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b MAYORS COURT, MoNDAY-Mayor Cha
hoon presiding.-Nanny Armistead COLOR
ed), charged with being concerned in the
robbery at Rev. DR.. Woodbridge's, had her
case continued until to-day.
Miles Johnson, for being drunk and dis
orderly and abusing officer Rankin, was
fined SIS.
Winston Jordan (colored) for being drunk
and creating disturbance on the premises
of Captain Putnam, was fined IS.
Henry Barnes (colored), charged with O
felonious assault on Horace Brown, was dis
missed.
Hannah Brannon, for being disorderly
and obscene in the street, was fined S5. :,
Anthony Kretzer, for abusing officer Fill
gate, Was fEed S..
Eliza Robinson, charged with trespassing
on the premises of ". R. Howle, was dis
missed, the complainant failing to appear.
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F1RE.-on Sunday nightst half-psst 9
o'clock fire broke out in the building on
Grace street between First and Foushee
occupied by D. Lee Powell, Esq, as q young
ladies' academy. This is the second time
that this school has been threatened with
destruction by FIRE. Some furniture was
burnt and the building slightly damaged.
The frs ia said to have been purely aeci-
dental, 80, ~ rFzs z,4p .I,.ss
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MALE ORPHAN SoC1ETY.-The regular
monthly meeting Of the Board of Mana
gers of this Society was held yesterday
afternoon. The only business of public
Importance transacted was the appointment
Of committee to make arrangements for
the annual meeting of the Society, which
will be held on Monday next.
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= BAPTIST SUEDAY-SoHooL ASSOCIATION
The annual meeting of this Association was
held in the Second Baptist church last eve
ming, President C. H. Winston in the chair,
and John NJ. Pitcher secretary.
The reports Of the superintendent Of
schools showed the average attendance Of
the past month az follows, including last
Sunday-s very inclement day:
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|
Sun sets...........6.2s High tide, P. H.. .6.2l
PORT OF RICHMOND. APRIL Il, 1869.
ARRIVED.
Steamer State or Maryland, Travers, Baiti-
more, merchandise and passengers, HarYeys
Williams.
Steamer Isaac Bell, Bourne, New York,
merchandise and passengers, W. .. Danham
& Co.
Schooner J. II. Rapp, Gale, New York, mer-
chandise, captain.
Schooner l. S. Lowering, Boston, ice, 4. G..
Babeock.
Schooner General Grant, Colburn, Phila-
delphia, iron, Old Dominion Company.
Schooner Chance Shot, Terry, Norfolk, shin
giles, Womble & Jones.
Schooner G.. T. Hubbard, Loveland, New
York, merchandise.
Schooner Hannah Warwick. Speddon,
Geogetown, coal, O. Y. Morriss & Co.
Schooner J S. Cleming, New Jersey, clay,
captain.
Schooner J. Payne, Rich, New York, coal,
CrowelI Currie.
Schooner E. McLane, Sleeper, Philadelphia,
granite, Crowell s Currie.
river, light. ..-r
Schooner Estell, New York vta Osborne $
landing. N
Steamer Eliza Hanco1, Clifford, Norfolk,
merchandise and passengers, Il. b. TatuIn-
Steamer State Of Maryland, Trayers, Balti-
more, merchandise and passengers, Harreys
Williams.
MEMORANDA. .--as-a
Schooner a. II. Hayes. Lord, hence, arrived
at Philadelphia on the 10th.
Schooner Con voy, from Rockland for Rich
mond, put into Newport on the Sth.
HALIFAX, N. S., April l.-Cieared, schooner
Summerville, Masters, for Richmond.
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RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD.
Attention is called to the announcement OF
changes in the time of the departure Of
trains on this railroad.
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PREPARE FOR SToRM5.-ks the season for
storms approaches, It behooves you To look to the
safety Of your family. The LIGHTNING RODS pat
up by MoUNTCAsTLE are the latest the cheapest,
and the bess. Call at $40 Broad street.
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& HAMM s. CO., 26 and rs Park Place,
Ne Il and % Barclay street, corner OF Church
street. New York. ENAMELLRD MUSLIN
DRILL and DUCK, all eolors and widths RUB
BER DRILL, STAIR, CARRIAGE, and TABLE
OILCLOTH. NIB 31-itawsm
BUSINESS CARDS PRINTED AT THE
D DIEPAfCH PRINTIN Na-HQ psE CHEAP,
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rrHE FINE IMPORTED sTAL-M

= 'HE DIIiI-WICsSN
L LION WARMINSTER will make6A
his first season South for 1869 81 p. Il. Uayis's.
Warrenton and Henderson, n. @.
TERMS FIFTY dollars for thoroughbred mares,
and twenty five dollars for others.
Warmiaster ID sired by Newmipster ESQ popular
in Englandl and his dam is Black Bess, by hat.
&C.. Zee Bruce'ssstud Book FOR 1888. The lioe.
rality Of his importer tk. w. Cameron, OF New
York, in presenting this dne offer to the south
should be appreciated.
Mares sent 70 me shall hsYe the best attention.
For further particulars inquire OF
PETER Il. DAVIS, Warfenton post-ofhee,
( NH sl-ew t II ,z-3ae North Carolina.
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tOR NEW YORK.-OLD DO

LNOR new YORK.-OLD Do ~2faS
4 MNIoE STEAMSHIP COMpA-SSssAaiaaM
NY.-1he splendid peW side-wheel steamships
ISAAC BELL, SARAIUGA, MALARIA, ALBE.
MARLE, and II ATTERaS, leave New York for
Norfolk, city Point, and Richmond every TUES.
DAY, THURSDAY, and SATUEDAY, at
O'Clock z. II. Leave Richmond every TUESDAY,
FRIDAY, and SUNDAY. at high tide.
These ships ere entirely new; they have elegan,
Eaioons and statcrOCms; the fare, accommoda-
tons and attention, are unsurpassed
Freights for points beyond New York forwarded
with dispatch, and charge made ave for actual
expenses iacurred.
Close connections made with steamers for ell
southern and European ports,
Insurance effected IT lowest cates, when ordered,
kTA QUARTER Il ONE PER CENT. at The
Offices II this mpany.
NJ L. MCCREAoY, President, ls7 Greenwich
street. New York.
WILLIAM G. DUEHkM & CO., Agents,
taI corner Main and Eleventh streets.
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CONTED zRATE MUsIC.-Any person having
pieces or music published In the South during the
war can find chance to dispose Of them at n llbe-
raj price by addressing box No. 100, Richmond
pos.-ofiice.
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gnALL LAND WINTER ARRANGEMENT

ETALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT
Gs to the North, East, and West via the Rich
:ncld Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad.
carrying the United states mail twice daily. Ele.
CANT cars with new patent sleeping chairs on al
trains. The through trains on this rosd are now
run from the depot corner Byrd and Eighth
streets rs follows:
The DAY THRougH MAIL TRAIN leaves
Richmond daily 1t ll:i5 a. NJ, arriving iu Wash.
ington at 6<s I. NJ, connecting with the early
afternoon express trains for the North, East, and
West.
The NIa6T THROUGH MAIL TRAIN, with
elegant cars, with the new patent sleepiug chairs
attached, leSvcs Richmond daily (Sundays except
ed) ct Sis =. ~, arriving in Washington at er
A M., connecting with the early morning trains
for the North Es5t, aud West.
Both STEAMERS stop at Alexandria each way.
The ACCONNOLAT10N TRAIN forMillford
and al way-statioas leaves depot corner Broad
and Eighth streets st $3.50 z. n. Returning
arrives at $3.50 4. NJ
Through tickets and through baggage checks to
ell principal points.
FOR further Information and through tickets,
apply ut the 0iRce OF the company, corner Broad
snd Syh.h streets shocsoe Hill, and at the ticke,
Office, corner hyrd aid Eighth streets.
j. 3. GESTEY, General Ticket Agent
SAMUEL ECTE, Superintendent de
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A.-Money advanced on diamonds watches
jewelry, siIverware, clothing, &c.
H.HARRIs & Bro,
1881 Main street tup starsl.
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THE RELIGIOUS HERALD, common medium
OF communication among Baptists Of the south, is
an excellent medium for advertising. It is read
by thousands who rarely see any other paper
Ofllce Main street opposite Dispatch Office.
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REVENUE STAMPS OF all denominations may be
had at the STAMP WINDOW OF the PoST-OFFICE.
See advertisement In another column.
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BOLTTNG-CLOTHs. &c.

A NKEa BOLTING-CL0THS, q So
II RUBBER BETTING AND PACKING.
We are agents for the above goods, and keep q
full stock on hand
BOLTIS9 CLOTH. from oto 10; JSssE
GUM PACKING, from 1-Ye TO inch thick
RUnBER b LTtNG, from ato I2ins hes wide
We Will sell The above goods 1T low prices eno
Eol!clt orders for the same ~ 7'fb : II
YATRIE9 COTTREJL Il Co..
mhas-am 1897 Main street, hIchmond, va.
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STEAMERS.

PHILADELPHIA, RICHMOND, SsFss
i AND NORFOLK STEAMSHIP ssaxxa!aesaasss Sxassaa
LINE. steamers NORFOLK and j. \. q rtEh.
composing this line viii leave Philadelphia everJ
SATURDAY and Richmond every FRIDAY, al.
ternately. Freight tasen ior Norfolk at moderate
Orleans and Bills lGdlng 81 sned through. Passage
TO Philadelphia, including meals aud stateroom,
Sle. W p. PORTER, Agent.
nh ) Cfica, No 2s25 Dock street.
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HUsT1NGs CoURT.-A!dernsGn PEBBLES
presiding This court was occupied a short
time yesterday morning in issuing licenses.
About forty parties went up and complied
with the law.
The court will meet again on Thursday
for the same purpose. Persons interested
should make note of this and be on hand,
as it will be the last chance they will have
until the May term of the court.
Thomas Clark (uegro) who was convicted
in November last Of adultery, and fined forty
dollars, was discharged, he proving his in
ability to pay that amount.
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RHACHINE SHOP.
,LOAT L ADDINGTON,

SLOAT & ADDINGTON,
lIl5 CARY STREET, NEAR FOURTEENTH STREET,
where we do all kinds OF work IN the line OF q
well regulated machine shop. All kinds Of iron
work made and repaired, from the largest size
steam CINE and boiler down to The smallest sew
Ing. machine needle.
We 90 and send wurkmen in the country TO do
all kinds Of WORK at reasonable rates. Our spe.
cialty is everything and anything in the way OF
macbinists' work. We are the exclusive agents
for the following: JIGson's Patent Governor
Utica Steam Gauge Company's steam Gauges lhe
best steam sauge now In use; Srldan'5 Patent
steam + ngine Packing Hortou's Lathe hucks
Gardncr's Patent Rarn-door Lock and Rasp, com.
bined and many other useful articles entirely too
numerous to mention. knd as natives and adopted
natives OF the sacred Virginia soil We ask fall
GEORGE B. sL0AT,
NH 2o-Sm A. JACKSON aDDlSGT0N.
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RESTAURANTS, &c.

VETELLE, ,gSss~
NO. 1904 MAIN STREET.
TO THE EPUBLIC.-Hista ables are ever supplied
with the first fruits OF the coming season and the
cnoicest del.cacies Of the departing. BY leyyfn2
contributions upon the farSouth be anticipates the
seasons, aud grsces his table with the earliest
southern products. He has Also the best afforded
by our own gardens and markets. That greatest
delicacy amongst fish In spring-the Shad-Ee daily
receives in freshest condition.
His Bar Is supplied with the very best Liquors;
inferior 10 none sold at any bar IN the Union.
Orders OF families and parties serVea, either In
his own spacious saloons or at private houses.
fa IS
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

7 D. WEED,
s1e LATE ASSISTANT UNITED STATES
DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
OFFICE CORNER OF ELEVENTH AND BANK
STREETS, RICHMOND, VA.
Revenue business before the collectors and as
SCISSORS, offices, the departments st Washington,
aud the United States courts promptly attended to.
Particular attention paid to the examination OF
cases before the United States commissioner.
ia sq-3m
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THAMES TO TURNER for Harper'S Bazar'
A very interesting No. for the ladies.
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sTEAMBOATslTs,

DOWHATAN STEAMB GA TfslCtsIl,
COMPANY. .--Steaners STATE dXzasssssssssSs<s dXzssssaS<2
OF MARYLAND and PGTEESS UkG - heap
reliable and safe route TO Baltimore, Savannah,
Borto1 and the west.-Tri-weekly line to Balti.
more making c,Gse connection with steamers IL
Phi,adelp ph!s.--No charge for Wharfage, drayage,
or forwarding, and no transhtpment or goods be-
tween Richmond a2d Baltlmore.-Leaves BEltt-
more every TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SA
TURDAY. Leaves Richmond every TUESDAY,
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY.
Freight received every day Except Sundayl up tt
7 o'clock p. ii. These steamers have excellent
saloon, statercora, aal passenger accomm odaflons
Fare, g.; masis and stateroOm eItrs. For frelgh
" '''''~'eH eHaKVEYs & WILLIAMS. Agents,
m 10 - Htt Commercial Block.
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ySOR norfolk, PORTs-asGs0,

II MorJTH, AND ALL REGULAR Z laafsassS &ssasss Sss.
fSEDINGS ON The JAMES RIVEk.-ihe he fast
and elegant UNITED STATES NAIL steamer
ELIZA HANCOCK, Captain q. Y. CLIFFORD leaves
her wharf at Rockets for The above-named places
on MONDAY, WEDNESDAY,, and FRIDAY, ut
SIX o'clock A. NJ, and returns on Tuesday, Thurs
day, and saturday.
fssSensers srriye in Norfolk IN time, to CON.
meet With cleaners Tor Baltimore and poina
North. HE.A
OF steSnnef.
Fare to Norfolk. sa.so.
FEEIdET
recetyed Tue1days. Thursdays, and Saturdays
nom Ia II. to g. p. "a for Norfolk, Portsmouth
BOSTON. baltimore, and principal ianaings on
Chesapeake bgy, and an regular lanalngS Oh
James river al Unreasonable rates.
Fre!ghts for way landings must be pre-pald.
In consequence OF the mail being discontinued
a. Grove aud Brandon Point wbarves, the steamer
will not stop Ut those laAdings:
Ia3S oflce steamers wharf,
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NHE6ApEAKE AND OETO RAILROAD
W N-An.nr AnLaArln and fknr the 1Gr ll'


] Winter Schedule-Un and after the 1sT OF
OCTOBER, 1865, the passenger trains will run as
follows:
MAIL TRAIN between Richmond and Stauntop
daily Except Sunday and between stanton ano
Covington tr-weekiy-viz., Leave Richmond al
7:l5 a. n. and arrive III Staunton at 1928 T.. Nj.
Leave Staunl0n at s:2s a. III. and arrive at Rich.
moGd E:2s 7. Nj.
or TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY
leave Covington ut 5:lo 4. n, and arrive at Staun
ton St s:l0 4. ID: Leave Steanton at 1858 Z. M.
and arrive NJ CovngtCn at 1855 P hi.
ACCuMAnDATI0N TRAIN between Rich Rich
mond and Charlottesville on MONDAYS, WE'D
SE9DAYs, snd SATURDAYS. Leave Char.
lottesv!llc at 4. H., and arrive at Richmond al
$3.50 4. ~ Leave Richmond 1t $3.50 Z. h.. and
arrive st Charlottesville at Q L. n.
The Mail Train connects at Gordonsvflle and
Charlottesville with trains on Orange alexandria
and MauassaS railroads Tor Alexandria, Washing.
ton. Phil adelphia. New York, Lynchburg, Knox
Vile Chattanooga Memphis. Few Orleans Mont
gomery, Mobile, &C.; 1T Staunton with stages fol
Lexington, Natural Bridge, Harrisonburg, WIN
chester, &c; al Goshen with stages for Lextng-
ton Natural Bridge, &c; at Mi,lboro' with stages
FOR Bath Alum, " arm, Hot and Healing Springs
at Ioyingtoa with stages for White SulphW
Springs, LeWisburg Charleston, &c.
JAhKS +. n N2THERLAND, +
se2s General Ticket Agent
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HAVE YOUR VISITING CARDS
III PRINTED AT THE DIsPATCH Pk1NT-
lNG-H0UaE, ..f n taH
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IsoR RENT, several COMF0RTABBE "a
IT ROOMS to small family OF, good stand, -
ing. The rent VII be moderate. ppiy to
apl2-at No 40 west Clav street.
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OFFICE RICHMOND AND YohK RIVER,
RAILROAD COMPANY, }
RICHMOND EuyEst / 1888.

DICRMOND AND YORK RIVER RAIL
h au&D L1GJE.-Eor Baltimore the North,
and Eor;hwe5t.--The steamer HESNEBEC, Cap.
tain j. =. Freeman commanding. leaves West
Point every W IN Z SDAY and SUNDAY
MORNING on arrival OF the cars from Richmond
reaching Baltimore on the following morning al
sunrise Returning the Kennebec leaves Balti
more every MONDAY and THURSDAY al 4
o'clockP. N.
The steamer ADGI2AL, Captain EIRwAN com.
randing, leaves West Point every TUESDAY
and FRlDAY OF arrival OF the cars Eom Rich.
mond, rescEipg Baltimore the following morning
at sunrise. Returning, the Admiral Leaves Balti.
more every WEDSESUAT and SATURDAY ct {
O'Clock 7. G.
Passengers for Baltimore leave the depot OF the
Richmond and York River Railroad Company at .
O'Clock 4. Il. SUNDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNES-
DAY, and FRIDAY. Retnruing they leave Balti.
more on MONDAY, WEDNESDAY,, THURS
Day, and SATURDAY, ati o'clock.P. Nj, reach.
Ing Richmond The following evening. Fare to Bal.
tmore only -
Freight received st all times and forwarded
promptly snd through bills Of laaing given to ali
prominent points.
Tbe paase.,ser train leaves the Depot every morn
sng At 5 4. u. WILLIAM B. EN0S,
ucsI Freight and Ticket Agent.
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FOR SALE,

NNE SMALL COPPER DISTILLERY,
" In complete order. holding seventy-fYe gal
Ions, for sale at low price. Call at
B. PRDsk iUER'S,
apl l2-2.s lSl Seventeenth street.
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~ ICHMuND AND DANVILLE RAIL.
E. FRoA1--CHkNGE OF SCEEDULE-Op
and sfser SUNDAY, February 2ist 1855, the PAS.
SgEGGR TRAINS on this road WITH be run a.
goISG WEST, LTECRBURa PksgENGERs
leave kichmond daily Except Sundays) at s.ss A.
H. arrive AZ BuTEeville at ii.ss A. III, making
close connections with trains on The Southside
rosd ror Far:nviie, Lynchnurg, Bristol, Knox
Vile Nashville Memphis, &C, &C. THROUGH
NAIL AND EYPSESS leave Richtnond daily at
sGoP. N. : ieaye Danville daily at o.s2 z. Ii. !;
arrive :. Greensboro cEily at IL. 10 A. b., making
close connections for ali stations on the North
Carnlias road both east and west OF Sfeensboro'
CsxrIotte, Columbia, Aagusta, and all points
GoIxs EAST, THROUGH NAIL AED Elk.
PRESS leave Greensboro GStly az L so n; leave
Danville daily 81 $50 4. u. Srrive q, Richmond
dsily At II 4. 81. LfNCHBuRG PASSESGEAs
leave Burkevile daily Except Sundays) at 2.1oP
M arrive at Richmond AZ s.ssP d.. a-.# N
Through tickets can be procured at the tlcke,
Office IN Richmond TO al important points South
and Southwest, and at Greenshoro' and Dsuville to
an poi2ts North East, and West.
THOMAS pODAhEAD,
fe II Superintendent.
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VALUABLE MACHINERY FOR SALE.
V TWO ENGINES one 2o-horse power pit en-.
CINE, In good repair; one engine, 26-horse power,
suitable Tor pit purposes, for saw and grist mill,
In perfect order.
both engines have drums and wlnding apparatus
complete.
Addres or apply to H. HETH, Agent
SubletL's Tavern, Powhatan county, Va.
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Fob RENT.

EoR RENT, TWO NICE; LARGER
E ROOMS, with the parloY Terms mode III
rate to good tenant. q ppiy at loI Main street,
J~H
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TOR SALE, A sPRING-DRAY, IN
Il GOOD ORDER. Apply to
CHARLES HOWAED,
ap l0-3t corner Cary and Fifteenth streets.
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NNE HUNDRED MULES ANDA
" HORSES Just arrived and for sale fsEEA
a +. ". GREEN'S stable, on Monroe ~E%
between Grace and Broad streets, or j. ao&xeD
4. JOHNSON'S stable. on Franklin street. Also
for sale J. large number OF WAGONS OF my own
Manufacture.
mn 22--lT+ B. w. GREEN. (
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EOR SALE AT COST TO CLOSE. De-
4 string to close nv business by the lst Of May,
proximo / Will offer for sale until that time my
entire stock OF al LASSWAKE, CkuCkERY,
FURNISHING GOODS. &c, at and below cost.
PETER HOTTIES,
Sixth street next door to New Market Hotel.
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@AEEE1ADs.
fss W 49, s!sEl.sss go.
STCUmONDAN PETERSBURG RAIL

n, ROAD --Dn and af0cr MONDAY, Spfil J.
-, srx!ns over this road win be run as folows:
laave Richmond Sc n. h. and 2:ss Z. n.
I2ave petersburg at $50 4. II. ard 6:se p. d.
aCC0NMUDAFi0S TRAIN, With passenge,
csr attached viii leave Richmond daily at 2
a., and Petersburg daily 81 $40 4. ID. tsundays
excepted.
me /. u. train viii not leave Richmond OF
sundays, and tie go p. Il. train win no: leave
TrtcrSbu.g on SunGays- -sa'1EEEs'T 4
Passengers for Norfolk win take the 4P. Il
train running through daily. :
Baggage checked through. ~
Ths passenger coach attached TO the coal train
viii leave Glover Rtll at A.. IL. and returning
,eaye RIchrG oud at c:la Z. III. on Tresdays Thurs
Isvs and saturdays. ~f - -~r
THOMAS ii. wYENE,
ap:s auperintendept.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, APRIL 13, 1869.
Sun rises. .6.32 Moon sets..........S.l0 10
Sun sets. .6.2S High tide, P. NJ. .6.2l
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r TAKE PLEASURE IN IE-sS@s
L FOEMINa you that am now presS&kxG
pared to show y complete and well.se--SMstSs
iected stock OF ofNILLINEhY GOODS consistnKgf
F,lENCH FLOWERS,S SILKS kiBBVNs. iLl,U,
SIOES 9HA PES STRAW GOODS &C., ~hfchl
will offer at the lowest m arset prices yrs.zaY
MRS. M. WALTON b co,
No. 400 Broad street, cayner Fourth
n. B.-Handsome PATTEEN BuNShTS al.
ways on hand. ~ 81 sETtFSE2 ap Sim
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An extract from the report of Captain
Bigger, superintendent of the soup-house,
was submitted by Mr.. Miller. Itgives the
aggregate cost Of soup rations during the
month of March, at $S9l.05. Within the
past fifteen days the number of rations had
been reduced from 1000 to between 200
and 800, tr.,r-.fr -s. sess
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-04-13

,8GEE e rsi III
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