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The Morning herald., 1876-01-03
BaltfnaoeelPFoSluce Market.

IfTIMoRE, Jan. l.-Cotton firmly held;
Hing, l2Nc. Flourd dull xndsunchAnEeQ
u quiet but firm; Pennsylvania red,
Sther grades unchanged. Corn steady;
guiight; Southern white, new, 6A9Oc.;t
prn yellow, new, 52R0lc.; Western
old 87c.; do. new &c. Oats iifnly ybsit
ndsunchanged. Rye steady2t 60a05c.s
Unchanged. Proviiioub quiet tsteadyyi
Aolianged.a y Pork, new, e2l.60 Lard
0J<a76.: refined, ,l211c. Butter, fifGds ao-i
nj unchanged. O0ffee nominallj4 j4un-s
ed. Whisky dull andiheaty at$lsl41<
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
MONDAY, April II, 1878.


american Gold.-113 bid, 113H asked.
State Observation-Disclosures consols, 81 bid; Vir-
ginia cousols, new. SO bid, AZ asked; Virginia de-
ferred, S4 bid: Virginia Interest certificates, 22a
asked: Virginia tax-receivable coupons, 80 bid, SO
asked.
Citu observation-disclosures city SIS, Ill bid,
liz asked; Richmond city 6's. 94A bid 951 asked !;
Petersburg city IS, S5 bid; Fredericksburg city
IS, 4s bid, So asked; Manchester bridge 8's, 96s
Railroad and Canal Bofds.-Virginia Central
Railroad third mortgage 6's, j. and j., 76h asked
Virginia Central Railroad fourth mortgage S's, j..
and j., SO bid, 37G Asked Southslde Railroad first
e. snS J
Railroad mortgage rs, j.. and J., SO bid; Orange
and Alexandria Railroad second mortgage 6's, D..
and j., 10 bid; Orange and Alexandrin Railroad
third mortgage S's, NJ. and N, 723 bid; Rich
mond and Danvile Railroad consolidated 6's, ID.
and NJ, TN bid, "a asked. W.. SIS
Railroad aud Canal Stocks.-Rtchmond, Frede-
ricksburg and Potomac Railroad seven per cent.
guaranteed, 100 par, SO bid; Richmond and Dan.
and Roanoke Railroad common, loo par, 80 bid;
Seaboard and Roanoke Railroad guaranteed, 100
Bank Stocks.-First National, 100 par, ! IA bid,
100 asked: National Bank of Virginia, 100 par,
107Jk asked: Planters National, 100 par, Jos bid,
asked Merchants National, 100 par, loo asked;
Union Bank of Richmond, so par, 45 bid, 48 asked
Merchants and Planters Savings, rs par. ~ asked;
Richmond Banking aud Insurance Company, 20
par, 20 bid; Citizens Savings, 20 par FL Did, 23s
asked.
Insurance Companies.-Vlrginia Fire and Ma
rine % par, 80 bid 375 asked; Virginia State, 70
par, 81 bid; Virginia Home, 100 par, 9gH asked 81
Merchants and Mechanics, 100 par, ~ BID, sI
asked: Old Dominion, 100 par, 81 asked CONNER
mond Fire Association. Is par, 2$ asked,
iScet1dRe0GS ,--Janlcs River ana AanaWns
Packet, 12ls par, bid, 10 asked. ,as
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until the aaieation 1cs pardon wen
through the regular course,
The President lafa ssgnisd fiss Mlser bin
Many tetters with iaaney tssyB been re,
cefped at tzis Treasury tS be exchanged fol
EilysT. It B not generally known TINT sfEE.
yer Will be given only Tor fractional cur.
rencF, and NOT for legaa-sender or national
bank Eates. Us u
0EVer A. Gage testified IN The Emma
mine. His eyhfenee WIS generally corr0bo.
ratiye Of Parker. He thought Is hard that
Parker should be denUuHce& beeanse lyon
had qrzfreIaad with Stewart.
Work IN the Printing and Engraving Blu
reau VIII be resumed tomorrow, but en-
ploymenE win be given TO only about one
third OF the old hands. There are some
heart-rending scenes. In Superintendent
JeWell's Office In consequence.
Mr. Evasts appeared before the Judiciary
Committee OF the House against the pend
ing bill compelling the Union Pacific road
to establish sinking fund and comply with
certain other demands OF the Government
on pain OF having the road thrown into the
hands OF receiver. /, u .s n.
THE PACE-BURGEsS SUIT IN TEE SUPREME
COURT.
4 WASHINGTON, April l7.--In the Supreme
Court Of Appeals to-day, in the case Of Pace
Us. Burgess, late collector Of internal reye-
nue., being an action to recover duties paid
by Pace on packages Of tobacco Intended
for export from the State, on the ground
that the tax was unconstitutional, &C., the
Court found, however, that the stamp was
intended for no other purpose than to sepa-
rate aud identity the tobacco which the
manufacturer desired to export, and there
by, instead Of trying to relieve it from
taxation to which other tobacco was suR
jected, it was measure intended to pre-
vent fraud and secure the faithful carrying
out Of declared intent to export. Affirmed.
EMERSON INSTITUTE BURNED.
MOBILE, April 1.-THE Emmerson Insti-
tute, owned and used by the American Mis-
sionary Society for the education OF colored
people, was totally destroyed by fire last
night. The inmates lost property to the
amount of $4,000. A fine library, valued at
$1,000, was also burned.
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pOoDY AMI SlNKEY AND PEDRO.

STRIKE OF HOTEL EHPLoYEEs-THg EUTAw
HOUSE "HELr" DEMANDING THEIR MONEY.
For some time past rumors have been cur
rently circulated OF dissatisfaction on the
part OF the employees of the Eutaw House,
in consequence, as is alleged, OF the failure
on the part Of the proprietor, W. w. Leland,
to pay the salaries due them for services
performed in the various capacities OF cooks,
walters, chamber-maids, &c. The publica-
tons on Saturday OF the probable change OF
proprietorship of the hotel, it is supposed,
had the effect Of lessening the confidence OF
those employed Of securing the amount due
them, and the impending troubles termi
mated in q partial "strike" ct the establish
ment on Saturday.
The payroll at the hotel is about 81, 400 q
month, and it is said a majority of the forty
or fifty persons employed have claims dating
back three or four months, the aggregate
amount due them being in the neighbour
hood Of $4,000. Supper was served to the
guests about half-hour late, and the ex-
element for the evening abated. 1t is pos
sible that in the event Of the negotiations
now pending with Mr.. Jackson r. Ford, OF
Richmond, not resulting in the sale or lease
OF the building, that it will pass into the
hands of Messrs. Howard s. Shear.-Bali-
moro Gazette, 18th.
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The Common Council Of Chicago on satur :,
day declared the recent town election nun
and void. Mayor Calvin publishes card, IN
response to the demand of the citizens COM
mittee for his resignation, declining to COM
ply with their demand.
Parties arriving ut the Black Hills are EN-,
barrasscd to find that the highest wages PAID
are fifteen dollars week, while board is
eighteen dollars.
i The Tennessee insurance commissioner
has suspended the National Life Insurance
Company and Odd-Fellows' Widow and
Orphan Life Insurance Company.
John Hall, Of North Troy, Vermont, has
seven children, four OF whom, under four
teen years Of age, weigh two hundred
pounds each.
Jim Tsrpin, a mulssto, charged with COM
hitting an outrage on a little girl was taken
from Jail at Danyiile, KY, Sunday morning
by masked men and hanged.
The price Of q seat in the San Francisco
Stock Board has gone up from $40, 600 last
wear till go, 900 were offered last week IN
vain.
The young men of Richmond, Va, are
organizine ari aristocratie cavalry regiment.
PiilddsIphia Chronicle.
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"a special dispatch to the London Stand
T T,, la.ed Alexandria, Saturday, reports the
,7!ptian army has been surrounded by the
t lp! 'sinans and its situation is critical, and
, ,ia' Abyssinia demands an indemnity for
Int expenses Of the war;
r a as, suit has been brought In Boston by S.
Can. g., Ma aLn against General B. F. Butler for
s sa,, for alleged violation Of contracts
teIitiVe to certain patents.
.. me project Of building an Episcopal
i E' IL IN New York is again revived, and
~, - l. probable II site will be purchased and
VIC work commenced this fall.
hcDonald and Avery, convicted OF being
Implicated in the st. Louis whiskey conspi-
tSo', We're taken from that city Sunday to
"' pehitentiary at Jefferson City.
IL. me Baltimore Commercial Of Saturday
o. s;s had eight columns OF matter relating to
N't''nhonps trade and Industries.
,,. lillian e. Lipgcomb has purchased the
'1Sita'sas Gazette from ID. w. Whiting.
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A RADBI's LEcTURE-BABzL AND Lam
GUAG8s.-Rabbi Jacob Hayer lectured yes
terday at Hsr Sinai Temple, Lexington
street, on "The Tower OF Babel and the
Origin and Progress OF Language" He re-
pudiated the Bible account and the reasons
for the confusion OF tongues, and h.d good
deal to say about the languages spoken by
Adam before and after the fall. He did not
believe in perfect language in perfect
first man. Practice as well as faculty Is ne
cessary to speech.
There is one particularly marked distinc-
ton between man and beast as regards Ian
guage. A dog raised quite apart from its
Kind will snarl, whine, and bark. A canary
bird so kept at the proper age will sing and
MARBLE as if it had remained with birds. II
young dog and cat are raised together the
dog will never learn to NEW and purr, nor
the cat to bark or howl like dog. But man
has no exclusive language OF his own. A
Norwegian baby, under the exclusive care
OF an Italian nurse, will learn to speak Ita-
lian.- baltimore Sun, 18th.
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MARINE7 INTEALIGEHCE.
PORT on RlcHMoNp, AaRiL:l Z. 1916

PORT OF RIcHMoND, ,AnRiL1 n. 1919.
Steamship Old Dominion, Walker. N6U York
merchandise and passengers, y. ". AHeA = Ca
Steamer J. Nv. Everman. PIait, philsdelpa nsz-'
chaudlse and passengers, w. p. portc7, ageHts
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk nisz
chandise and passengers, L. b. Tatums assnt
CLEARED.
Brig Flora tGer) Hansen, Santos, j, loo barrels
-four and 500 bags corn, Haxall, CrenshaN b Go.
SAILED. e
Schooner Maggie Mcdonnell, Steelman. Rhil16ese
phia, Railroads.&c., Curtis Parker. = y ~
raIlroad-ties, Curtis 6 Parker.
CLEARED FOR THIS PoBr.
From Orient, i. l., April =, schooner AdriannA
From New York April 18th, schooner Henry Par-
MsMoaAspA. ~;
Schooners Rhoda Holmes, Burr and Elsnora VAR
dusen, Godfrey, from Richmond, ar New YORK APRIL
18th.
Schooner yapor, Chamberlain, from james siycxsl
at New York April 18th. ~ "
land, Me-, from Boston, to load for Richmond, Apftl
18th. = ~ II 49, sss. IL ~
Schooner Moonlight, soper, was loading at New
York for Richmond April 10th. ~ Z Il .ssii
Schooner L. ID. Rathburn, Crowel, FROM zQrtenes
L. L, for Richmond, at Now York April lAft1. sss
DISASTERS IN TEDRuAsY.
The Direction Of the Bureau Eerita! has iist pub.
lishcd the following statistics OF ll3astcrB
reported during the month Of February ccn-s
corning all flags: Sailing vessels reported a1st 90
giai German, 5 Greek, Anstri IN, y Ttsnish, g.
Dutch, ~ of which the nationality is unkh0yfsl--
total, 80. In this number are included ycssss re
ported missing. Steamers reported lost: q Ergnsn&,
French, l Of which the nationality II unknownr--
H.. ~ q ~
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FNs VIRGINIA HONE INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF Richmond, WAS chartered in 1866, and be-
gan business in April OF the same year. Its
stockholders are among the representative
businessmen OF Richmond, and the busi-
ness OF the company has been conducted
with such energy and discretion that 1t has
Already gained prominent position among
southern financial institutions. It's officers
are az follows: MIR. ID. J. uartsook, presl-
Gent; b. c. Whcrry, Jr., secretary; and
y. +. WcI,igcr, DR., assistant secretary.
Dir. " berry has been with the company
from Its inception, having at first held the
POSITION OF assistant secretary. 1t is to his
untlrlng energy and skilful management
That The present marked success of the COM
pahy ~ manly due. The net assets Of the
company are s270,97G.54, which is invested
IN real cststc and the most approved secrl-
riIic,. 10 show the careful and efficient
Management 70 which the company's affairs
are subjected it is only necessary to state
Thai on january lst OF the present year it's
unpaid losses were only $4,000. The Office
Is al 1914 Main street, III the company's own
building. The interior OF its Office is very
attractive and well adapted to carrying on
all extensive insurance busincss.-BaHi-
more Commercial.
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RICHMOND MARKETS.
MONDAY, April II, 1876.
Country Produce.
Roots: Ginseng, 90c.; seneca, without tor, 55G
y ssfs,0ax: 2s@soe. Pm: uu o.a.o, s.,r %
good 3O@35c.
corr Neal 52@5ss bashel for ao county,; .r,...
Eggs: In barrels, l2@12ac. o dozen; IN me erates'
Flour: Virginia country Is quoted to-day; Fine,
sipess1nssn ss KY y fnsy Ss@
sI fSathers: Prime ive-goose, 5o@55c.; common,
FIyrseed: $1.s5@$1.40 p bushcL -
Hay: Virginia timothy, 90c.9Sl.O6 Clover FOG
p p"tsi sa'e irish sGSsoe. q bushel.
Lard: Country, l3E9I4c.
Sggmac: 55c. G$I.25, according to quality.
Baied StrGW: 45@55c, aud In demand.
I Woop: washed. S5c.: unwashed, 25@2sc.
Cement, Lime, Plaster, Sc. ~
Cement: Rosendale, $1.75 o barrel; James River
lime: Agricultural, 10c q bushel; Virginia, In
dian Rock, 81 .10@sL50; Rockland, $l.20@sl.4o'
ds n1estdr sa asinsdi S Sassa sss5
Dry Goods,
Bro,cn Sheeetngs and Shfrttngs: - Man enc
ter, 7sc Manchester, 9sc Aane snes 81 Sae
4a SI Kesr S 5Ks Gianite1ie, Sc
s5ss.ss f;ps4 s soe; ~ ss City So
1ssgs cid snfss!"ss 4 ksesa sR
i hyand,le a acd. Social, &C.; "A Amoskeag,
1 hye Whitestone, e2c; 8 Bsrnsey; lei BED Bed
te ps, Sc; 10-4 Watban, Soc; lo-4 CITY
hi gScisn Drills: Petersburg, Sc; aran.evile
70 Corset Jeans: Pavonia, &C.; Auaoakeag, 1oc.;
HalloweI. 1Qc. o,. ,,o..o,, ete., - ,H,ls. DC,
P Psints American, &C.; Aliens eHe. Rieh-
mond &c: Sprague, &c.: Manchester, o1c;s niSi
naon Hsat9s 5s M se SIno a. ga aei;
A9 SSs9sss Sf sios @ &C.: Eass H &c.
Drugs, DyestuRs, Oils, &c.
5 5ssssssrs ss7s s .sas Of -four DOZEN
c cSSeezsnssi. SO Soc. On.
Extract Of Logpood y sc. sy - lyS
a hsaaeg: ii lie. . =, = -.
Iii, s5@sss; lard, sLISs sweet, ss DOZEN,
i SsSr S aS@soe tsiosenes iss gallon
Soda: SAL, Zag5e, III AessS 'sls' ".
American, 4kc.
SpiYits l'arpsnttne: Ase.
Foreign Fruits and Candy,
= Candy: 14c. p Do. ss. 81 49,. Y. 81
lemons: S5A$S.50 d bog.
Oranges e4.5QtGs5.50 q box. ~
Groceries, &c. N
Bacon Shoulders, 10&c.; cleay liD-s1fcs, lAc;
ribbed, Isae. Virginia hog-round. Virginia I'm
p pisIn has sasss.ssafss
Buckets: Painted, two hoops % threc hoops
$3.50. . !, - q. - ..s.
a2laSs So: four strings, SIS. as 30.
core: Rio cSssnos, lAiss; sI seseSH2s;
good g Zine = -
e c sa Sis Adamanttns candles 1scs; q se,
Cheese: Primo cutting bci nogtn esn a1e
western crime cutting 1Scs & e6mIn0ns 30
lard Prime. barr sl.ts ots ~ aa,i-
barrels .s,c
fieross. Ies basrelS 2acsa ganptne Soll1ea $Sag
so@g5c. d gallon; 1pa and Aascossdo 1eass9ssi
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ANOTHER BREAK IN THE MISSISSIPPI
GOING TO WASHINGTON TO A Ms W Err


ANOTHER BREAK IN THE MISSISSIPPI
GOING TO WASHINGTON TO ANSWER
CHARGES.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, April 17.-Advices from
Bolivar county state that the leyee has bro
ken in front OF Colonel Wade's plantation, a
mile below the Buck Ridge creyasSe. Mrs.
Wade and daughter narrowly escaped. a
number Of plantations are already sub
merged. The water is pouring into VIII
liams's bayou and Seers creek, and will over
flow many valuable places. The water Is
now running over Egypt Ridge, which
never occurred before.
Colonel Bridgeland, United States Consul
to Hayre, who is here, leaves tomorrow for
Washington, to appear before Mr.. Banning's
committee to answer charges against him In
connection with alleged irregularities while
supervisor OF internal revenue in Texas, all
OF which he emphatically denies.
VICTORIA OCCUPIED.
GALVESTON, TEXAS, April IA special
to the Ne,rS from Brownsville says gov
eminent force has occupied Victoria, the
| capital OF Tamaulipas. General Escobedo
reached Monterey yesterday with 900 gov
crnment cavalry. The revolutionists are
exacting forced loans from the merchants
Of New Laredo, Mexico. Diaz seized sew
eral hundred stands OF arms in Matamoras
yesterday.
ACCIDENT TO THE IMPERIAL PARTY.
NEW YORK, April 17.-This morning a
carriage containing the Emperor of Brazil
and party, while being rapidly driven down
Sixth avenue, was run into by heavy ice
wagon aud badly wrecked. The Imperial
party escaped without injury.
HEAVY FAILURE
PROVIDENCE, r. /, April 1T.-Dexter &
Brother, cotton spinners, OF Pawtucket,
have failed. They have made an assignment
for 100000. Their assets are put at $780,
900.
WATERFOWL, n. Y, April 17.-Naviga-
ton on the St. Lawrence river has been re-
sumed.
CHANNEL, N. f., April 1.-THE first ves-
sci OF the season passed westward to-day.
Dictator colided with the bridge here to-
drowned.
new York, April Up. Somerville, a
lawyer OF this city, was arrested here to-day
ON an Indictment from Washington for
completely in the safe-burglary. He was
bailed for his appearance In the sum OF
$4,000.
PIrrsBURGH, April 1.-THE National La.
Dor Convention, composed OF delegates OF
different labor organizations throughout the
United States, met here to-day.
LONDON, April 17.-There was large
demonstration at Hyde Park to-day in favor
inf the liberation of the Tichborne claimant.
IL is estimated that there were 10, 900 to 2O,-i
900 persons present.
THE RETRoCEssIoN OF ALEXANDRIA sUS-
TANNED,
yYAsH1NGToN, April 17.-In the Supreme
Court to-day the case Of Phillips Us. Payne,
determining the validity OF the retro cession
Of the city OF Alexandria TO the State OF
Virginia, was decided, and the decree Of the
court below affirmeds and the retrocession
sustained,
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A Wu1sKxY-RISa Notwithstanding '

A WHISPERING Notwithstanding was
PASSED in the United States Court at Jetfer-
SON City, No., on Saturday, upon whiskey-
fraud conyicts as follows: John S. Bittinger,
ex-gauger at St. Joseph, two years in the
penitentiary and $4,000 fine; Simon Adler
and Abraham Furst, distillers at St. Joseph,
each one year in Jail and $4,000 fine; John
sheehan, distiler at St. Joseph, eight months
in Jail from September last and 81 900 fine;
Henry r. w. Hartwing and Ernst f. Hart IT.
wing. each three months in Jail and S2,5OO
fine; James E. Marsh, ex-gauger at Kansas
City, six months in jail and $1,000 hne.
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nLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP <ETTM
" COMPANY.
FOR NEW YOEK.

s,sz saersxID DOMINION. WYASOKE. s9aAASs
REIIss RI5HMOSD, and GEORGE w. Ettll ~
every TUESDAY, FRIDAY, and sUss'A : = ~
These ships are entirely new, aud wore auils NJ
presSfy for this r8nte. Il =. 4 ,.3t.
TIE Tie fare, accommodation ana attentions arc NJ
a:oods shipped by this line arc landed resly 6
NV York on the company covered paess VI
Heights for roinss beyond Ees York forHasded
With dispatch, and no charge made sxeeEa netsk
pcf,ses incurred. ~
sFreix,f received until g r. II siatIy.
~ Eor furtiler information Sn2ly 20 -
9 3 Jorge ~. ALLEN n I1sS &97Hzef
my 10 Office Cota1auys EaatfessstesA q:
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, April II, 1875.
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT.-1Vhite, 80 bushels. Red, 100 bushels;
CoRN.-White, 526 bushels. Aired, 1873 bushcls.
OATS.-5G bushels
MEAL.-3O bushels.
PEAS.-30 bushels.
SALES.
WuEAT.-WAite, none. Red, so bushels prime
on private terms.
CoRN-Vhite. 526 bushels very good at SEC.
Nized, SO bushels very good at 60c.; IL Dusheis
els common at 56c.-totai, 1873 bushels.
MEAL.-30 bushels prime at CSC. 1888
RE-EXHIBITED.
CoRN.-WAite, 33S bushels,
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~, nsATH or A CCSTgNARIAN.-Mrs. Tenie
"I'SM died recently at the residence Of her
laughter, hear Round Hill, in this county,
d. a very advanced age. Her age, as esti-
mated by her son, Hr. Bennett Wright, is
over one hundred years.-Leesburg Wash
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, April 17-Noon-Stocks duh and
unsettled Money-no loans, 3: Gold, ll3. TX,
change-Long, 4S7h: short, AGO. States quiet anu
lower. Governments active.
Euening.-Money easy: offered at 8. Sterling
steady at '4s7b. Gold 113@1135. Governments
active and steady; new SIS, lis. states quiet ana
nominal.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, April 17.-virginia 6's, old, 80;
virginia consols, 67I West Virginia,s, 8. North
Carolina 6's, old, 16; special tax, q Bid to-day.
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anANToN INSIDE LINE. s
Ne New !" piGHaOND1 AND PARLIAMENTARY.

NEW FAST FREIGHT ROUTE kEI ZEN;
- ETRI-WEEkLYs . 81
On and after OCTOBER isT ths sgsnaE,ns 1 irea
DAYS. THURSDAYS, and SATURDAfslfIp rys
Powhstan Steamboat Lines pier. at corner Of wen
ty-second and Dock streets, Dlaking ciose
Pbiladeiphis, wilmington and Baltimore Esiizpnd
Compsny for Phiadephiz. sss
- SPECIAL ADVANTAGES q
tIlfreigit by this line covered by ms and martr9
insurance free OF cost. No doekage charged atic
mond. Rates as low as any other Ene. I'LL y sne
Freighis ordered BY tlls sino should ne ipagxsa
Canton inside Line and sent TO the
Freig1ts received daily In Pbiladel ana ssasas-s
mond. zyz.S,, ss@ 80. 49,
To A - z L. b. TATUA, Agent s
tsa3g Oftces Twenty second and Dock streets
and No. COS Main street: OF ~ 81
i. q. WILSON, General Freight Agasf
PhiIadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore aitreous
Phi,adelphfa. = - -
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flames RIVER STEAMBOATSI5l1s 4
tO COMPANY.
WINTER SCHEDULE.

WINTER SCHEDULE
FOR NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH, BALTIMORE
PHILADELPHIA. AND NEW YORK. -
REGULAR LANDINGS ON JAMES RIVER.
On and after TUESDAY, October 8, 1875, thiss
Company's fast and elegant steamer JOHN SxL.8s
gVESTER, Captain j. A. POET, carrying GnifedS
States mail, WIN leave her wharf Rockets fos above.
named points TUESDAYS, THURSDAYas and
SATURI)AYSat $50 "A. d. 80 -
Passengers make sure connections with Bay Linz
at Norfolk for Baltimore, Philadelphia, and New
York. & go
FARE TO NORFOLK oNLY.......t 800 s. ~
FARE TO NORFOLK AND RE- - sss
rs Tg 3 s sS
Ears 70 Ph Phil %dppH il IA
Tickets for sale on steamers, at Garber 81 CO..
Ticket Agency, Main street, and Exchange Hotel ana
baggage checked through Freight received d8ty fof
Boston, Norfolk, and Portsmouth, ano regular nii1g
ings on James riyers from A. d. to u. d.. ~
reasonable rates. Ssst9ssss e q
Freight for way-land.ngs mnst be prepaid.
L. b. TATUM, General 4 gent
Office: Companys wharf, Rockests; bfnncA omsSs
at w. ID. Blair & Co.'s. No. SOB hain sssces. s
Dc
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The Brazilian Emperor Meets with a Cole
Reception on Sixth Avenue
Tho President Signs the SIlvcr-Bill-.
A Rush for the Hard Money.

TYON-BREAR IN THE MISSISSIPPI
RIVER-SUPREAE COURT
DECISIONS, &C., &c.
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EOR BALTIMORE. alsiln
PoWHATAN STEAMBOAT LIN y,
TIfRouGH FREIGHT, ssa,
mo TRANSFER BETWEEN RICHMOND AND.

BALTIMORE. 80 t.sst-fs5s,ss
NO DOCKAGE CHARGED
The new and fast iron steamers SHIRLEY and
MISSIONER OF this line, leave their ncw pier, In the
Dock, foot Of Twenty-sec0nd street. every TUES
DAY and THURSDAY MORNING at O'CLOCK, enG
SATURDAY AFTERNOON at O'Clock, fog Baitt<s
more making close connections at Locust Point with
Baltimore and Ohio railroad for all poinfs west and
knorthwest; also, with Northern Central railroad Tor
knorthern cities and Canals. - ~
Through bills signed to Baltimore and all points
west and rates guaranteed low as by any other
line. Apply to l.. Il. TATUM, Agent.
Offices: Twenty-second and Dock streets and Mo-
GOA Min street. OC 81 saa
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BELKNAP's RESPONSE.

THE IMpEACHMENT TRIAL BEGUN.
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Is 8 CIR APH.
FIELD-DlY IN THE HOUSE
Mr. Tucker. OF Virginia, has q Bonf
with tho Presidential Aspfranf.-Ths J.
nIooay shirt Flannteta and the
States Rights lsusabco
Talked About.
FEATHERS CONsIDERA-
BLY, FULFILLED,
Kilbourn Given up to the Court.

BODY FOUND AT LAST.