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TIE NORTHERN Pacific RAILROAD TO BIS
Solp.-Ne,r York. May 13.-Judse Batch
ford, in the United States District Court to.
day, on application Of Jay Cooke and Charlie
mGgnc Tower, holders of first mortgage
bonds ofthe Northern Pacific railroad, issued
decree ordering The sale at public auction
OF all property, including lands and grants,
of tue Northern Pacific railroad, the land,
and grants to be sold in the States in which
they are located, and the other property III
, his city
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THE STATE OF TRADE.
lRY TELEGRAPH.l
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK.
NEW YORK. Nav II. Cotton quiet: sales OF
1876 bales at l6iaG1l 6Hc. Flour GuI market sill
rules in myers favor: prices %ifLni o,Gi.ci
clltuge. Wheat shade iirm"r; 81. 3o(Gsl.4O Tor
winter red western: .4UMsl AZ Tor aiii'cr wts1-
ern III 4OMfl.45 ior white western corn heafy,
lower, with In"dcri;e demand: SImeSc. TOT west
ern mixed: SSa $50 for high III 'Nsh am H cn"
western: 9Utu9lc Tor white western oo@oo1?tG;'
fnr western In .,or,. coffee straulcr Sugar uuii.
heavy, ana nc. lower: rcii'ci du ana oecilhlbS NJ
l0Stll 07aGl &c. Tor granMhteH i.g, iUE m
md unchanged. Tal"w firm at sc kosin ana air-
quiet Pork tirmei new Lnfd n nr' u
al 3 &c. for Prime SleiIn. Mickey auh IL 9,
clos. ug with free sellers at these hguIes. frclss
iirlu=r. ,,,,
BALTIMORE. May 14.-Flour quiet but stoady.
,ru amoer. 81. IS: mixed wrstrrr, RI 10;
western red. 81 30; 80. = western req, SI34@
sl35; M"ryIamr rcd 81 S5t5 40; " tTysm
4I40: 10. = sc. team spring red, sl.l7asl IT,
,ora-Suulutru firm; western aica'Iy; snutcrn
whit; 99c; soGh"GH ye :,nc 6 so @eiI
western mixed, Toe. I"rK q"lct at .tio1t
h.lS. PIoT,sion> quie, with 4 do ~ "hid ,,hu-
o.: cearrib sides l2isMl 2ic, l"osr; pack d.
9t.W Die. Bcun->hnuu,I -. 5&ic ctbF-Iin si".s'
l5sc. ian, I4a@ 15c L "a. Ike, er;, lo9
IL prime kio cIrgocS, lGGA S1c Nlllshc!-e ma i
.aits II Sl.2I new held at :l.2o. sugar easier al
log:. cc,>>.r,
CIxcISSATI. May 14.-FlYur steady. Corn dnll
and declining at 77@7Sc Pork noiLi Ina! and dul
AT SOL Laid uull ana quiet: Sic IN. II 5.Oba bll
kettle, $3.50 Wh!skey IN good delliand al fI.1t'
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, May l3.-Flour quict ard UNCHANGED
Corn oIpneu higher: No. = mixed, 74c.; closed at
73Ln. Whisky firm al sl.2O. Fork DoEinaiIS
S2i,75. Bacon unchanged. WIN only Limited JOB
bling demand Lard dull at 1osc. asked; Loo. DID,
CHICAGO.
u
CHICAGO, May 14.-Flour dull and unchanged
Corn IN fair demand; NO. z mixed, f2stW tA,sc.
rejected G9S16y9c. Pork in lair ueuIann al
t2l.50. Lard quiet al $3.50. Whisky, noml'
na!ly, Yl.1S.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK

NEW YORK, May 14--Erening.-Money easy
nj 2sGG3. Gold l5aaW116. Governments active
ana strong. Exchange, 4S7n. states quiet aud
nominal.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, May 14-Nirginia 6's, peelers. Al =;
Virginia consolidated. 5Js. West Nrginias, ..
North Carolina 6's, old. 20. Bid to-day.
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MUTUAL ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF

MUTUAL ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF
VIRGINIA.
INCORPORATED IN 1894.
OFFICE CORNER OF TENTH AND BANK STREETS.
INSURES BUILDINGS By PERPETUAL OR
ANNUAL POLICY.
s1o,0OO.0OO PROPERTY PLEDGED TO PAY
LOSSES.
LOSSES EQUITABLY ADJUSTED AND
PROMPTLY PAID.
HERBERT 4. CLAIBORNE.
Principal Agent
JOHN 3. DANFORTH,
Secretary.
HENRY D. DANFORTh,
nol4 Assistant Secretary.
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HrANTCN INSIDE LINE."s.f5sEss

ssE.sSsS
NEW Fast FREIGHT ROUTE BETWEEN
RICHMOND and PHILADELPHIA.
TRI.WEEkLI.
On ard after OCTOSER 1ST the splendid Iron
steamers Of Tins line will lave Richmond ~ tS-
DAYS. EHUkSI>AYS- and SATURDAYS from
PowiIatan Steamboat Lines pier, at corner OF
Twcnty-second and Dock stress, making close con-
NJ c,inn zach "Trip at Canton. Md, trasi Baltmore)
with the Philadelphia. Wilmington. and Baltimore
Railroad Company tor PhaGclphia.
SPECIAL ADVANTAGES:
All freight by this liue covered Try tire and marine
insurance free of cost. No GOckage charged al
Richmond. Rates as low rs any other line. ! his
IS the quickest line between Philadelphia aud Hich-
mond.
..rantnu Inside line" and sent To the Phlladel-'
pia, Wilmington and Baltimore depot, fhliadci-
pbis. ,,,,,
mond. For further information apply 10
l.. b. TAT UM, Agent,
Offices Twentv-secoud and ock streets
and Sint and Main stTeets, or 10
Us. Wilson, General Freight Agent,
PHILADELPHIA. Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad
pI,iIa,.tI,hIa. ia9
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ADELpHlA, RICF-<Ef&
L MOND, AND NORFOLK STEA ssscssssSssaassa
SHIP LlNE.-FOR PHILADELPHIA TWICE.
4 WFEE.-IutIi further notice the steamers OF
dis lire. will leave Philadelphia every TUES
DAY and SATURDAY. and Richmond every
TUESDAY and FRIDAY at II O'Clock.
Freight taken at low rates Tor all parts OF New
Jersey, Pennsylvania, ana Delaware, for Prov
iauce and Boston. also. for Liverpool and Ant
werp 2ja FED Star anc American steamship lnes
and bills Of ading sigrsc through:
X. I. PORTER, Agent,
2425 Dock street. Richmond.
WILLIAM L. GLID DE & CO.,
n,hlo No l2 Son III MharYes phllaGeIphiA.
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PORT OF RICHMOND, MAY IA, 1875.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Westover, Skinner, Baltimore, mer-
chanuIse and passengers, Powhatan Steamboat
BARK Lord Baltimore, Hurrord, New York, light,
TO load flour for South America. Ha,sill, Cren-
shaw & Co.
Brig sarah and Emma, Carter, New York, iron,
Schooner Lula Lynn. Insley, Philadelphia, light,
Schooner Cakes anes, Ednunds, New York, coal,
Po~liatan Iron. Works.
schooner Roxsnna. Mitchell, Baltimore, guano,
schooner Laura T. y OF NcDevlt, Philadelphia,
light. TO l. ad granite, Curtis j Pal er.
Schooner Alice Curtis. Philips, Baltimore.
Sch ,oner Caroline ". Holiness Jackson, Norfolk
light, Curtis & Parker. A..
Schooner Lucy Jones. Milspaugh, New York
hay. Atkinson Tempe.
SAILED.
Steamer Old Dominion "aAcr New 1crk, o met
.h.n,ii,r and passerg c. w. 4 Hen i Co.,. agents
steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Noriolk, ner-
chandise ana pa sengc,s, L. b. atum agent
steamer, D. r W. ,s.enpers. W. F. Porter
schooner Caroline W. Homes. Jackson, Wash
irgion ranntl coal, Curtis raIker. ,reo,r b,r-
Schooner Morning Star, Cofhih' NoAAo'h' va
rels, Curtis & Parker.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
FROM New York on the l2'h schoonei 'e's"
Bangor. "
The bark Lord Ba tmore which arrived here to-
day, was formerly known as the falhe. heiu ,d
the war She belonged to Messrs. Currle & Co., ana
WAS one OF The regular packet ships between rien
mond and Rio dc Ianeito. She Drought owe pass.a
n.p 70 Richmond to.day-Mr. Bernard. superln-
ienaeut of the House OF Industry, New I ork.
The schoouers John Mcdonald Mchendre anu
pfuu,,Iyauiu, Ewing, from hlrbmond va, Win
granite arrived at Philadelphia on lie l3th;
tn, schonners j. Hamilton, Mills II; 4; SIM
mons WiIletis; Eclipse, ,ouknn; annie T.; MoH 1
Phillips were iuadi y, New York on thursday
for Itirhmouu.
NEW YORK, May IA - Arrieed: Ethiopia, heSu'
later. Georgia Arrived Out: Tonasanda. ha-
lcrvo. Mozart. Eri:ckr. Hercules. Prudho, Ohio.
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4 ARCHITECTURAL IRON-WORh
mall It's branches done at the
METROPOLITAN WORKS.

Canal street from Sixth 10 Seventh streets,
RICHMOND, VA.
Also, Engines, Boilers, saw and Gr!st-Mis, Cast
inas. Porgiugs, Sc, as heretofore. Repair-work
res pectrully solicited and promptly dene
myle3m WILLIAM Z. TASSGR s. &C.
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RAILROAD LINES.
DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.

TOR EW YORK THE leSHs
4 Old Dominion Stes rnshfp mpany's $4,000
steamship GEORGE W. ELDER, Captain READ
will sail SUNDAY. Nav 9th. at O'Clock P. M.
Freight received until O'Clock Saturday night.
Through bills OF ading signed and gooos Tor.
warded with dispatch to all points north, south.
east, and west; also, to foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Fare to New York, $12; steerage, SO; round.
Trip tickets, $50.
For freight or passage apply to
G. w. ALLEN & CO., Agents,
my 1o-1t CompaEy's Wharf. Roc ketts.
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RICHMOND AND DASviLLE RAILROAD roMp'Y,l
OFFICE MASTER OF TRANSPORTATION
April 90, 1875.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINs.-TRAIN No.
Richmond at sos A. Nj. leavet Rurkeville at
1856 a; ~; leaves Dundee a, III r. NJ; leaves
P. NJ; leaves salisbury at 6:45 p. NJ; arrir,s at
' TRR Al :" No o. 2.-SEw yonk AND new Or
500. a. NJ: leaves Air-L Inc JUNCTION at $3.50 A.
NJ. leaves Salisbury at 1882 A. NJ; leaves Greens-
s9ro l35 M lays o'nye es at AGO
Vile at s SO p. NJ; arrives at Richmond at l1l7
TRAIN no. s.-TunouGu MArL-NEw YORK
TO New ORLEANS, Westward Leaves Richmond
at 1893 2. A.; leaves Burkeviii. at 4:52 p. NJ;
leaves Dundee at, 1898 p. NJ; leaves Dauvile at
leaves Salisbury at 1874 A. NJ: leaves AIRLINE
Junction al 1905 A. ~; arrives al Charlotte at 7:l5
TRAIN, No. +-TINoUGH MAIL. Eastward
at las =. NJ: leaves Greensboro al 2:2C A. NJ;
5:56 A. ID, leaves Burkevia NJ 1895 A. NJ;
arrives a RIchmond at 2:22 Z. 81.
30 >, Appropriation
ut Rurkcvil!e At 1913 Z. ~; leaves Burk.ville at
120 z. NJ: arrives at Lynchhnrg ct 4:2t Z. NJ.
TRAIN No.6.-tuRKEvIhLE AccoMMopATIoN.
Eastward Leaves Burkevie at 4:43 A. M; ar.
rivcs Mt Richmond Al sos A. ".
| Trains Nos. and connect at Greensboro with
trains 10 aud from Kalclsh and G"ldsboro.
All through trains connect II Richmond and Dun.
dee with trT.ln on the Richmond Fredericksburg
and Poto,r &c railroad, and Washington Cny.sVir-
cinia Midland and Great Southern railroad, TO and
from Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia, aud
New York.
| Trains Nos. 5 and connect at Richmond with
the Richmond, York Eiver anh Chesapeake Rail-
road trains 10 and from Baltimore and eastern
points.
Trains Nos. and connect at Charlotte with
trains on the Atlanta and Richm md AIRLINE rail-
road to aud from GrceDvil9. Atlantis, Montgomery,
Mobile, Pensacola, New Orleans. and all southwest
ern points. .
Trains Nos aud 4>ccnncct at Charlotte with
the CEarlott-, Col,S .lDia and Atlanta railroad Tor
Columbia, ugusta, savannah, Tallahassee, and all
southern points. 800
| Train No / connects ~ Rurkcvll!c with the At
lsntic Mississippi; and ohio raj road from Lynch
burg, Chattanooga, and NIL southwestern points.
| Tickets 5old 10 all southern ann sc.I western
p0ints and luggage checked through.
Uphroken gauge from Richmond 10 New Orleans.
| Pullman pa!ace-cars through from New orleans
| TO New York. L. NJ. Il: TALCOE1,
| Engineer and Superintendent.
| an 27
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II N: WALKER s. CO., GENbRAL n
~ SURkSCE AG GETS, lyl MAIN STREET,
SiCHMOSD, VA. representing the
NORTH BRITISH AND MERCASTlLE IN
SuEANCE COMPANY, II London ana Edln
ourgh Ergland-capitai, S10,000,00O gold:
AHAZON INSURANCE COMPANY. o. Cinc!r
asti. 0hin-asscts over i! 100000:
hANHsTTAN FIRE INSURANCE COMP
NY or New York-assets over 100000:
LYNCHBURG INSURANCE AND BAEhlNe
COMPANY, Of LyEchb,us, Fa.-aSssts oVs'
100000: ~
. ATLANTIC INSURANCE COMPANY OF
Brootivn. y. Y.-ase.ts over s31n.enu.
PIItEN!X INSURANCE COMPANY. OF Brook
Iyn. y. Y-asscrs over &2,u00.g00.
PORTSMOUTH INSURANCE COMPANY, OF
Portsmouth. Va.-aSSctS over 100000.
nclrl-Ieu with the Treasurer % virginia, 81 5o,.
O9U Losses equittbly adjusted and promptly pa!c
1t this agency. Applications solicited, and niMt'
Jtate attention given thereto. o. IL
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T JAMES RIVER STEAMBOATs.IR
u COMPANY, .NSsS.
TRI-WEEKLT LINE.

L AMES III EN- . CA
u COMPANY, sS4sS.
TRI-WEEKLT LINE.
SUMNER SCHEDULE.
FOR NORFOLK. PORTSMOUTH. DATTIMOEY
PHILADELPHIA, AND NEW YOkn,
Also FOR
REG ULAR LANDINGS ON JAMES RIVER.
Ou and after WEDNESDAY, March "a, 1875.
this Ccnpanys fast anC elegant steamer JOHN
SYLVESTER, Captain j. A. Posi-, carrying
United States Mail and Adams Express, will leave
wharf Roe. ettS. for aDoTe-na.rad points MON
DAYS, WEDNESDAYS, and FRIDAYS at eco
A. NJ.
Passengers make sure connections with Bay Lint
At Norfolk for Baltimore, Philadelphia, and Ne,
York
FARE TO NORFOLK ONLY..... 200
FARE TO NORFOLK AND RE-
IUhN on
t3re 10 Baltimore. .................... w
Fare TO Philadelphia. 9 80
Fare TO New York..................-1 2 80
Tickets for sale on steamers, at CARRIER d co
Ticket Agency, Main street, and Exchange Hotel
and baggage checked through. Freight receives
daily for Boston, Norfolk, and Portsmouth, ant
regular iaHiings on James river from A. Il. to
z. ~, at reasonable rates.
Freight for way-landings mus: be prepaid.
l.. b. TATUM. General Agent
ONCE: Company's wharf, Rocketts; branch OF.
dee at ". D. Blair & Co.'s. corner OF Etuth ans
Main streets. my IL
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DIsPATCH pRINTING.HOUsE.

nnsurnasaed facilities for doing all kinds OF JOB
pR.ATtSa. : Wo.a l-oArly 80 i.~-.-S ~
Sutsd, s.suat low prseos.
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DOR BALTIMORE. e,Ie
n TR1.W WEEKLY.
POWHATAN STEAMBOAT LINE
FOR
THROUGH FREIGHT.
NO TRANSFER BETWEEN RICHMOND ENp
BALTIMORE.

NO DOCKAGE CHARGED.
The new and fast iron steamers SHIRLEY and
MISSIONER, of this line, leave their new pier, In
the Doch, loot Of Twentv-second street. every
TUESDAY and THURSDAY MORNINGS at 4
O'Clock. and SATURDAY AFTERNOON a. 4
O'Clock, for Baltimore, making close connections at
Locust Ont with Baltimnr" and Ohio railroad for
all points wet and northwest; also, with Northern
Central railroad tor northern cities and Canada.
Through hills signed 70 Baltimore ana all points
ives, ana rates guaranteed as low rs by any other
line. Apply 10 i. B. TATU N, Agent,
Offices, Twenty-second and Dock and Nintn and
Main c;r9ptG. OCH
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, MAY Il, 1875.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, MAY 10, 1875.
Sun RI eS............4.52 Moon ssts......... 2.3-
Sun scls.......... 700 High tide. LIZ
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pICHMOND FIRE ASSOCIATION,
OF VIRGINIA,
INSURES BUILDINGS, MERCHANDISE, AND
OTHER PERSONAL PROPERTY IN
CITY AND COUNTRY.
HOME OFFICE, STATE BANK BUILDING,
No. I'LL MAIN STREET.

This company commenced business
on the 1T OF April, 1875, with
capital Observation-Disclosures. 5000 600 90
Premiums and Interest 10 LIST OF May 1897 25
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INVESTED AS FOLLOWS:

INVESTED AS FOLLOWS:
United States registered bonds, mar
ket Value.............. observation-disclosures,
City Of Richmond eight per cent.
bonds. market value.
Loans secured by first mortgage on
city real estate lassesscu value $685.
920)...
Loans on coliaterals (market value
f16 413) ....................
Bills receivable with approved en-
UbTseTS -...........
Cash In National Bank of Virginia..
Cash In hands Of agents. ..............
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DIRECTORS.
asa Snyder Isaac Fl. Darlington.
Peter ". Grubbs, John a. Coke,
Clement X. dale, W.R. Quarcs,
J. X. thildrey, Anthony Bargumin,
William VI. archer, w. Il. Lucke,
William II. Palmer, Bailey Davis,
l.. b. Tatum, Frank ID. Hill,
). ~. Hawas. X. Morton.
L. VIM. Pemboron. Lewis ID. Crenshaw, Jr.,
ID. $. Woodbridge, George ". Gary,
f. T. Glasgow. Samuel Freddy,
r. L.. ID. Waford, j. W. Allison.
John Tylcr,
ASA SNYDER, PRESIDENT.
+. Il. GLASGOW, VICE-PRESIDEST.
L. r. MEADE, SECRETARY.
j. Il. GRANT, ASSISTANT SECRETARY.
an 5.1m
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PASSENGER TRAINS leave West Point DAILY
at s 4. NJ, arriving al Richmond AT 10 A. ". /:
leave Richmond al 7. H., arriving AZ West Poins
at Pm.
Trains connect at West Point with steamers from
Baltimore aud all eastern points on WtDSES-
DAYS, FRIDAYS. and SUNDAYS, and with
steamers for Baltimsre and all eastern points on
MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, and FRIDAYS.
rare 10 Bailitnole. 90
Fare to Washington. ......,..............." 8 20
rare 10 fhNauclpnla. .......,............., 90
TH III e Jug FREiC HT TRAIN Lave R!enmo nd
at $50 4. u. TN WEDNESDAY. FRIDAY, and
and delivering freight IN Baltimore early Eext
morning; returning. leave West at 2:2O L. ~. ar
irving at Richmond ut 5:2S p ~. and connecting
win the Through Freight rrains on the Richmond
and Danvillr railroad for all southern poinr.
LOCAL FREIGHT TRAINS, with passenger
coach attached, leave Richmond ut sos A. NJ. on
TUT SDAYS. THURSDAYS. ant SATURDAYS,
and leave West Pon for Richmond same days at
HOS a. NJ. arr wing II Richmond at 1855 =. VI.
The management taxes pleasure In announcing
TO the travelling public aud shippers that the
steamers of this line, between Bal imore and West
Point, have been refltted in tie most thorough
manner for the accommodation Of passengers and
freight.
Travellers taking this line arrive In Baltimore
In amSle time TO connect with the rail lines for
Philadelphia New YORK, Boston, and all eastern
an western points.
Freglts will be given the utmost dispatch. No
transfers at Richmond of frcights or from SOUTH
ern poius. II. T. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. dent.
W. N. BRAGG. Master Ira suorfation. nv ii
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RAILROAD assEs.

Train leaving Richmond nj $50 A. N. runs daily
Sunday excepted stopping at all Regular stqtions
Train leaving Richmond III 4:20 p. n. runs daily
to Hinton an6 between Hinton and Huntington
daily Sunday exceptedl. stopping ut all stations.
Passenger coach runs op freight train between
S'aunton and MILFORD daily Except SundaY) leav.
ing Staunton at 3:05 2. ".
For further information, rates. &c, apply at So6
Main street, or at comDany's Offices.
CONWAY r. HOWARD,
General Passenger and Tickle, AGENT
w. -. =. DUNN.
my Is Engineer and sup't Transportation.
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EIRsr.CLAss sPLi t,, L ia and al i,oy 20
~ and ~ % per ton; Quinnlmont anu Gum
berlapd engine IS to 1920 per 19n ~. 1i Iosd
III and pine Wood ut lowest prices. Quantity and
quality warranted to equal any IN the city: Sine-
teenlh and Cary streets. - H. ave.
NH 10
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A STILL GREATER REDUCTION
IN PASSENGER FARES
RY THE
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
TO TIE
uucT G0RTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST.

West. Northwest. and southwest Ttcsels not spa
riaI or limited, but gooo until used.
'I p,ssenyers leaving Richmond flor the North al
Q ar p III ria Richmond, Fredericksburg and Po-
roInae railroad connect with the baltimore and
ohio railroad ut shepherd Immediately opposite
aiax.ndna avoiding q long aud tedious omnibus
transfer through Washington.
Time irom Rtcbmonn o. Baltimore ha only seven
Er fnr,her information, time-cards, through
uckrts. &c. APPLY AL company's ofice, 1901 Main
s,re4t corner wrlfth street; a. $50 Main streets
W. ,c ~ the KicbtDonj. Fredericksburg ami Po-
, aan ,,,Iroad corner r ighh and Byrd streets,
K1t.hmond, Va aud at the principal licket-oaices
'urousno0S ~ j. T.. WALDR0P,
Southeastern Passenger Agent.
1901 M.in ret, Richmond, va.
r.. VI. Cole, General Ticket Agent:
e {, o. no.-cry Assistant General Ticket Agent;
Z. n Dohoh - THOMAS K. SHARP,
mba Master OF Transportation.
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RICHMOND YORK RIVER AND tHEsAPEAKs'
RAILROAD CMPANY,
OFFICE OF THE SUPERINTENDENT,
RICHMOND, Va, My 10, 1875.
OH 4 y G E OF SCHEDULE.
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S2O7.197 25
1907 1877 25

II. K. ELLYSON, PRESIDENT;
WILLIAM II. HaXAtL, VICE-PRESIDEST;
ROBERT T. BROOKE, SECRETARY.
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RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARKET

CORN White: so bushels. Nired: 81 bushels
Yei!Ulc: 100 bushels.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-11-19
Keep Accounts.

Among the advantages of keep
ing general and systematic farm ac-
counts, may be mentioned the fol-
lowing:
1t would stimulate farmers TO
more correct thought in relation to
their labors, and lead them to see
where their profits could be increas
ed aud their expenses lessened-
II would increase the farmers
knowledge of doing business and OF
keeping accounts, and lead him to
systematize his whole business.
1t would enable him to decide
upon these branches of farming
which pay the best, so that he could
direct his energies accordingly.
BY comparison of results and facts
for q series of years, il would give
him clear judgment that would
amount to positive knowledge as
compared with the guess work OF
others.
IL would enable him more readily
and correctly to give iD list of his
taxable property to the county as
SCISSOR, and also to make q correct
and accurate return of his farm sta
tistics when required.
There lie no necessity of adopting
any intricate system or long process
of accounts and q few minutes al
the close of the day spent in record
ing transactions, facts and observs-
tons, would, at the end of the year,
form . systematic, business-like his.
tory, that would enable the farmer
to judge whether his farming Oper-
atoms had resulted in loss or gain.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-11-19
FARMERS ACCOUNT BOOK /!

TMBRACING separate accounts for all
III cereal products, stock. orchard, dairy,
garden, family expenses, labor, seed, receipts
and expenditures in every department. OF
farm business, with the pages ruled and
printed directions over each column in such
n manner that any person can in this DOCK
easily keep a full, clear, and correct account
of all the various transactions of farm AMI
family, and see at a glance his exact financial
condition at any time. 1t is pronounce by
all who haye seen it just what every farmer
neeIs, and it is selling very rapidly: The
price is only three dollars, and the book will
last twenty years, and save a thousand times
its cost. 1t is manufactured by Day. Egbert
4 Fiddler, ook-bindcrS, Davenport, Iowa. in
their best and most substantial style. The
following endorsement speaks for itself:
EMPoRIA, KANSAS, July 6, 1915.
E. T. KERSS-Sir: Having examined the
Farmers Account Book, - which you have for
sale, we do not hesitate to commend it to the
farming community as one OF the most adj
mirable methods of booking ever devised. 1t
enables the farmer to keep an account of each
crop and ali property peculiar to his calling
as well as every business transaction, in such
a simple and concise manner that every ac-
count may be kept with but small eXpendt-
ture of time. Every farmer should have one
and keep his accounts posted.
j. T. STRATToS, j. S. CRAIG,
CHAs T. PAINE, b. +. PARKER,
JACOB METZ6ER, JOSEPH ERNST,
ii, IL. GRAY, ID. n. STALL,
T. L. HALL
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-11-19

AS Peter Cudlip was doing in his
sitting room, he was suddenly start.
led by q fearful crash of glass at the
back of the house, and Il tremendous
tug at the front door b, Il. Answer
ing it in person, and a rage, he dis
covered a small boy, who would
have been much smaller had he been
washed, and grasping the bell-pull
and about a fathom of wire in his
hand. Round the corner could be
seen the heads of seven boys, pre-
pared to return or to run, as Occas-
ion might dictate. The small boy
said: '.Please, mister, they had three
men on bases, and tour TO tie, and
the striker he hit hot one to third,
and third muffed il, and she's in
your greenhouse. Lemme go'n get
her, cause this il the decidin' game .
aud, while Mr.. Cudlip was speech
less, he slipped past and out into the
back premises. Alter tramping over,
through and about all of Mr.. Cud-
lips horticultural products, the boy
returned, and remarking, "She's in
the next lyard, Gully departed
gratefully.