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Re;reucs,men1in Congress.

HASulSuroH. February 21.-In i confer
cnce between the Appropriation Committees
j. was agreed TO provide that the committee
clerks Of the two houses who held yearly
positions shall hereafter receive pay for six
months Oaly. There are six Of these in the
Svra,e and live in me House, and this action
VII reduce the compensation fifty per cent.
There Will also be 4 general reduction Of
II, SALARIES OF the employees of the two
HOUSES. After & conference with the Com
Mitt-r on Agriculture i has been decided not
to abolish The Department Of Agriculture,
a. nrst proposed, but 10 cut down the force
and the allowance tor seeds. The eXtraya-
CANT expenditures :or folding documents at
TIE CaiHol VIII also JutXtcnsively cut down.
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RICHMOND AND DANyIILs RAILROAD CoMp,Y,1
= RrcFMoND, VA. January 10, 1875.
dcHEDI1I,E OF TRAINS.-TRAIN No.


GCHEDULE OF TRAINS.--TRAIN No.
- s.-THRoUaH MAIL-,NEw York TO THE
SouTH.-Leaves Richmond at $50 Am. leaves
surkeye At Al Nj e"pes DunSss e. ra a:Ss
scfSi 1t lays s:ss FIVE salisSary e ss4
M.; arrives At Chariotte At 9:16,P.M: ',Ls -.
1rASs ExP M1 EssIwarhea1es Charlotte At
NJ. leaves salisbury At $50 "A: 81; leaves Green's
sfs9 seSs h :sSSi
Eills at eptr arrives IN A'' af ssu
E1aS t h Ascs saa2s:
ct BurkevIlle ats1 81 g leaves s
TRA ~ ives q LyschSaIs q 200 ;;asA X H.
Nosst R1rfsI,IIs n IIao g.;
rives at Richmond at ASA P. NJ :. -,,fnr7.t',,
TEAM INN! No; 7:.EocaA al. suRkEvr5LE AccoMxo-
richmond at r. NJ; arrives at BarkeVipe 'as
TRAIN No, 1o.-LscAL BuaKEv,tls Aucox-
A, 81 arrives a. Richmond atl2 ~ 10 s.Tl..
| Trains Nos. and connect at Richmond with
the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad.l,3D ''F S@l4
Trains IS Nos so a9d Connect ea & With
The through traips conf ect;at RI chmond and Dun
dee with trains on the Richmond, Fredericksburg
gtna Midland and Great Southern rsiirS.d, % and
from Washington, Baltimore, Phiiadeiphia, a3&
| k!aIHS NOS. 3 ana a connect az CDafiOtt6 WI2Q
trains on the Atlanta and Richmond Airline rail-
road to and from Greenyllle. Atlanta, Montgomery
Mobile, pensacola, New, otleaus, and ar south:
western points, aud with the. Charlotte. Columbia
and Augusta railroad fer Columbia, Augusta Sayau-
nah, Tallahassee, and all southern points. ~. .'t.t
| Train No. 8 connects at Burkeyille with the At
lantic, Mississippi aud Ohio railroad, frorn Lynch
burg, Chattanooga, aud all southwestern points %
Tickets sold 10 all southern aud southwesteru
points, and baggage checked through. tM
| Unbroken gauge from Richmond to New Orlean q
Pullman sleepers run on ali nfgat trains.H IL Eit
| Local tickets good only for continuous pas
| sage 10 the points named on the ticket No lay
T. n. r. TALCOTT, -
| -... ass General Superintendent
JOHN r. MACMURDo, General Passenger Agent
l IA on 1stf' ElsH 'AtlElit
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BURNING OF THE STEAMER MARY BELLE
No LIVES Losr.-V icksburg, February a.
The steamer Mary Belle, owned by 6. Frank
Hicks and ALI Grissol, took fire and was
burned to the waters edge this afternoon.
The boat was taking on cotton. The boat
and cargo of 5000 or 5000 bales of cotton,
many thousand sacks Of seed and suDdries,
and the baggage of all the passengers, num-
berine about two hundred in the cabin, were
q total loss. No lives are known to have
been lost and no one injured. The Mary
Belle was the largest steamer on the MiSsis
sippi. about six months old, and valued al
about 100000. Insured for $50, 900 in west
eru offices. Cargo insured.
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The Loss by the MARY Bell.

VIcKsBURe. February 2s.-It is estimated
upon reliable data that the loss by the burn
ing of the steamer Mary Bell will reach
over half million dollars. She had large
number of passengers with valuable bag
gage. She was believed to be the largest
steamer ever constructed for navigating the
Mississippi or any other river, the extreme
length of her hull being 325 feet, and breadth
56 feet. She bad battery of eight
steel boilers. and; cost S125,000. The In
surance OF her cargo will fall heavily on
Memphis and New Orleans underwriters.
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On Saturday night Heeney and Furey, two
steamboat-men, quarrelled over the payment
for drinks in Jersey City saloon, and en-.
gagged in fight with sbeath-knives until they
fell exhausted from loss of blood. They
each received about ten stabS, and are not
expected to live. ...r ..''< ~. 80. -.
A mass. meeting is to be held in Cooper
Institute, New York, on the 18th OF March
to enlist public sympathy in behalf OF Cap
tain Il. ON. Condor, an American citizen
now in an English prison for completely 10
the Fenian movement. ..'> i" Xxx.
General Babcock has arrived In Washing.
ton, and in conversation with friends says
he has no intention of resigning his position
In the Executive mansion.
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MARINE KNrELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, FEBRUARY 20, 1875.

ARRIVED.
| Steamer Old Dominion, Walker, New York,
| merchandise and passengers, G. w. Allen Co.,
agents. .... .... ~
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, mer.
chandise and passengers, l.. h. Tatum. agent.
Steamer Alliance, Carr, Philadelphia, merchan-
Schooner " illiam Mason, French, Norfolk, light,
10 load coal for New York, Curtis C Parker.
Schooner $. L. Burns, Crosby. Portland, ice, L. F.
Schooner George NJ Twibil, Miller, Petersburg,
light, 10 load for Philadelphia, Curtis & Parker.
Schooner Rowdoin, Randall Randall phlade, phia, gran
Schooner George P. Hallock, sharrett, New
York, COAL Curtis & Parker. 1885,. .-' ...
g.. STEAMERS TO SAIL TODAY. ...a
Steamer Old Dominion, Walker, New York, ner-
chandse and passengers. G. W: Allen & Co, agents
steamer Alliance, Carr, philadelphia, merchan.
ai sieaep Jonn syesser God Norfolk mer
chandlse ana passengers, L.. Z. ratum. agent. q
Steamer Wesloyer, skinner, Baltimore, merchau-
disc and passengers, l.. b. Iatum, agent n
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
From Eastport January 18th, schooner Paragon,
From Portland, Me-, February llth, schooner
From Rockland February 1 9Th, schooner Maggie
From Charleston February 23d, schooner c. 2.
From Phadeiphia February 2sd schooner Mag
gle Mcdonald, Sieelman. ia. g ....ts.i ~. L.
MEMORANDA.
Schooner seguln, w hitIemore, hence for Boston
with cargo OF coal. and before reported SUNK nesr
Groton, Long Point, CT. has worked In shore from
tyeuty.iye feet OF water to five feet.
Schooner Maggie Bell, Hail. from Rockiand FOR
Richmond, arrived ut New York 26th. 80.
schooner Butterfly Morsan' cleared az salslmofe
'' By telegraph. .... .....-. ia.
NEW YORK, February 2S.-:Arriyed: Colon,
Greece. Arrived out PomE,erania, Adriatic.
SAVANNAH. February GA dVices from Nassau
stale that the City Of Galveston Is Sill ashore,
although little injured. 1t VIII be difficult TO get
off All the coffee aboard has been ssyed.
The British uriganuae Cairo, from New orleans
bar. The vessel was a total wreck. The crew were
saved. - , .tj3 -
bringn ne ten passengers Of the City or Galveston.
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Nh. FORD STRIKES BoNASzA.-The At
lanta lGa.) Courier states that the receipts
for the opening performance in that city of
Mr.. Edwin Booth, who is travelling South
under the management Of Mr. John Il. Ford,
of Baltimore, amounted 10 S2,100. The best
house that Atlanta has ever given to any
actor before Booth amounted to $1,000, won
by Mr.. Forrest about five years ago. The
Courier states that the receipts for the four
performances of Mr.. Booth aggregated
50, 0C0,
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The TOBACCO TAx.-Mr. White has intro
duced an important bill in the House with
reference to the tax on tobacco. 1t provides
that retail dealers in leaf tobacco shall pay
$50 and in addition fifty cents for every dol
lar Of their sales Every person who sells
leaf tobacco directly to consumers, or to
other persons than authorized dealers in leai
tobacco, or than manufacturers OF tobacco,
snuff. or cigars, is regarded as retail dealer.
Baltimore american.
lNot important. White is fanatic, evil
IDENTIFY. He deems it sin to use tobacc0.]
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RrieT TeIegranS.

New York, February 2s.-Commodore
Garrett E. Barry, United States navy, is
dead aged eighty-one years.
Providence, r. L, February 2S.-Rufus
Waterman, heretofore considered man oil
great wealth, has failed.
RIO JAsE1Rc, February 2S.-Coffee Is AMI
mated and prices advancing.
NEW YORK, February 2s.-Governor Til
den testified to-day in the Tweed six-million
anif
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impeachment OF Kellogg,

NEW ORLEANS, February ss.-After seven
hours debate to- day in the house hr. Wilt
moved the adoption of the majority report of
the committee to investigate the charges
against Kellogg, with the recommendation of
articles of Impeachment. Adopted-61 ayes,
IS noes. The House and Hobbies were
thropged with spectators during the debate
and vnfp
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WAR on THE PoLICY-SHoPs.-Sup
ent WaIling, of New York, has issued an
order to his detectives to close up the policy
shops, and in pursuance Of the order six of
these places In various parts Of the city, were
closed and the proprietors arrested on
Thursday. The New York papers unite in
urging vigorous prosecution of the good
work
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Terrific StOrms-Dama.e and Loss OF
Life.

Life.
CHICAGO, February 2S.-A terrific wind
and thunderstorm occurred 10 this section
last night. Ii was particularly severe in
Milwaukee. .e. ............-
PRINCETON, IND, February IS. - Thir-
ty.nine houses were Frustrated here by the
storm, which lasted but d minute. Five
public schools we're demolished. Several
persons were injured, one or two fatally. A
number of horses we're killed. The dam
age amounts to $4,000. The greatest dam
age was done throughout the surrounding
country. 500 -. .. ...
. ST. CHARLES. No., February 2S.-A tornado
passed down Main and Second streets to-day,
demolishing or badly iDjuring twenty build
ings. The courthouse was unrooted and
the front blown down. The Jail was un-
rooted and the walls blown down, leaving
the iron cells exposed. Two persons were
killed and several severely burt. The loss Is
estimated ut S300,000. ... .a
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produc.,ou, of Gold and Silver

WASHINGTON, February s2S.-Dr. Under
man, director Of the mint, says that the pro-
duction of gold and silver after the LIST of
May, will be $7,e00,000 per month, half of
which will be gold. This, be states, must
have an important bearing on the gold pre-
MUM. =, ,,...s ~. +. ..,.--..e,. .-, {. .t@5 s..a
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Assault and Highway Robbery,

MEMPHIS, February 2S.-James III. Tome
ny, formerly United States marshal OF this
district, has been arrested, charged by Judge
Mouiton Brown, of jackson, with assaultiDg
him on the road with a club, knocking him
down, and robbipg him of 3 large amount
of bonds which Tomeny had previously
paid him. - ------ -: ;.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, February %, 1875.
OFFEP@Gs.
WHEAT White. 234 bus hels. Red, S62 bushels,
CORN White, 81 bushels.
OATS.-S00 bushels.
MEAL.-134 bushels.
ShIFR.
wHEAT.-W White, Al bushels very good at S1.43
l6l bushels very good on private terms; 20 bush.
els on private .erms-total, 222 bushels. Red, II
bushels very good on private terms 500 bushel.
very good at $1.45; 1876 bushels at $1.33-total
GOT bushels. $3.50.
CoRS.-JY White, SO bushels prime at 55c.; lie
bushels very good at 53c.-total, 1875 bushels.
OATs.-30 bushels at soc.
MEAL.-74 bushels at SIC.
RE~EXHIBITED.
hEAL-74 bushels.
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f.g;Ht zit sar.Nt, II diva CoMPkNYs FL
OCTOBER7 "a, 1873,
I J trains mn This road Will rno a. SolIawx. II i

RICHMOND AND PsrrRsBuns + AILKoApl
roaMENcING 0CToBER. ii, Isis,
Ctrains on this road win ran a. follows: ! ]. ~
$40 A. m t Fhk5E r5fsG St s ssiy Excerpt
as'0-s'-' dsyG connect1nf for all points South
~ - y and West Sieep,ag-ear attached runs
75 s .hsGdsh f T shis ,,,y escep. Sun.
~ sa- day., with coach attached. for Peters.
81 ft~., burg, and stations on. the. Soutnside
T TSss dysfhhs Ms ana dt shs West sr.
M for all points south and West. Pass
.sengers taking this trsin Will make
so,s q At petsrssnrg re-
#.ss q ruRs through 10 Weldon. %at aa
500 P. NJ, FRE IL HT daily Except Sunday, WITH
coach attached.
81 LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH. -
7:5O A. ~, PgElG HIT TRA AIN daily Except Sun.
r. l...-g dlyl with coach attached. Nst.g.;-
A~'o' 49, with Richmond, FrrderlcSshirg and
Po,omac railroad for all points East
500 P. M. I FRFTGHT daily, texcep, Sundays
1886 2. NJ, THR0UGH MAIL daily eexcaps Sun
- -. dayks connecting, with Richmond,
Frederscksburp and Potomac railroad
FIR sn points East and West Pullman
a.sr sleeper attached. running Through
to Baltimore; re-, Also ct maSinH e ci .S
l.-EI Ohio railroad for the Virginia SPRINGS
.a. aud altpoints North and West
The NAIL TRAINS will rot stop between kicn.
This is the only line running double dziiy trains
making close connections for Charlestoa, Column
bIa. Augusta, Savannah, and Southwest, GeoSgfzs
Passengers for Glover Hill Pts leave Riehmona
at 1;45 +; ID. MONDAYS. WEDNESDAYS a.ls and
ALL TRAINS leaving Pesersbsrs will start FROM
A9si '> WYE A. SHAW. snpertptendent. :
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Rev. E. G. Langley, while preaching q
sermon in Mission church, Brookly, fell
down in the pulpit. He seemed to feel
an illness coming on him, sank back in a
chair, and before assistance reached him he
was dead A physician who was summoned
stated that death was the result OF heart
disease .... -.. t
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. February 2S.-Hoon.-Stocks ac-
tive. unsettled. and lower. Money, 8. Gold, ia.
Exchsngc-Loug, 1876; short, 400. Governments
generally steady. States quiet.
11fS. Sterling dull at 4S6. Governments active
and steady. States quiet aud nominal.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, February 23.-Virginia 6's, old,
80; consOls, 80. West VlrginiaS, 9h North
Carolina 6's old, 16; new, 8 special tax Q. Bid
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nnttle az More,s Creek.

CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION OF TIE ENGAGE.
rLITAaY- NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
SPEECHES, &C. 49,.
WrLxrseros, n. c, February 2s.-The
centennial Of the battle OF More's Creek was
celebrated to-day BY the people Of the Cape
Fear section on the battle-ground. There
MAS great outpouring Of the people of the
nsighboring counties. A salute OF thirteen
guss was cred at daylight from cannon cap.
tured from the British 10 1872. The military
turnout was very fine, and there were pa.
triotic speeches and songs, and grand dis
play of relics of the Revolution, the war OF
1912, and the Mexican war.
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Suicide.

MoNrrgIIER, W.. February 2s.-The
bodies of Mrs. A. F. Downing aud her in
FAINT child have been found drowned here.
It is supposed suicide from domestic diff
culties. s..@ ~. - :" go H.. -. - =.
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NEWSPAPERS.
THE RALEIGH NEWS,
DAILY AND WEEKLY,
RALEIGH, \. c.
THE LARGEST DAILY CIRCULATION IN
NORTH CAROLINA.
OVER DOUBLE THE DAILY CIRCULATION
oFANY OTHER PAPER IN RALEIGH.
THE LARGEST POLITICAL WEEKLY
| CIRCULATION IN THE STATE,
reaching every county In North Carollni.
CIRCULATION THE LARGEST IN
WESTERN NORTH CAROLINA
THE LARGEST ADVERTISING PATRONAGE
IN THE STATE.
THE RECOGNIZED MEDIUM OF
COMMERCIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS
RICHMOND MERCHANTS will fad 1t to their
advantage to place their business before the people
of North Carolina through the columns of the Neos
Correspondence solicited and promptly answered
JOHN d. CAMERON, EDITOR.
GEORGE c. JORDAN,
! fe 9-3w* -- Business Manager.
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NEGRO Murderer sLynehetl.

NAsny1LlE,i February ,2S.-Porter Viii
hanson lcolored(, charged with the murder
OF Robert Hamhtg, was taken from the s5ai
at Lebanon last night and hung and shot,
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aagw yatsa II AaT2 <tySA AAt}HiiE I
GS@atIF a3T& Islu ~ ia r!-SS5,''Is =,
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!. HAsLFsa,aD LINES.

- -
PASSENGER TRAINS lesye West Pe.nt DALI
leave Btchmond as 8 r. NJ arriving At West Polls
Trafns connect at West Point With steamers from
Baltimore and. all eastesn potu@ On WHDN1zSs
DAYS. FRIDAYS, and SUNDA1 8, and with
steamers for Baltimore and ell eastern POINTS On
MONDAYS. WEONESDAYS. and FRIDAYS
Fare 10 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ....,..s. %
Fare To WashlnSt0uL...... ..a..e..... ~
Fare TO Pbfadef phia. ............ 30
fare 10 New Yofk.!... .....,.........s.. 40 %
THROUGH BRk IGRT TRAINS Ieays Rich,
mond az S A. N. on WEDNESDAY,. FRIDAY,
and SUNDAY. connecting al Wet Point WITH
steamers, and delivering freight In Baltimore early
next morning; returning, leave West Point at
2:l5 p. 81, arriving at Rtshfrond AZ q r. H.
and csnnsctfpe With the Through tEreirhtJ Trains
on the Richmond and Danyils> saiIroad for al,
local FREIGHr TRAINS With passenger
coaches attached leave Richmond as $50 A. d. on
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS, and SATURDAYS,
and leave West Point for richmond the sane dAy6
st 1855 A! NJ, arrssfnx IS Richmond az 1855 p H
The management takes pleasure In announcmE
TO the travelling public and shippers that tbe
steamers OF this nne hetween Baltimore and.Wed
Point have been refcrea in the most rtncrouek
manner for the accommodation OF passes gers ana
Travellers taking this line arrtvein Baltimore
In ample time to Fcsnpect with the tail lines foe
Philadelphia, New York, Boston, and AZ eastera
Fre,ghts viii be given the UTMOST dispatch. No
transfers at Richmond OF fre,ghts 20 or from sonAs
H. T. DoUGL ASS. superintendent
W. ". BRAGG MASTER grrauapDrfnftsn.t my j i.
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ADVERTISING AGENCY.

...- ADVERTISING AGENCY.
ZEN YEARS AGO
MEssns. GEORGE P. ROwELL & co.
established their s.. .
ADVERTISING AGENCY
1875. .:]f}.* IN IL
7 u. NEW YORK CITY.
Five years ,ago they absorbed the business con-
Quoted by Mr.. JoHs HOOPER, who was the arst td
20 into this kind of enterprise. Now they have the
6atlSfaCuOU Oh COuttOiiinE luc ihoot Shs>ASA'~
complete advertising connection which has ever
been secured, and one which would be hardly pos
sible in any other country but this. They have sue
seeded In working down complex business into 80
thoroughly systematic method that no change In
the newspaper system of America can escape
notice, while the widest Information upon all topics
inter estng advertisers is placed readily at the
disposal of the pubnc.-He,o York Times Jane IA,
..s l.: saLl'.s 40 ....ss- 80. !
1870 ..--. ..fas --u- p" E~
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAMRoAD,2
~ ~ 80 PASS ENGRR DxrARThENT,
RICHMOND Va, January J., 1875.
an AND AFTER. JANUARY a., 1919,
W PASSESGER TRA1gS, yili r2n g fol!DEs
Leave Richmond ...:..... 800 4: ~ E0.00 =. q.
Arrive ut Gordonsvifle, .D.5S P.N 1lS ~ n
Arrive at Lyuehburg.. 30; y. -. g:16, n II
Arrive AZ Staunton...-... Alb X a. G19 T. ~
Arrive at Goshen ........ 6tl5 Z: d. S:4S 4 u
Arrive &C Millo9rO..a... $40 &. N. 6:OY ~ "a
Arrive al Coyipgton..,.-. S:o6 Z. a. a-5o A. u
Arrive a. Alleghany..... 9.5S +. d. S.ae a. "
Arrive at White sulphur 1870 u a.. S:4Z a. As
Arrive ut .Hinion.. 80. l;l5 A. D. E9.aQ Ms
Arrive at anawha Fails. 6I26 A.. NJ LIB 4. Ms
A Aliys At At Huntnsson:i.. $40 A. NJ z:ss
A5 T,sn Il Essiaond at sac o is asisy
Except sunaay Stepping q d sa II
stopping ut Hanover, Loulss, Gordersyi5e Char.
Iotiesyifle, Ivy. Mechnms. river, Greenwood
WaynesbGro', Siannton. Gosaen, MiiitoRuf,S Gov.
ipston, AIleshany- and all reSuiar stAtssos weston
AIIssommoda,ion train leaves Richmond for Cor.
dssyille and all stations daily teIoe1s
= aaday} al 400 v. h. 10 II ~. lf.ae 4}f.sSfa
Trains arrive at Richmon6as follows:
Express Trsin daily =; ~
a Accommodations Trais daiiy (exceDs u 20.
T Isasny coming into
Eaboyc.ta lslI y xs.-.a. ,,. .-.,.. ~ 80
x,rS,,nnd and Ussytie ssd Richmond md Peterss
For further Information, rates, Be- apply 81 %
Main street. Or At coppspSs,s Se s. Hoy1pn.
s.,. :. ~ Ai6eperzi Passenger and Ticket AGENT
a a.; '22* ri -. =, = Gensrai Mansaes.
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-Esitt-' IRON, Steel, NaHss 6cs 49,
= Ron, :. American refined, Old Dominican. q A-la@
Q 6.l)c.S b.. English and AInerlcan sheet: a&eD
hkc. Swedes hammered. 6at87c.: hoop, 5@bkc.
EorSesioes: 5.25la.s5 80 Der key. ~ aftz
. JFiIssIoes: Sc. % as6.30 pei, kes. ~ -.
Naitg:, tlld Dominion, 50 per kes for stand
ard-that h. tespenny :.otaer sizes extra ~,
: Plough Gassinos: wholesale ls 4e 1t'' "A
Rcas: Manilta best, 2s@2ss tuts ss SSc: % ,os,.
9uans Peruvian aGnansgess Sou Rssv, I'm
ann r,,,osplats, esO;. Flour sass
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-Hides: Green. 4G6c.: dry saIted. 90l2c: trY
ant, lO@l lc.; wer sailed, 1890; Wet saied calf
Le1they: Sole leather, oak, sole leather,
hemIock 20G30c.: country uDper. 10 G4oo.; city
anish, 1S6S22c a foos; kip, 50c.GlS1 n D.: mar
ness. country. 25GQ30c. city nnisa. 500 100 @
h.: calfssins, French, e1.2s0$2.26 u b.i roa&h
The New York herald., 1876-02-27

IVANTED-rHREE OR FOUR ROOMS, FORA DRESS
w maker, doing small business in the neghbOrhoud
Of 9th aud 7th above 18th ST. Address DRESsMAKEK.
aDl Maat aath
The New York herald., 1876-02-27

NNANTED-WHERE THE PROPRIETOR WILL
w board the rent fully furnished Housc in central
ocation privilege OF other boarders references
changed Address L. s. d.. Herald Uptown Braacl oiicc
The New York herald., 1876-02-27

IITANTED UNPURNISnED-A SMALL HOUSE IN
w GOOD condition; rent not to exceed $1,000 also
HINE A GRAY. 557 9th av.
The New York herald., 1876-02-27

IATANTED-A LARGE. UNFURNISHED HOUSE FOR
w first boarding purposes between 4h and 9TH
and above I'D Address H.. ~ Herald Uptown
Bran off
The New York herald., 1876-02-27

VXrANTED- BY A FAMILY WITHOUT CHILDREN
w completely furnished Flat about six rooms Adj
dress with particulars and terms, T., Herald Office