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PORT OF RICHMOND, APRIL Z, 1870.


PORT OF RICHMOND. APRIL z, 1870.
ARRIVED.
Steamer We5iorer, Skinner, baltimore, mer-
chanuise and passengers, Powhatan Steahooa'
Company ~.,, ,,,.. -
steamer ". Eyerman, Platt. Philadelphia, mer-
chandise and passengers, W. p. Porter, agent.
scht ouer Albert Mason, Rose, New YORK, coai'
PoShatan Iron Company. n
Schooner j. W. Allen, Clarke, Boston, Ice, A. u.
Babcock.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford. Norfolk, ner'
chandise and messengers, u. T. Tatun,.
schooner Iris, Clarke, Washington, granite, Cur
Schooner Henrietta. Simmons, New York, coal,
Cannei,on Coal Company.
SPOKEN.
Bsrk William Cobb, Brady. forty-three days
from Richmond Va. tor Rio de Jaaeiro, February
GATH lat. 10 e, lon. 3.lo.
MEMORANDA.
At Boston on the 5th, schooner Alice, Barnard
At New York on the 5th, Lucy Wright, Elzey,
from Providence for Virginia.
BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK. April 7.-Arfiyed; swiiztrand, Leo
I'm fowl, San salvador, Ethiopia. jamestown, hieh-
ard Peterson, Moonlight, and Char Is LsHrene &C.
LoSDoN April 7->hip Uncle Joe, from NOR
folk for Liverpool, put INFO faSai on 'ue Ao.h "a
March In a damaged condluon.
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AN IMPROBABLE SroRY.-The Washington
correspondent Of the Cincinnati Gazette al
leses that Major Calhoun, for several years
United States pension agent at Philadelphia,
who gained his position on the strength Of
his supposed services in the Union army,
was 10 tact Confederate, placed in LIBBY
prison as spy, where his presence among
the Union prisoners gave him the opportu-
nity TO pass himself off for one Of them
when the Confederate cause went down.
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BY Telegraph.

NEW YORK, April 7-Noon -Stocks active and
strong Money. 4. Gold, 1l4S. Exchange-Lonp,
4S8 Short 400. Governments active and strong.
States active.
Erening.-Mouey in good supply at 3@4. Ster-
ling quiet a. 4s6. Gold dull and firm at IL a9
ll4A. Governments active and strong. States
uuIet and STEADY.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE. April Flour quiet and steady
Wheat tirmer; Pennsl lv.,nia red, S1.2SM Sl.29;
others unchanged. corn buoyant ana strong;
southern white, STMSSc.; yellow, soc. oaIs
,,nneed Provisions strong. PORK steady nj $3.50.
Bacon firm wi active order trade; shoulders, 9Ac.
Lar; firmcr refined, &c. Coffee nominal. sugar
pa sirr nj S,mSLc
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RICHMOND AND DANvuLx RAILROAD Co. !
tJrYICr OF ENGINEER AND 1uYERIHTErDKNT,f
RICHMoyD, VA, March Ii, 1875.

RIcHMoyD, Va, March 70, 1875.
rHANGE OF sCHEDULE-T0 TAKE
~ EFFECT FRIDAY, March 10. 1875:
TgAS No. q sos r. ssss.
BarkeyiIle at s:25 4. NJ; lezyes Dusdee q 1885
NJ lesys, ParSf leaves ealsSas sas ss sas
arrives at Chariot az 9:s6 r. Sc
YoRx ExPEess. Eastward Leaves Charlotte At
sos A. NJ: leaves Air Line JUNCTION 1t 9;1o A.
leaves salisbury A. Mi leaves =, .ss
n: lesve. Dundee al 1857 p. NJ. leaves Bunke-
ytlie Al s:l7 r. n; arrives At hishmSnd ct ilAs
TRAIN so. s.-rHHoCGH MAIL, Westward
Leaves R.chmosd at SO T. u: Leaves Burtsyille
sa1 M svss Dundee e sss E. M ,ssv e
is: a 4. H.; leaves saiistSry . .. ses 4. N:
leaves Airline Junction Al 7:o6 A. H.; arrives ~
Charlotte 1t TAO A. A.
Leaves Charlotte at 9:ss r. NJ; leaves Air:Lins
Junction at $50 r. NJ; leaves salisoury a. iz:a1
2. ~ leaves Greensboro At $50 a. is s.ss
A. H.: leaves surkeviils 81 1885 A. ~. ar.
lives a. Richmond It 2:22 +. u
TsAS fscbmssa @ss
yills at l:2o 2. ~; arrives At Lyneho1fg II A:2o
rsAs !, zss * A.
rtyes at Richmond as e:O6 A. D..
All through trains connect at Richmond and Dun.
end Potomac railroad, and W aShingioo Giiy. yir.
ginia NidIand and Great Southern ra1Hoad, 20 ana
from Washington, Baltimore. Philadelphia, and
| New Yort-
Trains Nos. aud connect ut Riehnoad With
the Richmond, York River and Chesapeake kAu.
| road traits to ADD from Baltimore ana eastern
points. .,.s
Trains Nos. Q and 8 connect at Charlotte WITH
trains on the Atlanta and Rtchm M aif.ins ra.'
road 10 ana from Greenyile, Atlantis. Moptgomsrys
Mobile, Pensacola, Aew Orleans, aud at southwest
ern points. s .z - !. { ~ ss,,,a. .,,,.
| the Cbarlotr. Ioiumbis and Atlantis railroad to5
| lToiumbia Augusta, savannah, Tai tGassee, alsxH
| Train No connect, ~ Rarkesile with stnr ) Z
,aniic Mssissippt snd ohio al tsaf ff.'n u
nnrr chats Mos. and nj. scuihwssfern po.ht
Ds pnnsSfss ssid 10 ali sSst.ern ana s3ag ae5tesa
| nal ri AID nass4gs sss.aksa thrp1g,s,
I SSsnnsn ,sSaisss4srS Iroogs from Ne~ t.rietas
/ :, .s.s W. ~ = 80 Il III, R. Fab lpft
$50" - Hsstssssa I'd SassstDH. nAss !,
!, Il. so.s-.-ea. ~, ,'ss' ia 10 4
Il = =
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, April Z, 1875.
OFFERINGS.


OFFERINGS
WHEAT.-Whitc, II s bushels. Red 1872 BUSH
els.
CoRN.-White, l,01 bushels. Yellow, 80 BUSH
els Mixed. 80 bushels.
rATs.-320 nusheis.
MEAL rs bushels.
SCREESISGS.-32 bushels.
PoTATOES.-13G bushels.
SALES.
WHEAT-White. so bushels prime at S1.36; 204
bushels very good at Sl.3J: IL bushels prime on
private ierlLs l. bushels prime at 81 81. Total,
IL bushels.
WHEAT.-Red. l12 bushels very good at 81 80 !;
36S mI:hels common At SLIT: 772 bushels fair at
81 %; 80 bushes prime III S1.36; ~ bushels at
sl.37. Total. 1.3 bushels.
CORS.-Whitc, TIA bushels prime at 9O:.; 12b
bushels prime on private terms. Total, 900 bush
els
CoRS.-Yeow. IS bushels at SIC.
COnS.-MiScd 80 bushels ut SSc.
OATs.-5 S bushels good al 63c.: 26 bushels very
good at 63c.; So bushels on private trims. Tot-l,
1876 bushels.
scREENISGS.-32 bushels at 81.
MEAL.-7G bushels al SSc.
POIAT0tS.-66 bush.l al ooc., ~ bushclS aI
8Oc. Total, 1876 bushels.
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LOUISVILLE MARKETS.

LOUISVILLE, Apri Flour quiet and nn-
changed Cora steady a, 6SG70c. Provisions ac'
tive and strong. Fork; s22 5oDt23; Baco on
Shoulders. 9hGl9*c.; clrar-rib ann clear, 1870
l3kc. pacsed. Lard active aud higher: prime
steam 15Rc.; tierce, 1901 exc: Neg. 1aq l74c.
WlEshcy, fill. baggng firm at 121aCN13c
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riKr.
po.>>c,n ; anh O'Clock this afternoon the
,.r,,o frame building AT the ioo' on boI',n@
,"H, s.roc. known as H"lisnd's stable,
&c., f,om ,hc sparks Of passing en-
n,t A. the wind was quite high at the
49,, was In great danger OF destruction.
,,.,,,nt measures. however. saved II from
much damage.
FAIR ASD FEAST.
The ladies OF the First Baptist church
commence feast and fair Tonight Tor Tue
,,.r,iit of their church. and Will pt"oa"'H
con,inuc il for Il week or more. inc con
,.,rcatinu have expended about S-'.o"o II,
I-.,I,inr thrir church which was destroyed
s.. ,'n daring the war. The Si"tp'e was
',,rrt ~ lightning and was set on IRE IN the
.. ,nn The fire burned down"ards.
.T'r,.,, hrt Stead is. and despite all Efforts OF
49,, s,oro,n e.ho could not reach the flames
'.,,,, tr,,r streams. the fine edice was flnaily
lrrncd-only the bare walls beng 'e't.
y.r,-rTISG lyIpE>cE IN THE BEEcHER TRIAL.
r.n,,,.. from New Iork have been here
.,,.rI DAYS hunting ny witnesses 10 rehut
,h,.fr.timnuy gwen hy INC negro "ooaiey
=, r,r ,r,u' 800, k'Sn scandal triI. Ii Is
,,r4cr..oud the mission has been sueccSS'u'.
ava That several coolcd hrcth3eu VIII DC
s,,muourd North 10 glic evidence ~ " LIZ
character and rcllatlil'y OF MI. bc'cue'
Petersburg witness.
r,,iLm>G ASp IMPROVEMENT COMPANY.
,1Il bs, been issued Tor meeting OF al
,..-.,n. Interested 10 meet At The courthouse
= FgiGay night 10 olglnIze the petersburg
Ee.ding ard Improvement Company. y
man pNf u
Workings AMI objects Of this company, which
VA. chqrter,d at The late session OF the Cen
crb Assembly. and it is probable the STOCK
VII! be taken vrry freely.
SPLENDID BATTERY
of tw, lyc-pounI Napoleon pieces, 'urnisheo
rs the Stnie. his been shipped from Ne"
York for the artillery company oil TINS CITY.
The guns are four in number, With calssons
.rl everything complete, and 1t Is said 10 De
thr only battery OF its kind 10 the STATE.
The company Is commanded oy captain -
". Jones, and now numbers largely over
Que hundred men. In short whiie the
members vii all be handsomely uniformed,
when they will make their first appearance
in public parade.
A HANDSOME FLAG,
m IIr BY the ldIe> CT the CITY, Is To be pre-
stntcd 10 the Petersburg Gra!s next month
at The Academy Of Music. The presentation
address is to be delivered by Il young lady,
whose name Is Is yet Withheld.
At meeting Of tins company, held last
Dight, il HaS decided 10 retain their old uni
terms instead Of purchasing ne" ones. !!
WIS also resolved Ia request the school Board
To- arrange Tor 81 "Spelllng-matc among
III, pupils OF the public schools for the bene'
III Of HE comp4n,. ROBIN Hoop.
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PosrAL.-Johp w. Brown is appointed
postmaster at Centenary, Bnckinyha coun-
Is, Va, rice Ms. Sarah A. Brown. resigned !;
J. l.. Irvine is appointed pos master At Sci
una, Allegheny county, Va, u'ce +. NJ. Wi.
ley. deceased.
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CHICAGO MARKETS.

CHICAGO, April 7.-Flour IA good demand. Torn
active; No. Q mixed, 701ac. bid rejected f2sl
7uyr Pork In fair demand ut S2Z.l0. Lard
steady at Sl5.97s@Sl5 40. WhiskcY-Demand
light holders firm at fl 1l@1.12. i
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PRuss,As CuUscu LEGISLATION !, b ,e'1'a.,
April en- the over mouse o. Inc tho State
W. D.eS lrc,n tie caau Catholic clergy PASSAGE
lis ,a!sl reaalsg.
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MINERAL WATER.
THE BUFFALO WATERS IN AFFEC-
TONS OF THE KIDNEYS AND BLADDER
AND IN UTERINE DISEASES.
TESTIMONY OF DISTINGUISHED MEDICAL
MEN AND OTHERS.
LETTER FROM DIR. HUNTER M'GurHE,

LETTER FROM DIR. HUNTER MCGUIRE,
Prof, ssor OF Surgery In the Richmond Medical
College,
RiCn%OSD. VA. December 2S. 1874.
Dear Sir-I have used with The most gratifying
results the Butt 40 Spring wafer You we're klno
enough to send ME. Having on!y a small supply Oh
1t employed it chilly 10 Gases ct disease OF the
urinary org and found 1t "l great value "heh jill
alkaline diurclic was needed. H.,
have 10 noubt of lis ionic, Alternative, anu dlu-
retic properties, and OF all me uinGra a., waters ns
valuable '0'fS' very y Hunter MCGUIRE.
To Colonel Thomas F. Goode.
LETTER OF DIR. HENRY RITTER, OF NORFOLK. VA.
NORFOLK. VA, February 10, 1870
Colonsl Thomas +. Gioode: .-.,.,..
IL nrrsc,Ibsd he waters Of the RutfIlo springs In
uterine disc asrs and Affections OF the kldneys ana
bad consider then superior IN shsfe Which
S.rvsnt. HENRY RITTER, NJ. D.
INFLAMMATION OF THE BLADDER, sc.
CASE OF CAPTAIN WILLIAM p. ROBINSON APRoA-
1sENr CITIZEN OF DASvILLE, VA.
DANyILLE. VA, January 27, 1873.
Coloael Thomas F: G9ode: noo,
Lear SIr.-For some fourteen years nave neeI
great sutf RE- from Inflammation OF the bladder
ami the neck If the bladder. During ms perl0o
have been under the treatment or the pest T eolcai
men Of the ePgpts amGae wIhous reeeyng any
permanent relief. In September last visited ne
RnfF.Io Snrine, an used the wafer OF spring NO. q
Dhich drank very freely, the effect Of which was
,mmediatr aud marked. l improved each dsy OF
my siay of three weeks at the springs al Inc emo OF
meni in INV condition. 1 then returned home,
bringing supply the wa,er With me. continuing
'' ~ IN Wing that regard my improvement
as Of - nermaIent character aud that am indebtea
to this water for degree OF health ana strenx.h
Verv truly. yours WILLIAM p. ROBlNsoS.
This water put up rur sale in cases oil one oozen
half gallon bottles Ut So per case ,a,
t'"'' THOMAS +. GOUDE, Proprietor,
Buffalo Springs, Meckleno,rg county, va
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HoUsEFURNIsHING GOODS.

PHILLIPS g. JENNINGS.-We are re-
4 ceiying daily new soriug goods consisting OF
Chinese and Cocoa Mating of all grades Carpets,
Oil-Cloihs, " indow-~h4 des aud Hollands, Hugs
and Mats, Cornice and Lace Curtains Paper aang-
ings of all styles. All orders promptly ATTENDED 70
IN town or country. Store No. ~ corner frahh'
liz and Governor streets, Richmond Va.
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THE EMPEROR OF BRAZIL London, April
6.-Tbe report published in the Ben Pudhc,
Of Paris, that the Emperor of BraZil pro-
posed 10 abdcate has no foundation.
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CINCINNATI MARKETS.

C1ScISSATI, April 7-Flnur and corn firm. PORK
auie' but firm at S22GS22.25 Lard steady. Baco
steady: shoulders, 94c. clear-rib 12ac.; clear
13c. Whiskey steady al FILL.
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ct IOIIIS MARKETS,

ST. LOUIS, April Flour higher; low aud me
dunn grades sre, tally wanted and firm; sup+rflne
wluter, - 65. Corn fl mer; 40. 2 mixed; o 75eq
Bacom firm; shoulm rs, DS@9kc clear rio 3@,
I3ac; clear, 3'std 13.c Lard firm aud pomlnai
at i5c,-somc holding at 15S;.
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BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, April t. Virginia 6's, peelers,
80; consols 55S. West Virgiuia's, 8. North
Carolina 6's, old, 20 Few, 10 special tax, 8. Bid
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zoo VIRGINIA VIEWS.-RANDOLPH
s)JU l. ENGLISH. 1918 Matn street. have ut
retail and wholesale 500 STEREoSCOPIC WINS
oT = icuMosD and VICINITY, PET EEsBURG and
VICINITY. WILLIAMSBURG and VICINITY: MONTE.
cELLo-hoME, TOMB and RELICS OF JEFF ERsoNi
S:ouut,In SCENERY th. various SPRING., Lee, fea.
ha,S. Sleeping babe Natural Bride, anu several
Go ,,d- ad ON the line OF the Ehesaleske hns ONO
go; ~. !. a .yt $3.50 m!I 3U-dSW
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JAMES RIVER SrEAMBOATS2Esi
u COMPANY. dxsaazakzh
TRl-WEEKLY LINE.

WINTER SCHEDULE:
FOR NORFOLK. PORTSMOUTH. BhLIlhohn
PHILADELPHIA, AND NEW Yohn'
ALSO FOR r,x,
On ana after WEDNESDAY. sept: 10, i hS5tais,
,nIs Colnuany's Fast ano elegant steamer oOtiN
SYLVESTER, Captain J. A. POST, CARVING ,s
United States Mail and Adams EIpresswhi is saN
vharr Rockets, for aboVe-pamed points NUN,
DAYS, WEDNESDAYS, and FRIDAYS at $50
A.. NJ ,.,, p.u TIN,
1t Norfolk for Baltimore, Philadelphia, and rev
York .>nuo, o,uv q m
FARE TO EURFOLX AND Re- >.
Fare 10 Baltimore. ........s..."''.... y
Fare TO Philadelphia. ...-.........'~~. oS
Fare TO New fork........,......s... 40 "
Tickets for sale on steamers, a. aSLoea z H ~
ricket Agency, Main street, and Exchange hotsi
and baggage checked through. Freight receiv.,
dsiiv for Boston, Norfolk, and Portsmouth, am
regular landings on James river from h. ID. &C
sP NJ, 1t reasonable rates. -.
Freight for way-landings must be prepaid:
L. B. TATUM, General Agent Z
Ocice: Company's wharf, Rockets; nranch OF.
ace at ". D. Blair Il Co.'s, corner OF Ninth a Sne
Main streets. 13
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RICHMOND. FRED'G & POTOMAC X. Il. CO.,t
OFFICE CENTRAL TICKET hGESr, !
RICHMOND. December II. ls7s.'
OF TRAINS.

RICHMOND. DeCelnDer ~. lSfs''
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
2:35P,M .,DAl Man. leaves Byrd-Street sta.
ti0p daily, CONNECTING WITH
The STEAMER KEY PORT i,
Quantico with trains Of the Balti.
more and Ohio railroad at their wharf
opposite AIexandria-due IN Blitt.
more a. $50 p. M; and ut WashlnR.
ton with the Baltimore and Potomac
railroad for Baltimore and the North
and West
11lOP,M., NIGHT MAIL leaves Byrd-street
station Sundays excepted, connecting
at Washington with the Baltimore
and Potomac and Baltimore and Ohio
railroads.
s:O5 p. NJ, ACCOMMODATION TRAIN for
Hanover Junction. leaves Byrdstnce!
station Sundays excepted
BOB A, n, NIGHT NAIL arrives ut Byrd-Stre
- / station Mondays e1ceptede
l:30P. NJ, DAY MAIL arrives at Hyre-Street STA.
s:a7A. H., ACacIOMMeDATIoN TRAIN arriv,
ut Byrd-street station isundays ea-
ceptedl
FREIGHT TRAINS leave and arrive Ut Broad
street starfor on TUESDAY, THURSDAY, anc
SATURDAY NIGHTS fol ali points North and
West.
principal points North and West ~ sshy
BY order Of General superintendent.
ape General Freight and Ticket Agent
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RICHMOND, Va, April 8, 1875.

~. ..
My Dear Sir,-I have received your note
Of the Both ultimo, inviting me to be present
at Charlotte on the 10Th of May next at your
celebration. twill afford me great pleasure
to do SO, aud ] might possibly contribute to
the occasion by bringing the First Virginia
regiment. OF which am colonel, if arrange.
mentS could te made.
shall personally be present to attest my
respect for the old decarents and their grand
sons. Yours respectfully,
BRADLEY T. JOHNSON.
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MULES. HORSES, DC.

MULES, HVRSES, &c.
HORSES AND MULES. - Mr.. E,NN
Ill CALVERT will arrive nj MY stables on IA
Saturday the l 9th, with TWENTY BROKE AM
UNBRhKE MULES and first of the week follow
Ing. Messrs. RUCK. MINGE, and BENNETT with
three c,r-lnads Of FINE HORSES II OF which
viii lie SOLD low. EDMUND BOSSItUX,
Franklin bttween Eighteenth and
an Tat Nineteenth streets.
HORSES AND MULES Is
Mr.. J. NJ. Pace and r. NJ. Powers have just ar
rived at our stables with sixty irst-class u ULES,
broke and unhroke.
NH / \ y " TURNER & co.
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old DOMINION STEAMSHIP aFFfn
" COMPANY. szB
FOR NEW YORK.

This company will dispatch one Of their splendid
sseamer-0LD DOMINION, WIANChE, !ShAC
BELL, RICHMOND, ALBEMARLs ana aAI'
rs AS-eyery TUESDAY, FRIDAY and SUN
These ships are entirely new, and were built ex
Ihey nave splendid saloons, staterooms, and bath
rooms. .,
The fare, accommodations, and attention are un
Goods sh;pped by this line are landed regularly
At New York on the Company's covered pier, 81
North river. r,.
With dispatch, and no charge made except actuS
expenses incurred.
Freight received until 7. Al. daily.
FOR further Information, apply 70
GEORGE ". ALLEN l. CO., Agents,
ma office Con,pany's whsrrps. Rockets.
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1c.tar from Petersburg.

Correspondence Of the f''n"'""" "' go
r.vsR>m,NG, April I, 1870.
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WINE.. LloU0Rs, TOBACCO. DO.

e GUMNERDEANo AUGUSTA CoUN-
Dry, VA RYE WHlsksY:-Ws, We. ae sa,;, %
saraJnyrS MUTATIONS OF the aBo4e popul&F bra1d
81 Virginia n DUN lain Whiskey. This erand, say-
ins been duly resisred aai psosee'ea ss TS9pS
inv,on n. q, Is our sole properly and other par
tes using the same. or auy imitation thereof, raa-
der themselves liable 10 prosecution accoruia8 70
Law JENKINS ttApEhS Il ~,
Wholesale Liquor Merchants,
No. ll3 south Fourteenth street,
uh,o - Richmond, Va.
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EOR BALTIMORE S+EeNa 1,
T. TRI.WEEkLY.
POWHATAN STEAMBOAT LINE
FOR
THROUGH FREIGHT.
20 TRANSFER BETWEEN RICHMOND AMI
BALTIMORE.

NO DOCKAGE CHANGED.
The new and fas, iron steamers SHIRLEY and
WhsTUVER, of this line, leave their new pier, In
the UocK, loot OF Twentv,second stTset, every
o'clock and aA7 URDAY AFTERNOON NJ
O'Clock, for Baltimore. making close connections at
Locust oint with Baltimore and OHIO ra1lr"ad Tor
all poInis ct aud northwest: also, with Northern
Contra rail- Dad tor uortliern cities and taIada
Through bills signea 10 Baltimore anu all points
ives. and rates guaranteed as low az ~ any otnei
line. Apply TO L; b. la S S, Agsh.. H., !,
1ain straa,s oc31
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Train leaving Richmond at $50 A. N. -urs daily
Sunday excepted). stopping 1t all regular stations.
Train leaving Richmond al 4:20 r. NJ. runs daily
to Hinton: anf between Hinton and Huntington
daily Sunday excepted stopping mt all stations
Passenger coach runs freight train between
Staunton and Mlllhor0' daily Except SundaYb leay
Ing Stauuton at 305 z. NJ.
For further information, rates, &C.. apply at 1876
Main street. or at c0mpanyk Offices. EMO a,.-.
CONWAY x. HOWARD,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent
THOMAS DoDAAEAD, Genera superintendent Of
Transportation. NH 10
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RICHMOND YoRR RIVER AND CHEsAPzAETl
RAILROAD Co., SUPERINTENDENT OFFICE. J
hICHAoND, January 80, 1878.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT

Commencing MONDAY, January IS, 1875,
passenger and freight trains on this road will run
as follows:
PASSENGER TRAINS FOR WEST POINT vii
leave Richmond daily Sundays excepted at 8 p.
~, and will arrive from West Point daily Mon
days excepted) at 0:30 A. NJ.
1'he splendid steamer LOUISE, Captain A. G.
NIcKLE, will run In connection with this road.
leaving West Point MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS,
and fridays on the arrival Of the 8 p. II. train
from Richmond. and arriving at Baltimore early
next morning, aud leaving Baltimore TUESDAYS,
THURSDAY 5. and SATURDAYS at 4 r. n, ar
rive at " est Point next morning I'm time 10 con.
meet with the train due ut Richmond at 1880
A. VI.
Fare To washington ......................... ~
Fare 10 Philadelphia. Observation-Disclosures. 90
Fare 10 New ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. II 90
mOud WEDNESDAYS, FRIDAYS, and sam
DAYS. at 4 A. NJ, connecting At West Point " sth
steamer, landing freight In Baltimore early next
morning.
attached, leaves Richmond for Vest Point ang
way stations MONDAYS, THURSDAYS and
SATURDAYS. At 7 A. NJ. and leaves West Poin,
for Richmond ! 2 O'Clock noon of same days.
EDWARD r. FOLGER, Superintendent.
". y. BRAGG. Master TRANSFORMATION. il 26
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EOR NEW YORK fine eTHra
4 Old Dominion Steamship Com panv's sszsasE -
steamship WYANOKE, Captain OUCH, win sail
FRIDAY. April 9th, at Q o'clock P. VI.
Positively no freight received after O'Clock p. 81
TnrUugn bills OF ladipg signed AND geoas Tor
warded with dispatch TO all points north, south.
east, and west; also, to foreign ports. t..s.f.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed. ~,
Fare 70 New York, 512; storage, IS; round.
rip tickets, $50. ...ss. fA
For freight or passage apply to ~. sac.
6. W. ALLEN 4 CO., AgentA
ap7.3t Company's Wharf. RocKeltS-
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The FIRST VIRGINIA REGIMENT AND Our
CENTENNIAL from the Charlotte IN. g.
Observer I'VE lay before our readers the
following letter from General Bradley T.
johnson, colonel of the First Virginia regi-
ment:
RICHMOND, Va, April 8, 1875.
F. Fl. Glorer, Esq, Secretary Charlotte,
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LOOK ASD JoD T!slA TING a---y -.
- eculed at this oihcs.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

IMMATURE ALMANAC, APRIL =, 1875.
sun rises. 8 SO | Moon SETS. 9.3S
Ann spts. ...... 6 % High toe. o.3U
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FINANCIAL.
STOCK EXCHANGE.

WEDNESDAY,. April z, 1875.
SALEs.-sl 600 Richmond City 6's sold at "a.
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HENRY T. ANDERSON. | CADMCs 9. JOHNSON.
A NDERSON & JOHNSON. DEALERS
n In WOOD, COAL and COKE, Basin Bank be-
tween Eighth and ninth streets. Good seasoned
OAK and PINE WOOD, full supply always on
hand. ANTHR ACITE COAL SOLD by weight
SOFT COKE, LUMP aud HAIL. All Of the Jest
quality aud guaranteed TO give satisfaction.
mi