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DgFALcATIoS IN 10 TOM Boston. Nav 20.
The Eccning Journot states thai one OF the
most prominent lawyers of this city, ana
former president Of Il Saft-mlnuacturlng
company. disappeared from this city last
Friday. and investigation OF his ailiIis since
then develops most astounding dishonesty
on his part. involving heavy loss to many
u"r>0tis for whose tuuds he acted rs cu>to-
dian.
Boston, May 20.-The prominent lawyer
mentioned in the evening papers as an
all ged d,iau!t"r is Abraham Jackson. De-
iacatouS 10 tie amount Of over l3O,O00
are CHARGED against him.
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ARRIVED.
Steamer Shirley, Trarers Baltimore, mefchah-
disc and passengers, l.. Is. Iatuni, agent.
SAILED.
Steamer Oh Dominion, Walker. New II rK'
merchandise and passengers -. ". Alien, agent
steamer john Sylvester, Gihord' Norl"ls' ihei
rhaudise auu pa senEcrS. l.. b. alum. hH,'ht. II,
steamer j. W. v,rmau, Platt. fhllaoellnia'
me- ch indiSc and passengers. W. T. fo'tcr. aIGuo'
Schooner Maggie, Myers, Baltimore, lherChan''Se'
Currie & Co. $500 r,-,s,i,o.on
granite, Curfie ~ Go. ~, .I cur
Schooner Willie Luce, -, New ork' COAL eu'-
schooner Ocean Rellc, Mills, St. johns \. b.
ria hick 4hOminy, timber. - ,,- ,,,,
schooner Alice ,uriS, Phillips, BALTIMORE pig
iron ana hoops, Curtis 4 Parker. NJ .,,-
schooner ruxauna. Milcheli, Norloh, ihefeh"n
else, Curtis Parker.
MEMORANDA.
The schooner Reading Railroad 40. Z, MOTIFS,
from Richmond. Va, arrived at fhliiue'Pha on
the 20th with granite. ,,, Inv,
The schooner Martha Collins: Gro'es' Will 'uin-
Der. arrived II Baltimore on 2Otll: .
The schoOucrS :. ). ylcr. Matthew's l.. =; .iu
ders smith; tcp>e, Conkliu; Annie r.. Mo oO.t
phillips were loading at New York on the 2uth
for Richmond, Va.
by Telegraph.
NEW YORK, MAY 2l.-Arrised ont: stare 1i Ne
yadt virginia. Evening star FREDERICKSBURG: Tanh
pendleton, Runebsrg. Augusta, Durln, Hcl, oehn
Pattgn.
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THE KNIGHTS OF PYTnIAs.- Washington,
May 2O.-The knights OF Pytblas mere TO-
day have been mostly engaged with Inc
regular business Of the order, ana all the
proceedings Of the Supreme Lodge nave
been in secret. Reliance Lodge, with large
number of grand representatives as guests,
made an excursion this afternoon down the
Potomac to Glymont.
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FOREIGN NEws.-London. May 20.-A dis
patch from ST. Petersburgh says the Russian
Government will await the replies of the
several States to the communication in rea-
ton TO the conference upon the usages OF
war.
Paris. May 2O--An article has appeared
in the Figaro suggesting that the revenge
of France be postponed one hundred years,
and causes great sensation. 1t is asserted by
tue Ltberte tina: the article has been made
the subject of Cabinet discussion.
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General Frank 2. Blair has been SO muco
benefited by the TRANSMISSION Of healthy blood
into his veins that be was able 10 ride out
twice last week.
The Charlottesville Chronicle praises Rev:
DR.. Bettelheim's lecture on "JoSepnus,
which was delivered III that town last week.
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CONFINEMENT EXERCISES AT HAMrDEN-
~lrNAY ,oLLEGE.-Su sunday. June 9Th, bacca-
nrcalr sermon by Rev. Dr.. Read, of Rich
mond, Va. Montay, june 1th, meeting OF
trustees. Wednesday, June 9th, ut II Nj.
address before the literary societies by Rev.
Thomas WhaIcy, Of Charlotte. Va. The an
niycl>ary celebrations OF the literary .>ocic-
tics will take Place that Of the Union S"ci
r,y on Tuesday evening. and that OF The Phi.
Ian hropic Society on Wednesday evening.
Thursday, Jun" 10Th. commencement.
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Axornen GREAT FlnE.-Tidiuss of another
disastrous conflagration come to us-this time
from the town OF O>crola. in the Penn>ylva-
MA mining regions. Two hundred buildings
were destroyed and 1900 persons were rem
drred homeless. The fire extended along the
line of railroad ut that point. destroyln"
buildings and burning the track. AS IN the
case of the recent great fire at Oshkosh WIS,
this destructive fire originated in saw-mlli,
and millions of feet Of lumber in the vicinity
we're DESTROYED
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ANOTHER STRIKE Kingston, \. T.. May
20.-A strike for higher wages was begun
bS the laborers in the cement quarrles'ln the
Ro>endale region this forenoon. IwelVe 10
fifteen mills shut down, and over l,V0o men
are on strike. 1t Is stated tonight that Inc
strikers will visit the extensive works mere
and in the vicinity to morrow, ana compel
suspension Of work.
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LAWS or THE FORTY THIRD toNGRE>S.-The
Secretary Of State gives notice That the pam.
oh ct edition OF the laH,S Of tha second SeS-
SION of The Forly-third Congress, prepared
pursuant 10 law, is ready for sale al the De-
plrlmpnt of Statc. the price, As fixed by
law. j. >iXty-tivc cents. TIE volume can be
forwarded by mail. on receipt OF the price.
and six cents Uhe legal POSTAGE additional,
or by express, as the purchaser hIa! oliec' !;
IN either case 1T his rl,k
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John i. Crensbaw, I. minister Of the So.
cicty OF Friends, OF Richmond, stopped IN
Sull9'k on Tuesday evening Cd his way home
from the Yearly Meeting in Southampton,
attended The weekly praycr-meetng at the
Christian church, and participated in the ex-
erclses, much TO The qualification and profit Ct
al! present. ALI will be glad to see Friend
Cfcnsha" when be passes this way again.
Scfotk Christian Sun.
The potalo.bug is operating in the Valley
OF Virgins.
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RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARKET.

Sales from May 9Th TO the 2lst, reported by l..
GlmmL w.ghihaeter. , ,c
CnHIe-1li head, common to medium: f1Cd6c
Il h., gross: gooI 10 extra. GaM 1ac. T. b., gross
INSISTS head at 100 lc. ~ b.. net.
Stetp.-M oolcd 5@7c u h., gross; Clipped
4gt,G:. T. b.. geo 8
Innlbs'->2.5O@S5 T. head.
Tfuia.-iGdSl3 u hclL
Mich Cotrs.-s2J(g SD r head.
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IMPORTANCE OF ONE VoTE.-At the Con-
serya,iye primary election IN AleNandrla on
Monday last tor the nomination for the ollce
of city sergeant there were two candidates.
J, w. Campbell received 303 votes and ,. Z;
ain received 302 votes; SO that CampDeil
GOT the nomination by one vote !-ffeae-
ricksbttr0 NetcS.
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A Coon Po1ST.-The Fredericksburg Ner-

A GOOD PolsT.-Tne Fredericksburg Her-
aid says: csoa =,
.The boudhoIders who have funded 90
not hold Virginia As morally bound for more
than her two.thirds of the debt. But suppose
these wise men succeed in getting clear OF
the funding bill, what then? Why, V,rg':
mia. rs she is now, again shoulders the whole
debt, for it was solemuy reassumed by the
Legislature of 1S65'GG."
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Z. 4. TIA ILUR.
General Freight and Ticket Agent
RICHMOND AND DASyrLLE RAILROAD "oMP'Y,l
IFFICE MASTER OF TRANSFORMATIONS.
Aprl 20, ] SIS. J

RICHMOND AND DASyrLLE RAILROAD "oMP'Y,)
tFF1cE MASTER OF TRANSPORTATION I
April 26, $50. }
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.-TRAIN No.
t;icLn,ond &C sos A. NJ; leave. BurkeyIIle at
S35 <. NJ; leaves Dupdce OIL lI7 L. NJ; leaves
at IL M y s4 Grtenbo'o az 42s
TRAIN No. NEW YORK AND New Or
LEANS EXPRESS, Eastward Leaves Charlotte at
$50 A. VI. leaves Air. inc Junction at $50 a.
leaves Salisbury at 1852 a. NJ: leaves areens-
ST.; leave: Dundee a, Alb p. NJ: leaves Burke
VILE. al s SO p NJ; arrives at Richmond at 11I7
TRAIN No 3-THRorGH MAn-NEw YORK
TO NEW ORLEANS. Westw. I'd Leaves Richmond
1t 1875 p. NJ; leaves Enrkevill, at 1852 7. M;
1899 r.. M: leaves G,.ens,or"' a, A. A.;
leaves Salisbury AT 4:34 A. NJ: leaves Rhine
junction nj 1905 A. NJ; arrives at Charloitea at 7:l5
TRAIN No 4.-TunoUGH MAIL, Eastward
Leaves charlotte at 9:24 u. NJ; leaves salisbury
l"ayts Uanyie 81 sid A. NJ: leaves dundee ut
$3.50 A. NJ; leaves BurkeSIle a, 1885 A. NJ;
arrives Il Rlchnond ut 2:22 L. NJ.
TRAIN NO. 5.-LYSCIIBUnG ACCOMMODATION.
West ward-Leayes k,chmcGd az A. 81. arrives
at Rurkcvlle nj 1913 T.. NJ. leaves Burk. VILE at
TRAIN O.6.-nGRkEvILLE ACCOMMODATION.
Eastward Leaves Burktyie at 4:43 A. NJ. ar
rives At Richmond ut :05 A. Vi.
Trains Nos. 3 and cOnEect at Greensboro with
trains to and from Raleigh aud G"dsboro'
all through trains cOnneci al Richmond and Dun-
dee with tr.ins on the Richmond, Fredericksburg
and Potomac railroad, and Washington CITY, Vir.
gin!a NidIa nj and Great Southern railroad, to ana
from Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia, and
New York.
Trains Nos and connect ut Richmond with
the Richmond York River ann Chesapeake Kali.
road trains 10 aud from Baltimore and eastern
points
Trslius Nos. 2 and 9 connect ut Charlotte with
trains on the Atlantis and Richm mi r-l line rail-
road Ia ami from Greeuve, Atlanta. Montgomery,
Mobile, Pensacola, New Orleans, and all southwest
ern points.
Trains Nos. 8 and connect at Charlotte with
the Charlotte, Columbia and Atlanta railroad for
Columbia. Augusta, Savannah, Tallahassee, and al
southern points. -
Train No. connects 1T Burkcvle with the At
| la,tir Mississippi and ohio raj rud from Lynch
| burg, Chattanooga, and all Southwestern points.
| Tickets sold u all southern ana SOUL western
points, and DapgIsp checked through.
Unbroken gauge from kichmont 10 New Orleans.
Pullman palacc-cars u rouga from New Orleans
| TO New York. r. Nj. X. TALCOII.
Engineeraud superintendent.
| II. T. DOUGLAS, Master Transportation.
m Q7
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RABsRspan LINE.
RICHMOND AaD pErRRssUng
RAILROAD CoHyANY.

- -. .ssssss.--S
RICHMOND AaD pErRRssURgs
RAILROAD CoAyANY.
{ COMMENCING MAY II, 1875 trains
~ on tnls road will run as follows:
L Es,y RICHMOND SOUTH.
.o:lo a. NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily fexcept sun.
o cay Io for all points South
745 A. H., dsiIv i n..senea sr,,
day), with coach attached, Tor Petsrs-
burg and stations ON the sou,hsido
road, Lynchburg. and the West -
1a'5 T. NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily, connectins
sengcrs taking this train win make
close connection at Petersburg for
Norfolk. 50
500 r. n. FREIGHT daily Except sundayb
with coach attached.
LEAVE PETSRsBCRC NORTH.
500 A. NJ. FREIGHT TRAIN daily iexceut
Sunday with coach attached. -
11:4J A. NJ, THROUGH NAIL daily. connecting
" ftb Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac railroad for all points East
and West.
500 P. H., FRETGH daily Except Sunday,
coach attached
500 P. NJ, 1HRC' UGH NAIL daily texcept sun-
day., connecting with Richmond.
Frederi. K sbrvS and Potomac railroad
for ali points East and West. Pullman
Sleeper attached. rnnnins through to
Baltimore. Also making close con.
peciion with the Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad for tile Virginia Springs and
DoinLs North and West. tss.
The MAIL TRAINS will not stop between Rich
nond and Petersburg except At Chester.
Trains On the Glover Hill railroad will leave
Glover FTP pits st $50 A. NJ: aoa returning. 1Ai
cave Chester at Eau p. NJ daily sxcspE uad2vs.
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg viii start from
Apponastox depot.
NOEL 4. SHAW. Snnartntepdanf.
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PosrAL.-A post.o1fice is IT Established al
Jamaica, Midde>eX county, Va, on the route
from Tappabannock 20 Gloucester Court
house, with +. A. Kahn as postmaster.
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DEPARTURE OF sTEAuERs.

20 4 N &c W 7 0 K The @W3
L. Old Dominion Steamship Com pany's .zzxs Hzs1
steamship ISAAC BELL. Captain LAWRENCE,
will sal SUNDAY, NAV 23d. at 6 O'Clock Z. 81.
Freight received until o'clock SAT 1rtiay night.
Passengers can go aboard Saturday night
Through tiiis of lading signed ana goods for.
%arded 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
q. ". ALLEN Il CO.. Agents.
ny 22-1t CUlnEany' IS Wharf. kot Sests.
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A.. SURANCE AGENTS, l0li MAIN STREET,
RICHMOND. VA. representing the -
NORTH BRITISH AND aEHCANTlLE IN
5urrh EnglanJ-capital. 81 0.00O,000 gold:
AMAZON INSURANCE COMPANY. OF Circlp
nat!. Onio-assets over kl.00O.000:
MhNHATTAN FIRE INSURANCE COMPA
NY, of New iors-aSsets over H5O0.0O0:
LYNCHEURG INSURANCE AND HAWKINS
COMPANY, Of Lynchburg, Fa-as5ets ovfi
ATLANTIC INSURANCE COMPANY, OF
RrookIrn. y. y.-as,.ts over S30u0u9:
PIESIX INSURANCE COMPANY. OF Brook
ivu. N.Y.-asscrs over ~ 100000
PORTSMOUTH INSURANCE COMPANY, OF
Portsmouth. Va.-aSsetS over s5O,OOO.
Deposited wita the treasurer III Virginia, sl3o,,
600. Losses equitiby adjusted and promptly pale
1t this agency. Applications solicited, and imme'
diate attention given thereto. Or In
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THE STATE OF TRADE.
lBY TELEGRAru.I
NEW YORK.


NEW YORK. Nay2l.-Wheal heavy with limited
demand: Sl35GS1.4O tor winner red "cstein:
tI4lMSl.42 Tor amber western; II 4nMSl 40
Tor white western. Corn heavy 1t S3Uo1c. Tor
western mixed; S4SGSJc. for. y.N'w westt rn
OF. Iaihcr more .teay al 75d 7Gc for mix WI ST.
cIn: 76m nc. Tor white WESTERN: Coffee quit and
steady cargoc> quoted At 81 ri So g"la. Tor klo
sugar QUIZ ard heavy; SM Sac. for fair 10 good re-
nning: Sac. for prime MOlaSScS dull iUu o.frt's
New OrluA $ sold Al auction at iO@ . LiG' &C. zee
uu,t and st,auv. Tullow heavy III oa,nGS . l6c
Ro.iu GuIl az 81 95M $500 for siraincd. iurpcn-
tine dull at 35c. Z rk firm at 81 .5tW 2l.fo.
Lard. Ok. tor prime steam. NLi>kry In l!ir re-
quest al .20tpt1.2l. Frtigh's III III ana quiet
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. May 2l.-Flnur quiet and very
firm Wheat steady. corn dull and weak: south
crn white, S7W SSc.: yellow: S3n S2c. Ol's utiai'
rorh duil ana Nominal al S22a $3.50. Eacon
dull: shoulders. 9'aM9lc. Lard dun ana lower !,
refined. SAC: Steam. l3aw l3!gc. tonge quiz !,
ordiuary 10 prime ctrg0rS. a2sfGlS:c: hl'kc!
held firmly at s1.24g s1.23. sugar urn III Iva
CLOG. ,.,>.,,>x,r,
CINCINNATI. May 21.-FlUur iirmer. Corn quiet
aud steady IL 76W7ic. Pork nu!hl"aliy LOU.
Lard nominal: steam. BE; hctlc, lJsc. f;acph
sir:,dy: shoulders. 9"c.; cieaF-rlo, - cy -,aS'
Whiskcy scauy 1T SLID.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. Louis May 2l.-tlour inactive ana M
changed Corn higher: NJ. = inlN IL, ooW ~
Whi.kcy quiet at Sl.2O. PORK lower quo Ell III
S2I 90. i,acun sicuG.; only small loIDii "fder
trade Lard quict al los.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, MAY 21.-FIour dull and unchanged
corn ulII.t anu weak: No. = mixed OSc TcEu'ai.
Goi.c rork advanced. with far denland Al s29 20
IA 1850. Lard advanced, WIN f"lr d:miahu IL
.i5.lJ. Whi-key III Scoi DE- ninnh al sl.l"
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PROPOSALS..
mo CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.

mo CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.
= ~ ,,ra.,ed nv the Jail Committee OF the Coun-
al 81 an nvitc sr aIsD PROPOSALS tor the mat Z
r risi ~ fnr md CONSTR UCrIUA OF JAIL FOX
nha ho,,dnp IA TO be Al. feet long by 30a seei
x,d ee In rear IS by % feet aud 10 be
two stories. Whole height. q feet, ineleohs
tonndstiou walls; To have lSelse rooms, lwS pas,
soues viii stairways: four rooms To be ltne3 with
Conk & HeaIh's recently-invented ]aii-lthAhs, aru
n have cas,-Iron doors, flames and SASH ct totit
natent. House to DO OF hard brick, covered WIN
tin. .~,, =. !, ~, 80 n,
for the iron, brick, aud carpenters AMI iointrs
work separately. Bids win he ,ees,yed Up to n o.
o'clock OF that day, ut my ctce, In tie presence o.
the committee al, a,
The committee reserves me r.eit U reJsct al "
anv of the bids If not salisfactoTS.
Paus and specifications can be seen at my enc
In tue court.honse- asd win cheeIfuliy give a.
ihtoi n' ''' L. ii. sHUMAkEk.
! my lo.sMy3l Architect fos !he Vo lsl
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INSURANCE COMPANIES
w FLETCHER RICHARDSON,

w. FLETCHER RICHARDSON,
THE CITY FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
STATE BANK BUILDING,
No. I'LL MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA,
solicits the patronage of Ills friends and the public
generally.
CoMPASY's ASSETS APRIL 1, 1875, 1903, S43.47
OFFICERS:
ASA SNYDER, PRESIDENT.
+. T. GLASGOW, VIcE-PREsIpEST.
L. r. MEADE, SECRETARY.
j. Is. GRANT, ASSISTANT SECRETARY.
DIRECTORS
ASH Snyder. Isaac Fl. CarrIrgton.
Peter W. Grubb5. John A. Coke,
Clement K. Barksdale, W. X. Quarles,
j. *. Chiidrey. Anthony BargunIsn,
William NJ. Archer, ". Ii. Lucke,
William II. Palmer, Bailey Davis,
l.. B. Tatum, Frank D. Hill,
). II. Har-s. +. Il. Watkins.
I. VIM Pemberion, Lewis D. Crenshaw, Jr
u. $. Woodbridge, George W. Gary,
F. 7. Glasgow, Samuel Freddy,
i. l.. ID. Walford, William II. Powers
John Tyler, my 22-eod2w
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WHEAT -IThHe: $50 bushels pr mo on private
terms; 80 bushels at 81 AZ: 81 bushels very z on
On private tcrms-total. 234 bushels RED: 10
t,fsheIs very good al sl.52; 100 bushels prime at
81 SJ-tutal. j 7G bushels.
COKS.-White: $50 bushels very cool AZ sec
80 bushels on private terms: "a bushels gond at
S5c-o,a, 524 bushels. .NLced: 3ii bushels
very good at IS
bushels very good ut 73c.-lutal, Us bushels.
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1907 81 %
MUTUAL ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF

MUTUAL ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF
VIRGINIA.
INCORPORATED IN 1894.
OFFICE CORNER OF TENTH AND BANK STREETS.
ISSURES BUILDINGS By PERPETUAL OR
ANNUAL POLICY.
t1o,oOO,0O0 PROPERTY PLEDGED TO PAY
LOSSES.
LOSSES EQUITABLY ADJUSTED AND
PROMPTLY PAID.
HERBERT A. CLAIBORNE,
PRINCIPAL Agent
JOHN =. DANfURTH.
Secretary:
HENRY d. DAEFORTh,
po14 Assistant Secretary.
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DHILADELPHIA, RICH 6>ss@S
a MOHD, AND NORFOLK STEAM s2as44Sksasz
SHIP LINE,-FOR PHILADELPHIA TWICE
A WFEk.-Until further notice the steamers OF
this line will leave Philadelphia every TUES
DAY and SATURDAY, and Richmond every
TUESDAY and FRIDAY al II O'Clock
Freight taken 1T low rates for all parts OF Ne"
Jersey, Pennsylvania, and Delaware, for Prori-
dence and Boston. Also for Liverpool ana Ant
werp uia Red Star anG American steamship lines
and bills OF ladlng signec through.
w. p. PORTER, Agent,
1925 Dock streer, Richmond.
WILLIAM L. CLYDE & CO..
mhl2 No IL south Wharves, Philadelphia.
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RICHMOND, FRED'G q POTOMAC X. X. Coz
OFFICE GENERAL TICKET AGENT, III
RICHMOND. December ! 2, 1S74.y III
CCHEDULE OF TRAINS.

SCHEDOLE OF TRAINS.
2:35 2. NJ, Dan NAIL leaves Byrd-Street sta.
tion daily, CONNECTING WITH
THE STEAMER REPORT as
Quantico, with trains of the Bafti-
more and Ohio railroad Mt their wharf
opposite Aexandria-uue In Balti~
more 4, $3.50 +. NJ. ana at Washing
ton with the Baltimore and Potomac
srailroad for Baltimore and the North
and West.
11:10 P. ", NIGHT MAIL caves Byrd-Street
station (Sundays exccptedh connecting
AT Washington with the Baltimore
and Potomac and Baltimore and Ohio
railroads
Cos P. NJ. ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN for
hanover junction, leaves Broad. Street
station tSunfays exceptedl.
sos A. NJ, NIGHT NAIL ARRIVES at Byrd-Strett
station tNondays exceptcdl.
1870 Z. NJ, LAY NAIL arrives at By rG-Street sta.
ton daily.
s:37 A. NJ, kCCUMMoDATION TRAIN arrives
at Broad-Street STALLION Sundays e1-
cepicdI
FREIGHT TRAINS leave and arrive at Broad
Street slatlor on TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and
SATURDAY NIGHTS icl all points North and
West.
Through bills of !adng and rates given to all
principal points North and West.
By order Of General Superintendent.
{. A. TAYLOR.
General Freight rtrkpf a
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4 STILL GREATER REDUCTION
IN PASSENGER FARES
Bi THE
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
TO THE
WEST, NORTHWEST. AND SOUTHWEST.

and corre3D0ndingIV 10" T'Us 10 QUILT pon1u
Nest Northwest and scutlwest I1cEets not spo-
ciaI or llmi ed, but gooo uulii used
Passengers leaving Richnlokd dor the NoIthl A.
o az r. M. ria Richmond, Fredericksburg and FU.-
1om.c railrpad connect with the bauiutoFe and
Ohio railroad at shepherd, immediately opo1sals
Alexandria. ayoioirg lonR and tedious of2niDos
transfer through Washington:
Time from Richmonh b, baltimore only seven
hours and fifteen minutes GAS hoursl: .,.
,,ckt,s SC apply at company's ONCE. 2s2l Hzin
street. corner weltth street; u. $50 Main siesss
and Office OF the Richmond. frederlcS sbu ava 20
snm.c railroad, corner r i2hih and BYRD ssreetss
Hammond, Va; and vt The principal tickst-omeea
throughout the southwest xy.fnpop
Southeastern Passenger Agent.
1901 81 iu ret, kcnEaG0a, Va
T. NJ. COLE. General Ticket Agent:
r. ~ 10y A. ,ist.nt GENERAL Tickt Agents
e. ~ DoN' THOMAS T. SHARP,
,,h o - Master OF Transportation.
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TAM PREPARED TO CHARGE soDA--
i FOUNTAINS promply.
Strength and uaiiLy guaranteed. ,,.,,a5
Terms moderate Orr ers rtspec t9sly saHeHea'
s G. i, NORTON, Druggist,
corner fourteenth and trankIn 81 s,I IIaSsa
Opposite Exchange Hotel and Ballard HOUSES
my22
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by Telegraph.
BALTIMORE.
n Jew YORK.

New YORK, May DETERMINATIONS, 2Htn
g. sterling trmer al iS1i.. 6oid dul! and steady
at l16Enll6t. Governments dull aad strong
slate, quiet and nominal.
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Train leaving Richmond at $3.50 A. NJ. -uns daily
(Sunday exec ptcd) stUppiig at all regular stations
Train leaving Richmond at AGO u. 81. runs daily
to Hinton. and between Hinion and Huntington
daily Sunday exceptedJ. stopping ut all stations
For further Information, rates. &c. apply Ut S2o
Main street, or at cOuiuaDy's offices.
CONWAY X. HOWARD,
General Passenger and Ticker Agent.
w, 81. =. DUNN,
myl3 Engineer and Supt Transportation.
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TOR BALTIMORE. HtLals
4 TRI.WEEKLY. Sss~ssSRs.
POWHATAN STEAMBOAT LINE
FOR
THROUGH FREIGHT.
NOTRANSFER BETWEEN RICHMOND AMI
BALTIMORE.

NO DOCKAGE CHARGED
The new and fast iron steamers SHIRLEY and
WESTUEEk, OF this line, leave their new pier, In
Inc UocR, loot Of Twentv-se street, every
O'Clock. and SATURDAY AFTERSDDT At 4
O'Clock for Baltimore making close connections at
Locust roint with Baltimore and Ohio railroad for
all points west and northwest; also. with Northern
Central rali DAD tor northern cities and Canada.
Through bills signed To Baltimore ana all points
wes, and rates guaranteed As low as by any other
line. Apply 10 l.: B. TATUM, Agen..
OFFICES, Twenty-second and Dock and Nintn ano
Main streets or31
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INVESTED AS FOLLOWS

INVESTED AS FOLLOWS:
Urited STATES registered bonds, mar
ket value. .................S
City If Richmond eight per cent.
bonds. market value. ................
Loans secured by first mortgage on
city real estate tasseSScu Sliuc sos
02O) ....................
Loans on cOlialcrals lmarket value
SIS 49,. NATURALIZATION.
Bills receivable with approved en-
nrr>crs .................. .............
Cash in National Bank If Virginia..
Cash in Office. Observation-Disclosures.
Cash In hand. of agents.
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.,INCIN |
ST, LOUIS.
CHICAGO.
MARINE ISIELEIGENGE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, NAY u, 1875.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, MAY %, 1919.
sun rics.......4.41 Moon ri>es........ 81
sin ~, s...7 100 High toe. o.33
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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 4
capital Observation-Disclosures.
Premiums and Interest 10 LIST of May
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BALTIMORE May 2l.-Virgiria c., peelcrs 43:
Virginia consoIs, So West NIrginias. 8. North
CaroIlna g., old, 20 ne~, IL; special tax, BIZ
Bid