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or from Petersburg.

,,,,cc ot the Richmond bsStch'l
corr prrsR>srRG. June II, 1870.
,,,l ,nc,,,nc OF the stockholders OF
IH' '% I',r,. 81 Mu>ic was held this alter
IL = ,r','ork. One hundred ano seven
no" =, ,,.. one hundred ard niucty-ihree
ir" ,.,c REPRESENTED IN person ana oy
>9'''> Tnp ircs>urer's roper; shows the
~. 6anrg the year 10 gave oeeh
I'E,, Ire receipts we're diminlshen
'''.,.,.,n,y hy the passage OF Tue ci't-
co.. !. 1s when that bee smc II law num-
;'-" .'.,arrmcnts were cancelled, ana 1t H.
fl' ,,rcr tNit,c> were prevented from
'"" ..r,,c Iac total funded debt OF the
e''''.7 : Sa5iU. The floating debt Is
W. Having officers were elected Tor me
,.,r. II. {. D.yi-, president: Will
&C., ;.I.r,nn -r.,Icc president. Direct
'.'" L..,r... Imyl>. john L. JackSsn, Il. n.
r...,o.. II i. Parker, John u. DUNN, auo
\. rwmmcF ,, 1oh,
- ,...,,s,;. W;,!i.Iu l.. Hinton. Jr., aad y.
.r.r,U WaI'r. the 'Fec'l committee On
-'".......,.,,,u. aud rcio!m. rs authorized at
-, ~; meeting Ct Tie common oouuci'.
-, 49, .,.,,uj,,cg Will report on the lst OF
n" ,,.,,nrnt was heard By Judge S. 5. Weis'.
49, =. >rlfiou) to-dayIn hehs!t OF an ~
=. ',r.,, ~. 10 al,,rnt MIR. Gldd'nss from con-
.-'.,,,., colonel AmberS'S election as Com
..oa,,;,tE', attorney Ct Chesterfield county.
IT,. I.d.r has not yet rendered MS oec:-
r,y T.. T. Uark>, 4 student at Richmond
,1'lr.. j, announced 10 preach Sunday
,norrIry aud evening at The First Baptist
cbu,ch IN tins CITY.
E.,. Dr.. l.. NJ. Lee. though improving
.I,.Iy. i, I'll 100 upwell 10 preach or 10 get
on, 10 attend 20 his duties as presiding elder
q. till district.
Tnr EXCELSIOR to Old Point for the bene-
8. ii, ,lr organ Committee of the Marke'.
,.r,.. Methodist Epi, copaD church notted
,,,aii 500. Tie expenses were about S3oo.
TIE congregation OF Wesley (Meihodist
tui,copaD cuurcn have purchased lot Wild
I ,Irw 10 ,r,clrng a new and larger church,
,lr r.c>trt building tcug TOO small 10 ac-
ry,Dmo!atr t,n. growing membership.
TIE $50 men injured yes erday by the fa'i
d SET lllug are Improving. 1t Is believed
uo,h~r received inlerual injuries.
JAMES carey. coIor"d Iunatlc. was to-day
,rf, over to Howard Grove Asylum.
ROBIN HOOP.
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as 95, and some as high ne 81, hut yet were.
rot e3titled TO q st.class distinctions:
FIRST Algebra Ciass: Dora Funk, Ice Kin.
dry, Sadie McCuichan, Belle Younger.
Second Algebra Class: Maute CIemmer.
L NINA Riuker, Adelia WISE. Ida Fox.
Arithmetic: Mautie Ciemmer, Enma Rink
err. Adclia WySe OF South Carolina.
French: Emma Rnker, Sadie McCutchan.
Mental Philosophy: Lee Kindry, Dora
Funk, Florence Bernheim OF North Carolina.
Evidences Of Christianity: Lee K,ndEy.
Two gold medals were awarded-one TO
Miss Funk for superiority 10 all her stu.
dies" aud one 70 Miss Wyse, Of South Caro-.
liua, for perfect department"
At q recent meeting Of the Alumni Asso-
citation OF this place the following delegates
were appointed TO attend the semi centen.
NAL ce.ebration Of The University Of Vir.
ginia: Hon. A. Fl. II. Stuart, William Fra.
zier, Charles Grattap, DR.. a. NJ. Fauntleroy,
William 4. Frazier, Edward Fchols, Meade
+. White. Captsin Chasles ID. Mccoy, Major
| Marshsli Hanger, A. Poyn.Z. w. Fl. II.
Lynn, ;. -. Phillips. Colonel James Fl. Skin.
ncr, Captain T. ID. Ransom, and Rev. W. T.
Richardson.
The report Of the treasurer showed that
about $50 Of the 800 promised had been
| raised. L. was determined to increase the
amount TO 500, il possible.
The June Offering at the Presbyterian
church on last Sunday, which has been sub.
stitutcd instead of the annual fair. amounted
to the handsome sum Of Si,G07. A very
handsome set Of pulpit furniture, costing
$3.50, was presented to the church by Miss
Mary Julia Baldwin. The money thus raised
is to be applied 10 the reduction OF the debt
nf the churcn and putting railing and steps
i \ front Of toe building.
Nearly all OF the members of the "syndi'
cite" and many other railroad men are bow
IN the city = brought here by the trial Of the
suit Of the syndicate against the Valley Rail
road Company for 100000, which is fixed
for trial to-day in the Circuit Court.
MAX.
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Decoration. Day I'm Culpeper,
tFor the Dispatch.1

CULrEPER. June II, 1876.
Yesterday was set apart for the decoration
OF the graves In the Confederate ceme-
terry at this place. At o'clock all the busi-
ness-houses and Offices were closed and our
people turned out en- nsdsse to perform this
sacred duty-a sad aud melancholy pleasure.
The large procession Captain Penick mar
shaD was formed at the Episcopal church and
headed by the Culpeper Band, which gave
Us delightful music. The first tune played
vas "Dixie." Nearly every person in this
large procession was provided with bou.
quets or baskets of flowers. On reaching
the cemetery the procession gathered around
the beautiful mound raised near its centre.
where the following exercises took place ::
DIrge by the bsnd; prayer by Rev. j. B..
Taylor; poem BY a. J. s,ofer, Jr.; address
By Rey.aR J. Moorman; dirge by the band !;
decoration of the graves; "Old Hupdred" BY
the band benediction by Rev. w. w. Reese.
All the graves were prot usely decorated.
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DAsvLLg. Va. Jure 10, 1915.
Thu following li.urc> may show the move
u.n, f Manufactured toncco at tins IN
lrf. linz IrlIod Of tue tobacco trade: In.
truM revenue from MANUFACTURED tobacco
aud eggs IN May la>t, $i4,9,9 Ct; for Anrll
It,'. si3 &lG.70; Tor May If last year, S39,-
Sill.
\ cpmparison Of the ligurcs for the trade
III lwA tobacco may be CT Interest. Ihey
az. sales a. leaf 20 0arCo ut the warehouses
for Nav lasi. S37,J5.iGl; for Nav OF last year,
<..b."i%; FOR last April, S2S3.G2l.
Revenue for last mon Il: From exported
Iotlcco, 10 1Ol; from cigars, Sl9.3O; from
distilled spiJi's. SOL 60; from special taxes,
{! i;ccn,eS, So 553.3t.
4 number OF the regroeS employed a.
,vl,tcrs and rollers have been on Z strike
since saturday last in consequence of the
Discrimination Of the Board Of Manuiac-
ir!rfr> 10 reduce the pay of iwiS'crs and roll
q, l. that given here IN 1870 and 1871. 1t
j >ud that the waves now offered by the
B,ytG are higher than those paid n present
in some oC the other tobaccn-lni nutacturlng
cite. The tWi>ttrs and rollers being out of
tmIIlym,nt, sf course The women and chill
d!ru usually working under them have also
tnijIr lhc p!iZtrs and p'c!ierS, whose pay
wt> Loi Affected ~ this ACTON OF the Board,
li,~ continued n work and taken 10 pai t
IN The >'ilke. Bat although some foolish
taT,a', have been m1de, tHere has tccn not
u. i-G'c-; d,s.uiU ance. Some OF the bands
IHulAci 10 work day bclolc yesterday
sem" an Yesterday.
Rs. \. {. B!edSoe. Of Richmond, has
ben assisting Rev. J. W. BledSoe in ctn
tuc'la- pro,r-c!cd meeting az the LyuE-
-'r-'i Methodist chu'cn. About thirty con-
N"!.iou> are reported.
j nLUir >as he i almost sorry that you
E.,r ulcncd Your 60 umnS again to corre-
>iuuiru'-. tie feels like Shepherd In NOctcS
-i,.rosiu,ce. when Shepherd says: " de-
yaug the aUYrrt!>em"uts, watch, beside let
IL NCu ken every thing that's 2aun on IN
4 h,nIr, rc-Icclin' The selln' aud Bilierin' O.
r, p-rty, bath ia hoo>eS and lawns, are, 10
ny Elud, models u composition, without ae
81 gle unn,ce word, Tor every words
lnH ior, and that gives the advertiser u
hanI' o COucecSe thocht and expression
better than logic class" ALPHA.
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PUhI hlSnl1oENO, oS-NS 49, ~S'o'
ARRIVED. F..
Steamer weslover, skinner, Baltimore, mer-
chanulse and passengers. l.. Tdtum, agent
Steamer John sylvester, OXFORD, serloiR' hei-
chardise and passengers, l. Iaiun agent o.,
Schooner Oakes Ames. Edmonds, New YORK, coai,
Pow hstan Iron Company.
Schooner jacob Kler z!e, Steelman, New York;
bay Atkinson & Temple. va. oo,,
Scnooner Alice Cory, Cory, Philadelphia, coal, 8.
2. Lathrop.
Steamer Old Dominion. Walker, New York, meI-
chandise and passengers. G. w. Allen Co. agents.
S,samer j. w. kvtrman, PlaLt, fnllaoetpnia'
mer CHI ,ndise and passengers, ~. Porter. agent;
Schooner Mary q. Hand, Hand New York. eoAi'
Schooner john K. Shaw, Cox, New York, coal,
Srhooner Hattie E. Giles, Overs, Philadelphia,
granite, Curtis & Parker.
SAILED FROM CITY POINT FRIDAY.
Schooner j. II. Marvel, Johnson, Stamford, Conn.
bark, Curtis Parker.
SAILED FROM osBoRNE's JUNE 9TH.
Schooner Annie 8. Gaskiil, Gaskill, New York,
coal, Curtis & Parker.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
From Boston June 9th, brig cacique !Brszilian)'
DI From New York May 31st, schooner Annie w.
Schooner Sarah Louisa, Patterson, from James
river. arrived at Baltimore June lOtb.
Schooner D. 4. ST. elman, he xter. from Rich-
mond, for Washington, arrived ~ NorioiR June
Schooner L. 4 D. Fisk, Baker, from Rost0n, 10
load for Richmond, arrived at hath June sthi -,
,nona srr,yed at new York June 9th. also, the
Yoitowing schoonfrs rrom Virgins: j: A. nani-
beriaiu. Boyce; FIanklin Ben, Gail; l. q D. Graz
mer, Matthews.
DISASTER.
schoor er Lizzie Maui. from New ork. Tor h,en.
mona, ashore on Deaf b. ach. Is 10 be stripped, ~
tn re Is little hnpe OF getting ber anoaS ,h
the persons owning the railroad iron LOOK atteI
their property. The hay portion OF tne csigo MAJ
bsen rendered worthless By being unaef "auf'
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RIChMoNDANb DASvrLLE RAILROAD coMp,Y.3
eFFtcE MASTER OF TRANS. May 80, 1875.
SCHEDULE OF TKAINS.-TRAINgNn

"
SCHEDULE OF TkAINS.-TRAINgNo.
~ 1.-GBARLoTTE EXPRESS. Westward--Leaves
klchmond a. sos A.. ~: teavts Rurkeviiie rs
1856 4. NJ; leayes Dundee a, l;14 P.M.; leaves
ail:eary ssvss 81 s: 4, s1 Z
Chariot e az 1888 r. u. -
LEANS Ezpnsss. Ess,wsrd Gssyt az barIos,s e
NJ: leaves sslistnry at ss4 a. IL; leaves Grsens.
s oSS s a a ssv e E
vile at 6 o. 2. NJ; arrives at Richmond at Sat
TRAIN No. s.-TnRoreu MAn-Nrw YORK
FOR THE SOUTH LesVss Richmond 1t :3S p. H.;
leaves BursevIii. at 4:S2 r. NJ; Leaves dundee at
oss F. Ms aS 2 9sny 1899
At Ss7 NJ leayss ai5tos yunson al 1855
. TRAIN No. 4.ETHsouGE IN NAL Al =. Eastwsrd-
Leaves Charlotte At 9:24 p. NJ: leaves Salisbury
at 1883 p: NJ: leaves Greensboro at 8 A. M;
$50 A. N. leaves Burkpviile a, 1855 A. NJ:
Ir,yes q Richmond at 2:22 P. Il.
JEAN 30 S.lyEGnBgse i6cooSSNopATIox
riyes at Purkevi!le al 1905 p. "; sesvcs Burk.vfe
al l2e T. N: arrives at Lypchburs ut 4:2t p. IL,
4 41s X M ~
rives at Richmond ar sos A. Ii.
Chesapeake and ohio railroad.
Trains Nos 8 and CONNER at Greensboro with
trains to and from Raleigh and Goldsooro'.
dee with rralDf on the Richmond, Fredericksburg
and Potion &C railroad and Washington City, Virs
Rinia Midland and Great Southern railroad, to ana
from Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia, ana
New York. 50 -.
Trains Nos. and connect ut Richmond with
the Richmond, York River and Chesapeake Rail-
points. IS =
Trains Nos. and2 correct at Charlotte with
trains on the Atlantis and Richmnnd Alr-I.ine rail-.
road 10 ano from Greenviile, Atlantis. Montgomery,
Mobile, Pensacola, New Orleans ana all southwest
ern points. asfs..-sf ~
Trains Nos. and connect at Charlotte With
the Charlotte, Columbia and Atlanta railroad for
Columbia. ugusia, Savannah, Tallahassee, and All
southern points.
Train No connects ut Burkcsil!e with the At
lsntc, Mississippi and Ohio rairuau from Lypchs
ourg, Chattanooga, and all southwestern points.
Tickets sold 10 all southern SOLu Nestern
points, and nsggage checked through.
Un0roken gauge from kichmcnd 10 New Orleans.
| Pullman palace-ears through from New Orleans
| 70 New York. r. ID. K. TALCUTl.
| Engineer ard superintendent.
". IT WEST, Master of Trains nv %
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LATE FOREIGN NEWS.
England.


LAWS FOR THE GOVERNMENT OF TIE WORKING
GLASSES.
LONDON. June 10.-In the House of Com.
mons this evening Mr.. Cross, Secretary OF
State for the Home Department, introduced
bills amending the labor laws: They pro-
vide that bresches of contract, calculated TO
cause public injury by work people employed
in public capacity, as in the supply Of g's
and water, shall be dealt with criminalIy.
All other cases shall be regarded purely as
matters of civil contract, to be settled by the
county courts. The law against pickeling
is to continue in force. Defendants. how
ever, are to have the option of trial by jus.
tice or Jury. In regard to strikes, no agree.
ment to do any non. criminal act IN relation
TO disputes. between III lsters and Wo1kmen,
shall be punishable as conspiracy. The
bills were read fist time.
REVIVAL BY SURGEON.
LONDON, June 10.-1t is estimated that
II 900 persons were present Tonight at the
openng of the hall 10 Camberwell by Rev.
Mir. Sturgeon for revival meetings. Thou
sands were unable 10 obtain admittance.
Italy.
REPLY OF THE POPE TO Tub ADDRESS OF THB
AMERICAN STUDENTS.
LONDON, June 10.-The Pope, in reply TO
an address presented to him on the lst in'
slant from the students Of colleges in Anne
RIGA thanking him for the elevation OF Arch.
bishop McCloskey to the cardinalate, alluded
to the excellent reception given 10 the ap'
poiutment 10 America, and added: I" 1t seems
that the harvest in America is ripe and LABOR
ers alone are wanting. You are preparing
yourselves for that work. Preach especially
by example in order to convert that great
nation"
Germany.
A BISHOP FINED FOR ExCoAMUNICATING
.,-.a.. o.. : PRIEST.
BERLIN, June 10.-A tribunal at Posen has
sentenced the ince-Bishop. DR.. Forester,
of Breslau, to fine of 1000 marks or l33
days' Imprisonment for illegally excom-
munic atiDg priest.
Spain.
EMBARGO ON PROTESTANT BOOKS.
SAsrANpER. June 10.-A box containing a
number of Protestant books, consigned 10 an
american resident of this place, mas cesn
embargoed at the custom-house. The act
has been brought to the attention OF MT.
Gushing, the United States Minister at
Madrid.
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THE ODEsToN OUTRAGE.-A correspondent
OF the Washington Star on Thursday had an
interview with simms, the negro 10 the jail
OF Annapolis on the charge of outrsgl6g
Miss Adelaide Jackson, near Odenton, Mon.
day. The correspondent writes:
= In reply to my questions be stated that MS
name is John Sinms that be was born IN
Henrico county, Va, and was slave OF
Captain jenkins; didn't know now OLD ne
was; thought he was twenty. tve, out was
not certain !; don't know anything OF DIS
psrens had not them SINCE ssye ns %ss
ON the oyster. boats; last fall worked 10 Ball
timore county ;neyer was about Washington;
CINE to Anne Arundel walking down the
Baltimore and Potomac R road about three
or four weeks $50, and worked up about
Stony Run; was never arrested teIore ior
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RICHMOND AND KTERsBURGt
RAILROAD COMPANY. !

RICHMOND AND ETERsBURGt
RAILROAD COMPANY. )
{ CMMENC1NG JUNE !. 1876, trains
" on this read will run as follows:
LEAVE RICHMOND soCTH.
6:lo A. NJ, THROUGH NAIL daily except Sun.
and West. Sleeping-car attached
7:45 A. NJ, FREIGHT TRAIN daily lexce pt Sum
dayl, With coach attached, TOR Peters.
burg and stations on the Southsids
road. LyIchDurg, AND the West.
1:45 P. M, THR0UGH NAIL daily, connecting
for all points South and West. Pas.
sengers taking this train will make
close connection at Petersburg fog
Norfolk.
500 P. n, FREIGHT daily Except SundayL
with coach attached.
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH.
730 A. NJ. FREIGHT TRAIN daily except
Sunday with coach attached.
10:40 A. H., THROUGH MAIL daily, connecting
with Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac railroad for all points East
and West.
500 P. NJ. FaEIGHT daily Except sunday,
coach attached.
1886 p. NJ, 2 HROuGnN ALL daily Except sun.
day), connecting With Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac iai,road
al p0inls East and West. Pullman
Sleeper attached. ruDninl through 70
Baltimore. Also making close cons
necuou with the Chesapeake gnd Chic
railroad Tor the Virginia Springs and
points North and West.
The MAIL TbAfNs will not stop between Rich-
BonJ and Petersburg ercept 81 Chester.
Trains on the Glover Hill railroad will leave
leave Chester at 2:4O r. N. daily except sundays.
ALL TRAINS leaving PetersDurs VIII staff IRON
ApDoTatt0x depot.
nv 90 4. SNAW. SUPERINTENDENT
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. June 1--Noon. stocks dull Money,
2. Gold. 1l6A. txchaLge-Lnng. 4S7h; short,
49Oh. Governments dull. States quiet
E1enfna.-Money easy. Sterling hrmer. GOLD
fruler at 1161s@l1675. Governments dull and
steady. States quiet anu nominal.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. June 11.-Vrginia 6's, peeers. Is !;
coHsols, 5S3 West VIrgna's ga. North Carolina
Us, new, II; spf clul lsX, 4. Bid to-day.
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TAMEs RIVER sTEAMBOATsi@N
- COMPANY. ssfssaSafafe
SUMNER SCHEDULE,

SUMNER SCHEDULE,
FOR NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH BALTIMORE,
PHILADELPHIA, and NEW YORK,
AES0 FOR
OLD POINT AND VUE lie L'EAU HOTELS
....-s..~ AND
REGULAR LANDINGS ON JAMES RIVER.
On and AFTER TU LsDAY, June 1st- 1875, this
C0mnanys fist and elegant steamer JOHN SYL-
VtSTrk. Captain j. A. POST. carrying United
States Mai, viii leave wharf Rockets, for above
named points TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS, and
SATURDAYS at 9 A. NJ.
Passengers make sure connections with Bay Line
at Norfolk for Baltimore, Philadelphia, and New
York.
OLD ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2 90
ROUND TIL ........................ 0Q
FARE TO NORFOLK pSLY....... 2 90
FARE no NOkFcLK AND RE-
lOhN .................'.''.'''' OS
Fare 10 baltimore. ................... w
Fare TO Philadelphia. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 6e
Fare TO New Iork....................1 IL 90
Tickets for sale on steamers, NJ Garoer 60. 3
Ticket Agency Main stree, and Exchange Hotel,
aud bagyuge check. through. Freight received
daily for Boston, Norfolk. ard Portsmouth, and
r, gular landings on James river from A. NJ. TO
6 +. NJ at reason ible rates.
Freight for way.landings must be prepaid.
L. Il. 'rATUM, General Agent.
Office: Company's whsrf. Rockets; branch office
at W. ID. Blair e co.'s, corner OF MIMI and mann
sire. Is. 1c
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, June IL 1875,

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, June IL, 1875.
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT White, IA bushels. Red. 634 bushels.
CORN.-Whi e, LOAF bushels. HaJed 22 BUSH
els. ....
UATs-376 bushels.
RIE.-lU DusheIs.
MEAL--12S bushels.
-.--..---~- SALES.
WuEAr.-1Vhtte, A. bushels very good at S1.34.
Red, A bushels at Sl.20; "a bushels prime at
81 .4O-loia, 50 bushels.
CORN White, 116 rushels very good at SAC: {;
rs bushels AZ S3c.: 102 bushels very gocd on pri-
v lie terms 6SS bushes very good NJ S5c.-tota,
,O42 bushels. .Hired, 20 bushes very good II
SEC.
UATs.-2O bushels prime at 75c.; 6S bushels
very good on private terms; Sc bust els Common on
private lerms-to al. "a bushels.
hEAL.--50 bushels On private terms.
RE-gXH1BITED.
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FOURTEEN HOUSES UESTR0YtD AT ELIZA
3 sTHrowN, KY Louisville, June ia
djs, ,itcn from Eiizapethtowu, Ky., reports
fire. here, by Wnich fourteen houses were
.des,roy.f md several persons Injured iy
jumping from the windows. Total iess,
5000. .,s 4
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MILLINERY.

BARGAINS! BARGAINS!-Spe- sa8s
IS cls attention is called 10 the Few MIL-SEgfg
InTRY STORE OF Misses ANDERSON SMeHSe
Il john ON, 200 east Broad street. We receive
weakly all the novelties OF the season.
nv .s&Th2w
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TEE WHEAT CROP IN TKxAs.-A letter
from Dallas to the Galveston Ne1s says:
1.-THE wheat crop is said to be more abur'
dant than eyer before, and | beard many IN
ouiries "a to what disposition could be made
of it. as there are no large warehouses where
It can be stored in bulk. The impression
seems to he general that the mills cannot
p,ssibly use all the wheat"
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chaos again. He urged The young men to
build upon Coos word only.
The alumni address was delivered at P.
NJ. by J.. r. Webster. A. NJ, Of Reidsrille,
n. c. The speech wns well prepared and
delivered 10 a lively style. The commence.
ment thus far has been success. u.
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htChNIOND LfVL-51OCn 4fHttf&hN'
Livestock sales from June 5th 10 June IL, 1875,
renorred bv l.. Glmmi. weipi;Inasler.
Cattfe-9O head. common to mt dunn, 4@5Ac. p
f.. gross; good 10 extra. 6s(07c. y H., gross.
H0us.-lS5 head at 9h0 l0Hc. ~ h.. net.
,Shetp.-a ooled. 5@6c. q b., grots; clipped
4m5c. ~ d.. gro g.
Lunibs-S2lS4.25 % head.
VeuLs.-s5us10 q head.
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NAMED TOMATOES.

Having large lot OF CANNED TOMATOES
f2 poL cansl, and d. string 70 ciose OUT tor new
cI on twill sell Gnring the mouth 500 dozen cans
e tne low price of Sl.3Q per 6eztp. = Guaranteed
standard, ue4J A. fjzziNi,JR
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.


FOR NEW YORK The Sra,
Il Cid Dominion Steamship Company,s ..zsaasssessss
Steamship ISAAC BELL, Capsslp LAWRENCE,
win sail SUNDAY, June 9Th, at IL O'Clock A. NJ.
Freight Received until O'Clock Saturday evening
Through bills OF fading signed ana so0us lor
warded with dispatch to all points north, south
east, and west; also, TO foreign ports.
Passenger Accommodations unsurpassed.
Fare to New York, $l2; steerage, So; round.
Irip tickets, 800.
For freight or passage apply 20
G. W. ALLEN d CO.. A9e,.p.
je ~ 1t C0mpanys Wharf. koI ketfs.
DHILADELPHIA, RICF. I%k
L MOND, AND NORFOLK STEAM-sfG
SHIP LINE.-FOR PHILADELPHIA TWICE
A WFEk.-Untl further notice the steamers OF
this line win leave Philadelphia every TUES
DAY and SATURDAY. and Richmond every
TUESDAY and FRIDAY at IL o'clock.
Freight taken at low rates for ell parts Of New
Jersey, Pennsylvania, and Delaware, for Provi-
dence and Boston. Also, for Liverpool and Ant
werp vta Red Sta- anc American steamship lines,
and bills Of lading sigpe4 through.
". P. PORTER. Agent,
2425 Dock street. Richmond.
WILLIAM p. CLYDE b CO.,
NH 10 No. ~ South Wharves, Philadelphia.
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KrcHnosD, ERKp'G & PoToMAc B. r. Col
OFFICE GENERAL TICKET hGESg
.K1cHMoSp. May go, 1877
Op TRkING

- HrCRHoND, gRKD'G & POToNAc Z. II. Col
OYYICG GENERAL TICKET hGEvT
80 .K.cHMosD. MAY %, 1917
CCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
ESQ p. Il, DA1 MAI. leaves Byrd.Street, IT,
ton dsIIy, CONNECTING WITH
THE sTEAMhR KEYPORTH
Ouantic0 with trains OF tie Balt6s
more and Ohio FaiIr'Sad at their wliax1
Opposite Alexandrfa-due ~ Hafns
more a. 800 n H.; and zt Wasbtb6s
ton with the Baltimore and Pot0mt9
railroad for Baltimore andthe NofA
e2oP. NJ, NIGHT NAIL Leaves Byrs-ssrees
station fSundsys sxceptedh eonnecdn9
and Potomac and 8altlmsre and Ohio
s.36 p. NJ. ACGsSIaoDATIoN tn AIN M
=. ~ - Hanover Junction. leaves Broadscuef1
station 5srndays9xeeDtf0l.3 :.
SAM NIGHT NAIL arrives al Byfd-Suott
station tMoncays eIceptclt J. 9. u
l.3o p NJ, DAY AZ ALL arrives % By rdsStxeesc tas
e.a7 4 x t hi99aa;aulasisGieDArioN TEAM .rriyts
90 - &c Bsoad-Street statios CSnndays 90
sceptedl. Il 81
Paslor~caYs on day TRAINS -. sss. IS
Pnliu,an sleeping cars on nigh, iralps. q
rkElsIdT PKAINS eays sp6 asglys y ~
skTTRDAY NIGHTS lot all psints . ossn As's4
West, 4. J, !. ~, .,xsn IL sli s
principal points North ara " e W. ..,. IS:
By order Of Geaerai s,pes tni Y nT1TAYIoR.
-. a, s. ssnsrs, Freizhs sns Tiekes Ass.e =.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, JUNE IL, 1876.

, MINIATURE ALMANAC, JUNE ~, 1875.
sun rises....4.45 Moon sers.......... LOS
sin se:s .....,..7.17 High tide. .........11.36
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