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IA Spring, $50.
ATTRACTIVE STOCK OF NEW GOODS NOW
OPENING
AT WHOLESALE AND Retail,


At unprecedented Low Prices FOR CASH,
or to prompt paying customers on the usual time,
Our stock comprises. in part. excellent bargains
in the following GOODS. to which we respectfully
cali the attention of tie purchasing community A
call and examination of Goods and prices is only
necessary to insure sales to the most economical
DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT..
SILKS OF newest designs IN any quantity, from
% Tse Tse's ses. as Baek Dft aia in the city
, Bereses; Grenadines; Tissues; Organd,es; :;
Printed Fonlards; Bsrese Ang!ase French Ia iaco- o.
the yard and IN robes less than Is per cent on cost
u '''''' '''''" LINEN GOODS.
100 pieces pure IRISH Linen at 37ta cts. per yard
Linen Bosoms of all grades. very, cheap; Linen
SheetIngsi, Pillow Linen; Table Damask; Nap
srie nc HandkeTchl M sfs' very cheap; linen Drills !;
hueAa'ack and WIFI H1TE rEa o"Ss SofaSssye Diapers
Cambrcs Iaconeis Swisss Is Checks; Stripes :;
Brihants; Tarlatans: Grapes, by the piece or b,
WV ' DOMESTIC FABRICS.
celebrated makes, such as New York Mills. i;onds-
piece b, the yard. Also. fnIl stock of such
G%pEs e9Rf IN
500 rench Lace Points; $50 Lace Nantes, of va
nous t,les Burnous. Mandarines, PiccoIomnis,
ana all the newest sty les out. Also arge stock of
new SPRING SHAWLS, e1ceedingly cheap.
EMBKOi UhklES.
In this department we can show the largest and
cheap Goods ot he Kind in the city. without any
exec ption, comprising everything comlng under
this head, too nu,ner Gus to mention. We, bow
ever. cal the particular attention Of ladies to the
of neat Cant ric Bands, " hich are SO
desirable.
HOSIERY DEPARTMENT.
Ladies. misses. gents and boys Hose and Half
Hose, of all kinds and all prices; very low by the
PAkASoI,s "A AND LADIES SUN UMBRELLAS,
In great variety and cheap.
BONNET RIBBONS,
At our usual unrivaied low prices.
Merchants from towns or the country who are
making their selections in this market, would con
suit their interest by giving our stock an examlna
tion, many foods they can save Is per cent.
in purchasing from us.
J. MILLHISER & BRO, 1913 Broad st.
NH l2-lm
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Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.
Triai Of CAPT. WifcAe1-LQwYer UronHsd. Sc.

Trial Of Capt. Wifehey-Lowyer DroWnsJ, SC.
LYNCHBURe, Va, March 20.
The trial Of Vincent Witcher. the principal
actor in the great Franklin tragedy, COM
menced on last Thursday at Franklin county
Court-House. Great interest is taken in the
trial throughout that entire section Of country
and very large crowd was in attendance, the
Court room being damned" The trial up to
n late hour Thursday evening was progress
ing slowly, some Of the evidence taken being
Of very conflicting nature. 1t Is said that
Capt. w. has exhibited great Grmness and
seIf-possession throughout his difficulties, and
Is confdeut of his final acqu ittal. He will take
part in his own defence, and will be assisted
by Messrs. James Whittle and VIM. NJ. Tread.
way, OF Pittsylvania Every effort will bc
made by the prosecution tor his conviction
Cook, Of Wytheville, Hughes billiard and
Taliaferro, of Franklin, and our talen ted
Commonwealth's Attorney, Maj. James Gar
land, are the prosecuting attorneys In behalf
OF the Commonwealth.
A lawyer named VIM. NJ. Cook, of Roanoke
CO., was drowned on last Monday, in crossing
Morris creek in a buggy, while on his way TO
Craig county &. II. A friend was with him
In the buggy at the time OF the accident, who
narrowly escaped a similar fate. No further
particulars learned.
"A negro man, who ha, been missing since
last December, the property OF Mrs. H. A.
Stratton, OF this city, WAS found dead, floating
down James river, about two miles above
mere, fhIs morning "A coroner's Jury was
called, aud rendered verdict Of accidental
drowning. The body showed signs Of having
been extinct of life for some months. o. X.
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suiclDx.-A widow nszhed Nancy Caatley.
living near D0ons q. II, Va. commltssd sui.
eIds on the sss Inst s Sas Sot sp ia the morn.
Children. and was seen by one OF her sons 70 70
to . trunk and take s0msthine ont and waik
ont At the DOR. The oang mAn rot m M
went ont Aud found has mothe: lying dead in
lying bes.ds her.
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THE COLD OF THE JURA MOUNTAINS -
Another death from cold has takea place in the
French part of the mouE taius Of the Juro.
making, the local journals state, the eleven tn
in that district since the beginning Of the win
ter. A man named PaSet, Of Champvaux,
who had besoOn business at Arbors, was found
three nights ago lying senseiess in the snow ut
ashort distance from Poligny; some gendarmes
Immediately went 70 the spot, but on moving
him they found that his clothes were frozen go
hard that they broke like glass! On, however.
being covered with q cloak, he recovered SUN.
cient consciousness 10 thanx the genda rmes.
and with their assistance to walk about sipo
yards. He then tainted, and was carried to
the nearest house. There he again became
conscious, and food was offered him; bur,
placed ON his legs, he fell back and expired.
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- eems sf Arr, sn1. Pess.afts vesth se.
ssT6s and kssxias, ere ths rn0f00nAlhe q
kfS. III Main street. Omsii DaxususosyIss aad
Hmiros ypes cOrisd sad ens!ged u LIE sise. de-
vorte6 in Crayon. -AtsO, AMBkOTyfEH an
plain PHOTOGRAPHS executed II the highest
style Of the art.
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BLOODY AFFAIR.-The Mt. Sterling iKy)
Wh;g, of last week, con tains the following &C.
count of a fatal affray which occurred on the
10th inst.
A most horrible rencontTe took place in
Powell county, on Saturday last, on the land
of Harvey Hall, some eight miles from Stan
ton, between Hall and his sons, and Hezekiah
Bowen and five Of his sons. The difficulty
grew out of an old lawsuit between the
parties, concerning a certain division fence
between them. On the day named, the parties
met on Halls land, when commenced one of
the bloodiest fights that ever came of in cur
State. 1t lasted for some time, all the parties
being engaged it, and promiscuously usinS
guns, knives, &C. Bowen's party had the adV
vantage Of preparation and strength of mum.
ber, and therefore done the most damage
Henry Hall, son of Harvey, young man some
10 years of age, was killed on the spot, by the
stats and thrus.s of a knife in the hands OF
one of the Rowens. Old man Hall was stab
bed in the throat, the knife entering the jaw
and producing wound from which he is now
lying in a critical condition. He is otherwise
wounded with a gun. Marcus Hall, another
son Of Harvey Hall, was severely stabbed in
the back, which will severely cripple him
for long time, if he recOvers at all. Old
man Bowen was reported to be severely
wounded.
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Loss OF AN U. 8. sunvrr,xe scuoossn-rte

ArizOnNn, OF February 10, Say6:
"FrOm q gentleman connected with the COM
mission for the survey Of Sonora, We learn that
Information had been received OF the total loss
of the brig Manuel Payne, belonging to the 80.
uora survey. The brig Ut the time was ia the
employ Of the United States government, bav:
ing been sent by Capt Porter, OF the United
States slOop- -of-war St. Mary's. 70 Acapulco TO
intercept the mails. She wa wrecked on 1Io.
h,s Island, and laid there some Two weeks.
The cficers and men Of the St. Mary's did all
in their uower to save her, bat their efforts
proved u no avail. Three sailors were
drowned"
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DxsrnucrIys Frar.-A nre at St. Paul,
Minnesota, 4 sew days since, destroyed thirty.
fonr bnildlng,, located on Jackson and Roesrt
streets. The loss amounted to MI, i,1n. Tho
fire il supposed TO have been the work OF an
incendiary.
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THE CONDITION OF ROME.-A corresl,.,d-
ent Of the Newark Advertiser, writing from
Genoa, gives Il sad report Of the condition of
affairs at Rome:
Private letters from Rome are little assur-
ing. 1t may be that even the terror of French
arms will not much longer restrain the en-
ragged passions of the population, exasperated
now, all old resident writes to me, las they
never have been since the bloody anarchy ten
years ago" About O'Clock on Sunday eve
ming, t..d.) when the French drums that usu-
ally beat the rifiraa (tattoo) thrc ugh the chief
places of the city, appeared in the Piazza del
Popolo the crowd OF followers had increased
TO seven or eight thousand, comprising all
classes. Every street leading into the Piazza
contributed to swell the excited mass, which,
whether by concert or impulse, formed a hOl-
low square about the band and burst out into
Numbering cries that fairly shook the a'r-
F.r1 FItorio Em0nNsls, Ftrd CHroUr, Fira Ma.
poiscHe, 0tbdsso (down with) PAHtorsHi, fol-
lowed by an universal clapping of hands
There was no attemp at resistance, and no vic.
lence, therefore, occurred. But the mighty
multitude followed the music IN its round, and
quietly dissolved on reaching the barracks
after another Outburst of feeling. The gen
d armes prudently abs tanned from interfering,
but the next evening the Grummers We're aC.
companied by strong platOons of Pom tifical
guards and French troops. Many arrests have
been made, and the prisons are said to be FILL
ing. The police threaten extreme measurps
which exaspeIates rather than terrifies the
popular feeling. l would not be surprised il
there should be simultaneous rising OF the
population.
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HENRICO COUNTY.


FN TO THE VOTERS OF HENNICO
o. CUINTI.-F FELLoW- -CtTIZKNs:-fa am a
candidate nr re election 10 the office of COMMiS-
e,ONFRUF THE REVENUE. for tine Upper Dis
irir, nl Hennco county. and Tespe clfuliy solicit
Nogr suppart A. The election tn take place on the
.,laof Mas next. If You sgaln elect me. | will
u.e mt utmost Efforts IN the faithful discharge OF
Tie duties oi Ely ohce.
NH lj-lm' w. +. LAW TON.
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h The United Savings Bank, Henricc,
receives deposits. upon which interest is paid ut
naming six months, or longer, and per cent. rer
annam for . shorter period , Once No 10 Main
THOS. l.. D. WALFORD, Seo'y.
jalS-Sm JAMES L. PORTER. TreA'r.
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me Of holding III. Circuit Courts Of tho city cf

TIME of holding the Circuit Courts Of the city Of
Richmond. = - =
1t was adopted. and the following persons
Robertson, Saunders, Myers, Christian and
kemper. aLs.
The committee, after a short dellberaticn,
brought in bill changing the time Of hold
ing the Circuit Courts of the city Of Rich.
nond," which bill was read the requisite mum.
Der Of times and passed.
On motion Of Mr.. Blue, the House adjourned.
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NJ. amd Mrs. Vandemhof will give us "a. .night.
speare aud Dickens: the cream Of Macbeth
that grandest of all tragedies, and q mirth.
provoking sketch from dickens. Of the court
ship of the iIlustTious Dumble, the Beadla
and Mrs. COrpey, with the "chap ge In the spirit
of their dream" that comes two months after
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Granite & oekx are eatd to be more durnbee
for paving purposes than the ordinary psbsao
stone, and cos. very little, IL any more The
paving In Dock street, where the travel and
hauling are tncessant, has thus far stood we'll,
and now that Il has had good time TO eetele
and become firm, will last for many years.-
Where granite l. so abundant ~ hers, its nee
for paving purposes must become gene. al.
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Patent Right In/riagsmsnt.-In the Y. 6. Cts.
cuit Court, Judge HalyburtOn, the hung Jury
IN the suit of Geo. Page sgninet Tsib0tt 3
Bro, aud others, for an In infringement en- their
yesterday, they being unable u agree up0n .
verdict.
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"a NJ. }. Franklin l. Co, Opticians, no.
STE EOsCOPES 10 cali and examine their
ewiS;Isceiyed r splenddld d st%sk tex cf sTEREQ.
SCOPES and STEREOGKAPHS. Their stock is
they will make such prices will deserve the
patronage of the Southern merchants.
NH IA Inn
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Not a Siare.--William Kenney, an Albemarls
negro, who Represented himself a. the slave
Of his mother, Eliza kanney. aud exhibited her
pass, was before the Mayor, yesterday, Find.
ing that he was fairly caught in his own trap.
the prisoner exhibited a register OF his free
dom, when called up, and for false repre-.
sentations and remaining In the city without
authority, he was sentenced to the lash, and
to leave town.
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RieAmord L,t,uyy.-Wearsr req ussted to state
that there will bo a meeting Of the Board "
Directors of the Richmond Library Compapy.
this (Thursday) afternoon, At S O'Clock, 1t the
ONCE Of q. A. Myers, Esq. II 10 tmportant
that every member Of the Board should b pre-.
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HANOVER COUNTY.

tas NJ. ,bnE VOTERS UF d ANO y 20.
''s 8 sal .as sa.s 81 COM EALTat 1fTTE
CNAs. MORRIS.
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RA Millinery Goods.

~ Millinery Goods.
SPRING STYLES.
Just opened. at N. C. BARTON'S. l09 Main
ET BNs tas9 acE E
TILLAS, LACE POINTS, and materials for the
same made up TO order. Country merchants sup
to order, at the shortest notice.
Will remove in a Few weeks to our new store,
No. 229 Main st., between Sth and 9th streets
NH 7-l2t N. &. BARTON, I69 Main st.
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The Loan TO hs Csmfvat Railroad The Stock.
holders OF the Central Railroad met In thin
city yesterday, and adopted res Jlu tiOps to ao-
cept the act passed by the legislature, loan
the Railroad Company A6tNUUO.
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House. ".Breo1ing.-Thomas n. Wilkinson, Q
lad. charged with being one Of the exne Of
young thieves that broke into Mr.. James
Thomas factory, or the night Of the ~ tn Of
September last, and robbing IL Of = quantity
OF manufactured tobacco, was before tbs
Mayor yesterdy, but. because Of the absence
OF witnesses, was committed to prison until
to-day. Tom has been in several scrapes b.
fore this, but has never besn convicted Of any
serious offence that we are aware Of.
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- London Club Sauce-For many years pre-
pared for and used excusively BY. the fashionable
passed the most critical ordeal, and met the uni
ve.sai spproys! of the elite 4 Of TIE nst.3n; ,-
GAME. SOUPS. Ac.. &C.,. it possesses an unri-
vailed richness Of favor. Prepared Ly
sold by FISHER 1 WINSTON. sol: 1; sxsns ior
Virginia. fe A-kWs
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R Sewing Girls-Thoxe hO toll over the
midnight lamp for their daily bread until haust
cd nature can bear no more fatigue, Will find in
BAKERS BfTTERS their surest friend and pre-
server. When used in moderation, they prevent
Dyspepsia, improve Digestion; strengthen the
ergy to exhausted nature. Every lady will find
these BITTERS an important auxiliary to health,
and should use them when at all enfeebled.
Price 81 cents per bottle.
To be had wholesale and retail Of all the princi
pal Druggists IN the city of Richmond and else
where in Virginia. Orders promptly filled by ad
dressing +. BAKER. Proprietor. Richmond. Va.
mn Ats
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Back Again.--Jas. O'Conner, diecharged the
day before, was At the Mayors Court yssteY-
day. for getting drunk last Tueeday night, lad
not being able to give bail, was sent TO prison.
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FROM VKNKzCKLA.-Advicesf frum vsusSuelN
to the 23d Of Feb, have been recelsed BY wsy
OF Panama. They are favorable b the cause
of the OOustit ti0nal 0oveYnmenC which Ap.
pears to have been successiul IN all the Teeeat
encounters, aud the insnrgent fOFces are dis.
persing in all directions.
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CITY or. MOND-ravlng been
49, ted ~ many Of IN. trends ~ announce my
Actradate for the office of MANAGER OF
ray POOR HOUSE, and having. by a late acci-
isI,. insi ny lei, hand, and thereby rendered in
r+ozle # working II my trade. | most respect
: ~ 4rrnance myseli Il candidate and If elected.
m, sell 10 discharge The duties of the Office
k',1fsil9 JAMES AQUlLLA MALONE.
NH tide
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TIE New VIRGINIA AGRICULTURAL S0Cis.
rY.-John A. Washington. Esq, who was
elected President Of the Potomac, Piedmont
aud Valley Agricultural Society," at The last
meeting Of the Executive C0m0ittee, (lGp. ~,
q. Rives having positively decliasd,) hAs ae.
cspted the p0eiti0n.-Asx. Gs s.xfls.
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The rirgin'" Morine Railscay, at Rockets,
has thus far proved entirely successful. and
Peck has been upon the ways aud undergone
repairs. the William Allison will soon b
taken up, and then the Glen Cove will mount
the rails for Overhauling Tho Peek will
probably commence her night trips ON Wed
nesday next, leaving here at O'Clock In the
afternoon. arriving at Old Point about n, and
a. Norfolk at ~ O'Clock, and remaining thelr
TIL the following afternoon, will return 70
this city at night.
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Correspondence ofthe Richmond d spatoh.
AtairS in Norfolk.

NORFOLK, March 2lSt, 1890
Onr market House is completed, aud will be
rented out to the butchers and hucksters in a
few days. 1t is an ornament 70 Market square,
aud reflects great credit upon the COMMITTEE
on Markets and Docks. The cost of the build
ing is estimated at Sia0OO Mr.. VIM. DENLY
was the contractor for the whole work.
The trial OF Walter s. Land, who stands
charged with the murder of B +. flanagan
commenced a Princess Anne Court House on
Monday. The examination of witnesses takes
place to-day. A number of citizens OF this
city have gone down to hear the trial.
Considerable excitement prevails here and
In Portsmouth, respecting the onerOus one per
cent. tax now before the Legislature.
The number of deaths in this city from jan
uary 1st. 1859, to December 3lst, inclusive, was
BIS. Among this number were lsl whites and
l31 blackS-a dec rease from the year 1855 of I33
Our city is very quiet at present, there being
no misdemeanors of any kind. Consequent
ly, our worthy Mayor has but little to do.
The weather for the past two days has been
very disagreeable, but to-day it is clear and
cold. OSWEGO.
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ANOTHER ELOPENRNr IN EN0Llea Hi0a
LIFK-The London Court Circular reports
another BeigTaviau elopement. A young lady
eloped with her guardians under butIsr On
Valen tines Day, aud nothing was heard Of her
whereabouts until a letter c0ntaininga mar
riage certificate was received from Wappise.
The lady, ON coming Of age, u sautied ~ IiO,.
Otd) n wear.
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k. Hs!r C..sisgg:;mTI0 THE CITIZENS AND

wish TO get your Hair cut in the iatase and most
approved style, would advise you 10 call on HOB
Son, ct his Hair Cutting. Shaving, GhampOo,ng
and Bathing Rooms. under tAs American Hotel.
EDtrancc ON lIth street.
N. B-Geptlemen also oaA eet thoir vhiskep
and mnustaehp changed from red. llsht, or gYsy 70
4 m0St hoeatifui hlnckoy brown color.
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,S TO THE VOTERS HENRI.

1>.a CO. respectfully announce myself
candidate foI re election Tor COMM iSSIONEKO OF
THE REVENUE IN the Lower District. at the
eecti0n IN May, and very respectfully solicit your
votes. nIh Side JOHN A. EACHO.
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lad, appeared before the Mayor yesterday TO
answer II 2 charge of Violently assaultiag and
bea'ing with brick. John Il. Bush From
the evidence it appears that Mrs. Mlnepva
Tucker, mother Of Wilkinson, had . difllcalty
with Bush and his family. and going u thsir
house for the third time that day 70 contiauo
the war Of words, was followed by Tom, who
knocked old man Bueh down with q brick ~
soon as he showed his head beyond the door
facing. The Mayor held bOth mother and s0n
TO bail to answer an indictment BY the ne1t
Grand Jury
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CHEAP RkNTs.-Rents tn MuwaukiN. Wis.
consin, have not been 30 low tos many ysars.
Houses that commanded $3.50 In 1850 Will
may be had for $3.50. The Daily Wisconsin,
says that Milwaukee 10 pee ulisrly In need ola
good class Of Eastern eInigrants.
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nA Rocks Good Samaritan

RHEUMATISM.
RHEUMATISM AND NEURALGIA,
RHEUMATISM. NEURALGIA, &c.
This celebrated VIRGINIA REM EDY, for the
certain cure of Rheumatism, Neuraleia, Spralns,
public.
Read the following certfcates-ony a specimen
of the lar.e number on hand:
CHARLES CITY County, Va, NJ arch 5th. 1850,
Mr.. RoCk-Dear Slr:-The bottle of Good ga
marian bought of you, has entirely cured me Of
my RheHRGtssn3, with which have been suffer
ing for nearly three years. 1t is the only thing
that has ever done me any good hope that any
body that is suerin- Will use 1t.
Most respectfully, JOHN II. Buck.
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n - DE ElcHMnNU.-in reply to the call of
-, yo,ers X" and 10 accordance with my own
Na' as announce my self cana ldste for the of
s'satss .pThIN OF THE NIGH WATCH. and
Zee ol So lrit the votes ot my fellow c,tze MS
r. serrnaehiae municipal election, pledging
uf vi ~ Il elected to DISCHARGE the duties of the
oace s,e 7. c. BAPTIST.
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q. York R;r., Raisses, whsW compsseed 10
wes fnent. is expeetesi 70 bslne - tols city
sM:o ~, OF the prod0cs rateeA Al0oe ~ Yoe4,
.HsH xH"oomsny and NAttapont rivera, oaA
wn.ca now nnds . market 10 Uaitim0rs. -.
Sm"se Ths Q! IN: dimculty " getting 10 Rish0oad.
completed IL Nay or Juse. nsa - e6srt =
being made to establish . iine of steaaneen n
connection with II, and thns fhciiifate ~
travel ostween this city aud Norfolk M IN.
ttmore. The railroad eompany haye - -
constructed their depot In shis cisv. h~t ~
preparing to do SO At An early day. aad ~
applied TO the CITY Council 10 Is ajIovs6 ~
close 2ath and 25th streets, ~ tAetp inosysns.
tion with Dock street. % ~ 70 have a1oso
room for their buildinss and macAipesy. ~
site for the depot was purchased from the CITY.
and II we are not much mtstakep, the CJunetI
then consented to the closing Of the two ssroess
neither of Which are ~ all importans - sAo.
r0uGhfares just at this time. Withont kAow.
Ing the exact plan which the company has
adopted for Its works. il fevMs to us that the
streets asked to b closed, u they Wpre pat la
good order, and kept sO. would facilitate travel
aud hauling to and from the road, and there
by prove Of more valae rs thorouGhfares than
In any other way. II . fcvlner CUuncil, bow.
ever, promised to close them, and The Dirocto-
ry Of the York River Railroad insist upou Q
redemption of that pledge, the promise via
be kept
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-22

~ TO MESSRS. A. J. TERRELL,
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saee y',n ,ce 'as with your request and in accord
asli ea a,s nxn inelins,ion: hereby announce
AcOiTnTwvoldate inr SHERIFF OF HENkI-
e, eow ana respectfully solicit tho votes OF
tsds ar nv eiuTsns IN May next, for that office.
le fsI,bfaise veil ~ discharge the duties Of the Of
ti-u Respectfully,