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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, September 10. 1875.


RICHMOND, September 10, 1875.
OFFERINGS. s.#
WnEAT.-Whte, 1890 bushels. Red, 2.79S
bushels. ..
CORN White, Liz bushels. 4ired, SO BUSH
els. ...s..s. ..5.. ~. ..r ....4
OATs.-T.2 9O bushels.
kIE.-16 bushels.
SALES.
WHRAT.-Whita, 26 bushels fair at 81 81: 1O2
bushels common at 81. rs: 20 bushels fair 81 .35;
$50 bushels fair al SI.30; 76 bushels good at
40 so bushels very 70 ID at 81 40: % bush.
els fair ut Sl.37; 26 bushels very common 1T 75c.
10 bushels prime ut Sl.4S. 26 bushels fair at
common at 81. 10; 81 bushels very common at
90C ; 1G bushels common at S1.l2; liz bushels
prime at Sl.4s: 62 bushels very good on private
terms-toial 444 bushels Rel. % bu shells good al
81 40; 104 bushels very good NJ sl.45; 70 bush.
el, common al Sl.10: 17S bushels at 81 %; 56
bushels At S1.41 So bushels fair at ~ 30; 220
bushels very common at soc. bushels D. ime al
l.4S; So bushels common al Ills; 10 bushels
very common at 60c.: 2QbushclS common at 81 !:
IA bushels choice ut S1.4S; log bushels seed at
81 .5O 81 bushels common ut Sl.12; 80 bushels
els very good private terms-tota IL bushels.
CORN - White, 446 bushels very good a. 75c.
526 bushels prime ut Tao; los bushels prime ut
76c.-total, LOTS bushels. Mined, 10 bushels
good at 74c.
OATs-72 hu.he!s prime al Soc; 214 bushels
at acc. 40 bushels winter OH private terms; 100
bushels fair At Acc: 20 bushels winter at &C.,; :
bushels spri1g Ut 4Sc.-toLal, 4S6 bushels.
KYE.-l6 bushels very good on private terms.
RE-EXAlBITED. ..t ...a
Inch Ia
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and Tue grass crops 81 l6oss v 81 Fave tt6sHs
are rSf7ne. Itisis tusa gshstsl belief shat
more corn will be made In the county than
ha' been made In any two years together IN
the last ten. The.rAsns'sfe over, aud the In
dian summer seems to be coming on, with 9
fine prospect Of good. weather for fodder
pulling and .op.cntting. We hope that The
good old times have come again. Itpdoes
seem so; and another such year will make
rs believe that there is .flife In the old land
VET - vi ~ E1szz,,sss ~ Gst;,,. ..Essq,J -
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RICHMOND AND SETKRsBURat
RAILROAD COMPANY. J

U RICHMOND AND SETxRsBURaf
RAILROAD COMPANY. )
COMMENCING JUNE /, 1875, trains
~ on this read will run as follows:
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH.
5:IO A. n, THROUGH MAIL daily except Sz1.
day), connecting for All points soutt
and West. SleepIng-cur attached.
TAO A. n, FREIGHT TRAIN daily Ie1cegt sums
day., with coach attached, for PeterS.
burg and stations on the southstee
road, Lynchburg, and the West.
1.4h r. M. THROUGH NAIL daily, connecttnzs
for all points south and West. Pa
sengers taking this train win rnak1
close connection at Petersburg fos
500 p. NJ, FaEIGaT daily except sunday,,
with coach attached. Id "a
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH. <~-----'
.7s3o A. NJ. FREIGHT TRAIN daily (cxoeHe
Sunday) with coach attached.
lOA0 A. NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily, connecix4;
with Richmond, Fredericksburg 81
Potomac railroad for all points kAsk
s:ooP. n, FaEIG ar daily fexceDt sandayh
7:35P,M., THROUGHNAIL daily Except San.
dayl. connecting with RichmonAs
fredericksburg and Potomac rattroaG
for ali points Kau and West. Puiln4A
Sleeper attached. runlins tn.ousn u
neettou With tb1 Chesapeake and Oh5e
railroad for The Virginia Springs a16
points North and West.
The MAII, TRAIES win not stc3 between Htdks
mond and Petersburg except 81 Chester.
Trains on the Glover Hill yxitfoAo VIII 49,
Glover Hill pits u $50 4. and Istu.pins 80
ALL TRAIGNs a LEAVING Resers'arx S'ii s'.'s fra
An Tnx 2S ''p A. SHAW. snpertotsncent.
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TOR BALTIMORE. &TSM !,
Il TRI.WEEKLY.
POWHATAN STEAMBOAT LINE
FOR
THROUGH FREIGHT.

NO TRANSFER BETWEEN RICHMOND AFi
BALTIMORE.
NO DOCKAGE CHARGED:
The new and fast iron steamers SHIRLEY and
WESTUYER, OF this line, leave their new pier, 10
the DOCK, root Of Twentv-second street, every
TUESDAY and THURSDAY MORNINGS at
O'Clock. aud SATURDA? AFTERNOON at 4
O'Clock, for Baltimore making close connexions OF
Locust pollt with Baltimore aud Ohio railroad foi
all points west and northwest; also, with Northerh
Central railroad Tor northern cities aud Canaaa.
Through bills signed TO Baltimore anu eli points
line Apply to l.. b. TAICA, ARen..
Oflces, 1wenty-second ard Dock and NiHtn anc
Main streets. ec3l
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BY telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, September loGM Moan. Stocks active
and lower. Money, IL Cold. 81. Exchauge-
Long, 1872: short. 1861. Governments active and
steady. States DUH
Ersr,iag.-Money. 364. Sterling unsettled at
4S2 Gold active aud advanced at 1l649116H.
Governments dull bus stroug. states dull and nonI-
nal. ma. - t..s--.- . - ..- 49,.
- BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE September 0.-Virsinia 6's, peeers,
40; eonsols, SO. West Vrginia'a Ok. North Caro-.
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Markets by Telegraph.
EEW WORK.

NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, September 1o.-Cotton quiet; sales
Of / ,367 pales ut 14s 0143:. Flour Gun anu Sill
slightly In buyer favor. ,supeIfae western and
state, s4.s5Glt5.55 !; southern quiet and heavy:
TO far exrs oSei a gGNf
81 ~ for amber western S1.40@tl.55 for white
western. Cora shade tirmer, With moderate de-
western mixed; 74G74ls; for sail western mixed;
75G7sc. for high n liked and ,ellow western.
mixed and white; 56%@5Sc for old mixed west
ern; 5S@6uc. for old white wesicrn COT
feeRlo dull ano unchanged: JOB o,s: 1s92d j.;
10 good refining; ST.. for prime; refined steady
with fsir inquiry Molasses continue, dull and no.
mlDal. Rice uuchaugrd and IN fair demand. TIL
se st." Pork "a rmer at ta1 @S9i i for new Lard
6rmtr: prime steam, 10 1908 5:l6e Whisky
lower aud more active; closed at $l..Q. FreiShls
dull and declining.
BALTIMORE.
dull ana unching-u. Corn dull and lower; SOUTH
cru white, S71S9c.; yellow. 74c. Oats dull and
ssay and arTe
shoulders, Sh@9c; clear rib, 1870 l2hc. Bac; n
active: shoulders, 10@104c.; Gear rib, 1915 ;
dull aud nominal ut nc. lower: jobblng, 19@21kc
WbSkey dull al$l 21h9Sl.22 sugar frmer-not
quolably higher.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, September 10.-FIour dull and un-
changed. Wheat scarce and firm; old red &I40@
$1.45: new. dull and nominal. Corn dui! and
lower at 6S@69c. Oats dull at 35t@5Uc. Barley
qu,eL and steady at Al @sl4o Eye dali and lower ,,
stea m II .sO@f12 s7h: kettle, 3.374@ ~ 80.
Bulk-mpats quiet and unchanged. kacon-oniy job
5Rs s t ees ss 81 oss 5 5
s Shit head Whisky dnii and lower at
S1.16-
ST. LOUIS, September 10 Flour quiet and un-
changed: demand for low grades at ~ 97H@$5. 20
exceeds The supply: Wheat bgIlier; NJ. red wiz
C,rn flrmer: 80 2 mixed. 57Ac big. 45Sa 45Ac:
all year Oats higher; No. 2, sc. Bari y dull ana
dropping NO. spsinE o2 7c PORK d az
S21.75. delivered. Lard easter; summer, l2sssc.
Eulk- meats nominally unch, nged. Wblskey steady
s7e ao ssIe ef bacon at s45gs75
S7.SO@sS.l6 Cattle hipher-oelnand exceeds sup
Ply g9oa choice 70 MEDIUM sdng sb rs
Texans. Sa.SO@s4 SO; medium 10 fair, $3.50
S3.45: common. ~ 5O@$S.
bushels: corn. 5000 bushels: oats. 10000 bush.
els; barley. 5000 bushels: rye, LOCO bushels;
hogs. 81 h adj cattle, s55 head.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE. September 10.-Flour and wheat
quiet and unchanged. Corn quiet and trm ut $500
7Sc. Oats quiet ana firm at 40@450c. bye quiet snd
unchangea Prov sions steldy AMI arm Pork nom.
inai hulk me its-ShoulderS " =: clear rib Sides
1876. ce.r sides, 12ac. Bac9n-shonnlderS, Ssc:;
cured bans, l3A@3l44c. Lard quiet aud unchanged.
Whlskpy dull aud declined, Sl.l6. BaggDg quiet
anc unchanged.
COMPARATIVE COTTON STATEMENT.
NEW YORK. September 10.-Net receipts at az
United States ports during the week, 1852
bales; same week last year. 10 S63 baleS-I9taii 10
date, 23,546 b,es: to same date last year. 2l4 40
bales Exports for the week, Sis2 6 Ga, s sTe
week last year 7,401 6aesSt9tt1 10 aa'e, cp y,
ali UpiIed States ports, 69.s22 bales; last year.
99O2S bales at Ill interior towns. ea n9o
last year, 1884 6aies; at LiEsfpso 'o1 me ~
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XX7 EST VIRGINIA SPLINr COAL A
w SPECIALITY. Rest fuel Of all kinds always
on hand mt rates ceap the cheapest, for cash,
or TO prompi. paying customers. A II arr Invited,
hut especially my old friends, to leave hrir ord rs
for their winter supply. orders through the post
office promptly ATTENDED to. L. r. RGiN>,
Agent for 'he mines.
Office ard ward. Marshall between Sixteenth and
CO m Seventeenth streets.
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CFF1cE MASTER OF TRAINS. May 30,l676.,3
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.-TRAIN No.
S1.-eHAnIorTE EXPRESS. Wes,wsrt-Leavek
SIS a. H.: leaves Dundee at ii4 p N: :Iesyes
Danviie at-l:I7 r. ": leaves Gre ensboIo' at S:5a
?; 81; leaves salisbury At e:1e ?. NJ; srrivts s
TRAIN u No o.. 9.SEw YORK AND New on
| LEANS EXPRESS. Eastward Leaves Charlotte az
aI ss SuSfon leaves :, sae A.
pore Al 1855 +. M; leaves Dsnville at 1:12 2.
NJ; leave Dundee al 1:20 p. NJ: leaves Burke.
Vile at OPP. NJ; arrives at Richmond at SAT
TRAIN No. s.-THHoecn MA1L-NEw YoRx
t eaVe TIE RnrSs udM Lesgss Richmcnd at so
leaves Greensboro al PAS 4. NJ; leaves Salisbury
at 5:27 A., NJ: leaves Air.LiSe Junction IL 7:6S
A: M: arrives al Charlotte at s:22 A. N.
ut 1883 r, IL: leaves Greensbort' q. 9 a n: {
eli a. n: leaves Bufteyliis at 1856 A. II. :
! arrives o. Richmond at 2:22 P. n.
TRAIN NO 6.-LYNcHBrRG RECOMMENDATIONS.
riVes at Burkeyle at 1908 p. ~ leaves BurkeviIis
atI2C ~: arrives at Lybchburg at 4:2f p. d.
| TRAIN No. 6.-BURKEvILLE AcCoMMopATIeN,
rives at Richmond at s:05 A. H.,
Train No. 2 connects at Richmond with the
Chesapeake and ohio III lrG.d. ID. ~
"
trains to and from Raleigh and Gnldsboro'.
All through trims connect at Richmond and DuRs
DEE with train on the Rchmnnd, Fredericksburg
and Potonac railroad, and Washington CITY, Viz.
einIa Midland and Great Southera railroad, to ana
from Washington, Baltimore, Phlladephia, and
New York.
Trims Nos. 8 and connect at Richmond with
the Richmond, York RIVER and Chesapeake Kali
road trains 10 and from Baltimore and eastern
points.
Trains Nos. aud2 CONNECT at Charlotte with
trains on the Atlantis and Richm md AIRLINE rail-
road 10 ana from GreeDville, Atlanta, Montgomery
Mobile, Pensacola, ! ew Orleans. and all southweste
ern points. a.rH
Trains Nos. and connect at Charlotte with
the Charlotte, Columbia and Atlanta railroad foE
Columbia. augusta, Savannah, Tallahassee, and All
southern points. rsJ.t
Train No connects nt EurkeYilie with the AZ
antic, Mississippi and Ohio railroad, from Lynch
burg Chattanooga, and all southwestern points.
Tickets sold to all southern and SOUR westeT2
points, and paQQa9P checked through. -
IJnbroken gauge from Richmond 10 New Orleans.
Pullman palace-cars through from New Orleans
TO New York. 7. III. x. TALCOrL.
Epgipeerand Superintendent.
". T. WEST, Master OF Trains. myZ9
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HOOD AND COAL.

GOAL AND WOOD.-Indncemp to
~ those IN want OF winter supply Of first class
coal. Anthracite from SO, $3.50. TO t6.7 per
ton OF 3 600 pounds: the best Splfnt Coal IN the
city -. rs for twenty Ave bushels, or 80 Is per
ton OF 2 900 pounds; Clover Hill from rs up TO
as % Der ton. @. III. PAGE.
sell Nineteenth and Gary streets
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GLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP ssEsx
W COMPANY $500
FOB NEW YORK.

steamers-0LD DOMINION, WYANDKE ISAAC
BELL, RICHMOND, and GEORGE w ELDER.
every TUESDAY, FRIDAY and SUNDAY al
These ships are entirely new, and were built ex.
pressly for this route. - a..sst5 .f-Ef.
They nave splendid saloons, staterooms, and bath.
rooms. Z. s,-F~s .r..rE r.Es r!
The fare, accommodations, and attention are an.
surpassed. ss-a.s j.
Goods shipped by this line are landed regularly
at New York on tire Coaapany's covered pier, 81
North river. -aa.sa... - 1
Freights for points beyond New York forwarded
with dispatch, and no charge ,aade except actual
Freight received until e;P. n daily.
For further in1or1natlen, apply TO s.S-<.yF'.- .
GEORGE ". ALLEN g. CO., AgeaD,
my 10 office Com nanv's vharves. RocEettx.
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rANNELTON SEMI-CANNEL COAL
Cthe peerless coal for open crates kindIes qucke
gives more heat aud burns longer than any coal on
the market. Anthracite Coal all sizes best quality
Cumberland Coal, for steam; Qutnnimont Coal, for
steam James River and Bell0na Soft Coke.
S. i. LkTHRO
co 10 Seventeenth street Ira VhrfIue.
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,se CANTON INSIDE LINB."sS1sn.,
NEW Fast FREIGHT ROUTE BETWEEN
RICHMOND AND PHILADELPHIA.

NEW EAST FRElG.iT ROUTE BEL WEEN
RICHMOND AND PHILADELPHIA.
TRI.WEEkLY. -r.ra.
On and after OCTOBER LIST the splendid iron
steamers of this line will leave Richmond TIL hS-
DAYS. THURSDAYS, and SATURDAYS from
powhatan Steamboat Lines pier, ut corner of
Twenty-secopd and Sock streets, making close con-
necuon each trip at Canton, Md, tEast Bs,tnars)
with the philadeiphia, Wilmington, and Baltimore
Railroad Com pany for Philudelnhis.
SPECIAL ADVANTAGES:
All freight BY this line covered by are and arine
insurance free OF cost No dockage charged al
Richmond Rates Us low as any other line. This
Is the quickest line between Philadelphia and Rich.
mond. arr. -'hs~.ass j
FreIghts ordered by this line should be marked
"Caaton Inside Line" and sent to the philadel-
phla, Wilmington and Baltimore depot, Philade'.
phia- VII. ...s ...s - !.
Ereights received daily In Philadelphia and Rich
mond. For further information apply 10
l.. Il. TATUM, Agent, Ill.
Offices Twenty-seconh and Dock streets
and Ninth and Main streets, or W
IS. WILSON, General Freight Agent, !
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad
PHILADELPHIA .... ,. ..r ... ..,aY.t..a b. Ia
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COMPARATIVE COTTON STATEMENT.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC, SEPT EABER II, 1875
sun Moon sfts.......... LOS
ann se,s ~ GA High tide .......... liz

PORT OF RICHMOND, SEPTEMBER 10, 1870.
ARRIVED.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, mer-
chandtse and tassengars u. Is. g2lUm. agent
steamer Shirley, Skinner. Baltimore. cnerchan-
disc anu passengers, Z. B. Tatum, agent
Steamer Frantis, Walden, Bridgeport, Conn.,, pas
sengers, 10 master. .s.. ....s Is
Steamer Old Dominion, Walker. New York, meI-
chandse and messengers. G.. w. Alien TO-. agents.
Steamer Alliance, Carr. Philadelphla, mercnau-
disc and passengers. w. r. P,rter, agent
Schooner Traveller, Hodges, Philadelphia gran
~ Schooner WInsIow, Winn, Norfolk, coal, Gurus
schooner s. F. Ksrwsn, Kirwan Washington,
Schooner Maize e Hlles, Smith, Philade lphis
via James river, ties William n: Bell
Schooner J. Z. Cake, sooy. Philadelphia, ties, :.
schooner W. W. Griffin, Stocking, Philadelphia,
rnil-feed and iron. w. n. Bell -..g
MEMORANDA
The BRIG Sabra fBritishl. Charlton, from Rich
u,ond arrived al BIrenoS Ayre5 90 the 9Th July
The schooner RoDfn Hood, Baker. from Rich
rnond, arrived at Pniladelphis ON the S,h; :.
Sui forty days, which arrived at New YORK on
Thnrsday on August 7th, Latitude Is. longitude
SIS, spoke brig Ella fBrttissh from Richmond for
nv tBy telegraph
NEW YORK. September 10.-Arrixsa ont: Robert
Hodgson, Iros Queen.
- DISASTER.
OcEAN GROVE, n. J., September l0.-The
schooner Euesha from Norfolk. WAS struck by @
ale to-day off sea, Beach and lost hnth masts ga
Ii now "a p. M drifting down tbs seaen. tapiaan
White went TO her assi,tanee aud brought on one
r..sangar The crew refused to leave tue wIeek;
taprain White says the sea was very nsaVY' aao
ncob ,bly all hands will be LOST
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO .,

O1fiisf u y 4fE'-ifI 80 ~ aRAff.RtSkrl.I
On and after JULY 3lstihe Acs,0MA0NATF0rs
TRAIN leaving Richmord AZ 80 r. M Will ON
SATURDAYS run 10 STAUNTUN,2 reforming on
Mondays ---N--"-Es's
konnd-trtp tickets are on sale TO all the stations
for silis train hey are COED 10 re:u, from Staun
ton oy Jncs0aJ's ntshi-trafn, and from other sru-
uoHs by Tuesdays cay-trsin.; ~ 3r,ifF Tfl{fEgSs;
go, 49,. CONWAY r. HOW ARD. = :
General Passenger aud Freight gent. =
W. S.suUSN, Engineer and Supefintcndtnt OF
TRANSFORMATION. Il s.. j. ,$,{,,t 90 s4a.l,S H23
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TWO CARGOES EXTRA ANTHRA-
4 CITE COAL, all sizes. fresh from the mines,
now landing. for sale cheap from vessel, wholesale
or retail, Also, splendid SPLINT Goa l. and SOFT
COKE, ENGINE COAL, and steam-preparrd kind.
ling and cooking ard cord WOOD, at Ninth and
Cary aud Basin bank.
sea j. X. WATKINS.
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PRICES.

A NTHRACITE AND
n GLOVER HILL COAL.
OAK and PINE WOOD-long, sawed, or split.
ARCHER & TAYLOR,
S15 Basin bank,
se6-1w between Eighth and Ninth streets.
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A NTHRACITE COAL. !.

IA - W1RT KUBEHIS, Co.I. C.rM.
sssisf Y aud oGiNNiMONr for steam psr.
poses WEST viz GINA sPLlkGTe. co na INV n
tn;I Ais. OAK aud PINE WOOD. Once N'
moSed 10 the corner Of Seventeenth and gsass
s;IHetS q. h 3 tsttEtlftfEpIft h#s
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A FLOAT AND WILL ARRIVE another
IA cargo OF 335 tons OF that superior ASTHRA-
CITE COAL, al sizes. which will deliver 70 con-
sumers for winter supply at reduced prices If you
want good coal for wlia you will have 10 pay for
Indifferent. leave Your orders with w. y. NC
DUWEIL, Seventh and Ma,n, or Broad near First,
and they will be promptly attended to. sr3
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JAMES RIVER SrEAMBOATsLilsNs |,
- COMPANY. ss7sssEiTk

SUMMER SCHEDULE.
FOR NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH,. BALTIMORE,
PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK,
,.a. ALSO FOR ~ .t
REGULAR LANDINGS On JAMES RIvER.
On aud after TUESDAY, June 1st 1875, this
Company's fast and elegant Steamer JOHN SYL.
VESThR:. iaptstn j. A. POST. carrying United
States Mali, will leave wharf, Rockets, tor above
named p0in,s TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS, aud
SATURDAYS ut $50 A. nj.
. Passengers make sure connections with Bay Line
at Norfolk for Balti:r ore, Philadelphia, and New
York.
FARETO SORFOLK 0NLY........ 2 90
FARE TO NORFOLK AND RE-
Fare 10 baltimore: .................'. W
Fare 10 Phlladclpnla.. ............... Ou
Fare to New 0rk.. AZ OU
Tickets for sale ON steamers. at CARRIER = Co s
Ticket Agency, Main stree, and Exchange Hotel,
aud baggage checked through. Freight received
daily for Boston, Norfolk, and Portsmouth, AMI
n glilar landings on James river from a, n. 10
7. NJ. at reason able rates,
Freight for way.Iand!ngs must be prepaid.
L. b. TATUM, General Agent.
Office Company's wharf. Rockets; branch office
at w. D. Blair & Co.'S, corner Of Ninth and Main
ctreets lie
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RICHMOND, FRED'G q PorekAc r. X. Co. , y
OFFICE GENERAL TICKET, AsFrr.
RICHMOND. May 20, 1851
OF TRAINS. - =


1886 p. n, DAY MAIL. leaves Byrd-sfreet ST.,
fs15rJ T.; tiOn daily CONVINCING WITH
THE STEAMER KEYPOET It.
Quantico, with trains OF the Baitf-.
~ s}a more aud Ohio Tallroad at their wharf.
.,tr s, opposite e)exandra-due in Balt2.,
more 81 $50 Pm; and at Washing.
~ ton with the Baltimore and PotoMao
~. railroad for BALTIMORE and the NertAr.
and West a
S.2oP. NJ, MIGHT MAIL leaves Byrd-Strae4
..H station fSunda ys eIcaptedl connecting.
.H, at Washington with the Baltimore,
and Potomac and Baltimore and Ohio,
railroads. zhtsti 1854 .alEI
sos P. Il. ACCOMMODATION TRAIN for
Hanover junction. leaves Broad.StroeS
station fsundays exceptfdl.
A. M, NIGHT NAIL arrives at Byrd-StreeS
station tMoruays excepiedc ,s.l
1850 7, NJ, DAY 81 ALL arrives al BY rd-Strsef st1.
ton daily. So y
S:37 4. NJ, ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN arrives
at Broad-street station tSundsys e1.
cspted).
Parlor-cars on day trains, .ls.3 81 sts#s'@E<
Pullman sleepipR.cars on eight trains. 2,is,.I
FREIGHT TRAINS leave and arrive at Broad.
Streer starioI on TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and,
SATURDAY MIG HIS fol all points North ana,
West ,,s stas.r- ,.t.Fs:,. -. IS : 5g,.s-..,
Through bills Of lading and rates given to all
principal points North and West ',t p 2-fi+i
by order OF General superintendent -
- G.. A. TAYLOR, ,sy
mv3l Gener,l Freight and Tfrkef lent 81
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81 lEAsKA POWDERS psepafssssssss
Asfn. - 4Sr clSsninS gelai. 1919 49,
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-11
GOAL, CUAL.

GOAL COAL.
have determined Tin order to keep NV teams and
employees engaged during the wluer season. to
engage In the COAL TRADE in connection with
the ICE BUSINESS.
For this purpose have made arrangements
which enables nl- to sell all kinds of COAL used in
this city at the lowest rates.
shall he plD&sed to have orders from my friends
and the public generally. pledging myselfto give
Satisfaction to all who may patronize me.
All orders promptly executed, AID FULL WEIGHT
given In all instances. JANE KIM.
au 3O-3m 1871 Cary street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-11

A NTHRACITE COAL for furnaces, La
"A trohes. elffeedcrs. base-burners, and other
stoves: GLOVER HILL LIMP and HAIL. for
highly recommended: BLACK HEATH lump.
average and smihs'- burns like the Midlothian and
Is mined on adjacent property. For sale ut prices
to satisfy dealers or consumers
ALBERT BLAIR,
Fourteenth street near Mayo's bridge.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-11

A NTHRACITE COAL, ALL SIZES,
n and of first quality.
COTTRFLL & GILES,
nu2l.lm corner Tenth street and Basin hank.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-11

LOUISVILLE September 1O.-Flour and wheat
quiet and unchanged. Corn quiet and firm at $50
3Sc Oats quiet ana firm at 4O6G50c. bye quiet and
unchanged Prov .siops steIdy AMI firm. Pork nom.
inal BULK melts-Sboulders, " =; crar.rib sides,
1910; clesr sides. 12Sc. Bacon Shoulders, Sac:
cear.rib Sijes. l33sc- clear Sides. 13N".; sugar
cured bans, l3a@ I4ac. Lard quiet aud unchanged.
Whisky dull aud declined, SIl6. BagglDg quiet
anc unchanged.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1875-05-15
The Wear and Tear of City Life.

The and tear of city life a tax upon
the strongest constitutions. The hurry and hustle and
anxiees of business keep the system in state
of unnatural tension during business hours, and in the
end impair the elasticity and vigor of the vital organi
zation The penalty of all undue excitement is subse-
Guent exhaustion. The best remedy for it, whatever
the cause Iostetters stomach Bitters the and
through the entire system revive AMI reinforce every
dormant faculty, and restore natural condition o:
body and mind. Some moral reformers insist upon the
dsuse of all stimuants This, to the least of it,
irrational. All competent physicians admit that pure
medic ted stimullnt is of the useful remedies
known As tonic and nvigOrant for the aged and
languid, Hostetter's Biters has equal. 1t is the
shect-anchur Of the feeble and debiitated. In all
climates and in every species of disorder which breaks
down the bodily strength. it is absolute specific 1t
is also Invaluable remedy for ssa-sickness. The
nausea and retching caused by the pitching and rolling;
of vessel at parayzes the bodily and mental
gies and those who suffer from it would do well to
resort to the Btters means of and permanent
relief No steamer should sail without supply of the
article. Among the Botanic ingredients Of which il is
composed some of the most powerful blood depur
quently it not only aud invisoraes, but also
puriies the system through the natural sluices which
nature has provided.