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yEGETINE.
VEGErlNE
pURlFIES THE BLOOD, RENOVATES AND
INTIGoRATss THE WHOLE
SYSTEM.
Its medical properties are
ALTERATlyE, TONIC, SOLVENT, AND
.... DlURETIC.

VEGETISEiS made exclusive y from the juices OF
carerul:y-sele:ted b,rks> roots and herbs, and so
s,ro. gly concentrated that 1t will eecuaIly eradi-
cate from the system every faint Of Scrofula, Scro-
fuious Huiuor, Tumors. Cancer, CaEcerous HUI
NOR. Erysip.las, SaIt.Rfeum, Syphi:itic Diseases,
Canker, FaintneSs at the Stomach, and all diseases
that arise from impure blood. Scia:ica. lrHamma-
tory snd Chronic rheumatism, Neuralgia Govt,
and Spinal Complaints, can only be sf:ctually
curt through the blood.
For Ulcers and Eruptlre Diseases Of the skin,
Pustules, Pimpes, .Bloiches, Boils, letter, scad-
head and Rirgworm, VEGETlSR has never failed
TO effect permanent cure.
For Pains IN the Back, Kidney Complaints, Drop
sy. Female Weakness, LeucGrlhpt, arfstne from
internal liberation and uterine diseases, and Gene
raj Debility, yEG5TiSE acts directly upon the
causes of these complaints. 1t invigorates and
tive orgars, al,ays inflammation cures liberation,
and regulates the bowels.
For Catarrh, Dyspepsia, Habrual Cotiveness,
Palpation Of the Heart, Headache, Piles, Nervous
ness. and Gpreral Prostratton Of the Nervous Sys-
tenn no medicine has ever given such perfect salts
faction as the FEGETISE. it purites the blood.
ceanscS all OF the organs. and possesses controi
ing power over the nervous system.
The remarkable ures tF cled by VEGETISE nave
induce many physicians and apothecares whom
We know to prescribe and use 1t in their own fani-
lies.
In fact, vEGETISE is the best remedy yet dis
covered for The above diseases and is the only rei
able Bood.Purlticr yet placed before the public.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

TUESDAY. October 10, 1875.
/. id.-American gold. II 6 Did,
- State Securnies--yirgia consos. $685. hid. 637B
fnndable. 42s bid, 43h asked; Virginia deferred.
81 bid asked; Virginia interest certificate, s9a
' HI, ~ Sss,nsitfss,-Richnord city s,s, 1o71 bid.
1o7SasSef; Richmond city SIS, sss lid. SO aska"..
Rniirnud Bonds.-Vltelnia and Tennessee Rail-
ron 81 cond morlg.ge 6's, ). I'd; asked; Pc.
tergburp Railroad first mortgage SIS, j. & j.. SS
asked: gIchT God, Fredericksburg and Potomac
Railroad NOR gage rs, j. j 81 bid: Richmond.
Frfdericksburg aud Potomac Railroad mortgage SIS
d. ss 1S IL aaq od anSe railroad
Canal Bonds.-Jamcs River and Kanawha Canal
FIRST n ortgage. 6's 81. G. n. go asked.
Railroad Socfs:,-klch monc' snrpeoerlcSshmrF ana
six per cent. guaranteed, 100 par, IS bid: hich.
on ano sI "a stFos seVen
and DanviIIe Railroad, OG par, BID. ~ asked !:
seabanra and Eoanoke Lailroad guaranteed, 100
pa can1t Socks.-James River and Kanawha Canal,
81 sonE SocEs.-rirst National. 100 par. 122H
asked: National Bank Of Virginia, loo par, 03
asked Planners Sao1o 1o9 Hsr loo no ige
State Bank of Virginia ioo par ,g6H oia; BANK
of Commerce. rs rar; 70 nid Union Bank OF
RICHMOND so psr S2s 1a o Sa a sssaa
sas saw ECU: 30 ps " TX bid, 22H asked.
,,ae s 81 nas s5x g bd; Virginia Sta,e Is par, S6
chants and Mechanics, 100 par; 80 BID, 100 asked
City, 100 par. 9u4 asked: Ola Dominion. 100
mar OIL asked; Grant,. Insurance Company. 100
par 90 asked: Commercial Fire Insurance Com
Dany. 25 par, 25 assed; kfchmf nd Fire Assoca-
tion, % par, 25 asked Piedmont and Arlington
Hisceimaeous old Dominion Steamship Com
pauy, 100 par, 70 asRed.
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Baltimore Races.

BALTIMORE, October 19.-The first race to.
dag was three-quarter mile dash for all
ages-wop by Lizzie r. Time, 1;20.
For the second race, Dixie stakes, two
miles, for colts and fillies three years old,
there were seventy-tbree nominations. The
following horses started: Tom OchIltree,
Viator. George Cerus, Aristides, Rbodaman.
thus, Bay Final, General Harvey, Ozark,
DArtignan, and Chesapeake.
The race was won by Tom Ochiltree, ON
ing 10 one length ahead of Viator, who led
Joe Ce:us neck, with Arlstides fourth, NC
Time, S:423.
There were twenty-six nominations for
the central stakes, oac mile for two-year olds,
but only four starters. Won by Cyril.
Time, LAG.
In the two.mile-bcat race, Piccolo, Big
Sandy, Hoaxer, and Kadi started. kadl won
the race in two straight heats. Time: 5000,
3.I61
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Veteran Reunion.

ELIZABETH, N. j October 19.-The vete.
ran r, tiaion to-day surpassed anything ever
seen in this city. At Waverly, Generals
Fitzpatrick, Pryor, Halstead, aud Seigel, and
Captain Edwards (ot the Confederate army
and Captain Popes delivered addi esses.
There were also recitations, music, 81. Re.
turning from Waveriy, the procession was
witnessed by ten thousand citizens.
The whole city tonight is atlaze with
lights, fireworks, and transparercies. The
veterans proceeded to the Sheridan House.
where there was large display OF fireworks
and a number of addresses delivered. The
festivities conclude tonight with a grand
supper and entertainment given to the in.
vited guests at the Sheridan House.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
rho View Secretary or the Interior.

EIo New Secretary OF the Interior.
Especial telegram TO The Eispatch.i
WASHINGTON, October 19.-Tte appoint.
ment Of ex-senator Chandler, of Michigan,
to be Secretary of the Interior docs not meet
with much favor. For three weeks the Presi.
dent has been looking about for successor
to Dslano, and at las. has selected one emi.
nently disqualified for the position. Could
the secret history Of the Presidents efforts
to secure Secretary be known II
would be seen that he found 1t an
impossibility TO persuade any prominent Re-
publican who values his reputation to cast
his fortunes with this unpopular Administra.
ton. Ex-senator Scott, Of Pennsylvania
j. Russell Jones, and other respectable Re-
publicans, declined the appointment, and
the place was left for Mr.. Chandler, who has
but recently been laid aside by the people OF
his own State. -.
Republicans here are not at all pleased
1t the appointment, anil do not hesitate to
declare that there are better men by thou
sands for the Office. They console them
selves, however, with the fact that bis office
tenure will be brief, and that ne will forever
retire from public life with those who warmed
him into publicity. -.
The new Secretary attended the Cabinet
meeting to-day. after being sworn In, and
will formally take charge Of The Interior De.
partment tomorrow. 1t is understood that
Assistant. Secretary Cowen will be retained
in office in accordance With the desire Of the
President. ...,-..-ss = IlHoN.
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Summary

Halifax IN. S. dates of yesterday state
that the schooner Emeline, of Boston, for
Port Au PRICE, encountered hurricane on
the 10th. The crew Were taken off by a
passing vessel.
The General Convection of Universalists
of the United States will be held in the city
of Lynn. Mass, Commencing to-day, and
continue three d9ys. Delegates representing
nearly all the States and Territories are al
ready present.
a Vienna special says the Herzegoyinan
insurgents are preparing to attack Zubei,
where the Turks are concentrating. 1t is be-
leved decisive battle is pending.
The receipts of gold at New York from
London since the middle of September
amount to half million OF dollars.
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Il>CAToslAL-D W. B. Robertson, ore
oil the h>n commissioners of this State, in
iorlns Us that he sent TO the ha'chiDg boxes
al Lexington on yesterday ten thousand Cal.
norma salmon eggs, aDd like number TO the
hLching-boxts a, Bacs>burg last week.
lheSe t-5s were received from the United
Stale Fish Commissioner, aud will ha'ch in
aoOu. Two Weeks. The Dung fish will then
be led and taken care Of until they are from
one 10 Two IN Iuths old, when they will be
distributed .mons the various rivers in the
o'a'e suitable tor their growth and propaga-
ton. Tie California salmon is very supe-
f'or h>n, md it is hoped that in few years
our rivers will be we'll stocked with them.
Dr. Robertson also informs Us that he put
d large numher Of young black bass in the
Noftu river last week, and next week be will
nave some pu' IN the Rapidan, the Rivanna,
rye river, New river. and other streams.
ouf h'h commissioners are doing a good
WORK, and should be sustained and encour-
oSed IN every possible way by the people and
me , LcgislatuEc.- Lynchburg Republican,
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RICHMOND AND DANvILLE RAILRoAp roMp,Y,,
OFFICE MASTER OF TRANS. May 80, i675.3}
SCHEDULE OF AINS.-TRAINa No.
r Sds s IT. saTss =
Il 1855 sss
E NJ; leaves .s sssbsry AZ ele E NJ; arrives At
TRAIN No. 2--NEw York AND sxv Or.
LEANS EXPRESS. Eastward Leaves Charlotte at
5:46 A. NJ: leaves iir-f Inc JUNCTION ri S:20 A.
NJ; leaves salisbury at sS4 4. IL; leaves Greens.
boro, Al 1855 r. NJ; leaves Danville at 1.l2 T..
Vile M pPnfe a arrives 4 ssf
TRAIN No. s.-THRoveH MKn-NEw YORK
leaves Rurksylii. a. 4:Se P. n; leaves ISnaee Il
JOBS F. NJ; Leave Danvil,s q TO, 1882 E: ~:
A. M; arrives 81 Charlotte at 81 9 A. II.
> TRAIN No. 4.-quRoC0H MAIL, Eastward
at 1853 P. NJ: leaves Greensboro at 8 A. M;
leaves Danyile at 6a 8 a. NJ: leaves Dundee st
arrives q Richmond at 2:aa z. NJ. 10 80 - = =
TRAIN E9.5.-LYNcHpURG fCcoMMoDATIoN.
WssswardTi.eave, Richmond a. 9 A. n. I. d riRes
No tickets 10 points beyond Burkeville win be sold
TEAM No. 6.-BunKEynLE AccoxnopArrex.
Eastward, Leaves Burke Vile at A:43 a. M: ar
rives at Richmond at s:06 A. II,
Train No. Q connects at Richmond with the
Chesapeake and t'bio abroad.
Trains Nos. 3 and connect at Greensboro with
trtins to and from Raleigh and Gc1dsbore'.
all through trains connect at Richmond anfDnA.
def With tram. on the Richmond, Fredericksburg
and Potomac railroad, and Washington City. Vir.
ginia Midland and Great southern railroad, to and
NeY York.
Trains Nos and connect at Richmond with
the Richmond, York River and Chesapeake Rail.
road trains 70 and from Baltimore and casters
points.
Trains Nos. l and Q connect at Charlotte with
trains on the Atlanta and Richmond AIRLINE, rail.
road TO an0 from Greenville, Atlanta, Montgomery,
Mobile, Pensacola, New Orleans. and all southwest
erll points. 80
Trains Nos. and connect at Charlotte with
| the Charlotte, Columbia and Atlanta railroad for
Columbia, Augusta, Savannah, Tallahassee, and az
southern points.
Train No connects at Rurkeyille with the At
lantic, Mississippi and Ohio railroad from Lynch.
burg, Chattanooga, and all southwestern points.
Tickets sold TO all southern aDc souLf western
points, and baggage checked through,
Unbroken gauge from Eichmond 10 New Orleans.
Pullman sleeEers run on all night trains.
Local tickets are coed only for continuous pas
SAGE to the points banned on the ticket No lay
over checks viii be given.
y. r. M. r. TALCOT1,
Engineer ard superintendent.
W. I. WEST: Master OF Trains. sc ~
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Destructive Fire.

Especial telegram to the Dispatch.1
CHARLESTON, W. Va, October 19.-Aoout
1880 p. NJ. fire broke out in Dandridge's
restaurant, on Capitol street, and swept the
block from Cotton Opera-House to the corner
of Virginia street, thence up Virginia street
to the Hale House stables. which were de-
stroyed. With skilled management the First
Presbyterian church, opposite the stables,
was saved. At 81 O'Clock the fire is urder
control. a...:- ,....s .--.
The Republicans had just commenced to
fire one hundred rounds of cannon. and had
only fred two when the fire broke out and
burst the salute in honor of Hayes election.
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fosTAL.- John Towhefta1n is appointed
postmaster at Mint Spring, Augusta county,
Va, r'ce George Nj. Murray, moved away,
The poSt,ofiices at Mcadow Station md Car
bon Hin. Henrico county. Va, are discon-
tinucd for want Of candidates; the pspcrs 20
to Richmond. The post,otliee at Tillar's
store, Brunswick county, Va, Is discontin-
uetl for want OF candidate the pipers 40
to Petersburg, Va. J. II. Caraway is APP
pointed postmaster at Renwick's Valley.
Greenbrier county, West Va. vice r. Il.
uannn, resigned. The post-oflice at Little
Wolf creek, Summers county, West Va, is
discontinued for want Of candidate; the
PAPERS 90 TO Hinton.
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The longest race ever run and one OF the
worst acts of cruelty to animal. occurred at
Tue Houston (Texas) Fair. Two Texas POI
mes were to travel around the track for
."eiVe hours, the one making the most dis
tahce 10 be the winner. The leader made
loi'y'eigh. miles 10 i've hours and bali, md
~hen he broke down the other had done
iorty'hTe miles. Both the poor animals bad
'eeh whipped and spurret up'teg !heir,Yotf.
phn '''r s'"ns'l, d"s-d with sti,hilf3rfS.s Fhe
."''ie2s"d bru'ss tb1t ioiced them 10 this
"u'' 'f'a' DID so for lily dollars aside.
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Weather Probabilities.

WASHINGTON, October 19.-For the Ohio
Valley and Tennessee, the Gulf and South
Atlantic States, high or rising barometer,
northwest TO northeast winds, low tcmpera-
ture. rising with southeast winds in the
sou.hwes, ard fro>ts in the South Atlantic
Suites, Ohio Valley, and Tennessee.
For>the Lower Lakes, the Middle and
Eastern States, high or rising barometer,
northwest TO northeast winds backing to
southerly on the Lower Lakes, low tempera'
lures, nj. = clear or partly cloudy weather.
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Orr,CERs ASSAULTED BY MASKED MEN,
Cumberland. October 1S.-An attempt was
made about 3 O'Clock this afternoon by three
masked men who were'stationed on the tow
path, about seven niles below the city. to as
sassinate Psymaster Fawcett and Edward
Mu!vaney, superintendent Of this division of
the Cbesspeak. and Ohio cspal, who were
proceeding to pay off the hands. The meu
we've not mi ,red, but two shots passed
through the .Dthes Of Mulvaney. The two
men hurried on at a rapid rate aud escaped.
They had in their possession about two .hou-
sand five hundred dollars. When the news
reached this city tonight it caus ID the great
est excitement. --..
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Washington Items.

WASHINGTON, October 19--Hon. Zack.
Chandler was sworn in 10 day as Secretary
of the Interior, and participated in Cabinet
meeting. The President says he regards the
appointment as temporary, as be shall again
urge, he thinks successfully, that the Indian
Bureau be transferred to the War Depart
ment.
The appointments Of Horace WelcI as
postmaster of Marshall, Texas, and OF George
Buck as postmaster of Calvert, Texas, are
announced
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~, lhE DRAWBACK ON EXPORTED SCGAR.-
me New YORK Tribune says that some Of
Tue ithners ard exporters of sugar called
upon Collector Arthur and bis suoordinates
. 1n saturday TO consider the question of the
dfea'u ry decision reducing The amount OF
IRA" tack allowed on sugar exports. Mr.
uaVemeyer. of Havemeyer g. Elder, and MIR.
Noier protested agiiost the reduction. and
ss!u IRA! 1t would ruin the American export
HGie Ia retined hard sugars.
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yhe I,oudoun Fair.

Especial telegram to The Dispatch.l
LEEsBURe. VA, October 19.-The fifteenth
annual exhibition of the Loudoun Agricul-
tural Society commenced to-day. The at
tendance from Washington city and the ad-
Joining counties of Virginia and Maryland
il large, and the exhibition finer than any
preceding Fair. The display of horses,
cattle, and vegetables is superb.
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DAULLINIA AND GUARANA POW.
DERS and FLUID EXTRACT,

4
DERs and FLUID EXTRACT,
for the cure of head lclc, neuralgia, &C.;
PAsTILLEs of the WATERS Of EMS, for the cure of
bronchial affections; e
NATURAL MINERAL WATERS, from Europe;
FRENCH FFFERvEsCENT CARBONATE OF LITHIA
LBRA,s PHOSPHATE OF IkoN-French;
DUsARr's SYRUP LAcTo- PHOSPHATE OF LINE;
AUBEBGIER'S SYRUP OF LACTUcARIUM;
CHAssAIGN's WINE OF PEpsIN and DIAsTAsE;
LEvAssUER's TUBES FOR ASTHMA;
HlMRoD's CURE FOX \ sIHMA.
EspIC's CIGARETTES FOR ASTHMA;
DATuRA TATULA FOR sTHMA;
GREEN-NoUNTAIN CURE FOR ASTHMA;
HASpKERcHIEF EXTRACTS French and knglisb;
CoLoGSEs- K los,erfrau and Farina's;
TOILET SOAPS for winter use, at all prices
BA1R-BRUsHEs and COMBS In great variety;
TooTH-BRUsHEs, Of our own importation;
BATHING-s PoNGEs, OF all sizes;
CARBoLIc MoUTH-WAsH, to tisinfect the breath !;
sApoNIsB DENIIFRIcE, TO whiten the teeth:
FRENCH CHOCOLATE WITH EXTRACT OF BEEF-an
efficient and Ealatsbe article Of diet In debility.
MEADE & BAKER. Pharmacists,
oc1a.ew el9 Main street Richmond, Va.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, October 10, 1875.

RICHMOND, October 10, 1875.
OFFERINGS.
WuEAT.-Whle, $50 bushels. Red, 65S BUSH
Corn White, 800 bushels. Aiafd, 80 bushels
OhTs.-1S4 bushels.
EYE.-12S bushels. .u-... ...-a- a..
MEAL.-5O bushels. =. ~.
s---' SALES.
wHFAT-W White. $50 bushels fair at I'll. 80: 80
bushels good at ~ .3S: 20 bushels good At 81 30 ;
sc hi. hels common at S1.1S; SO bushels very
good IL 81 40; SO lusl els com mon At Sl:20: 132
bushels at s1.26 so bushels good at 81 81; ~
bushels common at 90c {; AZ bushels prime NJ
81 as total, 622 bushels. Red 152 BUSHELS prime
at 81 As; 1O6 bushels very good at 81. 40; BUSH
els common ut 81 20: AZ bushels good at S1.37;
lO4 bushels fair at $1.32; 1O2 bushels common
al 81 O-totai. IA bushels.
CORN White. AZ hushels new at .5sc. A'1ed,
40 bushels prime at roc.
OATs.-46 bushels prime winter ut 55c.; 80 BUSH
els prime spring at Soc: 60 bushels spring on prt-
ya,e terms-to'aI, ! So bushels.
MEAL.-5O bushels at TIC.
RE-EXHlBITED.
CORN White. 40 bushels.
OATS.- As bushels.
as bushels.
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Markets by Telegraph.

NEW YORK.
NEw YORK, October 9.-Flour quiet and rates m
buyers favor; suncrfine western aud state, SoIo
fair .x'ra. IS 7o@s6.s0; good TO sGolSe ezra;
s6s5@s9 Whea IT., gulaT ana gu nn sonS elos,ng
al Sf 99nq es
new aud old winter rmber, western; sl.32N
81 55 for sound new and ola winter wn nt
ennn w esaHy Mixed 7o@e sal
wstern mixed closing A. ips 1919 suoatifns
ilaIs Iow r, except for liked hicaeo and Milwau-
kep. Ctff e-gio dull and nominal at 1e9G2lc
gold, for cargoes: leA@22t, gold, Tor j.n los.
for fair 10 good refrng: SIC. for prime. h1ce
dull aud heavy. TalIow firm; prime, lO19c. Rosln
firm g. sisogs1sSS lots Is saf go@t5a 20 LsTd
dull and Shade lower at s1.17. Freigh's firm.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, October 19.-Flour quiet and un,
ch4nged Wheat strong NO; %essrn 5sc s 81
Unchanged. Corn firm: southern white. s0@
s2c yellow, 72@73c: Gas dull and d nm;
changed rye steady a. 76@Sot faos,dn po oIi
sea 80. BuIk.meats nominal Bacon dull and
steady. Lard dull snd esdy reh1ed. SIC. Gol
fee dull and lower; caIgOcS, 1Sg0Zlc.: JooElng
isG22c. Wnisgey s,eadr. sugar steaoy at lo4
@I0Gc. ,o,,,sz,,1s
oUIsv1LLE, October i .-Flour quiet but hr I. M
W
AZ Goa 63c, cats quiet aod firm at 39647c. Rye
inlet ~, uncha" ced Bulk-mta's nominal. Ba-
con-shouldrrs 97sc.: clear rib Sides 1890; clear
sides lac H4ms-Sugsr cured, 15Ic. Lard
Tierce, lisa l4hc. Whiskey. :1.13. bagging
steady, with moderate demahd
CINCINNATI.
CISc1NSATI, October 19.-Flour quiet and stenaT
Wheat easier: prime 10 choice, II 30pS1 .4S.
Corn uuIet and steady. Oats dull at 32 IL Acc. Bar
lev M elected. Rye gu ct. Lard steady ana frin
steam 34.: kettle. l33@14c. BULK .Ine'is quiet
and weak; new shoulders, j1bhing 9n9Ar, Packed
m, yts poIninally SIC. for shoulders; LAC. Ior
clear rib-s,des: 1880. for clear sld"s-aiI loose
Ba,nn &C rcer aud fin: shoulders, 93c Gear rln
l4kc.: clear sides. lag. Hoas stead. WIN ialr
demand: coed ligh' and p.ckers'. @7.50(aSf.lo;
GOOD butchers, - S0@t7 s5; comnon high. du
Butter dull aud unchanged.
ST. LOUIS.
ST LOUIS. October 19.-Flour iractive: suner-
fiue fall, ,4.25Ms4.50, extra fall. S4.5O@S4,7o;
double ezra iall. s5GgS5 p. WhcatquIet and uil,
changed. Corn dull and lover: No. mixed, 53(g
sac, Oats steady and unchanged. Bariey-5ts,
grades wantt sales OF cho ce ~ fancy west IN ana
Minnesota 1T SI.3O@fl 40. aye easier; NO. =;
72Ic. Pork higher at $3.50. Lard steady ano
unchanged. Rulk-meAts Gull az d nominal. bacon
euisl and fairly active; shoulders lUQl usc.
cie.r rtb-sidss, 13A914c. clear sides, lag 1879;
Whiskev 1uiet agu UNCHANGED. Hogs steady ano
unchanged. Cattle steady and firm. ~
Receipts.- 5, 002 barrels h3ur, 3s,UOu 5usn n,G
wheat. 1000 bashe:s corn, l0,r0O bushels oa,s.
4 600 bushels barley, loo bushels rye, I,ueo
hogs, S75 head cattle.
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RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG
RAILROAD COMPANY, 4

RIcHMoxp AND rETRRsBUnGt
RAILROAD COMPANY,
JUNE !. 1875. trains
~ On this road will rup rs follows:
LEAVE RICHMOND S0UTH.
$40 A. NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily except SUN.
day.. connecting for IN points Sou2r
F Ta Msf ssy s.shss
day), with coach attached, for Peters.
burg and stations on the Southside
road, Lynchburg. and the West.
1a5 r. n. THROUGH NAIL daily, connecting
for all points South and West Pas
sepgers saking this train VIII maia
cloce connection Ut Petersburg fos
500 p, NJ, FREIGHT daily Except sunday1
with coach attached.
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH,
7:30 A. NJ. FREIGHT TRAIN daily, texceR
Sunday with coach attached.
1049 A. H.. THROUGH Mali. daily, connecting
Potomsc railroad Tor all points EaA
o;oop, T., kaEiG ar daily texsest sundsyk
coach attached.
7:a5 r. H., THROUGH NAIL daily Except suns
day), connecting with Rtchmone1
Fredencksburg and Potomac sa,lr0as
Sleeper attached. running through n
Baltimore. Also making Close con.
necttou with the Chesapeake and OhSe
railroad for the Virginia Springs tnd
points North aud West,
The MAIL TRAINS will NOT stop between kic9'
nond and Petersburg excenf 9, Cnsstsr r,..o~
hin railroad on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Frt.
aa xsEL TRAINS leaving Petersburg WIN start fros
An mS "a o'p a. SHAW. supertn,sndsn.:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-20
6 NANTCN INSIDE L1NE."sssils.,

" 1870 as52$
NEW FAST FREIGHT ROUTE BhTWEEF
RICHMOND AND PHILADELPHIA.
TRIWEEKLY.
On and after OCTOBER 1sT the splendid Iron
steamers Of this line Will leave Rlehn.ond TUES
DAYS THURSDAYS, and SATURDAYS from
powhatan Steamboa: Lines pe:, at corner OF
TweDty-second and Eock streets, making close con.
nectinn each "trip 1T Canton, Nd, (sas. Bslt!msre)
with the Philadelphia, Wilmington, and Baltimore
Ralhoad Company for PhiaGeDbs.
t SPECIAL ADVANTAGES:
All freight BY this line covered by Are and marine
Insurance free Of cost No dockage charged al
Richmond. Rates as low as any other line. his
Is the quickest line between Philadelphia ana hieb-
mond.
Freights ordered by this line should be marked
"(anton Inside Line" and sent to the Philadel-
phiu. Wiminxton and baltimore depot, Phiiade'-
pDia.
mond. For further Information apjly 10
l.. B.TATUM, Agent,
Offices Twentr-second and Dock streets
and Ninth and Maln streets, or 10
j. ). WILSON. General Freight Agent,
Philsdelnhla, Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad
Philadpiphia- ia9