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INTERNAL REVENUE DEC!sION.-TheC Com
-.osl0uer has written a letter stating that
.ae law imposes no penalty upon dealers IN
accy, &c., for noncompliance with the
F:.remeut Of section seventy eight OF the
4" II the matter Of making mouthly IN
'1,2rlcs. Persons, however, VINO CONT
&c 70 sell and neglect or refuse TO make
.-.l inventories necessarily fall under su5-
c!y1. II upon an examination OF their
@2c4 it shall he found to be unstanped,
-e presumption is that no tax has been
nd upon il, and it should be reported to
4e collector for seizure, and then the bur
Zen II proof will be upon such dealer TO
:-9" cause why proceedings shall not De
-,~!nencei for the forfeiture OF all such
-As'emred goods TO the United States. IN
ne o5aence Of any inventory, officers are
-, supposed TO know that dealer IS sell
..c Oh stock.
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WATERED C1DER.-A party Of men we're
surveying for railroad, and of course
they are entitled TO the best there Is along
the line. At one house they thought the pro
prietor was a little tardy in producing the
cider. 1t came at last, and was tasted by
one of the party with great deliberation.
/" How much cider did you make this year ?"
he asked. Fifteen barrels" was the an
swcr. Another sip. "Well, if you'd had
another apple you might have made another
barrel.'
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The brother of the murdered Rogers has
been paying his regular wages 81 week.
70 the colored boy who is held as witness
in the House Of Detention. This is an ex-
ccllent example for imitation in cases of
PARTIES detained as witnessed. There is
often great hardship TO innocent individuals
locked up in the House of Detention be-
cause they happened to be cognizant in
some way or other of offences against the
law.-Neu York Times.
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"BLuE" UroN WooL.-The difficulty of
fixing a permanent blue upon wool has been
successfully overcome in England, and IT,
gitive blues are being completely super
seeded. The patentees are working night
and day to supply the demand, and are
making preparations on such scale AS will
permit of its being introduced in America
very shortly. In dyeing, this is one of the
greatest discoveries of modern days. So
says the circular of large Liverpool house.
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SPECIAL NOTICES..
nsy- \ GREAT REVOLUTION
at
BRIQGS'S BAKERY.

TO FAMILIES BoARDlNG-HOuSEs, AND
RESTAURANTS:
You will save from thirty 10 lftv per cent. In
huyiuc YOUR BREAD. CAKES. and CRACKERS
at my stores, 7O7 MAIN and 426 BROAD STREETS,
as l shall from this date make great inducements
to the retail trade. down with the prices Is
the motto, and down they must 20. Call and see,
and he convinced. ja3l
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THE LYNCHBURG NEWS,
~ DAILY AND TRI-WEEKLY,
A. WADDILL 4 CO., PROPRIETORS,
EDITORS.

The undersigned ask leave to inform their old
friends and patrons of the L1NCHBURG DAILY
AND TRI-WEEKLY NEWS that they have this
day become the sole proprietors OF the paper, and
IL shall he their only emf and aim 10 make the
NEWS not oLlya frst-class Journal equal In
point or merit and ability TO any one Ia the state,
but to excel any other Of its contemporaries IN all
the varied and attractive features which consti-
tute newspaper IN The proper meaning OF Inc
term.
ment and control OF colonel r. <. Withers and
Mr.. J. q. Perry, so widely known asthe founders
of the paper and under whose conduct it attained
so extensive popularity, and who In again en-,
experience and an ability which guarantees To the
patrons Of the NEWS y Journal worthy In all re-
Specis of their favor, and welcome and accepta-
shop, TO the merchant and the professional man !;
in fact, To all classes aud conditions or people
Especial attention will be given TO furnishing ac
curate reports Of the markets nom all sections OF
the country, and the arrangements mace 10 cnect
this purpose defy competition with any Journai IN
the City or State. -
iir. a. Waddill, with an experience OF oyer
forty wears In the newspaper business: Win
corps of associates OF enlarged pracucIu SHpe.t
ence, and determination 10 make the NJ !" > Ss'
serving the fullest measure OF past.SSIs.,, =,
the ,auer as well 10 to the public generaily ior
their Reimbursement and support assuring them
that no effort viii be left unexerted 70 merit thcr
iA'0F' SUBSCRIPTION TERMS;
Twelve months. :. 81 20 Twelve months. ....ss o
| Pre- n,onths 90 Three months...... 81
INDUCEMENTS TO CLUBS:
| Five copies of Daily News, one year. $50; 1yS
copies OF rri-W eekly News, one year, $40. And II
TIE same proportion for any larger number, TIT
| Advertisements In the NEWS VIII be nserte,
OH The most favorable terms.
| JAN a. WADDlLL CO., Proprietots.
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The egeeckiea Troubles.

SAVANNAH, Ga, January 30.-Forty-one
of the Ogcechee prisoners were committed
for trial to-day and thirty-one discharged.
Weather warm-wind south southwest.
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A D1sCLAIMER.-General Haramba had a
very long Polish name. The King, having
heard of it, asked him, good-humoredly,
pray, Zaramba, what is your name ?"
The General Immediately repeated the
whole of his long name. Why" said the
King, " the devil himself never had such
long name" 81 should presume not,
SIRE said the General, as he was no rela-
tion nf mine -
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

7 D. WEED,
sjs LATE ASSISTANT UNITED STATES
DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
OFFICE CnRSRR OF ELEVENTH AND BANK
STREETS. RICHMOND, VA.
Revenue business before the collectors and as
and the United Stat courts, promptly attended to.
Particular attention paid TO tn examination OF
cases before the United states commissioner.
Ia iq-3m
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NEWSPAPERS.

TIME LYNCHBURG FIRGINIAN, now
I in the sixty second year OF It's existence, Is
one OF tue oldest and most widely known Journals
in the outh Published in the central portion OF
Virginia 1t has larger circulation IN the rich
mineral and agricultural region of southwestern
Virginia than am other newspaper. us extensive
rircmlat on and patronage are not the work or
dav but the result Of many years LABOR. II Is az
established institution, and being heartily RS wen
AS prominently identified with the commercial,
agricultural, mining, and manufacturing interests
Of the state, it appeals confidently TO Flrginlans
Accurate reports Of the markets, regular 70,
reign correspondence, dai kilograms IRON al
parts Of the world. malicious selections Tor the
family with news and miscellany, maze IL at olce
4 usefu! and readable journal.
advertisers Will consult their interests By avail
ing themselves OF Its columns.
TERMS subscription price OF Daily Firginian,
Al ner annum; Tri-Weckiy, g5 per annum.
CHAkLks w. BUTTON.
IN % Editor and Proprietor.
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THg UNuERwoop CASE Is THE SUPREME
u.-luthc Supreme Cour; Of the United
states today Joseph II. Bradley presented
ne petition Of the Attorney-Gencral Of Eir-
caa, and Of James Lyons. OF counsel with
., stating TINT on the s:n of May last q
III named griffin was arrested and com
liked to Jail, according to the laws OF Nir-
.1.a, on the charge Of felony. After con-
..cuon he was sentenced 70 confinement IN
,ae peuitentiary for Iwo years. On the 9Th
.Noyember J.C. Underwood, Judge OF the
e-itcd States district court for the Eastern
..sricto OF Virginia, discharged the prisoner.
the ground that Judge SheHey, Judge OF
Ire circuit court, was not competent
l.c!al officer, being disqualified under
ne third section OF the fourteenth amend
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ey- THE ONLY GENUINE MAhshALL's
SEINE THREAD can be had ut LEVY bho
THSRs,. This thread Is finer for the number ana
will weigh more TO the bundle than any oiher
.p'c"' - '-''' LEVY BROTHERS,
tact XXI Nos. 1918 and lslb Main street.
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Who is the "Rev. Nj. Elder ?" asks one
Of our exchanges. lie is Presiding Elder
Phelps, of Staunton, carpct-bag preacher.
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The first passenger train on the Alexan-
iria, Loudoun and Hampshire railroad ran
20 Hamilton on Monday last.
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Office at lIyco Falls, Halifax county, Va,
is discontinued. At Culpeper Courth ouse,
Culpeper county, Va, w. A. McNulty is
appointed postmaster, vice A. Lawrence.
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us- TO DRUGGISTS and INyALIDs.-
Ne1srs. w. ID. BLAIR CO., corner OF Ninth
and Main streets, have received FIVE BARhELs
of KENTUCKY BYE WHlShEY, said to be
seven years old It's quality is very superior, ana
especially recommended for medicinal purposes.
ia 29-lw
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sgy- VIRGINIA TEA AND COFFEE CO.,

ne VIRGINIA TEA AND COFFEE CO.,
CORNER OF MAIN AND NINTH STREETS.
PICKLED SALMON only 2cc. II pound.
PICKLED SALMON only zoe. a pound
SMOKED SALMON-good article.
SMOKED SALMON-good article.
CANNED sALMON-goOd article.
CANNED SALMON-good article
YARMOTH BLoATERs, direct from England.
yARNOTH BLOATERS. direct from England.
YARMoTH BLoATERs, direct from England,
MESS MACkEREL, extra large,
MESS MAChEREL, extra large.
\. O. MDLAS9ES, Just from New Orleans.
y. O. MOLASSES just from New Orleans.
TURKISH PRUSES, Just from Turkey.
TURKISH PRUNEs, tust from Turkey.
DESIGNATED CocoA-NUT, saves time and
labor.
DEsICCATED CoCoA-NUT, saves time and
labor.
DESIGNATED GOLDFISH, saves time and money.
DESIGNATED GOLDFISH, saves time and money.
SPLENDID BUCKWHEAT FLOUR.
SPLENDID BuLkWHEAT FLOUR.
SELF-RAISIEG FLOUR.
sELF-RAlSISG FLOUR.
COFFEE, COFFEE, COFFEE.
COFFEE ROASTED AND GROUND DAILY.
GREEN COFFEE, 90 IS, IS, 8s, asc.
ROASTED, rs, 20, 50 IS, 4oc.
GROUND, IS, IS, 80, IS, 4oc.
NEW CROP TEAS.
GREEN, Soc, 9oc., 81, $l.25, $3.50. ~.
BLACK, sOc., Soc, 81, $L.2s, Sl.5o.
VIRGINIA TEA AND COFFEE COMPANY.
CORNER OF
MAIN AND NINTH STREETS.
la 2a1
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FOREIGN NEWS.

PRUSSIA.
BERLIN, January 30.-The House Of De-
puties has passed bill con6scating King
Honoria's property, the bill indicting him
for high treason having failed.
SPAIN.
MADRID. January 30.-The abolitionists
petition the Government to free the chill
dren born in slavery since 1868.
The Porto Rico insurgents have been am
nestled.
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STEAMERS.

EOR NORFOLK, PORTS-saT5NI
e MOUTH, AND ALL REGUIA Il sesasAuESzsks
La EDINGS ON THE JAMES RIVEk.-rhe tast
and elegant steamer ELIZA HAECOX, Cap
tisn Il. G. CLIFFORD, leaves her wharf at Rockets
for above named places on MONDAY, WE'D
NFSDAY, and FRIDAY, At 81 O'Clock A: H., and
returns on Tuesday, Thursday, and saturday.
Passengers arrive I'm Norfolk In time to con"
meet with steamers for Baltimore and points
Train leaves City Point for Petersburg on arrival
Of steamer.
Fare TO Norfolk, -.
FREIGHT
received Tuesdays. Thursdays, and Saturdays,
from i? VI. to 81 z. ". for Norfolk, Portsmouth,
Boston, Baltimore, and principal landings on
Chesapeake bay, and ali regular landings on
James river, at reasonable rates.
Freights for way landings must be prepaid.
In consequence Of the mail being discontinued
mt Grove and Brandon Point wharves, the steamer
amy TO l.. b. TATUM, Agent,
Ia 10 office steamers wharf.
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TOR NEW YORK.-OLD Do %NfS
e MIEIoN STEAMSHIP COMP A-ssnaesi
NY.-The splendid new s!de-wheel steamships
MARLE, and II aTTEitAS, leave New York for
Norfolk. City Point. and Richmond every TUES.
Day. THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, at .
O'Clock p. NJ Leave Richmond every TUESDAY,
FRIDAY and SUNDAY. at high tide.
These ships are entirely new; they have elegant
saloons and staterooms the fare. accommoda~
lions, and attention, are unsurpassed
Freights for points beyond New York forwnrded
with dispatch. and no charge made save lor actunl
expenses incurred. =,
Close connections made with steamers lor AL
southern and European ports.
Tnsnrance effected at lowest rates when ordered.
N L. MCCREADY, President, l7 Greenwich
street. New York.
WILLIkMC DUNHlM & CO., Agents, mi
"a 10 corner Main and Eleventh streets.
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VIRGINIA NEWS.

LAND SALES IN LoUDouN-The Cotton
estate to Mesers. Davis s. Erwin, from Up
per Canada, for $1,000 per acre, $40 acres.
A farm near Leesburg, containing Jag
acres, to Mr.. Jonathan Black, of Doyleston,
Bucks county, Pa, for 900. This is the
second purchase made near this place By
citizens from Bucks county, Pa, and we
hope it will induce others of the same kind
to come down and purchase some of the
lands we have in Misunderstanding Wash
ingtonian.
LARGE LAND SALE.-It is stated that the
Salt Pond Mountain, containing $4,000
acres, has been sold to o company of Ten
nessceans for 100000. Several hotels
will he built on the mountain, and the pro-
n"rtv otherwise improved. - Lynchb'rg
Ne,rs.
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wArLROADs,
@ ca CO ea 60

Ell - wsn8s.-sk sSHffa~HEx @HK--s..-
pICHMOND AND DANVILLE FALL
LII ROAD-CHANGE OF SCHEDULE;--tSu
ana after FRIDAY, January 18th, 1899, the rAe.
sENGER TRAINS on this road wall be srun -
follows: ~n~cs
GOING WEST, LYNCHBURG PASSEF6EKS
leave Richmond daily Except Sundays) at AibA
VI. arrive at Burksyille at IL A. NJ, making
close connections with trains on the. southside
road Tor Farmyille, Lynchburg, Bristol. Knox
VILE Nashville. Memphis, &C, &C. THROUGH
NAIL AND EXPRESS leave Richmond daily o
ASP. ID. /; leave Danville daily at 1918 P. u.
arrive at Greensboro daily 81 II. IS A. d., mAknE
close connections for all stations on the Norm
Carolina road both east and west Of Greensboro,
Charlotte, Columbia, Augusta, and all points
South. s- F"-f# ~ taT I'D
GOING EAST, THROUGH MAIL AND Ex-
PRESS leave Greensboro, daily at A: ~: leav sS
Uauville daily at s.27 A. NJ. arrive OF Kicnmona
daily at IL A. VI. LYECHBUAG PASSEhGEE o
leave Burkevllle daily except sundaYs) at ZloE'
N. arrive At Richmond At 6. 3oP. n.
Thr ugh tickets can be procured at the Sc is,s
Office In Richmond TO all important points Soutn
and Southwest and Mt Greensboro and Danvilie 70
all points North East, and West. 49,
THOMAS DODAMEAD,
1914 Superintendent
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Colonel Robert NJ. Wiley, formerly re-
preventative in the Legislature, and after
wards member of the Senate of Virginia
from this district, sold his farm on Sinking
Creek. in Craig county, few days ago. for
$4,000. Itis the intention of Colonel Wilev,
we believe, to 50 West and settle.-Fincastle
Herald.
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Foreign Markets-TBY TELEGRAPH.

Foreign Markets-[Br TELEGRAPH.
LONDON, January o.-Noon.-Consols, S3's.
United States bonds, 7j's. Fine rosin, los 9d
Jternoon-ConSols, 95h. United States bonds
quiet 1T 75sg.
LIVERPOOL, January So Noon.-Cotton
buoyantj uplands, II nd; Orleans, ll7s0ll 5!dj
estimated sales, 10000 bales. afternoon. Cot
ton buoyant; uplands, on the spot, ll;4d. /;
afoat, II >56ll2d.; Orleans, ll'sd.; sales so lar
have been 10000 bales. BreadstuHS quiet.
HAvRE, january 3O.-Cotton unchanged.
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CONFECTsDNERHES.

TUST RECEIVED AND In STORE, 100
81 boxes Raisins, In whole, half and quarter
boxes; 10 cases Sardincs, 90 drsmS Of figs, 70
barrels assorted Nuts. 20 boxes Lemons 10 barrels
Almonds, 90 boxes Oranges, 10 barrels Plchles,
Miuce Neat, Currants, Sultana Raisins, Cltrons,
&C. ~
Our CELEBRATED CANDIES are manufac-
tured daily In al their variety and made TO order
in any desired size and shape. Also Common and
Fancy Cakes, Pastry, &C., &c. Ornamental CAKES
made to order.
Cakes I'm barrels will be sold TO dealers st the low
cst market rates. ZInMER * co.,.
IA u l543 Main rect.
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DESsOLUTHONs, &c.

-. ---~---- -a~s=S4 49,
RICHMOND, February l, 1852
CO-PARTNERSHlP.-I have this day
Z associated with me in business Mr. e. NJ. ID.
CLARKE, of Louisa county, Va. The style OF
the firm viii be uWdATAN WEI5lGER
CO. We will continue the same business hereto
'V fc I'm -''''''' y PowHATAN wE1sIGER.
COMPREHENSIVE.
Mr.. SOMERvILLE GRAY is admitted to sn
interest In my business to take effect from the 1st
Of January, under the firm name oil ANDREW j.
SRAY X co.
January IS 1862. ANDREW j. GRAY.
Having formed the above co-par,nership as sue
cessors to Wake Il Gray, we viii continue the
same business rs heretofore conducted by them,
and so!ici, the patronage Of the old firm.
ANDREW J. GRAY,
ia2s-a,n sOME8VIhLr GRAY.
DISSOLUTION.-Th firm Of HILL &
BENTLEY is this day dissolved The bust
ness heretofore conducted under that style VIII be
continued by Hill, Bentley g. skinker, Us per notice
of co-partnership pelow. prps n ttrrI
WILLJIAhML g. BENTLEY.
RICHMOND VA, December 81 1893.
COMPREHENSIVE. We have this day formed
BENTLEY & SKINNER for the purpose Of con-
Quoting GENERAL COMMISSION BUSINESS,
at No. II Pearl street, Richmond, va.
Charles u. Hill, william q. Bentley and Charies
X. Skinker Will sign the firm name ana nave the
exclusive control and active management OF Tic
business. CGAEliE5 -. nIIGI
S SHkktns s s: s 5kfSkER,'
JAMES P0TEAT.
RICHMOND, VA, January l, 1852 Me
TO-PARTNERSHIP.- undersigned
Y have formed a co-partnership under the hrn
and stvle OF HILL K DICKIE for the purpose OF
conducting GENERAL COMMISSION BuSi-
NESS ut Nos. lA2c and l42S Cary street hlcnnoho'
Va. n %. RnIdEiE
YE,HE FIRM OF ARAlISTEAD CARY
4 is this dav dissolved by mutual consent-JOHN
| b CARY Withdrawing. All parties having Claims
are requested to present them for settlement anu
| those indebted Will make immediate paynel.,
Either member will use the name .. IaG EII IL
| liquidation only. WILLIAM A; AhMlSIEAD'
| JOHN B. CARY.
| COMPREHENSIVE. - The undersigned nave
formed co-partnership under the style ana hTln
| of ARMISTEAD 4 PEEK for the purpose OF con-
| ducttng Who'll FSALE GROCERY AND COM
| MISSION BUSINESS In this city. and VIII occupy
street. they solicit the patronage or the irienu7
- '-o WILLIAM I. ARAISTEAD,
| JOHN L. PEEK.
| RICHMOND, January !, 1853.
a short time OF which due notice will be giyea.
Meantime, be can be found at the ONCE OF AshAS-
| TEAD g. PECK. c.yy
Ia 2-in JOHN b. Naol.-
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PHILADELPHIA, RICHMOND fT'

PHILADELPHIA, RICHMOND 4$TFA
4 AND NORFOLK STEAMSHIP ssgSs4ses
LINE Steamers NORFOLK and VALLEY
every SATURDAY, and Richmond every FRI
DAY, alternately. a..s.
Freight taken for Cincinnati, Chicago, ana BIZ
Louis MIA Pennsylvania Central railroad. Also,
for Norfolk and Boston: and close connection
made at Norfolk. Bills Of lading signed through.
Passage Philadelphis, including meals and state
room, $40. w. /. POEIEa, Agent
oc II Office a4aS Dock street
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CFFICE kIcIIMoSp AND YORK RIVER
RAILROAD COMPANY. I
RICHMOND August l. 1883.

=
DICHMOND AND YORK RIVER RAIL-
In ROAD LINE.-For Baltimore the North,
and Northwest. The steamer KESNEBEC. Cap
tain j. II. FREEMAN commanding, leaves White
House every WEDN ESDAY and SUNDAY
MORNING on arrival Of the cars from Richmond,
reaching Baltimore on the following morning at
sunrise Returning, the Kennebec leaves Baltf-
more every MONDAY and THURSDAY ut
O'Clock L. N.
TIE steamer ADMIRAL, Captain KIRw AN COM
mauding leaves White House every TUESDAY
and FRIDAY on arrival Of the cars from Rich
mond, reaching Baltimore the following morning
at sunrise. Returning. the Admiral leaves Balti-
more every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY at
O'Clock z. VI.
Passengers for Baltimore leave the depot OF the
Richmond and York Il liver Railroad Company ats
O'Clock 4. NJ. SUNDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNES-
DAY, and FRIDAY: Returning. they leave Balti-
more on MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURS
DAY, and SATURDAY, at4 o'clockP. NJ. reach
Ing Richmond the following evening. Fare to Bal
timore only 81.
Freight received ut all times and forwarded
promptly, and through bills OF lading given to all
prominent points.
The passenger train leaves the depot every morn
sng at A. NJ. WILLIAM r. ESO5,
&C 81 Freight aud icket gent.
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MOVER COMPANY.
LUMP COAL, per Is bushels, delivered. ....S 90
HAIL COAL. per rs bushels. delivered. ..... 01
SEASONED WOOD, per half cord. ........... 2 rs
YAsD ON SIXTH STKEET NEAR TIL G CA
NAL. 7. G. JONES'
ia o2-tFebo Agent.
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
~ Winter Schcduie.-On and after the lsr OF
OCTOBER, 1885, the passenger trains Will run as
follows:
MAIL TRAIN between Richmond and stanton
daily Except Sunday and between stanton and
COvinXton tri-weehly-viL., Leave Richmond NJ
7l5 A. VI. and arrive at stanton at 3:23 Z. NJ.
Leave Staunton at 9:25 A. d. and arrive ut Rich
mOnd 5:2s L. NJ.
On TUESDAY. THURSDAY. and SATURDAY
leave Coyington ut 5:l0 4. NJ and arrive ut staun-
ton at s:lo :. NJ. Leave etaunton at $3.50 z. NJ,
and arrive ut Coyington at 1856 L. VI.
&CCOMMDDhT1UN TRAIN between Rich
mond and Charlottesville on MONDAYS, WE'D
NEoDAYS, and SATURDAYS. Leave Char
lottesville at 1 A. NJ. and arrive at Richmond at
$50 A. VI. Leave Richmond at $3.50 Z. NJ, and
arrive at Charlottesville at =. u.
The Mall Train connects at HordoDsvi1le and
Charlottes Vile with trains on Orange Alexandra,
and Manassas railroads for Alexandria, Washing
ton, Philadelphia, New York, Lynchburg, Knox
vile, Chattanooga Memphis, New Orleans, Mont
gomery, Mobile, &c. ut Stanton with stages Tor
Lexington, Natural Bridge Harrisonburg VIM
chester, &c: ut Goshen with stages for Lexing-
ton, Natural Bridge, &c; ut iIiborO' with stages
for Bath Alum, Warm, Hot and Healing Springs;
Mt Covington with stages for White sulphur
Springs, Lcwisburg, Charleston, &c. ..
JAMES f. NETHFRLAND,
e2s General Ticket a gent.
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TALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT


Es to the North. East: and West VIA the Rich
mond Fredericksburg and Potomac Kairoad,
CARRYING the United etates mail twice daily. ZIG,
CANT cars with new patent sleeping chairs on Al
trains.-The through trains on this road are nov
run from the depot corner Byrd ana Elsntn
streets rs follows
'Fhe DAY THROUGH MAIL TRAIN leaves
Richmond daily at ll:l5 A. NJ, arriving in W ash
ington at GAS P. NJ, connecting with the early
afternoon express trains for the North, East ana
West =.
The NIGHT THROUGH MAIL TRAIN, with
elegant cars, with the new patent sleeping chairs
attached, leaves Richmond daily Sundays except
ed) at s:l5 P. NJ, arriving In Washington at sac
A NJ, connecting with the early morning trains
for the North, East, and West.
Both STEAMERS stop at A leIandrta each way.
The ACCOMMODATION TRAIN for MILFORD
and all way-stations leaves depot corner Broad
and Eighth streets at 500 Z. d. Returning,
arrives at $50 A. VI.
4 through tickets and through baggage checks TO
all principal points.
For further Information and through tickets,
apply at the Office of the company, corner Broad
and Eighth streets. Shockoe Hill. and at the ticket
Office, corner Byrd and Eighth streets
j. b. GENTRY, General Ticket Agent
SAMUEL RUTH Superintendent. de3
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-01

A NTHRACITE COAL have on hand
n L 900 tons LORBERRY RED ASH EGG
and STOVE GOALS, 200 cords SEASONED OAK
and PINE WOOD; also, MIDLOTHIAN LUMP
and EAITHS' COAL, which am prepared 70 sell
at the lowest market rates.
Offices corner OF seventeenth and Dock street,
and Seventeenth between Main and Cary streets.
de a WITT ROBE;kTS.