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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-03-24

RADICAL COMMITTEE VISIT W4sHINGToN
They COMPLAIN OF GENERAL SCHO-
FIELDS APPOINTMENTS GENERAL GRANT
SPEAKs.-Much dissatisfaction has for some
time existed in the Radical ranks in this
city in regard to General Schofeld's ap-
pointments. They complain that in the
distribution Of the Offices which he has
filed they have been left out in the cold.
This disanection reached head when the
recent appointments of magistrates were
published, not one of the number belonging
to the extreme Radicals being mostly what
are termed moderate Republicans. This did
not suit the views of the loyal" who are
working night and day with might and main
to become masters of the situation. They
look with longing eyes to the heshpots OF
these Offices, and desire above all earthly
considerations to have a finger in the
pie," and divide among themselves the
loaves and fishes contained therein.
A meeting Of the "truly loyal" was
held at once, and committee appointed
to go to Washington and see what could
be done to "put things to rights down
here. This committee consisted Of Messrs.
J. L. G. Danner (chairman), James Nor
rissey, John N. Van Lew, and Ii. L. Wi
gand. Arriving in Washington, they
sought out Mr.. B. Wardwoll (who had pre-
ceded them few days, on private busi-
ness,) to secure the aid Of his influence in
the matter. Mr.. Wardwell, we learn, did
not sympathise heartily with them, but
still took them around to the capitol and
introduced them to a number of leading
senator's. After listening patiently to the
tale of their grievances, these senator's
united in letter to General Grant re-
qucsting him to extend to the committee
the necessary aid. The committee now
event on their way rejoicing" for they
supposed that all was right. General
Grant received them kindly, read the let
ter Of the senator's, and listened patiently
to the "twice-told" tale, and told them
that he would at once write to General
Schoield about it; but, upon further con-
sideration, with the remark that "a Radi-
cal is good enough to hold an Office" said
that he would send a staff officer down to
report on the matter. This gentleman, we
learn, is now in the city, and no doubt
something will turn up" in few days.
We shall keep our readers advised Of ell
that transpires in the matter. The COM
mittee, in the eXuberance Of their JOY, for
got to attend to the matter Of the registra-
ton Of foreigners.
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ATTENTION, CONSERVATIVES! Tho fol-
lowing Conservative Committee of Clay
Ward will meet this evenin,; at 8 O'Clock
at the Westham House, by order of the
superintendent of the ward: Alexander
Heirholzer, John T. Rogers, J. J. Prosser,
George Hooper, Z. Craver, Il. NJ. Craw-
ford, +. P. Brannon, William Lambert
Fred. Hebring, William Grew, James NJ
Conway, William Jinkings, j. Louer, z. S.
Derbyshire, \. D. Chesterman, J. G. ia
cobs, Rosser Isbell, William j. Beveridgo,
John Hauch, Henry Neidt.
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A WARD OF THE NATION EsCAPEs.-A
notice of the escape of a mulatto named
Lucinda - from the United States hos
pital at Howard's Grove, with descrip-
tion of her person, was sent to the lower
police station yesterday evening with the
request that the police would arrest her.
She is not charged with any crime, and
why her arrest should be desired we can
not understand, unless the Government
has not quite enough persons to take care
of, and does not wish the number di-
miniShed.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

Purchasers Of Real Estate sold bettDeen the first
day Of january and the first day cf July pay the
hres thereon for the currtad year.
COOK & LAUGHTON will sell at 10 o'clock
the usual assortment of household furni-
ture, etc.
A. G.. PULLIAM will sell at o'clock 4
house and lot on the extension of Fonr-
teenth street in Mayos addition to Man
chester.
GRUBBS s WILLIAMS will sell at half
past 10 clock two neat brick dwellings on
Adams street between l. eigh and Jackson.
5. N. DAVIS will sell 1T half-past o'clock
4 lot on Baker street near Brook avenue.
CABELL & WATKINS win sell 4 half pas t
o'clock two new cottage residences, on
Council Chamber Hill, fronting on Ross
street.
GEORGE V. CASE & CO., No. 1920 Main
street, will sell at half-past 10 o'clock a
general assortment of groceries, etc.
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STORES CLosED.-Y Yestcrday Judge I'm
derwood granted a petition of Mr.. G.
Hole, from the North, asking that Mr..
Isaac Levy and Mr.. Peter Levy be forced
into bankruptcy. Acting under the order
of the court, Deputy Marshal Lynham
yesterday evening seized the stores and
goods of the said parties and put keepers
in them-Messrs. N. Montgomery and D.
McManners keepers.
These stores are on the south side OF
Main between Fifteenth and Seventeenth
streets.
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MONEY SToLEN.-Last Sunday night
Charles Wilkinson (colored) went to see
the ladies at Clarke's house, on Cary be-
tween Fifteenth and Seventeenth streets.
When he departed he was minus $45,
which he asserts was stolen from him by
one of the said ladies, named Mollie Wat
son (mulatto). A warrant for her arrest
was gotten out, and she was arrested and
locked up in the first station-house.
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DURING THE LAST REGISTRATION in JEFF
ferson Ward eighty-eight negroes and
about fifteen whites were registered after
challenge. After the registration the
registrars went to work to see If those
challenged were entitled to register.
They have finished their work. The names
Of two negroes were stricken off the list.
No whites were stricken off.
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MINlA1DR RE AIM AN Az, MARCH "a, lS6S.
Sun rises. ..........j.jj Moon sets....... 500
Sun sets. 6.oj High tide, Z. NJ. 4.3O
PORT OF RICHMOND, MARCH %, 1868.
ARRIVED.
Schooner J. II. Rapp, Call, New York, mer-
chandiSe, captain.
Schooner Dick Williams, Corson, Philadel-
phia, coal, w. Ii. Davis.
Schooner Only Daughter, -, New York,
guano, Allison Addison.
Schooner Annie Boreland, Hall, New York,
merchandise, captain. =
Schooner Nellie Brown, Hall, Boston, mer-
chandise, Crowel Curre.
Schooner j. ). DetWllcr, Grace, Phlladel-
phia, coal, Writ Roberts.
Schooner Mary Willis, Frank, Baltimore,
guano, Charles Howard.
SAILED.
Steamer Antelope, Clifford Norfolk, mer-
chandise and passengers, l.. B. Tatum
Schooner William Bowen, Barrett, Halifax,
N O., merchandise, Caskie Brother.
MEMORANDA.
Brig Nellie Clifford, Littlefield, from Rich
mond for Genoa, before reported put into
Bermuda in distress, has been repaired, and is
reported ready 10 proceed on her voyage on
the lith.
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The FoRGER CAUGuT.-A few days since
we mentioned that Francis Rhodes, o.
this city, had forged certain endorsement
of the name of Francis S. Rhodes upon l
check drawn by the First National Bank
of Harrisonburg upon the National Bank
of Virginia for the payment of $50 to the
order of F. S. Rhodes, and that lie he'd
run off to Baltimore. Sunday, Captain
Poe received a telegram from Baltimore
stating that the accused had been arrested
there. Governor Peirpoint has made re-
uuisition for him upon the Governor of
Maryland, and Detective Tyler left for
Baltimore last night to bring Rhodes on
here for trial,
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SALE OF REAL EsTATE.-Lee s. Goddin
auctioneers, sold on yesterday tract OF
land in the county of Henrico, three and a
half miles below the city, on the Williams
burg turnpike, containing 255 acres, for
the sum of $4,000. Payments, one-third
in cash residue at one and two years.
bearing interest.
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CHARGED WITH HORSE Yes-
terday Mr.. Alfred S. Shields got out a
warrant for the arrest Of Edward Hatcher
(colored) on the charge OF stealing q
buggy and horse and set Of harness,
valued at 5000, from him.
The warrant was put in the hands OF
the police, who soon found Hatcher, and
locked him up in the first station-house.
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RELIG1oUs.-Rev. DR.. Van Dyke, OF
Brooklyn, New York, preached on last
Sunday morning in the First Presbyterian,
church and in the afternoon at the Second
Presbyterian church. This distinguished
minister is, We learn, travelling IN the
South for the benefit of his health.
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RoBBERY.-On Saturday night last the
dining room Of Mr.. O. II. Chalkley, on
Governor street, was entered, and robbed
of silver fruit-basket, waiter, cream
jar, goblet, and bottle stand. The thief
entered while the servant was out in the
l-itrbap
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Boarding and LOdging.

rOARDING.-Pers desiring good
Is ROARD and ROOMS on modera te terms
c,n he accommodated by calling at Miss Z. a.
RIDGOOD'S boarding house, corner seven IN
i MI; straaIs NH 2l-lOt
HEONUMENT HOTEL, located in the
wi most healthy and beautiful part OF
49,. o;,u co,vanient 20 all the railroads, just
opposIye m the capitol, in full view Of the canal,
and convenient to all business part, parts, OF Line Inc
sitV. .It The table supplied with the BEST THE lL
MA RKET AFFORDS, the BAh WIN nMn she
Im1i nETI'aRS PR DAY. BOARD BY THE
WEEK ONLY FIVE DOLLARS.
Several good OFFICES for rent; also'
y" e'N P. e. JACKSON,
NH lO-lw Proprietor
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THE CHIEFS OF FGFTIEs and Leaders OF
Tens, and all persons interested in the Con-
servative organization in Marshall Ward
are requested to meet in Springfield Hall,
Church Hill, corner Twenty sixth and NJ
streets, this evening at ! d o'clock.
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THE CASE OF THE NEGROES WHO WERE
IN A HURRY TO MARRY.-The continued
case of Richard James Branch and Victoria
Binford (negroes), charged with conspir-
ing together so as to obtain land did OBJ
tain) a certificate Of marriage from the
Hastings Court to marry the said Branch
to Octavia Mills (mulatto), who is not
twenty-one years of age, and the said Vic
toria also for swearing that Octavia was
twenty-one years of age, was called.
The Bible in which was recorded the
date of the birth of Octavia was again
produced. The recorded date made Oc-
tavia q little over twenty-one. The
Mayor, suspecting that Branch had writ
ten it to suit his purpose, made him write
the same on slip of paper. Acomparison
showed that the handwriting in the Bible
| corresponded with that on the slip.
| Octavia stated that there was another
Bible, in which was the right record ana
the Mayor bailed the parties TO appear
Wednesday morning, in order to have the
book produced in court.
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MAJOR MURPHY's TRIAL.-The trial Of
Major Murphy for assaulting brother Of
ficer in the Spotswood Hotel has been in
progress before a court-martial for several
days. 1t is thought the testimony will be
concluded to-day,
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{ NINA, GLASS, AND CROCKERY.-
- lrsA arrivals of new and beautiful
,,.n!NA. GLASSWARE, and 5 / l. Y K 1t
PLATED GOODS, of new and elegant de-
,'f&s. Can and examine our stock. QuicR
'''rs ana small profits is our motto; and will
"DA Le undrrsold T. X. GARY,
No. 42l Broad street.
. SSELsOS would he pleased TO see and
80! ~ ms friends and the public. NH 23
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DID NOT START.-In consequence of the
severe gale on Friday and Saturday last
the steamship Niagara did not leave New
York until Sunday morning. She is ex-
pected to arrive here ut 5 z. NJ. to-day.
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MAYORS CoURT-MAYOR MAYO PREsI-
D1NG-MoNDAY.- William Johnson alias
John Thompson (negro) appeared to an
swer for having i'll his possession and oiler-
ing for sale set Of harness supposed tc
have been stolen. Set back.
Philip Aldrich (negro), for using vulgar
and indecent language, was set back in
default of $3.50 to behave himself.
Monroe Fauntleroy and Daniel Johnson
(negroes), charged with stealing carpet
bag full Of clothing, valued at $50, the
property of James Ross (colored). Ross
testified to the two stealing the bag, and
that he caught one Of the bucks with his
(Ross's) clothes on, sporting a colored
damsel to church. Both of the accused
were committed to Jail to await trial be-
fore the Hastings Court.
B. II. Harmon (white) came up to an
swer for assaulting and abusing William
II. Hayward (white). They agreed to
settle the matter privately, and asked the
Mayor to dismiss the case, which he did
Betsy Howell (white) was charged with
assaulting and beating Lemuel Howell, hel
husband. The testimony showed that she
had thrown cups and saucers and the
washboard at him, and had also thrown
him out of bed and injured him. She was
set back TO behave herself.
Ned Taylor negro boy, charged with
having a lot of pig ion in his possession
supposed to be stolen. Discharged.
William Gentry (Gshmonger) was fined
for selling unsound fish in the First Mar
ket,
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HALL RoBBERY.-A thief entered the
residence of Mr.. D.J. Saunders on Sun
day morning while the family were at
breakfast, and stole fine overcoat.
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MERCHANTS OF RICHMOND.-The

M EKUHANTS UF hICHMUNU.-IH IHe
w merchants of Richmond VINO desire the
trade of the rich and populous VALLEY OF
SIRGlSIA, as well rs the counties west Of the
Valley, should advertise in the "STAUN-
TON SPECTATOR US that Journal has a
much hrgsr circulation in that part Of the
State than any journal in Virginia. II Is one
of the oldest, beat established, and most
widely circulated journals OF ths State, aud
Is the, BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUM
outside OF the large cities It's terms for ad.
vertisng are moderate. The Richmond mer-
chants should avail themselves Of the benefit
Of its columns. Address
II. MAUZY s CO,
NH 20..lWs Stanton, Va.
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Aitt>mond 1ispatch,
TUESDAY............-...MA "a, 1868.

THE CIRCULATION OF THE "DIS-
PATCH" Is LARGER THAN THE COM
BINED CIRCULATION OF ALL THE
OTHER DAILY NEWSPAPERS OF THIS
CITY.
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We have from Turner, No. ia Main
street, Hurper's Bazaar.
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Steamers

OFFICE NORFOLK AMI RICumoSp STEAMERS,
RIcrMoSD, March -, ls6S. )
THANGE OF TIME.-On and after
~ MONDAY tho 23d of March, u zrol 7,
the steamer ANTELOPE (tem- rs-=---51 y
porarily IN place OF steamer John cELZ21SsssaasA
sylvester, now undergoing thorough repairs II
Norfolk, will leave compauy'S wharf, n
Rockptts. MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, and
FRIDAYS, 1T i 0 clock A. VI.
Freight received tomorrow Saturday and
daily except Sundays hereafter until GH
Z. VI.
NH 2l-Gt j.. Is. NJ, Agent.
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SIS WALL STREET, OFFICE No. 8,
New YogK. March IS, 1865.
OFFICE OF THE DOVER COMPANY,
SIS WALL STREET, OFFICE No. Q,
New YORE. March Is, 1865.

A GENERAL MEETING OF STOCK
IA HOLDERS Of the DOVER COMPANY
Will be holden ut the Office Of the company, in
the city of New York, TUESDAY, April 2l,
ls5S, 1T y NJ, 10 take into consideration the
eXpediency of reducing tLe capital stock Of
the company, 10 ratify the acts of the Direc-
tors in relation 10 the subj blecIs men toned in n
printed circular issued ~ the stockholders
February 90. 1868, ana 10 transact any other
business which may be deemed expedient
LESLIE CHASE,
NH 20-lm Secretary and Treasurer.
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TOR NEW YORk-OLD DOMINION
L STEAMSHIP COMPANY. s-:sc,s,
The splendid new side wheel e<LrgasSsSSs %
steamships ALBEMARLE, SA szS7ss u
RATOGA, HATTERAS, Nj --1S-a'sssa>s
AGARA, and VIRGINIA, leave New York
for Richmond direct every WEDNESDAY
and SATURDAY. Leave Richmond every
TUESDAY and SATURDAY.
These ships are entirely new, and were built
expressly for this route. They have splendid
saloons and Statcrooms, and The fare, accom-.
modationS, and attention, are unsurpassed.
Goods shipped by this line are landed regu-
larry n New York on the Company's covered
pier 81 North river, within forty eight hours.
Insurance effected 1t lowest rates when or
dered.
Freghts for points beyond New York for
wardcd with dispatch, and no Charge made
except for actual expenses incurred.
The steamers for Charleston, Savannah,
New Orleans, and other southern ports, leave
from the adjoining pier All goods for these
points are promptly transferred without eX-
poSure.
AGENTS IN. l.. NcCready, pres Siden t,
Greeuw .ch street, New York: Samuel Ayres
x Co., Richmond, Va. john VI. West, Guy
Point and Petersburg; I. II. Webb, Norfolk,
Va.
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TREAsrRER's OFFICE, RICHaoSD AND
PETERsBrRG RAiLKOaD COMPANY,
Richmond, Va. March I, 1858.

RICHMOND, va, Wurch 7, IobS. J
NOTICE.-A meeting Of the stockhold-
~ ers Of this Company will be held at the
ollice of the Company, No. 91l Main street,
(up stairs,) between Ninth and Tenth streets,
on WEDNESDAY the Sth day of April next,
At II o clock NJ. for the purpose of considering
what action shall be taken in reference to stock
sequcstered and sold by the Confederate au-
thorities. NJ. w. HARRINGTON,
NH It'd Treasurer.
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For Bent.

DWELLING FOR RENT.-A desira-
~ BILE RESIDENCE, on Fifth be- II
tween Clay and Leigh streets, contain 81
ing Twelve rooms besides ample accom-.
modations for servants; gas and water
through the house. To a good tenant the
rent will be moderate. Apply at this Office or
to JOHN T. SUBLETT & BROTHER, 400
Broad street. NH Pilot
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LARGE BRICK DWELL

DOR RENT, LARGE BRICK DWELL
II ING on Sixth street, In rear Of the -
Second Baptist church, containing about EH
eight rooms, with all the necessary i'm. SsA
proyements.
JAMES M. TAYLOR SON,
NH 24=St Annfinnaar
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ia ne

- m a s@s
rrRING AND SUMNER ARRANGE
- rTNT. lstS.-G REAT SHORT ROUTE
= TIE NORTH, EAST, AND WEST, VIA
'..f' RICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG
~ SpIOMAC RAILROAD, CARRYING
~. I-EITEp STATES MAIL TWICE,
'rtiY -FLFiANT CARS, WITH NEW
...ef<I SLEEPING CHAIRS ON ALI.
g.. -NS The THROUGH TRAINS on
.sa,! are now run from the southern ter
s ~ 'he Connection railroad, corner
.-. 40 EleHTH STREETS. as follows:
~. pay THROUGH MAIL TRAIN
...- Richmond daily Sundays excepteaD AT
A Nj, arriving in Washington at6P. NJ =,
ing with the early afternoon express
'Hr the North, East, and West.
Or. NIGHT THROUGH MAIL TRAIN,
rjrga0t ears supplied with tho new pa.
slccping chairs attached, leaves RiHh.
daily at S.;i 7. NJ. arriving in Washing
raj t.ij i. NJ, connecting with the early
Ing trains for the North, East and West
t ENTKA CHAKaE for sleeping chairs.
.NEOTGH TICKETS and THROUGH
. ..t;G ACiE CHECKS 10 Alexandria, Wash
n, Baltimore, Philadelphia. New York,
IN, and All the principal cities of the
( farther in formation and through tickets
..... a, III" Office o! the company, corner
s. ID aud Eighth streets, ShoCkoe Hill, and
t.y&"t oIhce, corner Byrd aud Eigh III
....-. J. B. GENTRY,
General Ticket Agent.
~.v~Ti RUTH, Superin tendent. NH 81
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Engineer and superintendent,
: NpORTANT CUANGE or SCHE.

fNrORTANT CHANGE OF SCHE-
! j. r l. E-RICHMoND, FREDERICKS-
It NG A \ u POTOMAC RAILROAD
.TU'NG AND ST NJ NJ Err ARRANGE
MT I>t~-TO co INTO EFFECT on
.>pAN. MARCH 3%D, INSTANT On and
.. -. he morning OF March 2%d, instant, the
...- o. ,hi> company win be run from the
.... enru"r OF Byrd and Eighth streets rs
."~-ylI.
r.E DAY THROUGH MAIL TRAIN,
.iu- at regular way. stations, Will leave
-. 3.y i. ~. excepted At 10 y. NJ. instead
:. i. VI.
.... NIGHT THROUGH MAIL TRAIN,
.uIu@ at regular way-statons, Will leave
"a. {. =" +. N.
N-.arl.IG-. The trains viii arrive IT i.45 a,
aui 80 +. NJ.
.s further information and through tick
auply at the cou"auy's office, corner OF
T.. .8 s.ud Eighth streets, or ri the ticket Of
!. corner OF Byrd and Eighth streets:
SAMUEL RUTH,
Superintendent Transportation.
T r. GENTRY, General Ticket Agent.
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TOR RENT, BRICK STORE and
l. DWkLLING on Second between Id
Jackson and Duval streets, suitable for E38
bakery. JAMES M. TAYLOR & SON, -
NH 24-3t Auctioneers
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SPECIAL NOTICE.-An experienced
y ACCOUNTANT offers his services TO
make of accounts, write up, adjust, or close
books Best city references furnished Terms
moderate. business men would consult their
interests by addressing ACCOUNTANT, care
DtSpat,I Office. AL communications strictly
,ntiden tial NH 24-lwk
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SMALL FARM FOR RENT. Situated
- on the Osborne turnpike two miles hi
DWELLING HOUSE Of ten rooms, -A
with stable and other necessary out-houses.
This farm will be rented low to good tenant.
Apply to +; sIEaRNS,
NH 2i-3t li2 Futeentn street.
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WILLIAM B. ENOS,

VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.-On and
-...m WEDNESDAY, March llth, the fol
.@.ar 'r1ins viii be run on this road: ne
..tg passenger train DAILY except on
.ava n"lWcru Richmond and Staunton,
..~ .'. weekly west Of Staunton, gong West
g.. .1NDAN> WEDNESDAYS, and FRI-
"N1~. ANA returning alternate days. inns
.a leaves Richmond at 7:lj "A. NJ. and ar
...r- t' a.2u +. III. and makes close connec.
" . ".lA The Orange and Alexandria railroad
..#~ for LyACAburg and the southwest, ana
..as1ts Win trains 10 and from the Nortn,
M.@s'4 "a delay ut Gordousville Of one hour
a thirty miuutes-the connections with
!. .'.1sg:c and Ohio Railroad trains Tor New
'a being rc-establlshtd. No trains on
-. "y-nug passenger train leaves Rich
.'.@s DAILY except Sundays for Gordons-
,..~.I @.51 T. NJ. and for charlottesville on
"Eb\E~UAE and SATURDAY. Return
II. leaves Charlottesville 1T A. M. on
'4t N~DAY and MONDAY, and Gordons-
Viii" DAILY except on Sunday ~ a. M !;
1.tFlGg 10 Richmond 1T $50 "A. M
III. lgyruin-, train connects Witn HAhmAN
4 go ) ind TROTTER q cos LINE OF
".+rL COACHES for Lexington, White
..!Hr, ana Winchester.
f.!aseagcrs for Lexington 20 through from
i. "fauuG or Baltimore the same day.
through TICKETS sold to all prominent
Is'a.a. II. ID. WHITCOMB,
hA" General Supern ntendent.
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TRINITY METHODIST CHURCH.

L
William b. Bradbury's Celebrated Cantata OF
ESTHER,
THE BEAUTIFUL QUEEN,
will he repeated (!Or the last time) by the
METHODIST MUSICAL ASSOCIATION,
for the beneti OF tiir Methodist Sunday School
Society OF Richmond.
CONDUCTOR..... NJ. MclNTOSH
.ORGANIST. Prof. w. /. GRABAU &.
PRESENTATIONS:
Es ther, the Quecn-Soprano. ........M Miss Is.
Ahasnerus, the king-Bass. MIR. u
Haman-l5aritone. .......................Mr Mr. r.
Zeresh, Haman's wite-Alto ..........M Miss n
Mordacai-Tenor. ........................hlr .hlr. r
Queens First Maid OF Honor-Soprano, WY
Prophetess-Soprano. o............-....;;Mf MfS' - -
1frgal-Bass. nli' =, =
High Priest-Barl tone. ......... WI ~ =
Zeresh's Maid of Honor-Alto.........m MISS Z.
UlrbOuah-IenOr-. -
Quartettes, Choruses, &c.
Tickets, FIFTY CENTS; children under
l2 wears of age, TWENTY-FIVE CENTS ;
10 be had at the books torres, and al the door on
pight of performance. NH 20-4L