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.YouHG ReGuE.--Ye Yesterda about moon o
little negro boy, seeing some very fine
mackerel in front of Consani s. Begnicchrs
grocery store, near the Old Markets bes
came 90 much enraptnred Hiths them that
he suddenly and slr;ll fully snatched % !,
many as hs could we'll carry, and made of
with tie plunder. He Eas pursued by
several of his own color, and seeing taat
they we're gaining on him. dropped the
bundle Of fish, at the same time sturHing
into an alley, and made good his escape
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HEsR1co CousTY CouRr-G GEoRGE d.
PLEAsANTs, sEsos, PRESIDING JUSTICE
In this court yesterday, Thomas Sinkoe
and Richard Brown were convicted OF
petit larceny, and sentenced to jail for
thirty days. sS.5S sss;sss s5sssssssessss SSszF
Frank Myers, upon the same charge
was sentenced to thirty days
imprisonment. essse's 1 - 80
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COFm and El0HR H3KEMAuE6-
- s n areH6mo m ON & M Afxrrl, 4.sls6s.
Asas As'A...a 9 - .ssasrs : !,
~ sffs~5s q q 8 a oRfsRtsass .sa g Skstas' s
!. CoTn.--Whitesis2 Il s2s4 bushels yellow, ss su-
Shells. Mixed; 402 bEshels
4 Outs $50 bushels. .,.ss,s.,.s.ss. A.x =.
y Rye 40 bushels. ~ -
waent -white. qs busheas very good at So 90;
% bushels mediun at private terIds.s sw
81 ICbT1.- Whfte, s64 bushels at private terf1si
8 bushels at sI.ot 1870 sbusheis ct Sl.os 20
bushels az " .oS Zzs pnsHeisSs
sr,as M;xsa a,a bnsheIs % III nriyata II fsrns
~ hnsi,aIs at Al al. I4s i,sisIseIs t 6I07-totui
= zs,gaS vasAS sao auss,a,s - s's - -
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4 Fartieugas attention ds scaliedsto the gadvsr-
tisenient OF LsyY BRorEsRs boz be- found ina
another column The senior sInember Ut Tits
fayorite establishment has just returned
from New YorE, where nahas besns forsths
last two weeks Tsplsnishing thafr ateck. They:
oiEsr an snticing list Of goods tosdsy, ana We
iudss by their prices that Ibargains Inay be-
obtained. stssEx
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80
|THuRsDA oRNINgt RICH q 1868: 81 g. 8


slk Isiisst 3 sf 1besssts, 81 sssssy ns ses
HElf< <eaek kNaeiSE 1879 g
Tso oncw.srticlas were Adopted IN ths
House on Tneed.y. When tina Managers
EeamezupoHs sfhe floor, some acsiye aesnxass-
sinxansssBsfY taekg1 defsat thasBat-
s3okx8ftisae. Mxos0f fsthe nsan1gers dHdns-
dsiorsly ulusetiss ssaongs fhH menaheEs 90
ufEe 6pp0si siti6H t5a tie ssffcie ss1ne1s ahes
DsmoSsass a1o hss1a diriEede yestds-s
sdagnpSfs tIssp spaiisysof gvofing for Buflerts
larticls, insgsaefs tthsy said 80 l1sd tssal
3imponcfmeutasMith s&bslra ities, azssi ff-.
crsase this ;ceu1pii iicattons cf tho pTesecaas
gn,ai1iEsastsfnoon. determsnsd 30 sEutes
eEitit Bnsler, and sson1e of thsm did soy
sthsFs8y securing the adoption ef the aEti-
seIe.s ~ sASasM s. @lssg4 80 g4assse s6I q
sJustBsfSre ths vote MassaKen, the prrs
eposs IL the Democrats Became known to g
.peftiUn Of the Hepubli lieans, who becanze
alaffnBd lest there might be- ssor1e deep
scheme Iadden End the asoRed puzp0se,
Eaiid becadse, Id the opfHi8n Of sOHat, the
sBntder article Wotfid five finnf6Ese aatfE
nude fed ASCENSION, and Necessarily Involve
stIs8 sxannsna aeion Of d great nfnbers0 OF Wit
s,eSses. Such result Would, t0 some exs
tent liefsat fhH plans DC the le&ders In fhe]
3uatssachmant project, which to Be- per-
fected accerdins To- tie design, must be ]
a5 contaminated, and Mr. johnson must be-
removed during the present month
8 The adoption Of the Rutief articls
therefore, has diaturbed Che preyiens har-
mony and compact cooper ration Of the Re-
ubiicahs I'M the Honse upon th6 impeach-
ment prosecution, and has, for the frst
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'KIOTICE.-Yhe Trnstses ot Aidiotnlsa
IN Academy VIII, .ess fns totn o.. o. m. ~ hal
! s-E's =, Zfs al 81
- @sariientious, with testimonials, shonM 81
eSsrSssed fe either OF the trustees &C a1Ia.x4~
shinn pcst-odiees The school lsss sOaf' -
ssTGsss Ts. . next s..siou vim commenes Msssh 10
T Tnstson IN 'Eneltsh, three dollars ps! monsn ss
uiticn 4 ii T.anrnaees, one dollar ttacn1 s1sA.
S5aod soaYd sonSsnipns TO schoch g Dksssn
,dollars pr mp,sey mop IN = y,,.s,d.nt sso u
ss 6 i5a. R.M RULIIAM, Is tr,rsts6sg x D
GEssnAI, r. i. WALKER, S - ~ .,,as
F..G. HANCOCK, Esa.,.. 80, ..a.s s ,s-' -
s UHsxrHxxlsED oevsgr, Va, March ,. txess@e
mn $-yd6t&xwM 800 ~ -.
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osFHos RGcHsaosD Asp YoaK RsyKEs 81 #
- RAfLEaa9 UeMlsAl1, sis; ~ ~
RrcHxoSp October 81, 1851. e e
New LINE 10 BALTIMORE, NOR

- RAtLEaa9 UoNyAl1, sss ~ ~
RrcaxoSp October sd. 1857. s. Z:
NEW LINE 10 BALTIMORE, NOR
~ FOLK, AN NDs THE BORROWING
PoINES REY0ND-v1z., PHILADE51-
oaa6HoSanseeins paea; fHoSne n s
CUMRFshI4AND, AN ID w Ii EEE1NG G.-
Freight srecetSed MONDAYS ssSt TIL Rs
DAYSsat THE depot mp toe O'clock RsifSfor
the above points, and folswarded with dis.
patch Snd at REASONABLE rates. Passengers
for Baitimore and Phiiaasiphia leavs sta
DAYS. reaching Baafimorss early next morn
ing, and Phfladelphia that fsniglt. Eare--To
Baltsnore, N; to Philadelphia, 4Ss60.8 Tas-
sengers for Norfolk and faterfnsdiate landings
leave every TuESDAYs THyJRSDAY and
SATURDAY at 2 O'Clock a. M Freight fer
Mo NDAyS, WEDNESDAYS,F and IsT.
DAYS. Passengerzand fresghts trHiny IenYes
every day atS5 o'clock A. M.efor Unite Hcnse.t
Frelghtreceiyed every day up. 10 clock Ps:
NJ, sunday excepted. s.2s
Shippers, observe ths following directions:
FRoa B0sToN TO R7cHNoaD.s-MaTk your
goods g Union Lines' and ship hy Boston and
Providence railroad, care Of the g Richmond
aud York River Line, |" Ffar No. s. Light
street wharf, Baltimore. ss3s ~
FRoaPHIJAD4LPHIAToiRI -Eorward
all goods by 1he g Philadelphia and Baltimore
phia, care'a Richmond and York. River Rail-
road Line, p pier No. Light -st5eetfwharf,
FxoM BA1rIaoRs sro RacHsosD ship all
goods by the Richmond sand York River
Railroad Line, ''A. - NFsEDHAM q SONS,
nssn nssa's, pier No. wigh.,stTsss Rhs5 gal
General Freight and Ticket Agent .5
lGAPTAIE JOHN &c. .FREEMAH, Passenger
81 and Ereight. Agent EssF sace30
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PtRpoNED.-The Governor pardoaed,
yesterday, lillian Weaver tnegrols con-
yicted in the Hastings Court OF Richmond
Of petit larceny, and sentenced 10 four n
months, imprisonment in the city jail.
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TXTINDOW SHADE DERo xya1,ss

h.t,.aen r,f.ssnth s and Seven ntss1tA sisesttsg
'ssao Il. GOLDEN sas M MoSssp..s inaow sss ss
nsn j. stiii ID h,S "a is.s 1at ss,ertrsst 81
hirh prices. he has the laIgess. 49, tS
SHADES in tho city Y ~ - vsfS sli fhs as.
Vsivet. and Painted Saaas =. - ~
tures 70 ms msss,Ii.EAH THETRAGKl
xEr,., rrfcss. down you come ri knosx
COT he eiva{a = nS0 3 Snss 49, 60 w
ssnaoss. sa = = TABLE OIfGkO ORR $500 e
IN Mahoxany, Rosewonds Oak sass
and a. OIL The colors; Rlacf. for 50:
riagss. M ii Issili and Duck go
III your own rriess s.x sssx{
and pedlers supplied at New York prie
ja 2a-Sm
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z sMALIu0E8 HoUSE.BgRsINGs-Sally An.
s1eyeun was tried and convicted on TneS-
day, in the Hsnrico County Court, Of mall
;cious house, burning. II appears thEt the;
accused, vhe fssa negro girl about severn
teen years Of age, was, on the lzths0fs
January Last, living as a servant With 4.
H. Magruder, Esqs, Of Fulton HllIsR Ons
thRtslay she was charge with stealing f1ye
dollars. from = fellow-servant, and MIS-
Magruder, ailudipg to the fact of her hsv-ss
Ing been detected before in dishonest acts,
urged her TO restore the; none. Sally
burst into violent passion, and, avoWlng
her innocence, declared that she would
q XIII herself before night, or do scmethinga
WoFse.n Shortly afterwards ahe was sent
up stairs to makea q fires and when she
came down, gentleman living on the
premises found the room adjoining theOne
In which she had dsmade the fre In ahlazes
An atasm was raised, END the servants
rushed to answer the c&ll.. bnt Sally alone
knew atence the cause of the excite tamenf,
and exclaimed that the house was oa fire.a
while the house was still In flames, Mr.
Magruder,s IS infant child was placed uponaa
bed I'M q servants room, ont Of danger.
The cooR was carrying crockery 10 the
same place for safe-keeping, and met the
accused canning out of the room. The
bed under the babs was burning although
there was only d handful Of live Goals on
the hearth. The conclusion was irresisti-;;
BILE. that Sally had attempted to burn the
babe S..sS s: (. 81 ;sS q, XII 80
sThough only circu umstantial evidence
was introduced, the jury rendered asFsr-s
dict of guilty ON motion of the defend
ants counsel the verdict was set aside by
the court and q new trial granted. The
case will be again heard ct the next term
of the court. ~ ~ e1
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TnATs DELAYED.-Tca in the Potomac
continues TO delay the trains on the Frede-
ricksburg route TO Washington.
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-.
Il OEDa BEES ADEs INsrHR WKYsoF Gen.
VIcTIpN Kushingf ION, March There IS
rood ereasonssto believe that the present
Epresiding aoficerssof sti1e Senate - Ben
sWade-@is1 yeryfunpopular, even with his
Radical colieaguess sItiisyery certain that
The could mot now5 receivesoyer3one third
of the Senate for thepposition shes already
thepsculiar circumstances OF
the casesoniy preyentsthe Senate from se-6
another presiding officer just at
this time, leading senators say this Wonlds
bea done but for ashes fact that 1t would
appear she Senate had determined I'm
advance to- convict, and was selecting
another man for The succession This Is
all which now saves the neck of the lover
of Mother Goose's Melodies from being.
wrung. Sc 1T is also whispered around,
conf ldentially lin Radical circles, that
She fact that Wade would succeed to
tbs Executive power should Mr. John
son be removed will fbesa strong card
In favor of the latter. sFessenden,
Trumbnll, and Grimes, despise him, and
his colleague, Sherman, charges that tis
profanity more than anything else lost the
Radical party the Ohio Legislature.
Aeain ills said that apprehensions are en-
tertaineds if Wade should hole the
|reins of power Chandler win the driver.
and will run the machine to suit his own
purposes. This pprehension lis Under
stood TO be entertained by several OF the
leading Radical senators, and fears arc or
pressed among the impeachers that i VIII
endangerseyerai5 votes. w adeand Ghsnd=
ler were on the Var Committee together,
and those who probably know, say Chand-
|ier's influence over Wade is such thai he
would be able, at least, to divide the
honors Of the Presidential Office, if he did
not assume ,todirecte the whole machinery.
EAH these facts, the inpeacher embar-
|rass their movements, and may defeat
their purposes. A leading Radical senator
declared 10 your correspondent
that heswenli feel alnnch more; certain OF
Mr.. J0hnson,s conviction il iffFessenden or
TrumhuiI was President Of the Senates~-
Baiiu0res Goaette. sssSasszM IS ~
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rTvHE ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT
ss0f fhe s1fediealn College, Of Svgygisia VIII
be held In the Chemical Hall On tn URSUAS,
March 9th, ats o'clock r. ~. The address 20
the grkdnates win be delivered by Professor
The maiicai prosessson and the rnelse sss
respectfully invited 10 attend
J.. S. J0YNES, ~. d,
NH 4--3tf Dean or the Faculty,
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Yesterday morning between 5 AMIDST
O'Clock d boiler used at the atsanr saE -slill
Df Mn. Eeardsiey ia Chesterfield county
abput three miles from ManchesteFs sudS
denly explsded, wfthd ssastrous resnlts Mr..
Daniel Bailey, ,an snpl0y& Sat tho mil, was
inssnuslF killed and his body thrown TO q:
spot neagly two hundred yards aiseaut fF0mi
Tina scene Of Che explosion. The enginear
and his assistant deth colorsd menI IHere
Injured, but is is hoped net mortality sss
gEe cause Of the xpiesien dis involved
in.doubt, and, indeed, but few particulars
ofs the aecidenS shad reached the city last
night. Il is only known that the explasian
occurred befors thesengine was stswork.
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i AsM Broken Daniel j. Lee, son Of
Mr. 81. H. Lee, whiIs at play yesterday,
had serious fall, which broke his arna-
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DIGHMOND AND RAIL-
.ROAn-GHANGE.eO OF SlSHEDITIE--

GREAT SHORT ROUTE TO The
" NORTH, EAST, AND WEST, VA
THE RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG,
THE UNITED STATES MAIL sTWICEi
DAILY-ELEGANT CARS, WITH NEW
PATENT SLEEPING CHAIRS ON AA4E.
TRAINS.--The THROUGH TEAINS on
this road are now run from the southern ter
minus of the Connection railroad, corner
The DAY THROUGH MAIL TRAIN
leaves Richmond daily at 1915 A., M, arrtv-
ing in Washington ut 565 r. M eonnecting
The NIGHT THROUGH MAIL TRAIN,s
with elegant cars supplied with the new rar3
tent sleeping ehaiSs aftasnsd; leaves sanssa Masn
arriving in Washington ut 6:16 &7A.5 nj cons
Meeting with the early morning trains for ing
North, East, and w est 80 ss,sSss
The AGcoMMoD oDATIo On TRAIN With
local express packages, leaves RichInond daily
(Ssnndays excepted) from the depot corner OF
Broad and Eight th streets at $3.50 T. ID arriy-
ingin Fredericksburg at z;lo z. NJ M,s,, ,s
BAGGAGE Greeks to Alexandria, Wash
ington, Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York,
Boston, md all the principal cities Of the
West. gttses a5 - W
For further in formal tion ana through tickets
apply at the office OF the company. corner
Broad and Eighth streets, Shockoe Hi, and
atthe ticket Office, corner Byrd and .Eighth
streets sa't ilfS y. 81. GEMIhfs .s.,s5
General Ticket Agent.
SAMUEL RurH, Superintendent. Up 20
VIRGINIA CENTRAL RATLROAD.4
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.-0n and
after SUNDAY, January ls, the fcHcwing
trains will be run on this road: The morning
passenger train DAILY except on Sundsys33
between Richmond and Staunt0ns and trt-
weekly west OF Sta1nton, going West ~ StN-EE]
DAY, WEDNESDAY and FEIDAH5a and re 4
turning the alternate days. IBIS train leavss
Richmond at 7:S0 a.. NJ. &; arrives at 500 ts.St ~
This train makes close connections with Inc d /
Orange and Alexandria railroad 1or Eyhen- .us
burg and the Southwest, and connects with
trains to and from the North, but with delay
AT Gordonsyilie of three hours. The SUNDAY
Evening passenger train DAILY lexeeptl
Sundays) between Richmond and adordons-
yille leaves Richmond 4:So 4, leaves
GorGonsviiie 4:40 a.. M ]; arrives In hicnnponu
$50 a, H.; arrives In Gordonsvsli lie S:49 Z. ~
The night train on the Grange and Afe1an'
dria railroad is Withdrawn.
The morning train connects with = + HAh hNsACt
&-G0.S LINE OF STAGE CgAsSaE1yr 4 az z
Staunton and Goshen, and with " ItSt1A q
CO.. LINE ut Miliboro' and Coying ION efs
Passengers for Lexington SO SthTongn 1rom
Richmond or Baltimore the snue day ss
THROUGH TICKETSsOld tie all altproMinenbj
points North and South, and TO- IlexingJo Jons
Harrisonburg, Winchester, ~ bite SuapnnT,
Lewsburg, ig ge56s s. ~ ~ lSSgs@
Freight trains DAILY Except sunlays1.
- n - "a ID. WHFrCOMRs "a
ja!s ~ GeneraJ SUI tsndant.
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Mrpsexr CoIl.zaE Cos1aEEcEMENT.-- -
.Tha aunuai commencement exaFclsessof
Sthe Neaical College Of Vifginia VIII bs
faid IN The csie1aieal IactufArfoom At 8
osolock tonight. As stated yesterday
Dr. Gasllard win deliver the address 70
Graduates. II E
,.cHE B0Anp on MANAGERS Of HoiIyWood
Nengrisf. hsscciation wili meet this afters
neon st d O'Clock Id the lscturesroom oi
sd. Paulss church. 81 Z e .'.s
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De3atSss9,as.

~ W. JON Els, SURGICAL
W. AND MECHANICAL ZEN
10 Main street. three doors from Sixth, oppo-s
site the Arlington fIorse. sS VI ~
All operations thoroughly and gently pers
formed s55ss rs ll3R st " 5ssM 30
TEETH ExTRACTED wit,out paans ....;
TEETH INSERTEDsD ON Nt1AfJAnldG
fLATE, and durability wars n1eo ..a- s,s,l 49,
DR.C.E.K LOEBER, SUR EE0N
~ DENTIST date OF Hal itiTaore ~
No. 802 Bread street, Ri Riehn1cnds y :.sss ss
Teeth filled in the best manner ~ TeaAetsa n
Prices. Beautiful artffcial teeth 9n - sssss 81
organ, and restoring the contours uf ne g faee, ny
'as low prices OF $40, 4225, md $50 pey
nitrous oxide gas given in extTactluk tss,sns
'eaaasiang tha operation patlaass and -
de Ism g.s sssS FsssSs IL
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DR0OMs III ID dozen BIJEEA AVIsTA
III iRockhsiass county, BROOMs hrss
and 4cur.string, receiving and for saia "
- GORDON CRINGAN,,-
/oo1 Pearl Block.
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g lLD YlRelNIA GENTLE = I e sA |.!A.l', !
aspEuKLED PUP :

Wa have raceiyed tho agency fof these csie-
bratsd aMoK1NG ToBA Coos. ghsy are
very Superior, and chssrsr than ether brands.
Wa otter them atFstail and wholesaie.
Is as STEVENS. PEGRAM q 90.
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1874 day of August, In the year Of our
Lord one thousand eight, hundred and
.sixty-six I'd d, lin a. loud voice clare, in
substance and effect. among oshsr things,
that isto say q assss5s;Ss sS ''s M Az ss
1 ssss Is So Ear, as the Executive Depart rtment
Ssof, 1the GoYeFnmeut lis concerned, the
fort has been made to restore the
Ess Union, 10 heal the breach, to pour oil
I" into the wounds which were consequent
Is upon the struggle, and, to speak inea
sseommon phrase, 10 epare, Tag the learn
g ed and wise physician would, ,sas plaster
~ healing in character and coextensivei
the wound thought, and we
I 90 link that we had PARTIAL succeeded; !;
sc butsns the work progressed, as recon
5ssstruction seemed to be taking place, snd
So the country was becoming reiinited, we
a found q disturbing and narrlng element
SO opposing U.S. Ipaliuding tothatelement
g shall 60 no further than your Conysn-
90 tion and the fiisting gnisheas gentleman
who. has delivered to; nae the report sof
a she uroceedi dings. 1sshail make no re4
ssfference to it that do NOT believe the
sstimea and the occasion Justify. We
shave Witnessed In one department OF
sttlle Government every endeaYor to
prevent the restoration pf 6eace, nar-,
s.nlony, and nnion. y Y! !e have been hang
sting upon Che verge OF the taoEernments.
as y po0 elsa
snmes .ne 9 = ssolels'ss - ~ q. ~
~. ae s
only PAL Wy = -. ~ sa, ss,a
3 Ints les ~
Hnen i1s '1ll.l
ea 20 perpslealsa sa ssl a1u !"
). dasfn pllon ol sne o.ases
se nass sssl uss ~ 9 s,'sa {,
y.
y. avg. ..
pes ot sho s.ltsss
- " 4 W., ersisa bower
4. II y, a AZ Il -, sbs cons m mated
I. ,I sss.,ss @ ~ monarchy
!. q, ;ssa1fss, .liss issssF =
Ssson Ins this. fhst in
"a ssstaaf Ohio heretn-
I.o 1-ss 3. ,,a NJ Sentan,-
~ ~. I,,a o,,a thrnsand
pss, ~ lns 80. aaa a .si,sg. rni,s
sisa. s.,sa. s ya,ssana ,thars and
~ .S;5 asS Smesrs,s Iahnsonss - prasideuasof the
ITss sTa;.aa - States. aneakinc Of and concerning
tha III. Canrrass - nf the Tinted sStstes,d did iii
) al 1s1o,,S svo;ces.iaelare.sin ubstance and
af af,sct AMONG other things, that, is to
90 Iwill4el YOU what I did do: Icalled
y ssn,nongyour, Congress that siss trying to
Is hreak nm the GoYernynef,t.' in concln-
e sion. beside. g that Csrgresash had dstakens
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MnrSgse Eassegz zSqeece.

MINIATuREs ALMANAC. y MAxcHs ~ 1885,
san rsses: .iai Moon ests g. .f5
Sun SETS. I. High tide, P M.: IAs
PORT or RIuHDor MAscz 1855
l .sa s.:s eg SssaH sAi5ap.x se s s.s ~
Steaner John Sylvester, Clifford, Norloik,
rnerehardiss aud passengers. j.. 81. Tatuniss
Schooner W. Erayssr. Milis, Baifim0fs,
lraercsadisa, Cnrtis 8 PARKER
1850 SC earnoxAspa. ~ ssssssassasssss
Il FisesdeepIy-soaded scheeners sfs rspccted
below. Bound mp scnes an Englis schooner,
.supposed To be the M 4 BeERens nom Aassas1.
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Our RELATIoNss no HEEsATM0sPHERE.
Proaessers PurYear, Of Riehmoa6 College,
will lecture on this subj ject tonight, in ths
leetura-room OF Grsce-sSreet Baptist
church. Fhai Professor Is She cf our most
Interesting lecturers. No fee is charsads
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Pzafts kxs1 sAsL l:,as gLug snlsa!a
rasstIlg o. the fsstsz1e - lseIn 49,
80 8 y! -
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-03-05
KIcHaosD AND PETERSBURG RAfL9oAp Coz, { ~
RIcHMoHD, VA, August "A, 1857. III
HN AND AFTER the saith instant the
~ TRAINS ON THIS ROAD VIII leave as

KrcHaosD AND PETBRsBURa RAfL8o1p Coz, ssS
RIcHMozD, " A., August "A, 1851. ) sSs
nN. AND AFTER the Sath instant the
~ TRAINS ON THIS ROAD WIN leave as
ExpREss TRAIN daily except Mondays,
THROUGH MAIL daily at I:4o i. M. 9s
FREIGHT and ACC 0MM0DAT daily
except Sundays at 4l6 r. III: s:.ss 80
The a. NJ. train connects closely with
trains as fur south as Augusta, Ga, and al
Petersburg with trains Of the Southside rail.
way. .fsSTF taeNs > s5
The l.4o M train ma9eszcIose and sure
connections with trains for all points soEth
as far as New Orleans. 9sss
The 4:l5 p. NJ. train connects at Petersburg
with trains for Norfolk. W. ~ ES
Trains leave Petersburg for Richmond and
FREIGHT and ACCOMM0DATI0Nd daily
Except Sunday at 7:30 a, M. Sszf ~
EXPRESS TRAIN daily ct 9:3C a.. M.
THROUGH MAIL daily except Snnday1 at
7:45 p. I'd. SrsfS A5'sf Efss9 41S8,.aSs ~
,,Fo5s, Fare to Norfolk, 81 2 gasgass checked
ses Engineer and Superintendent
DICHMoND AND4DANVILI1ERAII1.i
HI ROAD-CHANGE OF Schedule
On and after Friday the 10th day OF January,
1855, the passenger trains on this road VIII
run as follows: .E s.tt .asFs.a ;ss#s &,
daily at S:l5 A. M. leave Danyille daily at
5:23 p. NJ; arrive at Greensboro daily at
$3.50 r. NJ connecting at Bnrkeviife with
trains on the Southside railroad for Farmyiiie,
Lynchburg, Bristol, Knoxyilie, Nasllyiilssi
Memphis, Grand Junction, New Orie,tnss &c. a
and at Greensboro with trains on the North
Carolina railroad for Charlotte, Coinmbta,
Charleston, Augusta, Savannah, Macon, At
lanta, Montgomery, Mobile, New Orleans, Sc
Going enst.-Mail and Passenger Train. -.
Leave Greensboro daily at a A. M. ~ leave
Danville ,daflysat 6:43 a. M. = arrive at Rich
mond at S:l5 p. M, sa.ts s - go.
ACCOMMODATION Train from Lynchburg.-
Leave Burkeviife daily Sundays excepsed) at
$50 Z. M; arrive at Richmond at 1850 II. M.
THOMAS DODAMEAD,
ialo fS Superin tendent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-03-05

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tlste savap as Consul Of FRANCE Of hicn-
.mond,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-03-05
LOCAL M.ArTERs

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One aan Killed and Two injured