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RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG
RAINOAD COMPANY. !


COMMENCING JANUARY 4, 1875, trains
" on this road Will run as follows:
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH.
$40 4. ~, THkUUGHMAIl. daily except SuE,
day), connecting for all points South
and West. Sieeping-car attached.
7:i5 A. NJ, FRElGHrTRa1S daily (cxcep, SUN.
dayJ with coach attached tor Peters
burg and stations on the Southsid6
road, Lynchburg, and the West.
1:45 p. NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily. connecting
for all points South and West. Pas
scnRers taking this train Will make
close connection 1t Petersburg tor
Norfolk.
500 p. H., FREIGHT daily Except sundayh
with coach attached.
LKAvE PETERSBURG NORTH.
500 A. ~. FREIGHT TRAIN daily except
Sunday with coacn attached.
ll:45 A. NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily, connecting
with Richmond, Fredericksburg an1
Potomac railroad for all points 9ass
and West.
BOO P. ~, Freight daily Except sunday,
coach attached.
s:OOP. NJ, THROUGH NAIL daily Except sun.
day., connecting with Richmond
FREDERICKSBURG aud Potomac Iafcao
for al points East and West Pull n:.s
Sleeper attached. running through TO
Baltimore. Also making close con.
nectou with the ChesGpo akr aud Chic
railroad for the Virginia Springs and
points North and West.
The MAIL TRAINS viii not stop between Rich
n10nd and Petersburg except al Chester.
Trains on the Glover Hill railrond will leave
Glover Hi pits 1T $50 A. n. ana return ing. VIA
leave Chester at 24U 2. u. daily except ~undavs.
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg H'!l start irUh
Appomattox depot.
no II A. SHAW. SHnerlnfph''"
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MuSlClrAL EECTlOSS.-Pdterson, y. d.,
April Benjamin Buckley (RepubIican)
was to-day elected mayor of Paterson by a
majority of about 1000.
Hartford, Conn, April Fin New BFi-
tain to day the Republicans elected samuel
w. Hart mayor and the whole city ticket oy
good majority. At the State election the
majority was largely Democratic.
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E.cfter from peferkhnrg.
Correspondence or the Richmond Dis?atcl
ID. rr,n 4 ,aril / Q =

PETERsBuRG. April 13, 1873.
Captain r. Fl. Bosscau's grist-mll, near
Wilson'S depo'. Dinwiddie county. was
burned this morning with about twenty
barrels Of corn. The building and machinery
are a total loss. and there was no insurance
on either.
There was a smart fall Of hail here early
this morning, and thunderstorm last night.
A thief, while attempting to enter Mr..
Bnllifaut's store at the door, last night, was
shot and wounded by Mr.. Bulli'ant, but
managed to make his escape. He had broken
into two other houses before he tried MIR.
BulHCau,'s. His hat was shot from bis head.
and the traces Of blood left behind indicated
that he was considerably hurt.
ROBIN HOOP.
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South America.

NEW YORK, April 13.-Advices from Bue.
nos Ayres say only three priests were killed
in the attack upon the Jesuit college. The
Minister of Foreign Affiirs, in bis account
sent to the legations abroad, says the num-
Der of persons killed does not exceed four,
no priest being among them. There are,
how ever, some priests wounded.
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Central America.

NEW YORK, April 13.-The steamer Aca-
pulco has arrived from Panama with Com
msnder Lull's party. They have completed
the survey from Panama to AspinWall, and
pronounce the route the most feasible of any
yet surveyed.
Central America is unusually tranquil.
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Four MEN KILLED BY THE GAZING IN OF A
CoAL-euAFT.- Cincinnati, April IA spe-
cisl dispatch to the Enquirer from Canton,
Ohio, saws: Early this morning John Sohu.
halter, Peter Sohuhalter, George Orr, and
Peter Adams, while engaged sinking coal
shalt near Massillou, were killed 10y the earth
cayiny in on them. Anthony Howell had
both bis legs broken, and was rescued with
great difficulty.
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RELIABLE EVIDENCE.

Mr.. H. r. Stere,iS:
Dear sir-l will n ost chcerfulty add my tcstimo;
nv 10 The great number you have already received
in favor OF ynnr great and good medicine fEGE-
TINE for do OF think enough can be said III lis
prni,,. for was troubled over thirty years win that
dreadful disease a'aI rh aud had :u:h Oai cough.
/, r smells that II would seem rs though | could
never br cattle any more, and VEGETISE has cured
me: and do re-, 10 In .u< God all The ,ime there IS
II e, p of The hest mrJici ne, for coughs aud weak,
sinking FEELINGS NJ the somtcn am advise every :
body 10 take tn" NEGETINe, for Can assure them II
Mrs. l.. q IRE"
corner Mag, zine aud Walnut streets.
Cambridge, Mass.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

;. RICHMOND, April 10, 1876.
OFFERINGS.
WuEAT.-Whi.e, 40 bushels. Red, 100 bush.
els.
CoRs.-Whlta, I 1874 bushels. Yellow, % bush
els. Mixed &C bushels.
nATs.-372 bushels.
MEAL-lS bushels.
WooL.-50 pounds.
SALES.
WHRAT.-White. $50 bushels on private terms;
81 bushels very goon at S1.37. Tota. 342 bushels.
NHEAT.-aeJ co bushels very good AZ 81. 81.
CoRS.-White, "a bushels common at Sc: Il 80
bushels very good ut soc. Total, i "a bushels.
CoHS.-fello*, 81 bushels very good ut Csc.
CoRS.-alixed 40 bushels prime at zoe.
OATs.-40 bushels good spring al 69c-; bush
els very good spring at Toe: 80 bnshsis spring
on private terms; SO bushels spring at CSC. Total,
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Snow.

WASHINGTON, April ia light snow has
fallen here. 1t was quite heavy throughout
PENNSYLVANIA, from five to seven inches
having fallen in some places.
PHILADELPHIA, April 13.-The weight OF
the snow broke down the canvas of Bar
NUNS hippcdrome. Forty persons were be-
meath, but none were seriously hurt.
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Steamer Ashore at Barnesat.

BARSEGAT, n. j., April IA vessel is
ashore on Baruegat shoals. She was firing
guns from I A. NJ. till II A. NJ. At the time
our informant left it could not be dStn-
yuSbed what kind Of vessel it was on ac-
count OF the fog. but it was judged she was
a steamer from the continuous firing and the
Quantity of ammunition exploded.
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NEW YORK MARKETS.

NEW YORK. April 13.-Wheat less active I:
81 81 Tor an Der western: t1.35ISI AZ for while
western Corn dull and heavy: csc. for western
western mixed Ia store Coffee auipt and ST. ady.
Sugar quiet and frazer. Rice quiet and .teasy.
TAl,ow tiImer. Ro'tn firm at 2-l0@$2 Is for
lar; new. $2212h. Lard heavy; Is 7-18c. Tor
prime sie,m. hiskey more &C i've and hrmer at
u .13h@$1.14. Freights frEer.
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LDIHSNuIE MARKETS.

LOUISVILLE. April 13.-FIonr unchanged. Corn
firm at 71G73c. Provisions quiei. Pork. 1922.
Bacon-ShouIders o. .l95sc.; clear.rib, 1890
1915: Gear. l3&9l3c. Prime lsrd-Steam.
154c.: key. l 63ic. WhsAey, gill. Bsaging firm
IT l21.IlSbr.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE. April 13.-Flonr and wheat quiet
and unchanged. Corn unsettled; southern white,
SSN90c.: yellow. GOA 92c. western mixed, 921c.
Oats and rye unchy ngrd. Provisions quiet Pork.
S22. so. Bacon-s huulners, 956ls3c. Coffee strong
holders ask he. higher. Whskey quiet ut 81 3AMI
Sl.13H. sugir firm and unchanged.
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TANES ON REAL
ESTATE FOR THE YEARS
1873 AND 1874.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that the LIST OF DELINQUENT TAXES on REAL
ESTATE FIR the yetr, 1873 and 1874 VIII pc
puoll he'd In the
RICHMOND DISPATCH
on the 7th aud Gath iastants. ana NE 81 Gay OF
Nav mex, tn. last nan I'd day being Monday, me
iirst uay of the May term OF the Hastings Cou:t,
uuou which day $50 cc.igrat"d by ordinancr) the
sale OF lands dclnqnprt Tor tax, ) takes place.
ON all ills renal ing UNPAID on Inc 10TH
INSTANT further penalty Of not less thau len
pcr cent. will he added for charges, AMI one per
cent additional on gros, amount for commis.io.s.
JOHN F. RrGSAULT,
m 1Oat Cull .ctDr.
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11mu.. CO-PaRTNERSHip HERETO

UIus, COMPREHENSIVE HERETO
rnp ~ existing uuder The f,nl name ard style
u IN vtak 10 co. Is this day dissolved by>hru-
W ". Nv. NJ All persons irdrbted ~ us are re-
tusr,fyr equested to make immediate pay ment
ana thoSe 10 Wtenees of Indebtedness. Either part
Se sen Wiz, aiHn rece Tor any debt due the 1rm.
her VIII iesei. ". Il. POLK.
d., ,o,S GEORGE S. NASHOS.
,,,.u o,,,;,u. The REAL ESTATE BUSINESS
under the mane AZ style Of ". r. 81, tO sh o.
~ no, y INNS 70 ny friends aud generous public
for teir patronage, nHd would respectfully s9ici
y cor, con- ~ ~, 'e ~ 80 VILLA n Il. FOLK.
1pGIL ;. 1870. H'''uo'
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The MatI-Route Swindie.

WASHINGTON, April 13.-The miuor parties
to the mail.roue swndle had partial hear.
ing to-day. Statements heretofore tele-
graphed were fully sustained. Kettle bid
In the name of Locblan & Iddings. There
were nine or ten bids for Texas routes, three
of which were genuine. Kinds will have a
hearing Tomorrow.
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D1ssOLgrIONy d PARTNERSHIPS.

CO-PARTNERSHIP.-The undersigned
" have this day entered Into co-partnership un-
der the stvle and firm OF Mokkis0S 1 hsNL t9r
WAkDiSG, and GENERAL COMMISSION bU.
sISESS. u,
Freights received daily and promptly forwarded
James River and kapa~ha canal, by hrst llne OF
boats. Special attention paid 10 the sale OF y" heat
Corn, Hay. and Country Produce generally.
Pi.AoTER.
sTOkAG & furnished on reasonable terms.
q flee aud warehouse, NO. 1908 DOCK street IRE
, w Nv occupied by Dillon, Eliett Coz.
y |-'' j. :. MORRISON.
CHARLES 4. KENT.
,,J1 gyrS>u
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Perturbation Swink is appointed post
master ut Oak Dale, Rockbridge county,
Va. rice Daniel Swink, resigned. }. Gibson
is appointed postmaster at Gib'onvllle. Rus,
sell county, Va, rice Susan Davis, moved
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Movements of the President.

WASHINGTON, April 13.-The President
leaves Thursday. The Cabinet, except At
torney. General Williams, will join him in
New York en- route for Boston.
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ST. LOUIS MARKETS.

ST. LOUIS. April l3.-Flour unchanged: f,ir de
mand for low ard medium grabs. Corn du j and
unchanged Whskey quiet at Jill. Pork de-
clIning; rs deliv. red. Bacon weak with only
limited Johlhng deo aud. Lard, 15c.
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DRY GOODS.

4 VERY CHEAP LINE OF WHITE
IA GOODS just received at
CiIARLES HUIZLER'S,
Gil Broad street.
am offering this week, out Of lot OF goods pur-
chased At u Sacrse,
Fine IRISH LISfNat Soc: "
at 25c.;
LACr-S PRIPE VICTORIA LAWN at CSC;
And some of The hest BLACK ALPACAS ever Of
f.red at Acc and soc.
Also. an excellent assortment Of PARASOLS
and NEW DRESS GOT DS at -
CHARLES HUTZLER'S,
apl GIL Bread street.
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The Beecher-TiIton Case.

New YORK, April 49, Beecher's direct
examination was concluded today, and Mr..
Fullerton commenced the cross.eyamination.
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A STILL GREATER REDUCTION
IN PASSENGER FARES
By THE
BALTIMORE ANb OHIO RAILROAD
TO THE
WEST, NORTHWEST. AND SOUTHWEST,
EST, NORTHWEST. AND SOUTHWEST.

and correspondiugly low rites 10 other points
West. Northwest. and Southwest Tickets NOT spe-
cial or LINKED, but good until used.
Passengers leaving Richmond flor the North t
2 80 z. NJ. ria Richmond, Fredericks burg ana Po-
roInac railroad connect with the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad at shepherd, Immediately opposite
Alexandria, avoiding a long and tedious omnibus
transfer through Washington.
1Ttme jrem Richmond tn Baltimore only seven
uars and fifteen minutes l7,l5 hoursl.
For further information, time. cards, through
tickets. &c, apply at company's Office, 1901 Msin
street corner wtlfth street; NJ S26 Main street;
and Office of the Richmond. Fredericksburg and Po.
tomac railroad, corner Eighth and Byrd streets,
Richmond, Va; ard at the principal !icket-ofices
throughout the Southwest.
j. L. WALDORF,
Southeastern Passenger Agfnt.
1901 Main rect, Richmond, Va.
L. VI. Cole, General Ticket gent;
E. X. d. sEY, Assistant General Ticket Agent;
THOMAS X. SHARP,
NH 8 Master Of Transportation.
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CINCINNATI. April 13.-FIour aud corn firm.
PORK quiet a. 322. Lard steady; steam, 15kc. !:
kettle, 1870 SIC. Bacon quiet; shoulders. 9Sc.; :
scarce at al / l.
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An cnlcrpl>,Dg lin tncicr Of Richmond has
-, up ciIin and shown a tax ti,le-deed 10
HIMSELF from Tie Common wealth for one
I'niln o! III" peni,eDriary spring lot. There
:, Therefore, PROSPECT of some very pretty
T. .~1lI"u, "Gd good many thousands Of
@D.Ns are involved. The Commonwealth
. ..lE-' her o"n property because she neg
"r,d IT, pay hcI>c!i her own taxes presents
i nr1utl'r! spectacle. 1t is almost as good
Il, 'rriD9 .'SiioW irving 10 raise himself up
- TAG sent Of ii, brecchcs.-" LheSter,' in
treasury Acr',
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% 10 J n EVHf
General Freight and Ticket Agent
RICHMOND AND DAHynLK RAILROAD CO., D
OFFICE OF ENGINEER AND SUPERINTENDENT
RICHMOND. VA, March b, 1878. }
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE-TO TAKE

RICHMOND AND DAHyILLE RAILROAD Co., !
o'l'oh 0' R hcsssna Va, aarch Is, 1875.
rHANGE OF SCHEDULE-TO TAKE
" EFFECT FRIDAY, March l9. 1875:
TEAM No. l.-CHARLorIso Exrhsss. West.
ward-Leavcs kichmond II ooS A. d. leaves
p. ~; leave Danville at p. NJ; leaves Green's
boro' az 3:37 r. II. !: leaves Salisbury at 6:t6 r.
NJ; srr'r: at Airline JUNCTION At $3.50 L. h.;
TRAIN No. 2.-SEw ORLEANS AND new
YoKK ExrREss, EastwaId-Leaves Charlotte at
NJ leaves Salisbury at 1888 A. ST.; leaves 1reeus-
oOro ~ 81 q Z. NJ; leaves Danyille at 4:4S Z.
NJ; leave. Dundee nj 457 z. NJ: leaves Burke.
Vile al GIT p. NJ; arrives at Richmond at 1lA9
TRAIN No. 3.-THgoUGu MAIL, Westward
At AL ?. NJ. leaves Dundee Al s2o r 81; leaves
Danville at CPS p. M: leaves Greensboro, st
1910 A. ~; leaves Salisbury at 3:os a. NJ:
ch TSuS q! No tiv 41TnaouaH MAIL, Eastward
Leaves Charlotte at s2s r. NJ iesyss AirLns
r. 81: leaves Greensboro ut 1886 A: 81; Leaves
Danviil, al $50 A. NJ: leaves Dundee u $50
A. NJ: lexyps Burkeviiie 1t 1880 A. n, ar.
rivrs a. Richmond 1T 2:22 z. ID.
TRAIN so. PASSENGER, West
ward-Leayes RichIncpd al A. d. leaves barke.
villa at leo z. ~; arrives al Lynehoare ~ A:aV
TRAIN No. 6.-BuRKgvnLE ACCOMMODATION.
Eastward Leaves BurEevtilc it 4:aS A. u; ar
All through trains connect II Richmond ana Dun
dee with IraIn on the Richmond, Ffecerieksburg
and Potomac railroad. and Washington city, Viz.
pinia nida nd and Great southern railroad, TO and
| from Washington, Baltimore, PhIsdeiphia, ana
New York
Trains Nos. and connect q. Richmond With
| the Richmond, York Kiver and Chesapeake Kin.
road trains TO aud from Baltimore add eastern
points. Iii,
t,n,ns on the Atlanta and R!chm md Airline rail-
road 10 ami from GreeGyille. Atlan's. MONTGOMERY,
Mobile, Pensacola, Ae1 Orleans, aud all southwest.
Trains Nos. 8 and connect az Charlotte With
| the Cnar,ott-, Columbia aad Atlantis railroad Tor
! columbia, Augusta, Savannah, Ia iAnassee, and all
| southern points ,,att
| ,anti. Mississippi and ohio raj road, from Ljncn-
| bury Chattanooga, and all southwestern poiats.
| Tickets sold 10 all southern .n' sna. 9eSr'a
| no,uts aud baggage checked through,
Unbroken gauge from Richmond 10 Semu I'll. ~.
] Pullman palace-cars through from Sew " oresns
70 New York. y. ~. u " S,ass,a, snssrt
h 7. DOUGLAS, Master i'sa'1A''A".' MI, 10
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RICHMOND, FREp'G & POTION AZ u. i. Co.,f
OFFICE GENERAL TICKET AGENT. I
RICHMOND. December Z. 1879
OF TRAINS.

2:35 r. n, DAY MAI. leaves Byrd Street sts.
THE sTEAHhR * YrUR1 ut
QuaniicO, with trains VI The Baltt-
more and ohio railroad at their wharf
opposite Alcxandrla-iue In Balli-
more ~ $40 Il. NJ; ana ut Washing
ton with the Baltimore and Potomac
railroad for Baltimore aud the North
and West.
ll:lOP. 81, NIGHT MAIL leaves Byrd-S.reet
station tSundays exceDted), connecting
AT Washington with the Baltimore
and Potomac and BaItmor and ohio
railroads.
s:05P.M., ACCOMMODATION TEAM for
Hanover Junction, leaves Byrd Street
station {oun'iays exceptedJ.
sos A. NJ, NIGHT NAIL arrives Mt Byrd-stre
station Mondays excepGdI.
1870 Z. ~, DAY MAIL arrives al Byrc-Streei stu.
s:s7A.M, ACcUMioDATIoN TRAIN arriy'
at Byrd-Street station (Sundays e:
cepted).
FREIGHT TRAINS leave and arrive al Broad
Street stallor on TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and
SATURDAY NIGHTS fol all points North and
West. .
Through bills of lading and rates given 10 all
principal points North and West
By order Of General superintendent:
G. A. TAYLOR,
ap6 General Freight and Ticket Agent
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Fire.

INDIANAPOLIS, April 3.-Rush & Co.'S ele-
vator burned with $1,000 bushels of wheat.
Loss. 1000.
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CrJrA{;tl MARKETS

CHICAGO. April 13.-Flonr quiet and UNCHANGED
Corn In fair DINA I'd; No. 2 mixed, n, sh, 100
72sc.; regular, zoe. rejected, TIC. PORK closed
active at S2l. Lari quiet and weak at $500.
Whiskcy steady at tl.11.
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REPORT FROM A PRACTICAL CHEMIST
AND APOTHECARY.

AND APOTHECARY.
BOSTON, January /, 1874.
Gear Sr-This Is TO certify that have sold at re-
tail al; dozen II S52 bottes) of your VEGETISE
since April ~, 1870. and can truly say 'hM II na7
given tho best satisfaction of any remedy lof Inc
complaints for which 1t Is recommended that ever
sold Scarcely day passes Without some Of my
Gust ers tesIfyir2 10 It's merits on themselves or
h,ir friends. am perfectly cognizant OF several
.,s.s If scroruIous Tumors being cured 10y NEGE-
TINE alone 10 this vicinity.
Very respectfully yours,
Al GILMAN, 46S Broadway.
To H. r. St6renS, Esq.
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THOUSANDS SPEAK.

vEGET1SE is acknowledged and recon- Iendcd
BIZ physicians sid apoth"c1ries 10 Ie tne Dest pur
thnusanrs speak III i;s praise who have been re-
stored TO hlath.
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A GOLD MEDAL FOR BoYHToN.-L London,
A prl 12-The Humane Society of BouloSnc
has voted gold medal TO Paul Boynton.
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FINANCIAL.
OITIZENS BANK OF RICHMOND.
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL............... $500, 00(
wv. PICKaELL, President;
E. B. SSEAD, Cashier.
FINANCIAL.

Deposits Of one dollar aud upwards received, AMI
six Der cent allowed on deposits.
Rank omen every DAY from O'Clock A. VI. Till
O'Clock p. NJ, and Oh saturday from Z. H. an .
r. u. .. .A,a,n
Sacurity undonbtad. 7-eo1Stn
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RAITiMURE.
MYSTERY SOLVED.
THE GREAT SECRET
OF THE

WONDERFUL SUCCESS OF VEGETINE:
-Itstrikes at the root Of disease by purifying the
blood restoring the liver and kidneys to healthy
action invlsorating the nervous 9! stem.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

TUESDAY. April Is. 1875.
S.rrs sooO yirofnfa ,oferraJ e,IJ =. aL
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FOB PRINTING.

sc,d reur orders for printing ~ n'sPi ten
r,I, TI<t-l,uLSL. you ~ AASc Lf ~
rom .;ly ,Eeauy, S9d cheaDY eAecai<d - ~
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Mr.. H. r.. Sterens:
Dear Sir,-ThIs Is To show that my son was taken
s,ck In January, 1864 with Serofula, which came
nnt I'm larp, soies and ulcers on bis leg and nip.
lis leg was sweej more than twice It's naiurai
.iye He had sevt raj doctors OF hiRh sianolnR In
their nrofpssiou- two from RosiOn ana three from
Charestown-wthou getting a bit bt tier; he was
obliged TO lie wherever he WAS placed. Tor ne maine
nSa of his limos whatever. When we had given up
nil hoprs of his living we were told to Try vEIE-
TINE the great blooh-remedy; and he had taken
IL hut a sh TT time before we coulo see great
cb,nge Tn. sores ran Dad mat we had To
change the cloths four or five times Gay. sui ne
ums gett,ny beilrr; for he could move his ilmbs
and neIp himself a little. He was soon apIe 70 SIT
mn In bed and by constant use Of pfGEliSE ~
has cured him. ne has lame leg "hlch ne III
nrnb by hav. for life: but we MI hou,stY DeheVe
with thrsa doctors 1t would have siVed inc USE o,
his leg and restored 10 natural peallh nope an
those tr,n,bleI with Scrofula VIII read ms tesli-
mouy of the and my sou. who Is no" wen ana aoie
10 SPEAK i'i "''' KATHERINE MAHOSEY,
DANIEL MAHrSEf,
10 Trenton street, Ghariestown, Mass.
Bay 10, 1872.
7 he above plain but honest statement conclusive
" shows the quick and thorough cleansing sH.e's
OF the VEGE1INE in Scrofula.
VEGRTISE Is acknowledged by all classes OF peo-
pe t. be the best and most reliable bood-puf liner III
the world
VEGETINE Is SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
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NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, April o. Eoon.-Stocks dull. Mo-
new. 5. Gold, IFS. Fxchsnge-Loag, 4S6H; short,
4eOH Governments active. States quit
Euening Money easy. Sterling strong at Ae6H
Gold, 11561l5a. Governments active and HI
tie lower. States quiet.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, April 13.-Virginia 6's, peelers'
40; consols, ssh West Virgiuia'S, 9. Sor'h
Carolina 6's, oil, 20 Eew 10: special tax, 8. Bid
to-day.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.

LONDON, April 13.-The London Times
and Daily Neaos having recently published
certain documents which had been submit
ted to select committee of Parliament, con-
corning the South American bubble loans, a
motion was introduced summoning the print.
ers of those journals to the bar of the House
to answer for a breach of privileges. The
motion was met with considerable oppo-
sition, but after a long debate on the liberty
and responsibility OF the press it was adopted.
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Rome.
REPORT CoHlRADlCTED.

REPORT COhlhADlCIEb.
LONDON, April 13.--The report in the Paris
newspaper La Union, yesterday, that the
pope had made to Emperor Francis Joseph,
through the Patriarch of Venice, strong re-
monstrance against the oppression OF the
Church in Germany, and That the Emperor
had responded. deploring the struggle and
eounselling prudence, is pronounced wholly
without foundation.
France.
PARIS, April 10. The diplomatic con.
ference upon the neurological system OF
weights and measures met here yesterday.
In addition to the European countries, Bra
I'll, the United States, Venezuela, and the
Argentine Republic were represented. IL
was resolved to establish an INTERNATIONAL
system of weights aud measures.
Germany.
BERLIN, April 13.-The P0stsays the draft
has been completed of bill prohibiting re.
ligous orders in Prussia except those EN-.
ployed in nursing the sick.
India.
BOMBAY, April 13.-The cholera has APP
peared in the province of Dude.
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PORT OF RICHMOND. APRIL 10, 1878.

IMMATURE ALMANAC, APRIL IA, 1878.
Sun rises.......... 81 Moon ri.es.. 1900. $50
Sun seIs........... 6 20 High toe. 1920