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- = RTCHMeND, VA January l9s 1873. ~
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lives e. RfchEnond A. S34. e. M
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Markets Dy Telaerapls.
NWW YORK

\ Z ! 2 = ygF " a.
I:sa3 bales al .i3sia1s 9.I8c. Flou, less Active;
Ss ferso common % fair extra % goa
decided change ID p1ica Corn scarce and fuily lie.
better; Csc. for new white ard yellow southern to-
gether; &c. for new yellow southern Csc. for
quiet: 44G477Se. for mixed western and State !;
46@02c. for white western and STATE. Pork sleady.
Lard lower; prime stem. $14 15@sl4.2E. Cof.
tins and rosin unchanged. FTeighis ouH. ].
BALTIMORE.
frmer. and unchanged Wheat qaie,, firm, aad un
white. 5s@sIc.; yellow. $50 6oSc. Oass dull ano
lower; southern, 4o@46c. Rye dull but steady.
Provisions quiet, Arm aud unchanged. Lard higher;
Coffee quiet and nim. whisky higher =. si.1S
= - 1 CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, March 25.-FlouY quiet and nm
changed. Wheat arm and in fair demand .. 81 30
@s1.3o. Corn Irregular at 50@b1c.. sEot. Oats
steady wiihmooerate D. Inapd at 37G43c. 6arley
Changed: Lard quiet az III tirn; steam, fsx@isse
cash. Eulk.Mea steady, Bacon quiet aud steady.
Whiskey Armer and held higher. Hogs steasy and
ceipts. 4ss head; shipments, 1850 head. FIeiehts
LOUISVILLE.
ybe Ms5sh 6 Sss 4ss , os and s7
SIC. Rye, 75c. Provisions stea " and firm. rors,
Se3. so. Bulk. meats--shou ders, Sic; clear rio
ders. 9xc.; clear rib and clear sides, 3IS.l0@
$1337h; sugar-cIred hams, lSt016xc. Lard
Tierce, 16hc.: keg. 1910 Whiskey nominaIly
S1.oS. Bagging quiet and frm.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. Louis, March 25.-FlouI -Eirmer + cling; in-
creased demand; nrices unchanged. Wheat easier;
No. Cred winter. 81 81: 81 40 bid at close; No. 8
red winter. 81 33X., Did. Corn active; No. Q
mixed, S4I@l44hc. Oats inactive but firm; NO. 2
35c. Barley nrmer: No. spriug, soc. @S1. Rye
inactive Sac, bid. Provisions quo and unchanged.
Hogs scarce and wanted packing, SSG$9 so. Cat
tie frmer and hel1 higher; good demand ess
pecially for butchers grades.
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,o,.or from Petersburg.

,1o,>c Of The Elchniohu o'spa'e''3
lcmTe'iS''1pnrrr prspuRG. March 25, 1876.
-, ,,ontInc Of the Common Council
AsP,s'",, - o'clock to-day for the purpose
was hc'H =, non relative TO the proceedings
q tsklHE "Nr Atlantic. Mississippi! and Ohio
s.,jns' NV Mr. J. W, Friend, at the request
raiiroanI:: NO. Committee, offered pream-
q The ',I,,;ors representing that whereas
tlesnN 'p,n,crsburg Is interested In the
the CITY " stakeholder in the sum OF
c,mWN, "a as cuarantor to the extent OF
SSNr"Sr', no" nna NJ the bonds OF the Southside
over F'',| G,n,,any. a component part Of said
E,l''ahh"" Mississippi and Ohio railroad; ard
N'n.s ne Judgment Of the Counc'i tnss
!; ts'n9 ~[r,fnt OF said company IS cnsrac'
:5' mum ~ nnusr4l intelligence, tsitoiulness,
it;T',t -; and that the complications bow
%! SKI ,,r the company are the result OF
,t;2"1'"1.'|e .tacnatlon OF business, ana the
5G@p'''., 6cprcssinu Of the monetary IN.
t2A>G4' m, the result Of mismanagcment
.e'5.'' saw '".,, Of capacity on the part oil the
0Tinf sr1 that The mercantile and manu-.
ctSfH.u :,trrrsts of this city, its trade ana
i't'G.'Y .-.,.neri,v. a. well as its interest IS
t@,"t ts,- and yuarantor. are closely INFER.
''"Ho, .i,h The maintenance and support 0!
Na' y| "c and can be bes. protected and
~ ,. r,II4 rs 4 continuance OF Us present
gg,,~,rnment: therefore c.ou oe
-i T.,.,,rrf. That The Common Councii OF
49,. I,>'r n Petersburg. conhd'ng in me ca
=: -, - in,eIicence, aud iHfeNtole hdelity 10
I,. ..'-. n general William Malone, presl:.
ss..of s;;6 company, earnestly rccomihcuu
g.. g.. f,r the appointment OF receiver, oe,
s.. We" INT h's comprehensive views, tes'eu
ai'..- ona varied experience, ana ms Ia
..:.: a. Win the appointments ana detai's
I., ~'tj comalny. cm,nently fit him for the
TIN; Tba, Dru-y \. Hinton, E>q' attorney
,his c;,y ~ -.G1c-ted 10 present these
~ ..s '',I n the Cnitci States circuit
E,,,,. and to ;akeanyand AL recess NY stel's
- -, o,,, the wishc. Of this Couucil, anu
:. ,,~,,er, The Interest o. tins c'iy.
s"T ~. coo;e, o( these proceedings be COM
.. 10 the Council OF the city Of
iTTnc!5urc and Norfolk, ana 10 Tue secretary
>; w. meeting OF ooudhoderS OIL sald CON-
- 49, r,rntly hsll in Baltimore.
RI. ye.ou';oas we're UNANIMOUSLY ADOPT
., resolution was also adopted for the
o., ,,oan, O. \ committee, consisting OF
', -, ,r.rI,er Of the Council and one citizen
a. l,.rr, 10 confer with the bondholders OF
,fa Atlantic, Mississippi ana on,o roao' lesi-
G.rt in hi, clly, Baltimore, ana elsewhere
|.,o ,bs oe., course to pursue IN reference
70 Inc varied interests involved.
IN tie MAYORS Court tnis morning. .n s
co.orel 10y Henry WAKES WAS. WAS eA Hs1o
on tie charge OF nl'i'p@ '',''ln 1919 -
some additional eYiHehce vas Ds;lo' sno ~
ia- tia. tht prisoner itu "uIpp.a .h n
licensed the CAV before shoo''hs' anu 'nN'
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6 Z = = :, = II = =
FINANCIAL:
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE

~ a. onUAIs c1Rrcn 255 1876
s1dte Virgins eonsols 6gx bid. Sgs
sskeo Vtrginia deferred. S7S bid, 8 a,fsd: VIZ.
ginia hI.receiyable coupons, S7k bid, SSk asked
Manchester 8,s, 80 asked; Manchester S's, 95 lid.
Rgttroad Bo7.ds.-Y Virginia and Tennesses Rail-
road second mortgage 6's. j, and j., 66 bid. as
mortgage Sf, D.. ana j., SO bid, 72 asked: Kich-
mond and Petersburg Railroad first MORTGAGE S's.
and Potomac Railrea6 mort sase rs, j. and j !.
94k BID: Richmond auf DanSille Railroad CON.
soIidated 6ts, NJ. aud NJ, II bid
Gt7laI Bonds.Jsmes ktver aud Kanawha Canal
first mortgage 6's, si. and NJ, So asked.
Rdiirodf Stocks.-Htcbmond anc Dapville Rail-
road, 100 par, 4 bid, asked.
Sank &ockS.-First National, 100 par, IA bid,
LEO asked: Bank Of Commerce, 20 par, 25 bid.
has1.1ance Compdntes.-V,rginia Home, / 90 par,
102 asked; Merchants and Mechanics. LOO par, So
bid SO asked; Old Dominion, 400 par, SO asked.
observation-disclosures River and kAnawha Pack
ct, 12h par, bid, 10 asked.
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A FORCED LOAN FROM MATAMoRAs MERs

A FORCED LOAN FROM MArAMoRAs MER"
CHANTS alpcston, March 24.-The
Brownsville special to the Necs says:
Yesterday afterBoon General Lebarra gave
the merchants and Businessmen OF hiata-
moras peremptorv order to meet him at
bis office at half.pas O'Clock. He informed
them when they met that the object OF The
meeting was to raise $500, 200 to pay bis
troops and place the city in state of defence.
He offered premium of thirty per cent. ID
custom house bonds, saying it was friendly
offer, and if 1t was not accepted he would
raise the money by force, and not scruple to
use severe means, aud if necessary to seiza
the merchants to effect bis object, he would
do so. He said he had the interest Of the
Government In his hands, and he would
subserve them at all hazards. The mer-
chants present were then called OH to SUBJ
scribe to the loan. When Senor Antonio
Langorio was called he said be was I'm.
able to subscribe. He was Immediately con.
fined in the artillery quarters, and is there
yet. He can be released by subscribing
$4,000. Ten thousand dollars has been de.
mauded from the house of Don Francisco
Armediar. The manager Of the fra is an
American citizen, and is in New Orleans at
present. Some of the members Of the firm
are on this side. List plight 50 900 was sub.
scribed, and to-day $4,000. This sum falls
short S57, 900 of what is needed now. Gene
raj Lebarra says he will call for the balance
in fifteen days or so. In addition to this
forced loan, the Mexican Government has
levied tax of one per cent upon capital,
property, etc. The American merchants
have subscribed to the loan, but in view of
the Interior measures on the part Of General
Leoarra they have applied to United States
Consul Wilson for protection.
General Delse is near Matamoras with
more than one thousand men. 1t Is sup.
posed he will attack soon. The above facts
will aid materially to give him an easy vic
tory.
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=, rm.ANcs-CLggIcAL lsTrsFEREscs IN 7ns
nnrt I'9ss'- Versailles. March 24.-The re-
s1ir- u coinmi,tee recommending an in
cal a.r ,n,o Toe election Of IA. Nun, the cIeri-
pnt Gspusy, 10 ss;ertaic whether there was
cIerSr interference on the part Of the
Nm o. Nv, was taken up for consideration. M.
The r; alaoe an energetic speech In defence of
in e MSn. Of toe clergy to support candidates
aeosesS 70 defend religion. which was
N I Eo oy the Democrats.
re,ionaa Gloesta replied that he did not attack
updsr hoerty, which ought to be protected
Goys,,.ne republic as well as any other
inp NJ m lie continued: "When speak.
teIjnio1 sas clerical party we do not aiude to
the Fo w., or to sincere Catholics, or even to
dreadt . cue clergy, many Of whom doubtless
We sim 'oe encroachments OF the Vatican. All
orornl i AZ 10 to confine the clergy in their
bsins t sphere, and prevent the pulpit from
W. a. atIahslermed into a political platform.
d. G Ee,he this inquiry In order to cali upon
thevu vYefnment to remind the clergy tbal
IT, snouid remain 10 their proper sphere. -
nsy.. inquiry was voted by sos yeas to ITO
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Mn nrtIIN Marnh d 1915

NesSrS. Eli!0rS: Frederick Brooks (co.
oTrdj, arrested on three warrants-two for
selling sud one for setting fire to woods-hy
7. 7. Burton, was found guilty of stealing
in both cases, and ordered to receive nine
teen 4shrS il one case and twenty in the
tttc-, which were given by Constable Am
brosc Barrett. There being no evidence
against him in the fire case he was dis
charged. Justice 4. 6. E!am sat in all the
eases. Brooks is supposed to be guilty OF
many bad acts, bat we think he will be bene-
f,ed by what he received from Constable
Barrett ihi. time
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sCHRDuLE l5r III q

+ PAssENaERTRAIHs leave west pan. IS 1rr.y
iesye Richmond DO NJ s1rsias d q I'd fois
Trs;p connect ii wet fofaf MD a..
b 6aYos lTpAYa md sEM ND HI ssss ~
sfessnprs ION BaItSnnre and al eastfey !, Ssyfrss ~
MONDAYS, n EDNEsDA Us, and FRlD1Ys.
Fare 70 Ralttmo. S0
Fare 10 Balnmon ana ~ 81 90
Fare to Pbiladelphia ..-s.sst, a.. 80
Fare 10 New York.. % %
s 1n l. I1e FREIGHT gsAias iesss k.ss.
steamers, and delivering freight IN Baltimore early
next morning returning, leave Wef Point 3 3
2:15 p. a., arriving at Rfchmoxd 81 81 "a ~
and connecting with the Through EretRht Train
on the Richmond and Dsnviue raiffoad for ~
ExPKsss A 1iFaErGHT received on sf0HDxYS
"WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY b.f6re q r. KfMfIS
be delivered In Baltimore the following dxy IS u
LOCAL FREIGHT TRAINS With rssseSaxx-SS
coaches attached leave Richmond st 8.E9 GA. Non
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS, and SATURBAYHe
and leave West Point for Richmond me same dxybs
at 1856 a. NJ, arriving ut Richmond at 80 HP H.
to the travelling public and shippers tfl4t ia
steamers Of shis line between Baltimore ard West
Point have theen RENTED In the most tnoronght
manner for the accommodation OF passengers "a IL
freight & go =,
In ample time 10 connect with the rail- lines for:
philade!pha, New York, Boston, aad all EASTERN
Frelghts Win be given the utraoss dispatch. ne
transfers at Richmond Of fresghts 70 OF from SOUTH
: l b. r. DOUGLASS, Superintendent.
wv. ~. BRAGG.. Master Transportstian. sInh IL ss
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MARINE HNTELsaaEaCE.
PORT OF RICHMoND. MARCH rs 1878.

PORT OF RICHMOND. MARCH rs 1875.
ARRIVED SATURDAY AND SUNDAY.
SITES mer Isaac Bell, Lawrence, New YORK, mer.
chaudise and passengers. 81 w. Allel & Co.. agents
steamer MISSIONER, skinner. Baltimore, mer-
chandise and passengers, l.. b. Tatum, agent.
Schooner OLkps mes, Edmund, Orient, guano,
Ruffiu, sutphin & Co.
Schooner Alice Curtis, Phillips Baltimore, wheat,
Dunlop s. McCance
Schooner John Mcdonnell, Mex endry. Norfolk,
light, Curtis & Parker.
SAILED SATURDAY AND SUNDAY.
Steamer Shirley, TrayerS, Baltimore, merchandise
and passengers. l.. B. Tatum. agert
Steamer Eliza Hancox, Clifford, Norfolk, mer.
chandise and passengers, 4. b. 'tatum. aren't
Steamer Isaac Bell, Lawrence, New York. mer-
chandise and passengers, e. w. Allen Co., agents
Schooner F. ii. Odlorne Crowell, Boston, NO.
block coal, Gervas storrs, agent.
MEMORANDA.
Schooner jamestown, Hyer, hence, at New York
on Frinay.
Schooner Tampico, Bonhoff, hence, at Rio Grande
ON The 4th ultimO.
BY telegraph.
NORFOLK. March 25.-Arriyed: British steam.
ship Hayden. She win take on board the cargo Of
the disabled steamship Australian, which put in
here several weeks ago with the loss OF her rudder
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COMPULSORY PILorAaE.-De Delegations from
Massachusetts, New Jersey. Pennsylvania,
and Delaware, were before the House Com.
mittee on Commerce Friday, urging the
passage of Mr.. Hates bin repeating the conn
pulsory pilotage act. The committee will
probably report early next week. &
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B 4 TELEGRApH
SECULAR AND RELIGIOUS
MATTERS.
THE BRAZILIAN EMPEROR's FARE
WELL AUDIENCE.
FIRE AMP FLOOD.
Count Won Arnim In Trouble.

An Episcopal Church Consecrated ii
Rome-The Methodist Centennialin
North Carolina-Jack Frost in
the South-Fruits and Vegeta-
bles Destroyed-The San
Francisco Course, &c.
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The treatment Of American prisoners OF
var BIZ the EpglIsh Ia the Revolution, and
especially thoae VITO were ID the old Jersey
prison.ship, was revolving 10 hnmaaLty. Yet
why do we forgive the glish Eand: remefn.
sber Anaersonyiiie p Nstp Fork HHs'Tasa.
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GAN OBJEcr OF INTEREST. Madison
.Gnd.) Courier. The hog belonging 60 Mr..
Melvin Duffy, which was bitten BY a mad-dog
about TIVE weeks ago, became rabid yester-
day. It Is securely penned mp, and Is IN OBJ
ject OF interest TO citizens in The nsighbor.
hood s 81
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BANK STATEMENT.
COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHadOSp. March 25. 1875.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE,
RICHaIoNp, March IS, 1875.
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT White 70 bushels. Red, sS4 bushels.
CORN.-W7sae 952 bushels. Alred, 1853 bushels.
OATs.-994 bushels.
MBAL.L40 bushels.
SALES.
WHEAT White. 3S bushels at Sl.46; 50 bushels
at $I.40-tataI. 20 bushels. Red, sd bushels COM
mon al 81 So: 1OS bushels al Sl.40; "a bushels
very good al 81. 46; 1873 bushels prime at 81 so ;
LA bushels very good at SLAB: 40 bushels at
81. 40 SO bushels at 81 43-total, 6S4 bushels.
CoRN-Whtte; S5S bushels very good on private
terms 350 bushels prime 1T 56c.; AZ bushels very
good at 54o.-IotaI.. $50 bushels.
CORN NEAL 6S bushels at SAC.
OArs-172 bushels good spring at i5c.; 172
bushels common winter Oh private terms-total,
S44 bushels.
MEAL-40 bushels prime bolted at 6Oc.
RE-EXHIBITED.
CORN White, ~ bushels.
OATS.-062 bushels.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK., March Z5.-Money easy; offered at
3. Gold dull at 4@114x. Sterling quiet at 4S7.
Governments dull but steady. SAFES fuiet and
steady.
BANK STATEMENT. :.
Loans decreased $1,000. 900, specie decreased
$4,000, legai-tenders decreased S1,S75,G00,
deposits decreased &C. $4,000, reserve decreased
81, 200 900. - yle
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. March 25.-Fhgfnia 6's, old. so;
console. 20. West Virgina's, 3. North Carolina
6's, old l6; new, 8; special tar. Q. Bid to-day.
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RICHMOND, FRKD,a & poToKAc Il, Il. Co,
E, OFFICE GENERAL TICKET AaKrT.
RICHMOND January 8, 1862
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS. 4

OFFICE GENERAL TICKET AaKfgT.
RICHMOND. January 8, 1862
' " Meeting WITH The II Bs is more and Onto
railroad AT Shepherd. opposite Alex
andria: due at Camden station, Balti.
more at 9:16 p. NJ. aud with New
York train iIHR0DGH LEEpEk
From SHEPHERD TO e w
YORK;, and with New York night
express rta Baltimore and Potomac
railroad at Washington, arriving ~
Cbarles-street statinn,e Baltimore . {
1880 z. d. THROUGH SLEEPER
Fa9M WAsHINGroa TO NEW
1000 P. n. leaves Byra-sueet staten Sundays
iiS s. ga q sn
Baltimore and Ohio railroads. q
665 p. II. ACC0MMOpATION TRAIN fer
Hanover Junction, leaves Droad.Ssree
station lSundays excepteGt.
SAM. arrives at Byru-Street station tkeas
1:soP. M. arfi S al Byra.srse. station daily.
S:37 a. NJ, ACCOMMODATION TEAM arrives
at Broad-Street station tSandays en-
ceptedl. ~ k4a53
Parlor-cars on day trains. -
Pullman sleepers on night trains, S AT
TRAINS lsays sroas sre SIcS
NIGHTS fol all points North and West and ar
rive on MONDAY, WEDNESDAY,, and FRIDAY
MORNINGS. Consignees OF live stock and pertsh4
able articles, upon giving notice at Depot, can OBJ.
Tain freight at Boulton on preceding evening.
Through bills OF lading and rates given 70 4
pfh'e''Si p0Au'' VIZ "A' Eft. D. MYERS.
General superintendent
ja4 General Freight and Ticket Agent
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0OANToN INSIDE LINE.naE

NEW FAST FREIGHT ROUTE BETWEEs
RICHMOND AND PHlLADEbfHkA
-c>----a1 TRI.WEEKLY.
On and after OCTOBER lsT the spklaad 7son
steamers OF this line win leave Eichmon1 Ig gs
DAYS, THURSDAYS, and SATUsDAIo LOU u
Powhatan Steamboat Lines pteg, az corHer 81
Tyenty second aod DOCK streets, making close eon;
necdon each trip at Canton. Md, East BaM i.
with the Philadelphia, Wilmington and Bafatoose
railroad Company for Philadelphia.
- SPECIAL ADVANTAGE.
An freight by this line covered py are ano
Insurance free OF cost. No dockage cDarged ny
Richmond. Rates rs low az any oSnsr me me- ptss
ia The quickest line between Ph2tadeIpfaa ann hseD
mond. e4 3,..s a. =, n,, 10 ~ arSad
6 fs,ntnn Inside Line, ~ and cent % thf kmhdei-
pSia Wilmington and Baltimore depoh Phi'a4'si
pha. . :. az, - p, ,,a ,,o,nh4a ana Rach.
mond For further information sppiy 70
- -. - : 80 IL. b. IAFDn, 4 Sens.
~ cgJsa a Twanty.s second and Dock streen
r ..3s - 80 and No. sos MAIN street. or 70
~ >. g. WILSON, General freigAe Agent,
rh ptass ayy,nn;s = 49, - taSD s
= 20
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RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG BAILRoADs

RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG BAILRoADl
COMMENCING OCTOBER SsfA y, lsss
~ trains on this road win run ..,I e follows:
$40 A. NJ, TaROGGH NAIL dsiiy EXCEPT Sum.
day.. connecting for aIl points South.
and West s,eepinz-car attached runs
7A5 A. AZ, FRE Sta II TsAiN daily except sun
day. With coach attached foF gststas.
l45 F Fla fas a. S
for all points Youth and West Pss..
senRers taking ibis tralh win MAZE
Solf Sisssa. p.rlor.ssf sssschsl
runs through 70 Weldon. 80
500 p. n, m TIT daily texcept Sunday, Nasa|
coach sitacheds ~, b ft tx - - ~
75o .T EkEsHT ssHs s sSE EXCEPT
day. with coach attached. ~.
N' ~ with Richmond. Frederlcksburg and
Potogac railroad for an points Hast
500 P. NJ. FsEGiaT d.ily Except SUNDAYS
1855 F NJ, f ffas a51sfs sarL DAN, ie1eept
dsyh connecting .rtth Richmond,
Fredericksburg2pdP ot0ntc Ntlroad
for all points East and West Pullman
sleeper attached. running through
to Baltimore. Also Lnsking Gloss
connection With the Chesapeake and.
&C. Ohio railroad for the Virginia Sprtnn
and all points North and Wezss .slss
The NAL w sos sSe
making esose eonnsctians Tor Chsrestoo olnM.
bia AaEsss. s 9; and sos'hue
At f rs e a sssfl III
III III ATtasi1Ns leaving Pss.so.rr WIN sron
A az 81 s0 A. SHAW. apnersntendsnt: 8.
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T., sdm,t ~ ~ tae currency fesormers are Obliged
GET Mos .aat sott money 10 hard enongh--to.
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EOR BALTIMORE. sflsM

EOR BALTIMORE. SLflsM,
e TRI-WEEKLY.,S&ssassaa'..ssssssE q.
POWHATAN STEAMBOAT LINE
FOR
THROUGH FREIGHT.
TRAESFEk BETWEEN RICHMOND AND
BALTIMORE.
NODOCKAGE CHARGED.
The new ana fast iron steamers sHlRLE1 ano
MISSIONER of this line, leave their new pier, IN
the Dock, foot Of Twenty. second street, every
TUESDAY and THURSDAY MORNINGS at
o'clock, and SATURDAY AFTERNOON at
O'Clock, for Baltimore, close connections at
Locust Point with Baltimore and Ohio rairoad Tor
ali points west and northwest; also, with Northern
Central railroad for northern cities and Canada. :
Through bills signed TO Raltimore and an poin1
West and rates guaranteed rs low as by anT other
line Apply 10 L. B. TATUM, Agent.
Offices: fwenty.second and Dock streets and No.
ooa Main street. &C 81
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CHESAPEAKE AND a,Hfo n xrLroAps9 ~
PASSENGER DEPARTMENT., ~
RICHMOND, Va, March l676s ~
I'M AND AFrERM ARCH6,siS PAS-
" SENGER TRAINS will run IL foilJWs 1:
Leave sa,xs R =. s sa9 3.
Arrive at Washington, 2:40 e ID. 7:40 A. d s.
Arrive at Charlottesville 1:50 r. M. zI6 An:
Arrive at Lynchburg.. $50 i. 3D. 9:1S A
Arrive at Staunton....... 4:l5 j. M. 4:i0 A. ID u
Arrive at ailiboro...... Csc 2. Il. s0s 4. Il
Arrive at Coyi2gton...... e:26 z. Al. 729 a. M,
Arrive at White Sulphur 600 r. ii. $40 4. III:
Arrive ut Htnlon......... 1l6 a. d. 1880 A. NJ
Arrive at Kanawha Falls. $50 a. d. I;i5sP. M
Arrive ut CharIeston.... 1908 A. u. 2:62 y. IA
Arrive at HUNTINGDON. $40 A. AZ. 4:56 2. n
Arrive at Cincinnati. 6.u0 a.. HI
Train leaving Richmond at 9:Oe A. II. runs daily
(e1cept sundayl stopping at az regular stations.
stopping at Hanover, Louisa, Gordonsyille, Char
lottesville, Ivy, Mecham's river. Greenwood
Waynesboro', Staunton Goshen, MILFORD, Co7.s
nKton, Allegheny, and ell regular stations west OF
Allegheny. Z. - 81 y
Accommodation train leaves Richmond Tor Corr
louisville and all interim dlaie stations daily {excepf
Sunday a. 4:35 p. III. 2ssItss
Trans arrive ct Rishmord rs follows:
Express Train daily at .............4:41 A. HI
Nail Train daily except Sunday at.....6.4G r. Ms
Accommodation Train daily Except
Trains coming int Richmond stop at stations q
above. &; ztstg-s
Trains make close connection with trains Of the
burg railroads, both 70 aud from Richmond,
For further Information, rates, &c apply st ga )
Main street, or at company's offices. 80.
CONWAY b. HOWARD, SIS
General Passenger and Ticket Agent.
NH q ~ General Manager.
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DHILADELP RICH. &M&
L MOND, AND NORFOLK SnEAM- $500
SHIP LINE.-FOR PHlLADELP TWlCE a
line will leave Philadelphia every TUESDAY and
SATURDAY, and Richmond every TUESDAY
aad FRIDAY at q O'Clock.
Freight taken at low rates for all parts Of New
Jersey, Pennsylvania, and Delaware, for ProVi-
dence and Boston. Also, for Liverpool and Ant
werp via Red Star and American steamship lines,
and bills OF lading signed through:
W.P. PORTER, Agent
2425 Dock street, Richmond.
WILLIAM p. CLYDE b CO..
mh12 No. 10 South Wharves, PhiiadefDhia.
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