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NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, June 1.-Cottnn steady; sales of
2.734 bales ut 161S@1G!sc. Flour dull ana Ceciin-
c che "xtri s. 95g 1925. What l!wer 81 %
@si go for winter. Germ dull: 100 74c;; for so.t
western mixed: 75@Slc. for good I" choice west
C. flee quiet and unclang' d. Sugar steady and IL
fair demand 80 S4c. 10. fair 10 good rell Ing sc
for prime: S@S&c for Muscoyada ~ fiued sieau,
Yxal o@i 0S9 iIS'. for hard grades: Mo!asscs
, III and unchanged. Eice slea aud In lair &C.
mund 10 the trade. Tarw steady {; cliy, Sag SIC.
ko.in lower 81 .e0GSl IS for riincd. iurprn-
tine heavy "a, S3c. Pork lirmer; new mess, $50. As
cash. Beef qaiet Larn nrncr: prime sttaiili.
lac. Whisky without decided ch.Lgc ut :l.19.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. June Flour Gull aud unchanged
VIII at steady. Com firm: sou htrn hitr, "a q
S5c.; e low. Slc. Rye dull and uncl nged fIn'
yi.unS nominal V unchanged. Pork, S2l@t2l 90
Lard dull and nominal. otfee quiet. Mh'skeS
Heavy and noninay s1.19@sl.2o. sugar firm and
fairly actlvs. ,,,,
ST. Louis, June l.-Flnur dull and lower. Corn
firmer at CSC. whiskey dull Ill Sd;l1, fork Jul
at S2l. Recon dull; shoulders, 9SGp9ac: clear
rio, 12!a12Ac.; clear, 1891 SIC. Laiu hoih'na''
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI. June 1.-Flcur quiet and unchanee q;
Corn FIR er Al 7l@74c. Pork quiet md steany al
S2O.2 ,GIS2O.aO. Lard q"iet ana sfcthy 81. aui
Ia; Ertll,. al. Bacon steady shou'drrf, 9Sc:
clear rip, 12nc; clear, 12S4a9lac' "hisSeS S'e1oS
LOUISVILLE.
Louisville. June 1.-flour dull and unchanged
Corn uuict and unchanged. Provision S firm. PorS
Gniel at $40 250S20.5N. Bacon-shoulde5s. 9aG
CSC !: clear. I'D, 124Ul2b,.; clear. 1890 3Sr.:
smSar curen Ii inns 1891 4c. Lari-ol, am, Sc;
ri"r.n. 5S@ Sc. keg, 1870. Bageing firm ut "a
@14c. ,,,,,c.oo
CHICAGO, June l.-Flour quiet aud unchanged
Corn lower and IN fir demand; No. :. ixrd
f.. sh 54c.: regular. 63c., spot or Jun. Lara Jul
and droopingat Sl4.2 J@Sl4 22;5 for spot or June
Mn,skey. 81 10.
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RICHMOND AND PETERsBURe;
RAILROAD COMPANY. {
COMMENCING JUNE 1. 1876, trains
~ on this road will run as follows:
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH.
5I0 A. NJ, THROUGH MAI. daily teNcept Sun
day), connecting for all pOinis Soutf
end West. SleeplnK-car attached.
745 A. n, FREIGHT TRAIN daily (exceptSuD
oayl, With coach attached, tor Peters
burg and stations on the SoNthsidt
road, Lynchhurg and the West.
1:45 P. A., THROUGH MAIL daily, connecting
for all points South and West. Pas
sengers taking this train win make
close connection at Petersburg 70
Norfolk. u.
500 P. NJ, FREIGHT daily Except Sunday,
with coach attached.
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH.
$50 A. NJ. FREIGHT TRAIN daily (excep
Sunday with coach attached.
10:40 A. NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily, connecting
with Richmond, Fredericksburg ant
Poromac railroad for all points Eas
500 P. NJ, FREIGHT daily Except sunday
coach attached. ....
7:35 P. NJ, TuROUGH NAIL daily Except sur
day., connecting with Richmond
Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad
for al points East and West. Pullman
Sleeper attached. running through tt
Baltimore. Also making close con
neetiou with the Chesapeake and Ohi'
railroad for the Virginia Springs ant
points North and West.
The MAIL TRAINS will not stop between Rich
mouG and Petersburg except az Chester.
Trains on the Glover Hin. rnilroad will leav
Glover III pits I $50 A. ~: aod returning vii
leave Chester ut 2:40 p. 81. daily except sundays
INV 90 A. SHAW. Superintendent.
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TN THE HUsTTNGs COURT OF THE
1 CITY OF Al ANCHESTER:
In vocation. May 25 b, 1875.
julia johnson, who sues by, &C., com p'a'nan''
William Henry johnson, sometimes called William
Tn FREDERICKSBURG for divorce rinc1llo matrt-
mont. .,,,,, for co,nnIa,p-
sid 1eienoanI Aud affidavit baviig been mace
and filed that the defendauI Is non leslent o. VI
STATE bt Is ordertd 10 APPEAR vi nun enc NOR u
% nrot,c Ills inrrest hertiU. 1t Is fhrthsr order
ed tbat cupy hereof be published &c WEEK :
Snur succ., biye weeks III the Dtspntra, neWspa'
"a = eeooy-tfst: JJHN X. COG BILL, Clerk.
GEoRGg B. HARRIsosrR q. ny Eb-WaW"
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Election r E TU Il N 8
Especial TO she hisratch'l
Clarke


,>,-arv,,iye ticket was elect
,.z. l3hu ". Gibson. tterk OF the
cE1l,,r, Cont laud hg virtue CT us ctec'lon
''n: ,1i.r hr i also Clerk OF Tue L'IE ono
~ ,,.., cu- cNun'y having less toa', i'.ooo
\<!E,'',,,'-ynt.} carter \. L"u,han, Auo'ncs
l"",,., ,nnlmcuNrs!th; +. I. Marshall "r.,
I,' ~ Tr,a>Hrcr; and John 1. eI"".
t'.,..r al 81 these gentlemen nave heiu
go =; .,. "a " MEN the! are r'oec'cd except
80. t.,t.nY. Who WAS nominated oN very
.'',' $50 over Mr.. George Glass. the pres
O. ,,,-.br in Umhtn, Of the clerks once.
amelia.
-,., t.nnvfnc i the official result OF the
....r m Am, La coUhty:
'>' .,',,o,,. nitn's Attorney. Thomas h.
,.,', CO. ;p.S. Wood. I15; John T.
50. C.trk Of County Court, r. III.
~, SIG: lc,tf. Thomas 5. Scott,
,t '.'.', Tr.,,nTcT, + Il. Cyowder. l ,39l W.
I1,ry,a lot - cn d'dai'), ~ commas
& ~ k,Ncnuc. Dr.. Charles Il. IRWIN,
70: samuel L. SSay, Doll
s,,,s-y;.ar: Dr. y. J. Chca'ham, oil
,.,,,r,.,>: j. J. MArn. fGI; u. l.. Leary,
go. n /. p5nnls, 400. Constable John
G.yr>. AZ: 5. Il. Ial'. 5. OFersecr OF
rr,~ John " !u@o. 100.
Jackson.
s.o.ryi>o~: d. Z. +. Sou'ha'l, 2G0; ~
=. W,nn 123: H. T.. Brilseiord. 4. Maeis-
j. u Iif,. SIG: \. II. Bark, pa: d
r,..r US: X. W. BI.Dton, go. Con
'.,N... ". +. Coleman, 12O; {. q. Hawks,
o., pl,j>g,r Of Poor. K. I. Motley, 5SS
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FREAKS OF A DRUNKEN MAN. Paterson ".
J.. May 31.-In Pas,aic yesterday an iDtoN.
aled Germln went about the streets point.
ingan empty pistol at citizens. He was ar
rested, hut escaped from the 10 'k-up at bout
5 O'Clock P. NJ. By crawling thl ough small
-cuttle ia the roof, in the descent IRON which
be fell headong upon pile of rocks, and was
badly cut and bruised. Covered with blood
and clad only in shirt, be ran through the
principal reefs, aud on being recaptured and
returned to the lock up, again elecied his
es, ape. For q third time he was locked up,
bandcufffd, and Shackled TO staple, but a,
II O'Clock be had disappeared, taking his
irons with him.
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The best paper Is the one that has ahuc'
dance of local news; well selected m'.cel'
lany; sufficient editorial mater, rtnscllne
The views and interests OF the papers Sec
ton, and SAVIOR Of sense and salt OF WIT 10
make the whole variety attractive. We have
in our mlna's eye just such publication,
but 1t would not be the right ting 10 tell Inc
name and the hame of it.-Petersburg Ap.
peal.
Doubtless you had the Enterprise in your
minds eve, Horatlo.- WytheUiHe Enter.
prise.
No, at all. The appeal alludes to the Nor
folk Day Book.
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BALTIMORE.
COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, June l, 1875.
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT.-IThHe. AGA bushes. Red. 81 bushels.
CORN White, 1.072 bushels. Ni.eeu, 32S BUSH
els.
JATs.-1S bushels.
MEALS bushels.
IOTATOES.- sc bushels.
SALES.
WHEAT White: 1873 bushels very goodatsl 40
900 bushels choice Al 81 SO: &c III h-ls ~ 81 90
total AGA bnshcs. Red "a bushels good nj $ ~
20 bushels vcry g1or at S1.45; 100 bushels pun,
ut 81 .4S-t"ial. lac bushes.
GuRS.- White: 722 bu-hels ve-y good at &c;
200 bushels prime at S7c.-tmt!i, 922 bli.L.ts
Mired: 20 bushels at Soc 20 IuSteis at 7oc.
IA lush l. al Slc.-total, 30I b. shells.
OATS,-1S bushels prime Ut 75c.
VEAL 46 bushels on private terms; ~ bushels
very good III SSc.-total, 66 bushels.
pOTATOES-56 bushels al soc.
RF-tXHIBlrED.
CORN White, $50 bushels.
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BY an order from he Po>tOtlice Depart
meut separate pouches for registered letters
will 5000 he placed on all the principal mail
routes 10 the country. This Will be lnValu-
able assistance to the mail-robters. Hereto
fore they have been Obliged to carry Gil bags
Of unremuneraliye letters, and with much
care and toll fish out the letters that had
money in them. Thus doth benehcent
Government tx end its henelactlons over all
its subjects. Detroit Tribune.
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2 - go. : -
RATER0ap ItNES.


la Cd = s.;:::;sss
= FFicE NAsTER or TEAsis, may 3L',ls75.
1ScHEDULE- OF TRAINS.-TRRIN No
" 1.-CnARLoTTs EXPRESS. Wearard-, Leave
ntcDmond at sos A. NJ: leaves Darkev.Yle q
Ban III a. ~ F. ssva a. l4 M
p. NJ; leaves salisbury al 6:16 r. H.; srrry,s q
Chariot ear 1888 T. y.
LEANS CYPRESS. Esstrard- Leaves Charlotte a,
NJ: leaves Salisbury at s:s4 4. 81; leaves s.rens.
n; leave. Uundee Al leo p. A.: leaves Bukse-
Siae al 607 2. II; arrives at Richmond at sSi7
TRAIN No. S.-THRoveH MAIr-NEw Yoax
TO NEW ORLEANS. Westward Leaves Richmond
at 1888 T. "a: leaves Bursevillt- at 4:52 r. A.;
1899 p. "a: leaves areensoorn' =, 2:sS A. b.;
\ leaves Salisbury ut 5:27 A. NJ: leaves Airline
Jancon al 100 A. NJ; arrives at Charlotte as 500
TRAIN 10. 4-THRoUaH MAE, Eastward
Leaves charlotte at 1924 y. NJ; leaves salisbury
at al:os +. NJ: Leaves Greensboro at a. III. |;
6:3e A. M: leaves Burkevtile ~ ll:35 A. 81. !;
arrives a Richmond at 2:22 p. n.
20 omsfHGanrse tGcoSaopArIoN
riyes AZ Rurkevile al los r. u. leaves Bsrkeyile
at I:2e 2. M: arrives at Lyncbburg ut 4:2C P. Il.
Eastwasa- Leaves Burkeyille at 1:ay A. "a; az.
riyes at Richmond at s:e5A. d..
lTaia y o. C0DpecS NJ Richmond Win the
Chesapeake and ohio railroad.
Trains Nos 8 and connect at Greensboro with
trains 10 aud from Raleigh and Goldsboro'.
All through Trains connect at Richmond ans Dun.
dee with TALE on the Rlshmond, Fredericksburg
ana rotor &C ratiroao, ant WASHINGTON Guy. Vir.
gin!a Vida nd and Gredt soathern railroad, TO anC
from Washington, Baltimore, Philadeiphia, and
New York. - :
Trains Nos. and connect at Richmond with
the RichDou8i York River and Chesapeake RaiI.
road trains 10 and from Baltimore and eastern
points.
: Trains Nos. and 2 connect at Charlotte With
trains on the Atlantis and Rtchmp nd AIRLINE rail.
road 10 au1 from Greenyife, Atlanta. Montgomery,
Mobile, Pensacola, New Orleans, and all southwest
ern Doiuts.
Trains Nos. and connect at Charlotte with
the Cbarlotp, Columbia and Atlanta railroad for
Columbia, nsusa, Savannah, Tallahassee, and al
southern points.
Train No. 4 connects ut Burkeviue with the bt
antfc, Mississippi and ohio railroad from Lynch
burg, Chattanooga, and all SOUTHWESTERN points.
Tickets sold 70 all southern AMI olrLwesterr
points, and Daypagf checked through.
Unhroken gauge from Riehnond 10 New Orleans.
Pullman palace-cars through from New Orleans
to New York. T. NJ. r. TALCUTG.
Engineer and Superintendent
w. T. WEST. Master of Trains. NV 90
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AN OLD Custom ABOLISHED. The Eug-
liSh House Of Commons Monday rejected The
resolution introduced May 10 Ii by the Mar
uuis Of Hunting on With reference to pr
iamentary privileges. a motion, by Mr..
D srs,l Ii. thai strane, RS shall not be Obliged 10
vave the galleries except by q division of The
House or by the order OF The Speaker, Was
,1op,e1
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lEsUkAkCg.-Tbe losses Of the Insurance
coup'nies i'y The Portland, n. b fire ap-
proA mate The following: Liverpool and
Lopron aun Globe. $4,000; Nortn British,
gao COO; 5 lib lmperiai. 81 600; RoSal
tsnadlar. $4,000; ptGoiX. $40 900; I'm
pe7'ai, 500; Commercial UuioD, S4.o00;
Qu'en, sl3 900. TBeie is about Sl2O, 0O0
covered by Insurance
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THg SrRiNGFlgLD Fiag.--Springti'Ld, May
ol.--The to'ai los ry yesterdays fi'e i"ots
up about $3.50. 600, and insurance about
100000. Among The companies most in.
ttrceted are Frar kin, Of Ph'ladelphia, $12,'
olN. and Fire Association, of Philadelphia.
Sll 800
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"Ceotenniad" is suggested by correspond
ent OF the pnlaue pnia Press as suosti-
tute for :" Centenn,un," nnd the Press SAYS
..as q striking, distinctive, and euphonions
void II seems 10 have somewhat the stronger
cIaims,! Id r-.. ID ii
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In 1901 John Jacob Astor appeared in
swallow .,ail coat. corked cnapeau, and Cross
hiIted sword, bound for the Holy Lard as q
Tempar.- Ne,o York Times.
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Saws an experienced educator: =" II boy
shows disposition to ignore school and
slight bis studies, tell him that be will Bit
teriy regret such policy when be is grown
TO be q man. He Will at once change Ills
course"
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- LONDON. Nj" 81. I.ls estimated that Paul
hoy'oD, 10 crossing Inc tides und currents OF
Tie chsnGeI, padded tbirly.fopr miles. .
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ap IS 3m

I ARGE STOCK OF NEW ANDmssp
IL Seasonal BE GOOnS.-Laosts;y les R@S
BOOTS And SHOP s fer Gentiemen's weIr.a EN
CALF RIOTS. Sewed, with bnx-ton, - so
worth Sc: en:leInen's CALF CONGRESS GAL
Tr.RS, crimDed and with box-toe. $3.50 worth
$3.50: G-nllemen's CALF ALEXIS, So so woi til
SO: ine ALEXIS and COSGttrS GAIT Err al
81 SO worth 1850; good CATER at ~ worth
t3 twenty cases Misses and Ihildren's SiOHS
good for school-wfar. IL % NJ TO -2-just half
price; Infants shoes, SOC. up: Ladies' wear great
variety from II 25 up to The finest L.. CED and
BOTTuNhD SHOE and CATERS; Home and
Soroern-maGe Penlten'iarv SHOES ut Very low
figure; SHOES for WorkiEgmen and Farmers
al prices 10 DEFY competition at the old cheap
store Of 81. GOLDEN.
NH 3O-3m 1923 Main rect.
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IS CANTON INSIDE LlNE."saiTMa

NEW FAST FREIGHT ROUTE B.IWEnN
RICHMOND AND PHILADELPHIA.
IREWEkkLY.
On ard after oCTOsEE LIST The splendid iron
DAYS 1HUkSB- vs., and SATURDAYS from
Powhatan Steamboat Lines pier, at corner OF
Twenty-seconu and Dock srt c's, making close con.
npcIinn each Trip at Canton. Md, ttast Btltimore)
with the Philadelphia, Wilmington. and Baltimore
Railroad Company for PbilRGclpbia.
sPECIAL-ADyANTAGEs:
An frf light by this ine covered by fire and marine
Insurance free of cost. No dockage charged at
Richmond Rates as low rs any other line. y his
Is the quickest line between Philadelphia and Rich
mond.
Fr,Ighfs ordered nv this line should be marked
"fan,on Inside Line" and sent to the Philadei-
phia, Wilmington and Baltimore depot Philadei-
pba.
Freights received daily In philadelphia and Richs
mond. For further Information aDplg 10
L. b. TA1UM, Agent,
Offices Twentv-second and Ork streets
aud SiDth and Main .tIeets, or to
J.S. VII SON. General Freight agent.
Philadelrba Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad
PhIjadPlnhta a1
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW York, June l. Noon. Stocks active ard
strong. Money. 81. Gc.d, 116as. Excharg--
Long. 4S7K; short. 490H. Governments actIve 1T
better prices. State, quiet.
Eoening.-Mouey cay at 2H@3. Exchange firm
4872 Colo strong at II 67sgll6x. Governments
active and strong. States quiet and nominal.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. June 1.-Vir.1nia 6's. peelers. A;
Virginia consols. SIX. West tlrginia'S. 81. North
Carolina 6's, old, 20; ne~, AZ; special tax, 4.
Bid Today.
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RICHMOND, YORK RIVER And .BEsAPkAks
KhILhOAD. 0sIPANY,
OFFIcE or THE SUPERINTENDENT,
RICHMOND, Va, Nay 10, 1870.

81 u D
KAILhOAD. OSPASY,
RICHMOND, VA, Nay 10, 1876. J
CHANGE OF SCH EDU LIE.
PASSENGER TRAINS leave West Point DAILY
at 8 A. NJ, arriving ut RICHMOND NJ 10 a. Al.
leave Richmonda 8 L. NJ, arriving at West Point
jriins connect at West Point with steamers from
DAYS, FRIDAYS. and sUNpAfS, and with
stpa mers for Baltimvre and all eastern points Oh
MONDAYS, WkUNLSDAYs and FRIDAYS.
Fare 10 BHtimore... ..............'.s..'.''. w
Fare To Washington. ........................ ~
Fure TO Philadelphia. ..........,...-.......' 2g
'ar H 70 GsG pniit iiT Richmond
az $50 A. II. IN "EDNt SD i. FRIDAY, apd
SiySD. Y co, Meeting al WPsi Point Wal steamers,
and Delivering freight In kalumore early next
morning: rrturnii z. te1ve West 81 2.20 +. H., ar
irving AT Richmond at 52S r. H.. and connecting
Wi, h The Through Fraieht rains on toe RlchHo2d
ami Oanyillp raj road for all southern points. ~
Local FhElGhT TkAi1S, Win passenger
coach attached, leave Rfchmon0 at QUO -. ~. Va
MT Stays THURSDAYS. ant SATURDAYS.
and leave West poiD for Richmond same diyS az
ii :OS A. H.. or, iyin=a al R!cbnond Ut 500 I. D..
The management ttses pleasure 10 annouhe,ne
to the ira 'elIlDg public and shippers that inc
stesmers of this line, bet weeu Bal iinOre aud West
Point have been Iedted IN tie most tOorSuSn
ms nner for IN. accommodation Of passengers ahd
freight. - R,p,,,ore
phil d ,lpnIa. New YORK, Bot ana all EASTERN
and western points. .,.s ~,
Freiyhts Win De given the ntmostsfispafch. NO
transfers nc Richmond Of freights ~ VI IIoh
anu DoIr,s- Ii. T. DUUGLAsS,.s uoetinGnM;I,,e
w. N. BRAGG. Master FRA sDor,a4nn. nv - -
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A late financial cir 'ular from Thomas
Branch d Co., Richmond, in reviewing the
financial condition Of the State Of Virginia,
aludes to The fact that Governor kemper
has taken high ground for The UNFOLDING Of
the credit of the State. and that the press Of
the State, as we'll as Influential men Who were
once in sympathy with the poverty view "
of the Governor. have, like him, abandoned
the Reputation party.
"No careful estimate Of the income to be
derived from the revised taX-bil has yet
been made, but it can burdly fail short OF
s., roc, 900. OF this amount there will be
paid in taX.recevable coupons S1,0SO,0OO;
net cash revenue, Sl,G20,000; expenses OF
safe rs estimated by the Auditor, 81 300 900;
leaving a surplus Of $4,000.
"The surplus will be applied to the sink.
ing fund, and any balance to paying part in
rerest on the non.consol debt. The deot
statement corrected to the 1t Of April is as
follows:
- Coupon conSol bonds carrying c0unons
receivable for taxes ..................1 $4,000 QUO
Registered nond' conver,io,e mo the oo o,n
Total. ........................ 2o,2oO,OOo;
.sBonds funded undsrth= amer ded act,
coupon and rcgIsirrcr in'trcouVer l.
be- coupons MOI good for taxes. 3,S00-O0O
West Virginia loue.thrdl ceriticates. ~ oOO,UOO
n:uudrd bonds, all CLASSES, including
ali lost aud de>ti oyeu oonds........... 9,O0OOOO
Five hundred and forty thousand tax.
p,ying coupons mature and are thrown on
tue market lSt January and 1st July. The
price has avera.ed so to IS January and
July, and 90 to O. June aud December.
Tax payers uuy freely. The market is now
bare. Weqrote them at %, while the boGds
are 81 coupons Of }. at which price they pay
about ten per cent. on cost, besides being
exempt from State and mlnicip,l taxation
10 this State, and in consequence they are
becoming a favorable investment ut home"
1t is represented that the result of the past
two years. legislation has demonstrated that
these consols cannot be successfully assalled.
BolimOre Sun. LIST.
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INVESTED AS FOLLOWS:
Urited States registt req bonds, mar
ket value-............. .........''... +.
City If RIchmJnd eight per ceit.
bonds. mark, value. ...............
Loans secured by first NOR gage on
ci'y rea! estu'c tsSSesScu YIlu" $685.
S2U) .............. 49,. .........'.....
Looms on colIalerals (marSet value
s76 4l3)..........-. ...............
Bills receivable with approved en-
dnricrS ........... ...-........ $50.
Cash I'm ha'iunal Bank Of Virginia..
Cash In office. observation-disclosures.
Cash In hands of agents.
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pOOT AND SHOE FACTORY. nssa
ENCOURAGE HOME INDUSTRY. 3 N
/ am now having made TO oBDER all kinds of
hand sewed
BOOTS AND SHOES
at Low PRICES. Measures taken by one Of the best
cutters and filters in the State. iii gu ranteed
ana all work warranted.
MCCONNELL LABOR EMPLOYED.
J. VI. SrEVrNS,
an 2S-3m No G Governor strpar.
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RooKs. STATIONERY. &c.

cPLENDlD STOCK OF GOLD PENS.
We have Just opened large stock OF
G., Lb pms,
al e,,ae embracing long Ribs, short nibs, broad
q: noints. IN, dunn points. far points; ,u
RARREL PENS, UbLlQUE Pms, bAeh
of different degrees Gf hardness and elaslciiy.
- All hands can he suited
PEE-HOLUs Il, IN SE%St HAEEs S inuirE
AMI WITHOUT pms:
N,GIU PEN, lis, CHAhA NCibS'
INV "a WOunHDUSr u fahoAa..
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NHESAPEaKE AND OHIO RAIL.
~ ROAD.-On and after SUNDAY. May 80,
1875, passeus er Trains will run as follows:
FROM RICHMOND.
Leave Richmona..... $40 A. Nj. 9:lO Z. NJ.
Arrive al Gordonsyille. ...l245 2. NJ. 1928 A. NJ.
Arrive ut Washngtau... 1888 =. NJ. 1888 A. NJ.
Arrive ut Chariot esville. las p. n. "a A. IL.
Arrive at Ll nchburg 400 =. NJ. ADV A. VI
Arrive at Staunton. 41O Y. NJ. 3:Oo A. ~.
Arrive at White sulphur. 800 L. n. 7:4n A. NJ.
Arrive al Hiuton..,. ................. 9:o0 q. M,
rive at kBnawha Fal|s............ I:lO =. NJ.
= rive nc Charleston 500 r. 81.
Arrive al Hunting ton 5:35 Z. 81.
Arrive at ciIn4ri.................. oOU A. nj
7 rain leaving richmond al $3.50 A. N. -uasdaliy
(Sunnay eXcepied Stopping Ut at regular stations
between ichmUnd and White sulphur.
7 rain leaving Richmond al 9:l0P. NJ. runs daily
stopping ut all stations between Huntington and
Allegheny, and at CcviDg on. Milhoro', Goshen
sia, TIM Greenwood. tharlottesyIIle, Gordons-
VILE. Junct on. aud edmond.
communicable train l.ayeS Richmond for Cor
donsvile and all intermediate stations daily lex.
cept sunday at $3.50 =. NJ.
Pullman slet PINK car runs on 9:1O i. III. train
between uirbmond and hite Sulphur.
For further information, rates. &C., apply at S26
Main street, or Ut cnmDlDy'e offices.
CONWAY X. HOWARD,
Gene al Passenger .Ind Ticker ag.nt
W. a.. =. DUNN,
my 20 Engineer aniS up't ,ransportIhon.
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DEPARTURES OF srEAMEHs.

FOR NEW K-Thc xfETA
l. Old Dominion st amship Compsay's ss1ta4a
steamship OLD DOMINION. Capsxin wALKER,
will sail FRiDAy, June 4.h, ut O'Clock z. n.
Freight received until O'CLOCK Pm.
wardet with dispatch 10 all points north, south.
east, and west; also, 10 foreign porrs.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Fare to New York, $l2; steerage, SO: round.
Trip tickets, $40. .g5'..T
For freight or passage apply 10
6. W. ALLEN CO.. A2eprF.
ie 2-3t Com papy's W hart. Rockets.
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MARINE HNTEaAIGE ~CE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, JUNE /, 1875.

MINIATURE ALMANAC. JUNE 2. 1875.
sun ri. cs..........4 At Mnnn ris-s.,....... By
Sun ses......... 7.l3 High iiGe......... 2.i(