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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-05-02

F1sHING.-The fishing season has been
fully inaugurated here, and our young
sportsmen are creating sad havoc among the
fnny tribes of the James. The fish are
biting splendidly, and the lovers of the
sport should take advantage Of this beauti'
full spell for day of recreation. We sa"
two boys returning from the river yester'
day afternoon who had during the morning
caught bunch of over hundred very
pretty perch.
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PROMISING ENTERTAINMENT.-The visit
of Mr.. George G. Connor, Of Georgia, to this
city is remembered with interest by oil the
little folks and their friends. 1t is now
announced that he will shortly appear again
in our midst, having consented TO give an
exhibition of his grand panorama OF dis
solving views for the benefit Of the Second
Baptist Sunday school of this city. These
dissolving views constitute an entertain
ment in every respect superior to the ordi-
nary panoramic exhibitions, and will be
new to many of our citizens. Some Of the
scenes presented are scriptural, others seri-
Gus and instructive, and others again Of o
comic nature.
The change from one to another to the
uninitiated seems almost miraculous, fol
even whilst the observers eyes are fasten-
ed upon one scene, the landscape or figures
vanish as if by magic, and another picture
is presented with wonderfully vivid dis
tinctness, in turn to give place to another
This result is accomplished without the dls'
agreeable darkening of the room attending
similar exhibitions, and the exhibitor ls
constantly before the audience.
From the programme pupLsneo IN an, u,
other column it will be observed that whilst
many scenes are comic, others cannot fall
to teach in an impressive manner the mos,
;mnortant lessons in religious truth and
scrintural history. No better amusemen,
could be afforded the children.
OF the exhibition, as given at Atlanta
the Intelligencer says:
IA more thoroughly satisfied audience
rarely assemblies. The panorama was
snlendid. the dissolving views brilliant, ant
the lessons taught impressive and lasting.
The performance in this city will come
off on Monday and Tuesday evenings mex
at the Second Baptist church.
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LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAIN
ING IN THE RICHMOND PosT-oFFicE MAY
Mrs. Mary Cohill, New York, no stamp
Rev. J. L. Burrows, Richmond, Va, no
stamp B. L. Thomson, Washington, D. c.,
no stamp Mrs. Ernst Held, Syracuse,iN
Y, no stamp; William Ward, Ship Island,
Miss, old stamp; Susan Barham, New Kent
Courthouse, old stamp Mrs. Sophia Light
foot, Detroit, Mich, old stamp; w. P. Har-
rison, Halifax county, Va, revenue stamp
II. G. Seager, Charlotte county, revenue
stamp; Mrs. Esther Schleasinger. New
York, revenue stamp; Philip Neiil, for bet
ter direction Thomas Lewise, for Dettet
| direction.
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LUNAT1c CoMMIrTED.-Samuel Gregory,
o resident of Sidney, was sent to the county
Jail, as lunatic, on yesterday. The evl,
dence elected showed that the accused had
attempted to set his own house on fire, had
broken up the furniture, and had Threatened
members of his family.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

CHURcHEs.-The following are the
changes in religious services in the differ
ent churches tomorrow, of which we have
been notified:
DR.. Baird will preach at DR.. Hoge's (Se-
cond Presbyterian church at l o'clock.
Rev. A. e. Dickinson will preach at
Laurel Hill, Henrico, at II o'clock, and will
give communion at Leigh-street Baptist
church at half-past 4 o'clock.
Rev. Robert Ryland will preach at Leigh
street Baptist church at IL o'clock A. M
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New MILITARY PosT.-Company Z, 2lst
q. S. Infantry, under the command o. zap.
Richmond Yesterday, e,sroate for Huguenos
snr;ncs Chesterfield county, where new
most nos ;s to he established. Frequent broiis,
Caused cam by turbulent freedmen, render the
rrssence Of military force in that neigh
borhood important, and no place is better
suited for the barracks than that selected.
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BAsE-BALL.-A match game was played
Yesterday between the Red Banner and
Lightfoot Baseball Clubs, resulting IN the
defeat of the latter. The victors made
eighty-two and the Lightfoot Club twenty
eight runs.
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T QST.-The undersigned has lost, and he
1.1r l'ni"n Mills, Fiuyanna county. to Richmond
or during his stay In Richmond within the last
-rr,S. the .hond Of james 4. johnson and David
:. 5S?. 20 with interest from Octobcr1 1860 There
several credits endorsed OH the said bond. A
suitable reward viii be paid to the finder upon the
delivery OF said bond to the undersigned. All per-
sons arc forcwarncd against trading for said bond
H. a proper notice stopping its payment has al
reay bern given TO the right party.
ap2:-gw SAMUEL e. BURNLEY.
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UCoSvIcT EscAPED.-Yesterday morning
whilst gang of penitentiary convicts
were at work on the north side Of the prison
lot, under the charge Of Messrs. Clayton
and Carr, two old and experienced guards
one of them, named Henry Jackson, sue
ceeded in making his escape. He has not
yet been recaptured but it will be seen by
advertisement that reward is offered tol
his apprehension.
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SERIOUS CHARGE.-B. W. Gentry was
yesterday arraigned before Justice Waaes
Of Henrico county, to answer the charge OF
attempting to kill his wife. He was com
mitted to iail in default Of security.
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INTERESTING RELIGIOUS SERVICES will be
held at the Sidney Baptist Church to-mor-
row afternoon at 4 o'clock, in recognition of
the new church in that part of the city.
The sermon will be preached by Rev. J. l..
Burrows, D. D., the charge to the church
administered by Rev. DR.. Taylor, and the
right hand of fellowship given by Rev. ].
NJ. Butler. The deacons Of the church will
be publicly ordained on the same occasion.
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Our OF ORDER.-The combination lock
on one of the large safes in the vault of the
First National Bank got out Of order yes
terday morning, and could not be unlocked
The bills receivable falling due on yester-
day were in the safe, and it was therefore
necessary to send for workmen to cut hole
through the back Of the safe and take OF
the lock from the inside before it could be
opened. This was accomplished about four
o'clock in the afternoon.
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REAL ESTATE SALE.-Mr. Francis I. Is
bell, Real Estate Auctioneer, sold yesterday
brick house and lot, fronting Is feet on
the south side of Cary street, between 7th
and Sth, for 50 900.
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PLEASANT EycURsION.--Ala large number OF
citizens Of Richmond principally Germans, par
tlcipated In an excursion down the river given On
Thursday by Messrs. YUgSetIsG q BEfkl =.
tho Ja,ass River Brewery, The exsasss op'sss Nse'
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-LEcTuRE.-Dr. David d. Tucker will at
an early day deliver lecture on Man
his varieties and uses !; in which ne pro-
poses to treat the differences among the
races Of the earth, especially in regard so
the negro. The Doctor is an entertaining
lecturer, and will doubtless do justice TO
the subject.
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about twenty miles down the river, aud returned
at about O'Clock in the evening. On the way uey
had an opportunity Of testing the quality 9oI inc
first lager beer OF teseason Sreved BY iicir noa's'
so much pleased were they that meeting was ol-
ganIzed committees appointed and resolutions
adopted. speaking In the highest terms OF tine oeer
produced ut this brewery and expressing inc eaIn,
est opinion that 1t is the duty OF the hicinnenu
public In this as In other respects 70 eilcoutsss
home manufacture. Resolutions were also adopted
thanking Mcssrs. YuESGLISG & BEYEn for the
excellent entertainment Afforded, and expressing
the wish of the excursionists that they might every
day be thus hansomely treated.
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ERRoR.-Our telegraphic correspondent at
Alexandria said that Bishop Whittle was
seated between "two presbyters during
the conservation. tappeared in print two
PreSbqerianS % great mistake.
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DENTISTRY.

nR. C. E. KLOEBER, SURGEON
l DENTIST, llafe OF Baltimore,1 NO.
Ooa Broad street. Richmond, Va. ..,,,..d prices.
Teeth lled in the best manner ~ IA - per
Beautiful artifciat teeth on the and restoring
fectiy Initiating the natural 9sss s nrice Of e3N 1f6
the contour OF the face, az tnc ~" g
and $40 per SET. ,.,,s q, extracting teeth, rea.
dering the operation ial''ss' NH fe-s,n
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A n HRACITE COAL.
just received

just received:
""s hED and WHITE ASH, egg size, suit
'oIe Tor crates, stoves and furnaces;
''hS kED ASH, stove size, for cooking ranges
''' IONS LEIlIGH FOUNDRY LUMP.
'@' thoroughly screened, and of best quality, at
''"esl market rates. S. IL. HAWEs,
- Eighteenth and Cary streets.
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observation-disclosures J. Bushnell, Of New
York city, was on yesterday appointed Conn
missioner of Deeds for Virginia in the State
of New York.
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COURT MARTIAL.-A court martial, now
in session at the ST.. Charles Hotel, is en-
gagged in the trial of Lieut.. Cummings, Com
pany F, 5th U. S. Cavalry. Lieut.. Cum
mings is charged with conduct unbecoming
nm officer and gentleman, and also with
violating the Seth article of war. Col. Au-
gust, of this city, appears for the accused.
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DIckESs's READ1sGs.-Mr. F. g. Bangs is
in the city, and viii give his Dickens read
ings at the New Richmond Theatre on
Thursday and Friday evenings asxtl
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LAWYERS.

~ p HOWARD s. POWHATAN Ro-
nERTs ATTORNEYS AND COUNSEL
Tops At LAW. win practice in all the courts
hsid In the city OF Richmond once, lgts Mun nna
street. --------------
~ 81. AYLETT, ATTORNEY AT Law |.
practIces In all the courts held y! the Guy ~
Richmond aud in the County Coar. oi ~ TsasS and
Main streets, two doors above the post-omce.
An Elm
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DDA MA WATER.-I have this day opened
i1 my new fourt lin. from the celebrated manu-.
moi h! ~ " John Matthews, New York. which cam
RAJ yWGteiled Waa,,ddi In making pure SODA or NINE
CII0tmmaa.rr aa.rER. During the warm season the
Coo.ssL a1s, served from Tufts superior Arctic
Eyf' a.. r. JOHNSTON. Sr,. 3 =
~ ''sHs corner Fts.seatA and Main streets,
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LOST AND FOUND.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that ap-
y plicatinn will he made to the Auditor of the
~ia,cuf Virginia for q renewal of Certificates Of
stock Of the following numbers, and standing in
nv name on the Auditors books 3 757. act March
L. l.jG for SieO 3 15S act March L. 1885, for 500
a.! art Marcl Is. ls5S, for $500: 3, l39, act March
ls5o for ssoo-Said stock having been lost or mis-
hid
fr ?l-S3m SELMA s. COLES.
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PERsoNAL.-General Robert =, Lee ar-
rived in the city last evening, and is stop
ping at the Exchange Hotel,
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vyIRGINTA HOTEL,

" hA' GooDsoN-BRIsToL VA. 8 TENN.
This hotel situated 1ppStsIe ennessee 1e
aUG Virginia. railroads, will be open for boardsrs
during the summer months THIS ms s, Is one ,s 0t sans sn
heathiest locations a ana stass one OF tue 0s'
sud Rnnrd per month, Including everything except s
,a shina Ss5. Children under ten years, anu ser
wants, Sst Sii Ia1otb evsb tss Proprietor.
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Rithu1ol1d 1ispatth.

TIE CIRCULATION OF THE "DIsPATCH y
IS LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCU.
LATIoS OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS.
PAPERS OF THIS CITY. ~
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SEHsPPHNG.


EOR NEW YORK-OLD DO l4fS
L MlNIoN STEAMSHIP .COMpA-sssSs=Aea5444.sz
Ni.-Thc new and elegant side-whcc! Stc;tinshil
SARATOGA. ALEXANDER, Commander: viii
Icayc her wharf at Rockets on SUNDAY, ut
o'clock. T. M May 81. Freight received all da!
saturday. FARE. Sl@. Roundtickcts, $50. Stccragt
=. Throiyh bills signed to Boston, and Insurance
Elected at lowest rates when desired. For freight
SAMUEL AYRES Il CO.,
W.T. Eleventh and Main streets.
NOR LIVERPOOL-TO LOAD 1N&
i TIE DOCk.-The 4 l thrcc-lnasted- hss.aa
'uuhlc-,rck schooner EDITH, Captain u. W.
WiuELER. will bc dispatched rs above. For
freight apply 10 ,,,,rs
my.-3w CASklE " BholllEhS.
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.-The boats of
~ the JAMES RIVER AND KANAWHA CA
Nal COMPANY will leave the dock as usual
promptly at L. NJ. on TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS,
and SATURDAYS.
Freight and tolls on goods for Lynchburg and be-
yond collected Oh delivery, or prepaid at the op-
lion Of the shipper. Freight received ana de-
ycrcd At my Office. on the dock.
Way freight will not be delivered Till charges are
paid.
Boats locked and insured.
dell EDWARD DILLON, Agent.
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WANTS.

WANTED, SITUATION rs clerk or
w salesman 10y graduate of Eastman's Busi-
uc,s College. Address VI. E., Manchester, Va:
my 1--3tThS&Tu
WANTED, TO RENT A HOUSE CON
w NENIENTLY located and partially fur
ui,hc: the rcntor of which would like to take the
rent in board. Apply III the second house from
sixth street, south side Of Leigh, or address box
Ia. p0s-"iicc Richmond. my l-3t
7 WANT FORTY MEMBERS OF THE
L kukux klau Tor any other clanl to call and
SEQ me. ana huy IN ARMY WAGON and HAIR
Ness. and pay Tor them. and take them away, us
lave not room for what have got on hand.
JOHN KELLY,
Twentieth street between Main and Cary.
ap a-lE
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OFFICE RIICMoND AND YORK RIvER)
RAILROAD COMPANY,
RICHMOND, March IL 1858.


T me TO PHILADELPHIA AND
~ BOSTON RE-OPENED.-This conlpany Is
now prepared agiin to receive and forward freight
to and from Boston and Philadelphia.
TuESiAY aad FRIDAY. and at the same time
for Baltimsrc, Cncinnati,, Louisville, Chicago,
and al p9ns eemeG om t Batmare enn and oe
road and all places reached by the Northern Cen
passengers will find this delightful spring and
summer route to Baltimore, where they arrive
always In time for The earl trais NORTH anu est,
with ample time for breakfast in baltimore;
desired. Fare to Baltimore only four dollars va.
Frcights for Baltimore and points beyond re-
Shippers, observe the following directions: .
FRoM BosToN TO RrciIMoND.-Mark 2 your goods,
keystone and Union Line care OK akichmond ono
ship by Boston and Providence raiiroad. OF,
FnoM PInLApELpnIA TO RIcnM2NP;asahip 9SI,, hip. ey
:R; ::Richmond and York River Rairoad Line" Bal
Baltimore Office, No. sE1glt- street wharf: :.
Trains leave the Richmond depot daily yat 4. u:
STAGE LINE FOR TArpAibAMSS2SGK. = ~. hsery .r
rival Of the ears at Fish Haul station, IN King
William county stages leave for Tappahnnnock,
Bsiinf Brainon Mnsd ad MIers Tavern and reaching Tap
| pallannock at 3o'clock same day. x,,r,,
ges sayf nnG
reach Richmond by the ears mt 5:3o .,...
Fare to Tappahannock $lso; and d to Q othsr & points
| In proportion. WlLLlA,Mr A,r,,ot ~. Etsgs,t = Dar,t III
| Freight and I1cRet AGENT.
Captain JOHN II. FHEEMAS, Passenger, ,,,, q sau
Freight Agent. --H -
VTIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
v CHANGE OF SCHEDULE:-On ana !.sr alter
| WEDNESDAY, March It'll, the following traHs
| will be run on this road ,D.uv f.x..nt or
The morning passenger train DAILY te4cep.. op
SunJaysl between Richmond aud StauhtoI, an1 ~
| weekly west Of StauntOn, going west on NpN-
| DhyS WEDNESDAYS, and FRIDAYS ana re-
tnnin1 alternate days. This train leayes hlch,
r,anI at 7:i5 a. NJ. and arrives at 40 4. VI, ana
males close connection with the Orange and Ae1-
andria Railroad trains for Lynchbnrg and IN, sne
the North but with delay at Gordonsyie 0i 9hs ,e
hour and thirty minutes-the connections WHO tne
| baltimore and Ohio trains for New York being re-
| established. No trains on Sunday.
| THE evening passenger train leaves kicnmonu
| DAILY Except Sandays) for Gordonsyillc NJ s;se
] p. NJ, and for Charlottesville on WEDNESDAY
and SATURDAY. Returning, leaves Cnarl9ts.eys- y
! Vile at 4 A. NJ. on THURSDAY and sMONDAis
| and Gordonsville DAILY Except ON sunday ~ =
| A. NJ. arriving In Richmond ut o:3o d; m;.s.N O.
| The morning train connects with In kuac On 4 cE
co.'s and TROTTER g CO.'S LINE OF o.,l olAu aud
! COACHES for Lexington, White sulphur, S.'-
/ Winchester. ,,,,, frou, Rsci.
Passengers for Lexington go through iionA As's1'-
THROUGH TiChEiIH II. .o ID. WHiTC0MB,
points. r-an.r,I Sunerintendent,
NH % -5T "S'~Nr'''Ss, 81
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.1p pryT TWO-STORY BRICK ees

,,oP RENT, TWO-STORY BRICK a.
DwELLING on the south side of Grace lei
j u ~, Eighteenth and Nineteenth streets, con-
l%tTsSg c;rh; rooms, with gas and water; BRICK
iy,7TtGSHEN with two rooms and the necessary out
h.I,TTporE-ST0RY BRICK DWELLING on the
In .!ie Of Broad between Twensy.fonrth and
n'r'I, fffh streets containing ten rooms !:
I.ss4TGrtIEN with two rooms: with the necessary
NJ h,,'TonSi.s. To hc had ai once.
"4fiiWFF-STORY BRICK DWELLING on the
IN side of Grace between Twenty-first and
@,' eSrrcMd streets. containing ten rooms, with
,::oSstry ont houses. To he had NJ osicp.
~ TirrE.ST0RY BRICK DWELLING on the
~, nf Twcnty-hird street, containing ten
-. KITCHEN and tho necessary out-houscs
T. h, had al once.
iaP1,. SIX rooms. With KITCHEN, on the north
,tir nf Main between Twcnty-second and Twenty
uEFRICK STORE on the north side Of Main be-
.rm seventeenth and Eighteenth streets. 1t Is
% 4 the best stands FOR n retail grocery In that
, ol the city. To hc had at once.
ia CL0PTON & HARDWOOD.
Real Estate agents and Auctionccrs,
Tenth between hfain and Bank streets.
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RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD Co.,
RICHMOND VA, March u, 1885. !

RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD Govt
RICHMOND. VA, March q, 1885.
nN AND AFTER THE 23D INSTANT
" THE TRAINS ON THIS ROAD win leave
as follows:
EMPRESS TRAIN daily Mt "A. NJ. ~
NAIL daily ut 2:i5 L. M. Except sunday.
The 2d5 =. NJ. train connects ut Petersburg with
trains for Norfolk. -
Trains leave Petersburg for Richmond and all
points north and west.
EXPRESS TRAIN daily at $40 A., NJ. Except
Siulday.)
THROUGII MAII. daily at 7:25 =. NJ. l.A
Fare to Norfolk, S. Baggage checked through.
A train will leave the Richnond depot on WE'D
NESDAY and FRIDAY MORNINGS at - O'Clock
for Glover Hill. ~
For further information, inquire ut the Office
corner Of Byrd and Eighth streets.
r.. III. GILL,
NH " Engineer and Superintendent.
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1ST OF. ADVERTISED LETTERS RE
- NAMING IN THE RICHMOND PosT-
OFFICE MAY 2, 1868:
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A NIlIRACITE COAL.-My kind and
! generous customers have enabled me to come
nn"h 10 $50 per ton of 600 pounds. With an In
rFsase se OF customers will soon come down little
money. Mr.. Timothy lane will attend to the
weighing and delivery.
ap?! RIrRSHAI wARDwEII.
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T0R RENT, a very desirable RESI- 1fs
/ nESCE with water OH the lot. TO good Lii
tenant the rent will be very moderate. For fur
,hcr Information. apply on the premises, on 1~en-
,y-Grih >ty,C; Union HlD between . and streets:
NH al--tnit
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REAT BARGAINS.-Sell- - 20 -
,ery iI.s Ins on at and below cost. our N&4AV
PisTniTe assortment of GINS, &NNsS4D
TAGKtppL ,. RIFLES, FISHING xSSfEIA
siness II; Z; &c. &c.. to close out bu-SW W. "
'inst be sold regardless of price.
WALSH & SON.
aps,, 1852 east Main street. Richmond, Va.
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,pRING AND -suMAlER ARRANGE

CPRING AND SUMMER ARRANGE
- MENT. Isss.-GREAT SHORT ROUTE
70 THE NORTH, EAST, AND WEST, VIA
THE RicHNIoND. .FREDERICksBURGA AND
POTOMAC RAILROAD. CARVING TIE
UNITED STATES MAIL TWICE DAlLY-ELE-
CANT CARS WITH NEW PATENT SLEEP
ING CHAIRS ON ALL TRA1 NS.-The
THROUGH TRAINS on this road are now run
from the depot corner BYRD AND EIGHTH
sfhmhfs Thc DAY = THRoUGH THRRCoiUiGH MAIL TRAIN leaves
Richmond daily Sundays eNccptcd( ut 10 a. M.
arriving In Washington at 8 +. NJ, connecting
with the early afternoon express trains Tor the
The NIGHT THROUGH MAIL TRA1N, with
elegant ears, with the new patent sleeping chairs
attached, leaves Richmond daily at $3.50 L. Nj,
arriving In Washington at 6:l5 A. NJ. connecting
with the early morning trains for the North, East,s
and West.
Both STEAMERS stop at Alexandria each way.
The ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN for Milford
and all way stations leaves depot corner Broad
and Eighth streets, at Z. NJ. Returning arrives
at $40 a. NJ. - .
TiiRouGH TICKETS and THROUGH BAG
GAGE CHECKS to all principal points.
For further Information aud through tickets. mp,
ply ut the Office of the company, corner Broad and
Eighth streets. Shockoe Hill, and ut the ticket
office, corner Byrd and Eighth streets.
j. Il. GENTRY, General Ticket Agent.
SAMUEL RUTH Superintendent. apis
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TOR RENT, THAT VERY DESIRA-M
I RLE STORE and DWELLING next toEE;l
-. corner "f Ninth and Broad streets. Terms
,aod,ratc Possession given immediately. Apply
"a ANDREW PIZZINf 4 CO., ;.
r,yll,n sOf broad street.
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A NTHRACITE CoAL.-I am now pre-

a ATHRACITE COAL.-I am now pre-
~ = 4 pared 10 furnish the best ANTHRACITE
SWH al old prices-S75 so per ton Of 1000 pounds
~, ~ VII! reduce the price lower as soon as practl-
nS3Ic r Liberal reduction To large consumers. Fur
DtIsu T D! cargo at Philadelphia prices.
ar,I .hs IN cash unless by special contract. Give me
aii anu Will promise to give satisfaction.
lr;s rn m ana Office Nineteenth and Cary streets, and
~ Nam street, opposite Old Market.
-"PI CHARLES II. PAGE.
A NTHRACITE COAL.-I shall from this
M gay charge for the best quality LORBERRY
sEn ASH EGG and STOVE GOALS SIS per ton OF
liz, pounds delivered. These Goals are bought of
lr,DtS SS houses, and warrant them to give salts
s,,,,e .ce and yard corner Of Seventeenth and Dock
"oSS. psi WRIT ROBERTS.