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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-24

Resolutions OF THE CONNECTICUT GREEN
BACK CONVENTION. were adopt
ed declaring the national finances to- be in q
deplorable condition; demanding the repeal
Of the resumption act; claiming that that
act, by creating distrust of the future, has
paralyZed enterprise and thrown the pro-
ducers Of wealth out of employment; that
the national note should be made legal
tender, eXchangable for intercoDvertible
Government bonds, bearing low interest, at
par with coin; that high and fluctuating
rates of interest can only be prevented by
diminishing the amount Of currency at sea.
soDs when there is little demand for it and
increasing it when necessary; that national.
bank notes should be gradually retired, and
the Government have nothing to do with
banking that it should merely coin and
issue national money, but no paper money
should be allowed except that issued
by the Government that national pa.
per money should be issued by bureau
of the Treasury only when paid for by
Government banks; that neither Congress
nor banks be allowed any more control over
the amount Of paper than they would have
over coinage; that Congress should simply
adopt system by which currency would au.
tomatcaly regulate and limit itself when.
ever the currency becomes in excess; the
surplus would then flow into bonds, and
whenever the currency became too scarce
bonds would be converted into currency,
thus making the supply always equal but
never exceed the Legitimate demand. By this
plan considerable portion of the national
debt would be used as currency, and the
bulk Of the debt soon be funded at rate
not exceeding AZ per cent. and probably at
500 gold, or paper at par with gold. Finally,
policy should be adopted the tendency OF
which would be to diminish our foreign OBJ
legations and have the American debt owed
to American citizens.
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Il NEW YUM.
NEW YoRK February 29.-Sou'hern aour quiet
and heavy; Common 10 fair extra, "a ssas5.75;
good 10 choice extra, IS S0@$S 49, \ heal opened
steady wih moderate demand; closeGa shade firm
63SC964c. for graded mixed;' 81 9s4kc. for Sun-
graded new western mixed. Oats LII ou, ers, favor,
and State 4s@52Ec for white western and state.
Coftee-Rio firm, with moderate demand; cargoes
quoted at l5ta1 &c., gold sugar dull and nominal.
Tallaw firm at 9H@9 Slice. Rosin and turpenttne
| steady. PORK trmer; new. S2a75 Lard cl1ssd
ssaSy at ps Ifo :e Flight sssse easier S ~
,'t....s r.# III BALTIMORE. .a s..1s,5,
BALTIMORE, February 2a.-Four steady. :rm,
| and UNCHANGED. Wheat firmly acuyei Pennsyiya.
Sl.50. Corn fairly active and firm southern white,
| 6Oa62c.; yellow, $780, Oats dull and heavy;
sou ihern, 4O@45c. Rye nominally 7a9sOc. Pro.
@isSc WhIskei dull At s1.ioS, sagar NOR more &c.
i've at $50 0sc. ~ VI 4. { II. tr..
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, February 23.-Flour, wheat, corn
aHE!nsas sss 81 iss
clear clear S Tssldes2 f5SSise clear sides sk
Hams-sugar cured, i4aG114Ac. Lard-TieIc &c,
l44c.: key. 15c Whissey quiet and arm at 81 .05.
BaggiBg unchanged.Frr asf;rfl 81
| .t.gy -.st iClSClNSAIl. !slgtt...tE;
| CINCINNATI, February 23.-Flour quiet aud un-
| changed. Wheat steady. Corn firm III 42@44c,
Oats, hurley, and rye dill and lower. Pork quei
| and firm at 422.25@A22.37k. Lard Inactive
| steam. Sl275@$12 90; kettle, l34@i3hc, Wills
| key-Demanu fair aud drn ut *l.Q3,
..... =. .t- st. LOUIS. 80 .-: T..
ST. LOUIS. February 23.-Four steady and firm
| for mixed grades other grades dull. Wheat mac
] live and lower; No. red winter. S1:50 bid Corn
| active and lower; No. mixed, 3sgSs1c; Oats
| w rafpCtel. SSC.
steady. Rye Inactive at CSC. Pork weaker at s22
| @i23.25. Lard steady and firm at. 12xc. buls
meats and bacon quiet, firm, and Unchanged. Wits.
| kew steady and unchanged. Live hogs strong anc
| hixher packing, $7.90@$8.35. u EtIE
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Seventeenth faYors and encourages schools
and means Of education necessary for extend.
ing The principles of civiland religious liberty;
regards all opponents of the commen-school
system as assaipg the fundamental principles
of free government, demands faithful ad-
ministration Of school laws, SO that schools
n az become what they were designed TO b.
he schools of the people.-Repu6hean, plat.
form in Indiana. $500 y is@&fl
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The Connect,cut Democracy.

New HAVEN, Conn, February 23.-9he
Democratic State Convention nominated all
the old officers. The platform reasserts
former principles generally, compliments the
Democrats of the House of Represent ssives
for reducing appropriations, recognizes geld
and silver coin as the only currency SHOWN
to the Constitution and the only stable basis
for the commercial necessities Of the world,
and urges Congress to adopt such measures
as will ,sad to early resumption of specie
payments, and urges the repeal of the re-
sumption act passed by the Republicans as a
mere act of party expedeucy on their part.
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Boston Items.

BosToN, February 23.-The failure OF
Elijah Shaw, of Wales. Massachu7etts, is re-
ported. He owns five mills and employs
two hundred and seventy.tiye hands. Lila.
bilities, 100000. ......
The Carroll Paper Company, of Mill River,
is embarrassed.
The underwriters Offer 1000 reward for
the detection of the parties who burned
WinsloW'S residence.
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PASSENGER TRAINS hsye West Pesat DALEY
at s. A.. M., arriving at RhosEoond. ut 30 A. II.
leave 8!shn,soSat r. H. ssvtTins at West Poln
Trsfrs ooasect at West Pofae With stezsrers fsoa
BALTIMORE Aa6 all eastern points on NhDNE0.
DAYS. FRlDA3H, and SUNDAYS, Snd with
steamers for Baltimore md al eastern coints on
MONDAYS. WEDNESDAY,. and FRIDAYS
kSrp To- 200
Fare 20 WasAngfon..... -..,.... .......s... % 20
kape 10. Fnh10efph1a ........... 90
sHnoUGH FRsiGHT TRAiss Hase. Heh.
ana1 SUNDAY, connecting al West Point with
steamers, snd deliyerihEtneiKhs In Battmore early
DeSt n0raing; returnngA leave West Point at
2:ed P. d., arriving at Richmond st g. r. III.
and cann setting with tha Through Freight Trains
Oh the Richmond and Danyille raaroad for all
sS 'I@chE FREIGHT gRArss wAa passenger.
coaches attached leave 8anmond as 3sA0 A.. N. on
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS, sud SATURDAYS.
and ieave West PoipsSS7 ichrlor.slhe same days
At S5 A. NJ, arriving as Richmond at S:56.Ps N.
The management nkass pleasure in announcing
% the travelling ptbte and Shoppers that tho
Esaamsrs OF this fiues between Baltimore and West
Point have been reakfed in thes 'urat thorough
manner for the accommodation Cd. passer gers and
freight.
Travellers takinsa this line arrive In Baltimore
In ample time to oS1necs with the rail lines for
Philadelphia, New York, Boston, and all eastern
Freights Win Js,siven the utmost dispatch. NO
transfers at Richasadof freighss to or from south.
ern points. .la,
W. ~. BRAGG Master TRANSFORMATION my IL
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Tne Beecher Council.

BROOKLYN, February 23.-Iu the council
to-day a committee of three was appointed to
report what action shall be taken on MoHl-
tou's letter aud the correspondence between
Moulton and General Butler, 10 which it Is
claimed that 10 the consultations to save
Beecher between Butler, Tracy, and Moul-
too, Beecher's guilt was expressed and con-
conceded-s fact upon which they pro.
ceeded, ..r ....- .r .'-.-.-
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. Eobr2nry %, 1876.
t5s. ~t .. OFFERINGS. 2
WHEA7- White, 2::5St .hu heS. Red, $50 bushels.
CORN Hnue, IL GO.Busfes- ESeed, 464 BUSH
els. 1-&s
OArs.-1.1sO bushels.
MEL--1S- bushels.
CLOVER SEED.-2G bushels
SALES. ..t.s
WHRAT.-WRite> Il bushels at Fl 80; 3D. BUSH
els on priyate terms; 60 bushels prime at s1.4S-
totas i2S bushels. Red, / 70 bushels on private
terms; 81 bushes ut 81 40; 40 bushels very good
st 81 AZ. ~. aai'..t.' za
CORN.-W White. 800 bushels very good at SIC;
2SS bushels goodat 53c. Total, 56S bushels. Kiasd
80 bushels good spring at ACC 200 bushels prime
ar 54c.; 254 bushels on private terms-toal. II
bushels. @.-
B RE-EXHIBlTED.
/ CoRN.-Aired 81 bushels. Pr
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Other Fires.

BUFFALO, N. Y, February 2e.-The Sui.
pbur Spring Lutheraa Orphans Home,
three miles from here, has been burned
Loss unknown.
TARRYrows, N. Z. February 23.-The
block 10 which the Revere House stands was
buraed last night. Loss, $4,000.
DAVENPORT, Iowa, February pa fire
broke out this morning in the hall of Hill's
block, completely destroying the whole
block, with stocas. Loss, 100000 on tie
building and 900 on the stocks.
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The following are the headings which the
Washington Chronicle, Republican paper,
puts to its news from Indiana:
A Great Yictory--The Republican Party
Demand the Repeal of the Resumption Act
The Indiana Republican Convention Op'
posed to Contraction of the Currency God.
love S. Orth7 to be the staDdard.B Bearer Of
Republicanism Against Wall Street. 7 !
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DAILROAD BONDS.

DANk OF COMMERCE,
ID l117 MAIN STREET,
trausacts general BANKING BUSINESS, and
solicits the patronage OF the public. Deposits re-
celyed subject to check: Having full line OF cor
... 70 FOREIGN EXCHANGE
AS agents for Drexel Il Co., TIME or SIGHT
BILLS will be sold ut closest rates their CORE
spondents In Great Britain and on the continent OF
Europe.
BON DS; STOCKS, and -TAX-RECEfYABLE
COUPONS bought and sold at market rates. .
fel9-1m JOHN G. WILLIAMS, Cashier.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
Turkey.

Turkey. ..-'
CoNsTANT1NoPLE, February 23.-An impe.
rial decree has been issued announcing that
the Government will have all the houses and
churches of the insurgents which were de.
stroyed rebuilt at Its own cost, and will fur.
nish the insurgents with means for resumIng
their usual avocations. The authorities on
the frontier are ordered to acquaint the iDsur-
gents with the imperial decree, and afford
them the necessary facilities for returning to
their homes. ,@ rE- "r -
sERvlA AND MONTENEGRO THREATENED.
VIENNA, February ga semi.otficial
communication from Constantnople says
Turkey has sent Instructions to Serva and
Montenegro to withdraw their subjects from
the insurgent ranks, otherwise it will occupy
both principalitles. -.. ..,-., g. .....,.,,, T.
i.- r"a, England.
MARINE CAsUALrY-FeUR MEN DROWNED.
LONDON, February 23.-The steamship
Switzerland, from New York for Antwerp,
while steamiDg up the channel yesterday ran
down and sunk the brig Hero off Folkestone.
-Four Of the Hero'si crew were drowned.
The Switzerland was unhurt and proceeded
on her voyage. a 49,.
Spain. s
MADRID, February pa council of gen.
erals held in the North, at which King
Alfonso presided, decided to attack the Carl
lists on all sides. q. .,. !. y. =. ~.
1t is said ex-Queen Isabella will reach the
frontier on Friday or Saturday next.
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Fire I'm Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI. February 23.-The building
owned and occupied By j. Fl. Sanning d Co.
asa plsning-mill, and by W. S. Dunn & Co.
aud Fred. Thuringer, manufacturers of fur.
niture, was burned last night. Sanniug &
Co.'s loss Is $50. 900. Dunn g. Co.'s $1,000,
and Thuringer's $4,000.
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Brief kilograms.

Brief kilograms.
LONDON, February 23.-It was niece and
not the daughter of Dion Boucicault who
was lost on The Strath Clyde. s 49,.
PH1LApELPH1A, February 23.-Frank
Thomas, youth of fifteen years, committed
suicide to-day by hanging himself. No cause
assigned.
LEwELLEN, Pa, February 23-An explo:
sion in King G. Co.'s colliery to-day killed
one person and fatally burt another.
MEMPHIS, February ga sleeping-caI
attached to Louisville train was burned
last night at Galloway's. The passengers
barely escaped, losing their clothing and
light baggage. ... ........ .,.....,....
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= BALTIMORE LIVESTOCK MARK EFT.

BALTIMORE, February 23.-l he cattle market
during the past week has been quiet and unchanged
very best, 6@6Hc. first quality, A&6.; medium
or good fair quality, 4I15c. ordin:& thin steers,
oxens and cows, 2A@3Ac.; most sales: 4495c.; re-
se,pts, ,465 he sales, ,OO2I head Hogs have
@llHc. few selling at l2c. receipts, 4.055 head.
Sheep have been more active, and prices are
shade higher; range, 4k@74c.; receipts, 2,177
hand
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Arrested for Embexz.ansent.

New Yosgcs February a2 Rieharda B.
tTrsRsrl, former agent of the Pacific Mail Steam
ship Company, IRasI been arrested on com
pIaint soft AiHHa HaiehsupQn the chargh OF
embezzling $3.50, 600 Of the company's pro-
psrty, He was bailed in the sum Of poo, goo.
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IUST RECEIVED, AlLOT OFNEWA
- PATTERN BED-LOUNGES and fine ~
Also on HAND the finest PAR IT.
LOR, CHAMBER, and DINING-ROOM FUBNI
TURE that have eyer kept, with all the lower
buyers toexamine my stock. and they VIII be salts
fed that they. are cheaper titan any goods or the
same quality ever offered IN this city -. . 80, =
Tl7G - Il'H t.2s:st1lls. - y E.GATHRIGHT,
y: ga S.!A 8. WGt - ':S91aE'1 6 Governor street
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Refaulting Cashier.

ST. LOUIS, February pa thirty.thou-
sand-dollar deficiency has been discovered in
the accounts of Cashier Dryer, of the
Farmers and Traders Bank. Dryer has fed.
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n light BRAHMA EGGS s.az-- q. Z i:::s
4; ts, cgs EAARtYI } HhTTIcHH1fg
al nan fi,rr,tsh trosein waet Of IHGHTtBRAHMA
FGGS for early hatc6fpg, from Us fine herlSS ndtas
pure stock as any In America, at 81 per dozen, by
fe23.2t j. W. LEWELLEN,
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RICHMOND AND DANyILL.E RAtLRoAp. EoNffY, I
RICHMOND, VA. January ] D 1875,
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS. TRAIN, no.

3D. . t..s -
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS. TRAINING
SoUTur-Leayes Blchmond at 500 a. Nj, leaves
s pes.s q ss
bcro at 4:ss T. NJ; leaves salisbury ss s;as r.
TRAIN No: 4.1NEw YoEK "a. asp ~ EEw S,,S Os;
545 A. NJ; leaves AIRLINE JupctloVa az a:2HA.
NJ. leaves Salisbury at $50 a, Mi leaves Iasens.
boro, At 1858 ?. d.; leaves D.nvise at Eaa z.
ytils at s:Sl ?. NJ: arrives in Richmond as,s:So
TRAIN No. 5.-EYrcHDuRa Acc MMoDA non,
at BafseViiie a. 1856 2. leaves Burxevils s
2. H.; arrives at Lynchburg ct $50 p d..
SRA SasEs1s !. ss g
! r,pes a: Richmond At 1884 p. NJ. asH1N
TRAIN No. f-LLcoAL BURKEvrtLE lccosSMo-
ton daily Except Sunday, tWestward-leav
richmond at P. NJ; arrives At Burseyiile At
TRAIN. No. 1O.-LocAL BuRKrvnIE Accom-.
NOTATION, Eastwsrd-LeaYes Burkeyille at 6:58
srf Hos Ct u Il
the chesapeake and Ohio railroad. ~
Trains Nos. 8 and ( eonuec. az Greensboro with
trains TO and from Raleigh and GofGsbOros. 22$'
The through trains conn ect at Richmond and Dun
dee with trains on the Richmond, Fredericksburg
and Potomac railroad, aud Washington City VII.
glnIa Midland and Great Southern rsilroad, to and
from Washington, Baltimore, Phlladelphh, and
New York.
trains on the Atlanta and Richmond Air-Line ran.
road TO and from Greenylle, Atlantis, MONTGOMERY,
Mobile, Pensacola New Orleans, aud all souths
western points, and with The Charlotte. Columbia
and Angus railroad for Columbia, Augusta Saran.
nah, Tallahassee, and all southern points,: T.
Traln No. connects at Burkeyille With the AT
lautic, Mississippi and Ohio railroad, from Lynch
burg, Chattanooga, and all southwestern Polnts
Tickets sold 10 all southern and sonthnesHsa
points, and baggage checked through; 10
- Unbrokeu gauge from Richmond to New 0riean 8.
Pullman sleepers run on alt night frains.e
Local tickets are good only for conttnu0us pas
sage 10 the points named on the ticket Hq tpy.
'37I11f' T.. II. r. TALC0rT,
General Suref3nsendenk.
3, JomN 3. MAcAgRDo. General Passengers ASent
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PROPOSALS.

s...rt.,.. PROPOSALS. sssf. e.t:
-. OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT OF THE)
VIRGINIA PEEITENTIAkY, y
10 10 RICHMOND, February =, 1875, y
OEALED PROPOSALS TO FURNISH
- the following articles for tine uso OF the pc VI.
1entiary for The months of March and April will
be received at this Office until FRIDAY. February
25th. at IL o'clock-y18.: q ''r't i.7.. -Es'
5000 pound OF BACON ~
40 barrels Of HERRISGS,
2OUO pounds OF suGAR (sampTe),
l4OO pounds of COFFEE fsample),
l2 sacks OF SALT (brandl, Z
..-.. T. = zoo bushels OF POTATOES. .
ANY or all bids will be refused at the discretion or
the Board Of Directors. !v.ii We q. 'st..&
nv order OF the Board of Directors. .
- : =, - e GEORGE +. STROTBER,
fe 23-td Superintendent Virginia Penitentiary.
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MY STOCK OF FURNITURE ISM .
-lxG~larges comprising all the latest styles for
chamber. parlor, and dtning.room. Walnut f3
,Drt ssing-C Case Suits, 800 to $3.50; Walnuttt
SIS STAINED plain, s25 to $50; Parlor Suits, $50
to 5000; Cane and Wood Chairs; Mattresses
Feather. Beds Pillows, and Boisters. UPholstering
ment. Germs liberal. Prices log. usy,sys
: j. D. GATEWOOD,
$40 Broad street, between Third and Fourth.
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The BabcOck Trial.

WAsHlNeToN, February 23-Aidni9ht.-
District-A,torney Dyer's speech is still com
ing over the wires. Il is very strong.
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FURNITgRE.

ANOTHER REDUCTION INA
~ PRICES OF FURNITURE. AND MAT ~
TREssES.-Chsmber Suits, $25. $50, $50, f
$50, and $50;
Parlor Suits. $40. 500, $50 TO $500; 20
Sldeboards, $40, $50, $50 to $50; str
Naruropts, Si2 WV S3U 70 SloUs .a:-a9
Bureaus, 10, $12, &15 to S75; ....'-... M -.
Bedsteads, IS, IS, IS to $50: Washstands from IL
sf TO $26; Chairs-all styles, and prices !; Exlen-
Safes-seyeral styles; Hair Mattresses, Shuck
Mattresses, holsters, Pillows, and q great Yari-
~, ETY. Of other goods at greatly reduced prices,
See my stock before purchasing, as I Cannot be
undersold. ,. SAMUEL, W. ,EARWOOD, |
fe S.eod3m No. 8 Governor street, Richmond Va.
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FINANCIAL.
& STRAUS,

MILLHISER & STRAUS,
INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE AGENTS
.... AND AUCTIONEERS, -..
No. ELEVENTH STREET, BIT. MAIN AND BANK,
have money in sums of $106 and upwards to lean
on commercial paper or other collateralS.
Parties DESTROYS of awaiting themselves OF the
above Will apply at once TO
.:gs MILLHTSER & STRAUS,
fe 24-ThF&M3t No. Eleventh street.
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RIcnMoNn, AND PETkRsaNRa RAlLRoApl

r. ~ COMPANY ~
COMMENCING OCTOBER "a, 1875
~ trains on this road wiL,run rs follows!
$40 A. THR6G Sea axit S dsy sxcep. sun.
@f. 5sy): connec.lus for all points South
.sg.., and West. Sleeping car attached rams
FAX .hp5G %1a To e Weldon
day.. with eassh attached for -Petsrs-
burg. and stations On the Southsidc
road, Lysaabarg, and the West.
l4o H. T 364 nc Sn,. NAIL san, sy sopnecssns
:.s5.. senEers taking this train VIII mako
80, close connection nd Petersburg for
49,, Norfolk sleeant Parlor-cas attached
5;ca P. NJ, FREEHT daily isxeep; sunday, With
coacs.a tached. 40. 49,
| LEhya RBTERsBgRS NORTH.
ESQ A. H., EKElGaTfTRAIS aaily Except suus
sls:oo NJ, TaR0UeH NALL daily connecting
aa[54 So,oSgsc ra'sosa for all potnts hass
500 P. H. FsEIGay daily fe1cep SUNDAYS
1885 z. d., THROUG HMA1L daily tpxcept sun.
- 2. 1 dayL connecting With Richn,and,
t.,.,-,. -, FrederiRasb burg and POTOMAC salfoaa
= fnrall points East and w est. Pullman
,'.'. :! '''' sleepeY attached. 2rnnning through
| =. .. 10, Baltimore: Aiso making close
Ohio railroad for the Virginia SPRINGS
MAIL r IA all sH sep I ss,sssa Rich
mond and Petersburg exr ept nj Chester. TYR.
I This is the only line ruuntpx double daily tFdns
making close connexions FOR Charleston, Cotam.
| bia, Augusta, ssvansah and Southwest Georgia,
| Passengers for Clover HSl Pits leave RlshMon
at 1:45 r; II, MONDAYS. WEDNESDAYS, and
ALL TEAMS leaving Petersburg will ssart from
DE- 81 eS's->----a A. SHAW. supertutpudsut.
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,r liberty GAZING AT sun
caDrEsa We ,.nrGGERY-wkSTERS MEA-
Rl>E-, I,nSGYESs-THE JETTiEs-
>CRts ~ Pacific RAlLWAT-WHf
TENN> - ~ HUILT WHAT CAUSES
sHOthp ! rE-TuE MlLLIoNAIRES oP-
1H 3!rp ~ 1lE MILLION.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK.

| NYw YORK. February 23--Non,.-Sssass active
| and lever Money, 3. Guit,. 11AH Exchange
Lcog, 4S6h; short. 49oH. GorerRmsnusactiye and
| steady. STATES qAiet aud steady. -. ~
| Erentn1 -hfOuey off 7red at 4. Gold. ar4t91 lax.
| steriing easier ei 1861. GoernmentSda|E States
quiet and nominal. 80 tt@.'
| n -. :, - :. BALTIMORE. att.aE
BAErIMoRE, February 23.-Wireirda 6's, old,
| Sc; cepsois, B9x West VIrginia's, 9E North
Caroliua 6's, cd, 10; new, s. special tax, q. Bid
lito-day. ..-,
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Deposits Of one dollar and upwards received, and
six per cent allowed on deposits
Deposits received subject 10 check without notice.
and interest allowed on same II not checked on
more frequently than two or three times week.
Bank open every day from O'Clock A. II. till 8
O'Clock p. m, and on Saturday from P. ST. TIL
z. az. de 90. eod3m
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MARINE INTELLE6ENCE


MINIATURE ALMKEAC-FEBRU4RY "a, 1875.
Sun rises.,,'.. ssass vorr,I HIGH 1Ips: 4:s7
Moon rises....... .6:29 EvenioS... ::...... 4:57
ARRIVED, .@.; - e..
Steamer Westover, skinner Baltimore, mer-
chandse and passengers, L. b. Iatum. agent. 49, ,
steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, mer.
chandise aud passengers, l.. b. Tatun, agent.
49," ~. -... g., SAILED. ! ,gsIstfEI.", .
Schooner j. Burley, Northup, Philadelphia, ore,
Schooner Fannie, Miller, Norfolk, barrels, &C.,
Currie & Co. IN f. ~ ....a .t I- T..z..E 2
.yz... ..s.. CLEARED FOB THIS PORT.
From Rockand on the 18th, schooner Maggie
Bell. '.. r r :.
l.s.@ ..." .,nr MEMORANDA. -
The schooner W. Bunnell, Bupnell, hence, at
New York on the 21st - - - 900 II
! The schooner l.. A. Daneuhower, Grace. hence,
ut Boston on the 2lst. y .tass =. .go.. JACK 4
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CAPITAL Punishment Abolished in
Maine.
AUGUSTA, Me-, February 23.-The Gov.
ernor has signed the bill abolishing capital
punishment, and It has now become law.
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2. W. PICKRELL. President.
T.. b. SNEAD, Cashier.
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TITIZENS BANK OF RICHMOND
PAID-UP CAPITAL 900
RPLUS................... ............. $4,000
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