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au,unt-rEouse swept Away.

ELUHE-eEONSc SNtpt
rox,>r,cyr POINT LIGHTHOUSE SWEET AWAY
~ An ICE FltIp TIE KEEPER AND h'N SUI
yr>rrrp THRILLING NARRATIVE OF Ihhi"
ADVENTURES.
S,wropr Il. l., March AT about o:2e
,n: morning n heavy field OF ice came uo"h
,Hn r;vcr from Bullock's cove with great "a
ga ,hc wind nj the time blowing gale
,,n northeast. TIE weak foundation
49, clearinghouse connected with the
~ ,,,,,r light house, located in IroTi'
,, r,ytr. was an easy prey TO the II &c.
,,,,,daiinn as.soon as the ice struck it,
.,, in and The structure, which is a small
49,, Y,nry WOO len house. careencd over and
rIt in,n the river. Tue keeper, Horace
Arnold, and his sor. Earnest, aged nine
yrars grre the only occupants, Mrs. Arnold
and the res, OF the family being Oh the shore
visiting friend.
The father. fortunately, did not lose his
,.r,,.c,,c,. of mind y, the sllddcnncSs OF the
l,,.,r,nha hut 60, his wits TO work TO save
~, l,rv The building fell upon it, side, aud
-. linn. both were asleep in the upper
~, rliuriu.. 10 the df!rtS, he got into
t-,',.,,,I .,or,. where he found 4 blanket
t:, .,,, his rIgh! clothes was all that
1,,, ,t,,. keen ar from the little fellow. Mr.
Arnold swarn about tor upwards OF an hour
,,,,,h him moon his back. inside the building
l,, came 10 The conclusion that something
,,,,r ~, done nj once 10 attract the attention
NJ ,h,. Drnllr upon the shore. but which
,.,,,ll moi h,. houc until late hour. owing to
The thick srow.>lorm prevailing. lie ac'
I,rdir,,,y ,,rnrurrd Il wa:"r-Sotkcd mtttreS>,
t;,.3 i H. tt,. building inside. and left the
child upon l. white hr went into the tower
If I'M, lIchi-hJu-r 10 ring the hCll and set q
,l-ual Of dgS'ic>>.
lIr had no sooner reached the tower than
,n,. ,ug-h1ir RclirucC. Captain sutton, OF The
American Steamboat Company, OF Provl'
G.rr,.. hove in sight. The tug could not
reach the house herself, aud was obliged t
,,,t,u 10 The schooner OHver jameson. u mil,
distant, in order 10 get her boat and crew tc
,..i,. in the rescue. This done, they pro
cr,drd to the spot and rescued the boy iron
n, p,ri'ous position, which he had occupied
for three hours. He was completely exhaust
I'll. and could have held out but q few mo
,n-nt~ longer. R"Storalircs were vigorously
4ptl,d. and he will probably recover. Hi:
father WAS also taken from the lighthouse
and landed 1T hyatt Point in order TO notify
hi aron!z ii family ana friends upon the ad
ilcrut shore OF the safety OF himself ant
child
owing to the extreme cold it was no
,lrrulrd advisable 10 land the boy, rs he hat
no rlothinc-uo: 20 much H. shoes or stock
ms. H., vs. brought TO this port IN tug
On arriving here me kind friends took hin
in char"r, ard ail.; furnishing him with
r,.ur> went with HIM to The residence OF :
relative here. The building has been Sc
rg,G. aud efforts were making this after
Room Ia save lts contents.
Cp.l,c.or Macy has taken prompt actor
in The matter. and the building will be re-
I1lcg 4 a. soon IL possible.
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Foreign Notes.

The convention betye Spain and the
United States settling the Virginius atfiir
has been signed.
The bel':, .reuts in Spain are exchanging
prisoners.
a London dispatch says many women and
children were lost by the wreck ut the Got.
terhar" in the Indian ocear. The total
number saved as far as kacwl is -.
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80 TAX LAWFUL EXCEPT FOR PUBLIC
rtNro>H. Tn decision of the United States
supreme Court invalidalirg the Topeka
k,u.j bridge Manu'aclury bonds ANNOUNCES
tAc principe that Legislature cannot pass
~tatut" creating Il debt unless it has power
to lew tax IN aid OF the purpose for which
In" debt is creited. The Legislature of
Kansas has 10 power TO tax the citizens OF
Topeka in aid Of Il manufactury. 1t there
tore C%,unot pass statute creating debt for
that purpose. There can he no lawful
iaN," says the decision, (which is not laid
Tor It p"hItc purpOse.' The Chicago Tribune
thinks this decision may be made availahl"
to invuidatc many OF the municipal debts Of
Illinois.
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GREAT BRITAIN THE SAFETY OF THE
CnuRCu-WAR RrMoR CoSTRADICTED.-L Lon.
don, March s. $50 4. IM.-rhe arcbbishops
Of Canterbury and York, and all the bishops
with tue exception of two, have issued Il
charge coDgratulating the clergy and aty on
the prosperity and progress of the Church,
and strongly sdmoniShing the former against
illegal ritualstic practices, which tend to $50.
late the clergy from the people.
London, March 1.-THE London Observer
TO-DAY says the war rumor which appeared
in the Calcutta Englishman of Friday has no
foundation.
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BEipGE DESTROYED Ncec York, March 7.
\ span Of n bridge one hundred feet in
lcng'h was destroyed at Elm Valley, on the
western division of the Erie railroad, last
L0Iht. The accident was caused by q broken
rail, and part Of freight train running into
,hc bridge. No one was injured. Through
GaHc! over the Atlantic and Western rail
f"1d Will be disturbed by the break for not
more than twenty.tour hours. The line Is
open yiU Buff 10 10 the West.
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Died from her Wonnds-A. II. Grant
Disc h n r ed-New SIoop-Of.War
R-NhI m

Dis G h z d-New SIoop-Of.W War
y Launched-Obltu ary. -=t..ss-..s,
Especial telegram to the Dlspatch.l
NoEFoLs, March s.-Alice Robinson, who
was shot By Jim Bruce on Thursday night
last, died to-day and was buried in potter's-
field.
For the want of evidence A. B. Grant,
who shot Annie Dem, was discharged to-day.
About five thousand people assembled ct
the navy-yard this morning and witnessed
the magnificent launch of the new sloop-of-
war Huron, one Of the eight new ST., order
ed By Congress.
Colonel Nat. Ridley, one Of the most prom
inent citizens of Southampton county, ex.
PRED last night.
Rav. Thomas Hume, ST., Of Portsmouth,
one of the foremost Baptists Of Virginia, and
pastor Of Cumberland.Street church. Norfolk,
died at his residence last night aftera linger.
ing illness.
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The Loss Of the Bark EVELYN.

Fort MONROE, March s.-Captain Smith,
of the bark Evelyn. reports that he lett Bal
timore February 2S!b; passed Cape Henry
March 4th. When twenty-three miles off
struck what was supposed to be sunken
wreck. The vessel sprung leak and rapidly
filled. He put back, but was compelled to
abandon her at 10 p. NJ. with nine feet of
water in her, and sinking very fast. The pre-
yious report was obtained from other sources,
and proves to be erroneous.
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>Now->1oEM.-C tnctundH, Ohio, March I.
''" heaviest snow.slorm for II number Of
!"'F~ BEGAN here about ) O'Clock this morn
.n@ and lasted until dark. About eight
o. 0lnc iuchts Of snow on the level fell.
inc storm extended solihward Us far as
,ItcheoD, Mis-, through West Tennessee,
kentucky, southern Illinois. Indiana, Ohio,
ana INTO Vest Virginia and Pcnnsy l,ania.
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Nkw HAMPSHIRE CAMPAIGS.-N a Shu a,
March t.-lion. l.. Q. &. Lamar, OF Missis-
>jrpl. opened the Democratic campaign in
liz state by 1t most conservative speech here
Tonight. He plead earnestly for a South
"."rh desired peace and was loyal 10 the
Government, and for i people thirs,ing for Il
Hl"n o! love.
Nrns,or GordoH, Of Georgia, spoke at Lit
'luluu Tonight
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK Rk ETS


NEW YORK. March S.--Cotton quiet; sales OF 1853
bale, at 67a016a.c. South.rn flour steady and IN
fair demand. Wheat steady with moderate &C.
mand; 81 % TS1.26 for winter red western:
81 26QQSl 26H' tor amber red western; Sl.27M
81. "a Tor western. CORA less active: S3k0n Sac.
S4mS for white we. tern. Coffee firm; 1870
/ SIC, gold. for Rio. Sugar steady. Rice quiet
without decided change. Tallow. SIC. Rosin flrin:
-. lOa 81 5 for slraiLcd. Iurpen,ine trmer at
36kc. Po.k ste ,dy; new mess, 1925. Lard
frnl.r; prime steam. 1916. Whlskey steady at
Sl.1l. treights dll.l and shade easier.
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LouIsiAHA.-A FULL QuoKUM OF THE LIE.
HsLATrEE SEATED. Especial to the National
H,VHjNcah. l--Nao Orleans, March 6.-On
The last day Of the session of the Legislature
srvcral Democratic members, among them
MccaIpin, OF Vernon; Carlos Webster and
Webb, of ST. Landry, were sworn in and took
their seats, making more than an unques-
toned quorum of members returned by the
Returning Board. Ailthc Democratic sena.
tor> had before taken their seats.
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New Work Items.

New YORK. March s.-Gerrit Smiths
widow is dead.
Beecber's church was overwhelmingly
crowded yesterday. The doors were Locked
at half.past 10 O'Clock. A clamorous crowd
remained outside knocking for admittance.
Fourteen new members were received.
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THE BANK OF TESNEssEE.-Ndshr
March 6.-Thc Supreme Court of Tennes'
see rendered decision to-day in the case OF
the holders of notes of the new issue of the
Bank of Tennessee, deciding that it is iega
Issue and il preferred claim against the assets
Of the bauk. 1t is considered that this de-
cision virtually makes the State liable.
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PURT OF hlCdMON IL, MARCH o, 1cIo'
ARRIVED.
Steamer Old Dominion, Walker, New York, mer-
chandise AND passengers, 6. W. Allen Co., agents.
steamer Shirley, Travers, Baltimore. merchan-
disc and passengers, Powhatan Steamboat COM
Brig q NTH (Br }, Cranch, Rio de Janelro, 693
bags coffee, Lee sedd n i Co.
Schooner independence, James river, OYSTERS 10
Sloop Golden Rule, James river, oysters, to mas
AT CITY POINT.
Schooner Annie +. Ames, Achorn, Woods Hole,
yliano. Allison & Addison.
schoon,r John A. Curtis, CULLEN, Laurel, Del,
'V Schooner npie e. Moore, Phillips, Laurel, DEL,
for Richmond.
IS schooner Eclipse, Conkliu, from Baltimore for
Schooner Schooner D. B. Martin, Daniels. from Baltimore
for Richmond.
Steamer john Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, mer-
cbaudise and passengers, l.. Is. latum'
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
From Philadelphia March 9TH, schooner Mlnue-
haha. n,
Dr1IwAnE CITY, March 5.-Arrived, scho oner
JOHN Nc Donald. Mckendry, from fhiiaoeiphia ioF
NEWPORT, March An port schooner Mary +.
Tower from Bosom for Viz gin Ia. .,,..
VINEYARD HAvEN-Arrlved, schooners Ameiia
Cnnb' Mary Steele. A. :. Wiley, and Benjamin OIL
YER fr NJ Virginia for Boston.
NOTICE TO MARISERs.
The buoy at Port Tobacco shoals has been moyed
half mile upwards and inwards from its IlSht po-
siIion and that 1T Lower Cedar Point has been CAL
II is understood that the Light house Board con-
template moving the light roIn Upper Seaar
Point 10 Port Tobacco shoals. Such chanRe
would he unsatisfactory to all naygators OF me to-
tomac. They desire that the ent light at upper
i:edar Point tie allo we'd to remain where Is. nd
thai al additional light be placed upon Mathiass
Point.
NEW YORK. March S.-Arrived Seddc rland,
Clyde, and Cortes. Arrived out: Ethiopia, Frsia,
and Inniana.
NORFOLK, March S.-Arrived: Steamer Merci-
dita from Boston for Charleston, with machinery
deranged.
DISASTERS.
ROsroS, March "a fishing schooner, name
unknown, Is sunk ntar Chelsea beach.
An unknown schooner Is sunk In about five faith
oms of water, three miles northwest OF Sand Neck
ilghl. Cape Cod. Whel last seen the crew were
irving to reach the shore with Il boat on The Ice.
They have not been heard from since.
There were three or four other vessels In the Ice
previous 10 the storm, but they could not be seen
this morning.
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Deaths.

Mr.. Henry VI. Field, the wife of the cdi-
Tor OF the New York Ecangcl,$t, a lady we'll
known in literary and social circles, died in
New York on Saturday evening.
Arthur Helps, tie English author, is dead.
He WAS born in 1917.
General Sir james Hope Grant died sun
day, Ill London, AGED SKY. scven.
FALL RIVER, Mass, March I.-IInn. James
RuiliutoD, representative from the First dis.
;rict of Massachusetts,, died suddenly to-day
in the illty.hinth year OF his ace.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE. March S.-Flour quiet aud iirm:
Howard: tr-et and w. stern superiine fla a 81 ::
city mills, t4MS4 20. Wheat quiet; PenL svIvania
red. sl.1SMS1 20. Maryland red. 1.l5G 81 70:
amber. 81 80: white. *1.15@lSl 20. Corn-Wrs:-
ern firm: southern quiet; southern whit. 7s e
To- roc Rye dull at S1@llO2. Pork dull and
steady. i:acon firm with active jobbing demand:
shoulders, Sic Lard dull and seaoy. Coffee steady ;
ordinary to prime Flo cirgoes, lG:ql Si5c Wnls-
key unsettled at S1.l2a@Sl.12 sugar, 10as
0lSc.
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PHILADELPHIA LIVESTOCK MARKET.
PHILADELPHIA, March Seattle moderately ac-
al 7isMSc for extra Pennsylvania and Western
Steers: 646l7c. for fair to good; 5I6c. gross for
con mon. Us to quality. Sheep in fair demand;
Hogs higher; 1000 head sold ut 81 .50@Sl2 net.
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Serious Illness OF Charles Campbell
the Historian,

Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch.l
PETERSBURG, VA, March S.-A dispatch
from Staunton announces that Charles
Campbell the historian, of Virginia, who has
been in the asylum for the insane for some
time past, is fatally Ill, AMI expected to die
every moment.
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RDR. De k"vES.-Uctroii March 6.-The
standing committee OF the diocese of Mlch-
can yesterday confirmed the nomination of
Bishop Jaeger. but refused to confirm DR..
De koyeu's nomination.
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RICHMOND, FREDG & POTOMAC X. Il. Co..
OFFICE GENERAL TICKET AGEaT,
RICHMOND. December II. 1874
OF TRAINS.

SCHEDOAh of INAiN''
2:3sP. M.,DAY MAIL leaves Byrd-Strect Sta.
ton daily, CONNECTING WITH
TIE STEAMER X l. YPORT a,
Ouapico, with trains Of the Balti.
more and ohio railroad ut their wharf
opposite 3leXandria-due In Bait.
more at 9:20 +. 81; and al Washing
ton with the Baltimore and Potomac
railroad for Baltimore and the North
and Vest.
1l:O5 P. NJ NIGHT MAIL leaves Byr-ireet
station (Sundays eXceptcdl connecting
ut Washington with the Baltimore
and Potomac and Baltimore and ohio
600 p. NJ. AICOMMoDATION TRAIN 10,
characterization, leaves Broad. street
station (Sundlys exceptedJ.
f:5O A. n, NIGHT MAIL arrives at Gyri-Stree
station (Mondays exccptcdl
1870 T.. NJ, DAY MAIL arrives at Byrd-otreet STA.
BRITAIN. aa3GacHOtMssIioDATIoN TRAIN arrive
at Broad-street station tsundais e1
NOTICE.
Ry this route Il new and elegant SLEEPING
CA K mas been added 10 night trains both ways be.
tween Richmond and Baltimore for the tclal
comfort OF Richmond passengers. CHAS;,E COS
disturbed on reaching Richmond; they can remain
In the car to as late an hour rs thev please.
TRI-WEEKLY FREIGHT LINE BETWEEN
RICHMOND AND BALTIMORE.
FREIGHT TRAINS leave and arrive ut Broad.
Street station on DAYS,WEDNkSDAYS,a and
FRIDAYS. At Qnamtlco all-rail connection for
frfighis tSand from all points North and West. :
Through bills Of ladng and rates given " 81
principal points North and West
BY order OF General superintendent.
deli General Freight and Ticket A9tn,
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"opd-hy", Ecriamin. Exit, Bcpjau'jn.
'' 'nct 10 nunnery, Benjamin. Wei
-'"r .. thee, Erli1min. Tiny jig is up. Thy
'!'b !" cut. Thy goose is cooked. Vanish.
''""i.ne. Strdadti-. - LYuiSriHe Courier.
IL ..th ),
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ST. LOUIS MARKETS.

ST. LOUIS. March S.-Flour-Sellers firm; buy ers
standing IL; bur little doing. Corn stead. Whis-
key firm ut S1.1O. Pork steady al SlS.62tal
1875. Bacon firm anu active; Should Safg
Size: clear-rib, lie. cefr. LEGO lac. Lard
held firmly; 13,c. asked; 49,. bid
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Extra Session Of the Indiana
legislature.

INDIANAPOLIS, March S.-Governor Hen
bricks has called an extra session of the
Legislature, the last having failed to pass
some Indispensable bills, including general
appropriation.
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RICHMOND AND rETERsBUh. nAAA,
ROAD COMPANY.
JANUARY 4, 1875, trains

RICHMOND AND fETEksbUh. nAAA'S
ROAD COMPANY.
JANUARY 4, 1875, trains
~ on this road will run " follows:
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH.
500 A. n, THROUGH MAIL daily Except Sun.
day., connecting for all points soat
7a,A.N,. FEFIG lit TRAIN daily texcep. SUN.
dayl, with coach attached, tor Peters.
burg and stations on the SoGtnsids
road. Lynchburg, and the West.
Ia5P.M.. THROUGH MAIL daily, connecting
N"o for all point, South and West. i'sS
sengers taxing this train VIII MAKE
close connection At Petersburg ioa
EoHfoig.
sOo p NJ, FREIGHT daily except SIndayh
with coach attached.
500 A. Il. FRkIGHT TRI!S daily, texcap,
sunday with coach attached.
11:45 A. NJ, THROUGH III ALI. daily, connecting
with Richmond, Fredericksburg aa6
Potomac railroad for all poinh s&A
SCOOP. NJ, eaEISHr daily except sund.yh
7 coach attached.
300 p. ", THRoUGH NAIL daily except ssEt
day) connecting with Richtnosa
Fredericksburg ana totonse ~. .anro S.
Sleeper attached. rannius through te
Rai,imor. Also ngSing elosS. Goa.
nccsIon with the e'htsap AXE ati1 pns
rsitrp.a Tor the Virginia 5p;iESs AN
gein.s North and " i'ss =. 30,
aha aaIt. pc AlSs MI not Sf17 bstseen ssc<S
mend and rshafg ekGsnt y ssssesl. -
Trltns on the .3loys. p ~ 'yai .s3ss s al, -
a:4O p. Al. Retntr Ing. aili lsaSe S'Seyl 80
$50 A. ~ Sat,y except sua y. x,,, - rrS,e
All. TkAINslesY~.ae 'eassaDaFs H.s' 80
ao2i 4. SAW. 'ssss':'
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RICHMOND AND lJANyILLE RAIROAD Co. !
OFFICE or ENGINEER AND SuPERINTRNDRr-T,$
RICHMOND, VA, February 10, 1878. J

RICHMOND AND DANvILLE RAILROAD Co., !
RICHMOND, Va February Is. 1875.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE-TO TAKE
OEFEECT FEBRUARY Is. 1875:
TRAIN No. l.-CHARLoTTE ExrREss. West
BurkevIIIe al SAC 4. 81; leaves Dundee at i It's
F. NJ; leaves Ds .a a lis z. Nj; arrirss
AZ f hsie0o no. al S.S & ~ ORLEANS AND NEW
YORK EXPRESS, Eastward Leaves Greensboro Al
1915 r. NJ; leaves Danville at s:41 r. NJ; leaves
p NJ; arrives at Richmond at 1l:04 r. N.
TRAIN No. 3.-TIRouGn MAIL, Westward
Il 3 sHss
Danyile at 9:29 T. M; arrives a, Greensboro at
TRAIN No. 4.-TnRoueH MAIL. Eastward
Leaves Greensboro at 1886 A. NJ; leaws Danville
at $40 A. NJ: leaves Dundee a! $50 4. NJ;
l sSSgd gSrs * J!aa I 3 lsS A Nj arrives at
TRAIN No. .-LYNcnBURo PASSENGER, West.
ward-Lcaves RlchmcEd at 8 A. NJ; leaves Burke
vile at 1870 p. NJ; arrives at Lynchburg at AGO
TRAIN No. 6.-BTRKKvILLE AccoMMopAr1eS.
rves at Richmond at e:14 A. ~.
All through trains connect at Richmond and Dun
dee with rrs.lni on the Richmond, Fredericksburg
pinia Midland and Great Southern railroad, to and
from Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia, and
trains Nos. and connect at Richmond with
the Richmond, York River and Chesapeake Rail-
road trains to and from Baltimore and all eastern
Trains Nos. 2 and 8 correct ut Charlotte with
trains the Atlanta and Richmond Airline rail-
road 10 and from Greenville. Atlanta Montgomery,
Mobile, Pensacola, New Orleans, and NIL southwest.
ern points.
Trains Nos. and connect at Charlotte with
the Charlotte, Columbia aud Atlanta railroad for
Columbia, Augusta, Savannah, Tallahassee, and Ill
southern points.
Traio No. connects at Burkcville with the At
lantc, Mississippi and ohio railroad from Lynch
burg, Chattanooga, and all southwestern poipts.
Tickets sold TO all southern and soutL western
pOiars, and baggage checked through.
Pullman palace-cars through from New Orleans
20 New York. T. NJ. II. TALCUTA-
Engineer and Superintendent.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE

RICHMOND, March 8, 1875.
OFFERINGS
WRKAT.-White. 81 4 bushels Red, 35 bushels.
Constantine, 6S2 bushels. Mixed, "a bushels.
OATS 80 bushels.
BUCKwHEAT.-24 bushels.
SALES.
CORN.-Whte, 3f2 bushels very good at 7Sc.;
266 bushels nn priyate terms. TOTAL, 62S bu.h=s.
CoRS.-Mixed. SO bushels very good at 7Sc.
UATs.-52 bushels prime on private terms; 2SS
bushels very good at TIC; A bushels winter ut
Sec. Total, 8 "a bushels.
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He Kevep and lager

NEWARK, March S.--The diocese Of North
ern New jersey decides against DR.. Dc no.
ven and in favor Of DR.. jaeger.
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richmond YORK RIVER AND CHKsAPkAKK)
RArIROAp Co., SUPERINTENDENT OFFICE.
RICHMOND. january 20, 1875.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

W
Commencing MONDAY, January 25, 1875,
passenger and freight trains on this road will run
as follows: ,,,, ,
leave Richmond daily Sundays excepted at p.
81. and will arrive from West Point daHy MON
days excepted) At l0:3O a. NJ.
1he splendid steamer LOUISE, Captain A. g.
SICKLE will nun In connection with this road,
leaving West Point MONDAYS, WE'D yEsDAYS,
and fridays on the arrival OF the 3 Z. u. train
from Richmond. and arriving at Baltir ore early
next morning. and leaving Baltimore tt ESDAfS,
THURSDAYS, aud SATURDAYS ut +. IL, ar
rive 1t est Point NIX, morning In time TO con.
uect with the train due 1t Richmond Ut 1880
A. II. "a
iFxre 10 BaltllOre.- w
Fare TO Washington ........."............" D ~
Fare TO Philadelphia ...............".... o1
THxoUGH FREiGHT TRAIN viii leave Hicn-
mond WEDNESDAYS, FRIDAYS, aud SUN
DAYS, at 4 4. ~, connecting a. West Point with
steamer, Landing freight In Baltimore early next
morning.
attacbed leaves, Richmond for West Point aud
way stations MONDAYS. THURSDAYS, and
SATURDAYS. at 7 4. NJ, aud leaves West Point
for Richmond IL O'Clock noon Of same days.
EDWARD +. FOLGER, superintendtnt
W. Y. BRAGG. ster TransDorta'io- u "S
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-09
LOUISVILLE MARKETS.

LOUISVILLE. March s.-Flour quiet and un-
changed. Corn firm ana active. Provisions Steldy
and strong Pork. S19.50MS20. shoulders. SSc. ;
cIear-rb and clear. l. ia &c Lard-Princ steam
14sc.: fierce. 141.c.; key, SIC. Bagging quiet
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-09

II. T. DOUGLASS, Master TRANSPORTATION. Il
4 IHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
Z I RNA D-IMPlRrA NJ IlIA Nee OF SCuE.


~ ROAD IMPORTA Mt CHANGE OF SCHE.
DULE.-On and after SATURDAY, February 10, ,
1870, passenger trains will run as follows:
FROM RICHMOND.
$40 A. M.--For GordousTlLe Charfottes Vile,
StaunIon. Coylngton, and al intermediate sta
tons daily, arriving at CovinVtOn at 1886 Z.
NJ. This rain connects At Gordonsyille for
Orange, Culps per, WarrentOn, Manassas. Alex
audria, Washingtt Il, and the North, and at Char
lottesville for hburg, Bristol Knoxville, Chat.
L,nOoRa. and u e Southwest
Passengers for points west of Coyington will take
this train for COvingtou. and take .xDres, from
C0yingion 1T ESQ A. NJ. hext day. arriving nj
Huntington at j:25 Z. 81, Masking close conneC-
ton with steamers for Cincinnati aud the Westan d
Southwest. -
4:I6 +. NJ. ACCOMMODATION TRAIS.-Fcr
Gordonsvlle and all intermediate stations daily Tex
cept Sunday, arriving at GordonsyRle At 5:l5 v,
NJ.
Passengers for Lynchbu.g take train from Cor.
louisville at 1850 A. VI. next day, arriving at
Lynchburg at 500 4. VI:
500 L. NJ. Observation-Disclosures be ween
Richmond and COvington.
For through tickets, rates, anc Information, APP
Ely at S26 Main street, Ballard and Exchange H.
Tel, or at the company's Office, Broad aqd Six.
tenth streets. CONWAY Il. HOWARD,
Gene ri Passenger and Ticket Agent.
THOMAS DODAMEAD, Genera ! superintendent OF
TRANSPORTATION. ft IL