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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-03-24

OFFICERS RETIRED.-Among the field
officers retired by the recent order CONSOLE
dating regiments are Colonels S. P. Heint-
z.lman, Daniel Butterield, Gordon Granger,
John j.. Reynolds, Daniel E. Sickles, Wager
Swayne-all lately acting as brigadier OF
major generals-and others Of less note
Lieutenant olonels Adam J. Slemner tof
Fort Pickens fame). Alfred Sully, James
H. Wilson (ths captor of jeff. Davis),
Maurice Maloney, Frederick I. Dent "a
brother-in-law of the Presidency, George
A. Andrew, and others. Several of these
latter have also ranked as brigadier or
major-generals of volunteers. A list OF
about twenty majors are also retired, among
whom are Major Thomas W. Sweeny, the
famous Fenian. Seven hundred and sixty
four officers of all grades will be retired.
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REMOVAL OF POLITICAL DISABILITIES
Il is understood that General Butler will
submit bill to the Reconstruction Com
tee to simplify the manner Of removing the
political disabilities of the southern people.
Il provides that all but those specifically
excluded may, by making an affidavit be-
fore clerk or judge authorized, and sub
scribing to certain conditions, be restored
to citizenship. Members Of the Confede-
rate Cabinet, old officers of the United
States army who joined the rebellion, and
others of high position, are excluded, and
will have to apply to Congress for relief.
The b.ll to become law only on the con-
current vote of two-thirds Of both Houses.
WQShinQtOn Chronicle.
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The Austrian Emperor speaks eleven
languages huently.
Lexington, KY, has ladies' yelocipede
club.
Stage-drivers in Cincinnati are uni
formed. b.
ga basement for rent up stairs is On.
nounced in Chicago.
The Cuban refugees at Key West, Fla.
are shortly to start newspaper to adVo-
cate the cause Of the revolutionists in
Cuba. &c Is
The census Of the city of Portsmouth,
Va, taken by committee of the Council
shows total of 1854 population-whites,
G,7o7 and blacks, 3,747. gr
F1RE.-Port JeruiS, N. T., March o.
The currying shop Of Swazey, Cooper 6
Co., at Sparrow Bush, was burned this
morning.
The New York correspondent of the EpiS-
copalian thinks that the northern Methodist
brethren, and especially their bishops, are
attempting "to take possession Of the Co.
vernment," or rather Of the President. A
beautiful Government, or President, We
shall have when that Church gets the power
to rule the country.
An old lady lately applied for pension
in Indiana as the widow Of soldier Of
1872, stating that her husband was lost on
the Ohio river in lS47. The Department
replied that the soldier was still living and
receiving pension in Tennessee. The old
lady is now after the truant of twenty-five
years. 81 s
The son Of Rev. Mr.. Montague, residing
at Whitewater, Wisconsin, was delivering
8 college ysledictory address q short time
ago, when, in taking his handkerchief from
his pocket, he pulled out pack Of cards,
which fell to the foor. Halloo," he e1-
claimed, "I've got on my fathers coat"
The worthy divine, who sat in front of his
promising son, vas more confused than his
scion,
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The TwITCHELL CAsE.-Philadelphia,
March 22-In the Supreme Court this
morning another application for writ Of
error IN the Twitchell case was presented
by Mr.. Hubbell, who claimed that it was
made on new assignment of error. Judge
Thompson said the application was too late,
but he would examine the papers, which
consist Of pamphlet written by Hubbell
on the subject and assignment of error, in
which he contends that the judgment of
the Court was not by due course Of law.
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domestic Markets-rBY TsLseRApRl,


NEW York, March 23.--Noon. Stocks strong.
Money easy at per cent. Exchange, lOSB.
Gold, l3l. 5-20s, 80, llSA. North Carolina
6's, 81; new, ok. Virginia 6's, ex.coupons,
56; new, so.
Flour dull and dropping. Wheat quiet and
heavy. Corn without decided change. New
mess pork lower ut ssl. Steam lard dull and
lower; barrels, 1SA@ls%c. Cotton steady at
2SHc. Freights firmer.
Ereninq.-Cotton steady; sales 1000 bales at
2sHc Flour favors buyers. Wheat closed
dropping. Corn closed dull with holders anx-
ious to realize; old New Orleans mixed, 500
s5hc Mess pork lower at $3l. Lard heavy
kettle, l9@19Ac. WhislSey nominal. Sugar
firm. Naval stores quiet. Freights firmer;
cotton, per steam, &c.
Governments closed weak; 5-20s, '62, 1855.
Southern securities heavy. North Carolina 6's,
GIN. South Carolina 6's, ny. Tennessee SIS,
65h. Money, per cent. Gold, 1915. Ster-
ling, 10SA.
BALTIMORE, March 23.-Cotton dull and un-
changed. Flour active and unchanged, with
low grades frmer. Wheat inactive choice
red, 80. lO@S2 25. Corn dull at SIC. Rye and
oats dull. Provisions firm and unchanged.
Whiskey firm ut 93894c.
CINCINNATI, March 23.-Whiskey, Ole. Pork,
$S2. Bacon dull with no sales; shoulders,
l3Ec clear sides, 17Ac. Lard, lS4c.
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F1RE-SToLEN MAIL BAas.-Ne,o York,
March 22.-The steam elevator of the Liver
pool and Atlantic Basin, in Brooklyn, was
destroyed by fire to-day. Loss, 100000;
insured for $4,000.
a rifed mail bag, containing several
thousand letters, was found in the water at
Gowanus to day. All the valuable letters
had been opened, and the contents ex-
tracted r. ...... .l...4
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BARBERs.-There is no better school Of
politeness in the wide world than your bar
ber-shop. Had I hundred sons, and de-
signed them for diplomatic life, I would
educate them in barber-shop. The easy,
pleasant address, adaptability SO necessary,
the knowledge of detail and taste in dress,
can all be found in your barber-shop. Let
this idea once enter your head, and you
can never see finished diplomat without
having your mind revert to the barber
Don P;0ft .
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COMMERCIAL.
! asasn and Flour Markets.
; ~ CoRs AND FLOUR EXCHANGE, Z
R1oHaosp, VA, March %, 1859. s

j
OFFERINGS.
Whees.-White, $50 bushels. Red, 22s bush.
obrn.-white, l,s72 bushels. Mixed, sss.
Oats.-474 bushels. s.4-g
Rys.-6S bushels.
Flqrsssd. IS bushels. .
FNur.-Extra, 50 barrels. SuperAne, q
barrels. 1900 tE
Wbeat.-White, $50 bushels good on private
terms, Red, 2lo bushels good Mt 81 so.
CoTn.-White, 10 bushels prime at SIC. ia
slc.-total, l72 bushels. Mixed, 142 bushels
good at soc.
Oats.-2oo bushels very good at &c.; 90
bushels good at 63c.-total, ESQ bushels.
Rye.-l2 bushels at sl.90.
FIdrseed.-S bushels fair at 81. S2H.
RZAARKs.-Ofterings OF Corn to- day, 2,7lo
bushels. OF which 2,5o4 were re-exhibited, and
but sl4 bushels sold; shippers and distillers
merely looking on, and one or two millers
touching the article very tenderly. Prices
lower than yesterday prime" to-day bring
ing, except for few bushels, but slc., while
every good brought SEC. on the preceding
day. Offerings of Oats much reduced, and
sales quite slow and light, without any special
change in rates.
Baltimore, Md.
In Baltimore on the ed instant Flour was
quiet and without quotable change. Receipts
of Wheat 1880 bushels; market unchanged;
sales OF white at sl.s7 to 90; choice Valley red,
s215; choice Maryland, s2.lo; and fair to
prime Maryland, sl.55 to 90. Offerings of Corn
IA, 45O bushels market heavy, with sales of
5000 bushels white at so to slc.; 1900 bushels
yellow ut so to SIC. bulk at outside price.
Sales of light Oats at &C., measure. Sales $50
bushels Rye at $l.47.
New York.
In New York on the 22d southern and other
Flour dull. Wheat dull and to &c. lower
sales 81 goo bushels at $40 for No. spring in
store, Sl.55 to $l.65 for white California, and
81 so for white Michigan. Corn dull and de-
Ginning; sales $4,000 bushels at 81 to SIC. for
new mixed western. Rye dull and heavy.
Barley ditto. Oats quiet; sales at 7Shc. for
western in store, and 7+Hc. afloat. The total
stock of grain in warehouse on the Sth instant
was: Wheat, 1,666,379 bushels; corn, I'll ,6i7;
oats, l,7l9,72l; rye, 2O5,ol9; barley, 1851 ;
malt, IL, 1874; peas, $3.50.
Boston, Mass.
In Boston on the Goth instant Corn dull and
lower; southern and western yellow, 95 to
CSC. western mixed, 80 to 95c. and white at
SO to 92c. Rye, $l.4o to $l.45. Shorts, $50 to
sSl Fine Feed, s33 to $3l; and Aiddlings $50 to
$3S per ton. -.... I.
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THILDREN'S CARRIAGES.
J.E. TOWERS & CO.,
No. $40 MAIN STREET,
fe film opposite spotswood Hotel
DELIEF FOR THE SICK !
fe film

-Fverv .radesman. mechanic, aud workipgman
should insure in the SOUTHERN MUStiaL bs'-
NEVULENT ASSuCI >IION for The relief OF the
sick which was started and chartered last mohtn
in this CITY. This short period Of its existence
shows already how an association OF these princi
nIss was needed but never attained until this
present time In the southern states. 49,, -
the last of This month over one hundred pohclt
win be issued. r,, e,,o, .
f,Itv dnIIars according 10 the annual premium he
pays. BY paying five dollars year he VIII .e !.
eeive five Jliars week; by paying ten collars
tsTa,,cs whether the disease is derived from IN
accident or from any other cause:
Every man ought to patronize this institution py
toinfng the Association for tn larger II exIeEds
the more good can be done to the suffering MEM
bers., .m,a ~ rho
Inform stlon can be received at the once OF inc
cornt any. s1e Broad street.
agents for al parts of the country are "ahteu'
NH 10 sm
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LATER FROM PARAeUAY.-Later advicea
from Rio Janeiro have been received. News
from the seat Of war in Paraguay is mainly
unimportant. Joseph Marie de Selva, the
Brazilian Secretary of Foreign Affairs, had
gone to Asuncion for the purpose Of estsb-
fishing provisional government. ,~ts
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Foreign Markets-[BY TELEGRAPH.

LONDON, March 23-Nooa.-Securities un.
changed
LIVERPOOL, March 23.-Noon.-Cotton tlrmel
but not higher; uplands, l2d.j Orleans, i2Ad.
estimated sales, 10000 bales. Bombay ship
ments to the 10th instant, 27,cO0 bales. dfter
noon.-Lard quiet at 75s. Yarns and fabrics
Manchester quiet and firm.
LIVERPOOL, March 23.-Eceniag. -Cottor
frmer but not higher; uplnnds, I'D; Or
leans, l2Ad. sales, $1,000 bales.
HAyRg, March 23.-Cotton quiet.
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New PACIFIC RA1LRoAD.-In the Senate
Monday Mr.. Pomeroy reported from the
Committee on Public Lands bill granting
the right of way mot money! to the Mid
land Pacific railroad.
Several amendments recommended by
the committee were agreed TO, and the bill
was passed.
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FENIAN MEETING Cincinnati, March
22.-Mozart Hall is crowded to-night-a
meeting being held in behalf of General
W. g.. Halpin, now in o British prison.
Several addresses were made by prominent
speakers. Resolutions demanding his re-
lease were passed, and committee of seven
appointed to present them to President
Grant.
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ANOTHER KEROSENE HoRRoR.-Spriry-
field, Mass, March 22.-The upsetting Of
kerosene lamp in the house of Henry
stoddard, at Vernon, Vermont, on satur-
day, caused the death of Mrs. Stoddard and
the total destruction of the house and barns
nv fire.
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MACHINERY, &c
NJ AcHlNE SHOP.
SLOAT g ADDINGTON,

GLUA1 q ADDINu2VINb
llI5 CARY STREET, NEAR FOURTEENTH STREET,
where we do all kinds of work In the line or a
we'll regulated machine shop. All kinds Of Iron
work made and repaired, from the largest size
steam en- CINE and bviler down to The smallest sew
ing machine needle.
We 20 and send workmen In the country to do
ali kinds Of work ut reasonable rates. our spe.
mac6inists' work. We are the exclusive agents
for the following Judson's Patent Governor ;
Utlca Steam Gauge Company's Steam Gauges, III.
hest steam gauge now In use selden's Patent
Steam i nglne Packing Horizons Lathe hacks
Gardner,s Patent Barn-door Lock and Hasp, COM
bioed and many other useful articles entirely TOO
NUN. rous to mention. And as natives and adopted
natives of the sacred Virginia soil we ask fair
portion Of patronage.
NH 7o-3m GEORGE B. sLOAT.
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The Committee on Ways and Means had
the tax bill under consideration this morn
ing. The only amendment made was 10
the effect that tobacco dealers having on
hand "tax-paid" or !" free" tobacco or
snuff can draw stamps in order to stamp
the same when put in package as required
by law.-Washmgton lstter-Baltinsors de-
zstts.
Tobacco has been frcst-bitten in Ken.
lucky.
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FURNITURE AND MATTRESS WARE
- ROOMS.-We have now In store in two OF
those large ironfront buildings opposite the post
Office the most elegant stock Of CHAMBER, PAR
LOR, AND DININ6-R0oM FURNITURE that
has been offered In this city for many years.
Also MATTRESSES Of all kinds manufactured
In this city, and at very iowprices.
All parties wanting goods In our line win And
the prices 10 suit the times.
Furniture and Mattresses REPAIRED.
HAYWOOD q RITTER
opposite post-ofhee, Main street,
fell Richmond
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Ex-PREs1DENT JoHNsoN.-On Saturday
ex- President Johnson arrived at Greenville,
Tenn, his old residence, where large
number of citizens had assembled to do
honor to the ex-Chief Magistrate. The re-
ception address was delivered by Colonel
Nelson. Mr.. johnson, in reply, said that
"his administration had been tempestuous
because he had been battling for the Con-
Btitution; but that he was only bent,
not broken, by the storm. He had laid
aside his official robes, and would remain a
private citizen" Mr.. johnson will visit
knoxville and Nashville in few days.
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DEATH OF A REMARKABLE MAN.-Jacob
surget, ninesy-seven years old, died in
New York last week, and left a property
valued at sl0,OOO,OOO. He was Creole
F-enchman, but was born in the United
States. He lived by rule, and was very
abstemious, drinking nothing, but water:
He used to say that ne had secret OF
longevity which he bought of Gypsy woman
when he was q sailor, and he thought he
should live to be hundred. For many
years he spent his winters in Mississippi
but when the war broke cut he came to
New York, where he remained until no
died,
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CPECIaL NOTICE. am now prepared
u to make to order eli kinds OF AaoS,s,
CARTS, aud DRAYe. OF the very NET LAY a.,triss
and workmanship Those In want OF sucG EIE.,s S
would coasult their cwn interest by calling ana
examining my stock before purchasing elseTnele.
mh1a Third and Marshall streets.
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WHAT THE SENATE CAUCUS AGREED
yroH.-To pass a bill which differs from
the existing law in permitting the Presi.
dent to suspend On official without showing
cause and 10 install his successor.
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A New York correspondent of the Phila-
delphia Ledger says: &c In an interview
which the President had with some New
York gentlemen on Thursday he is said to
have remarked that the New York custom
house and the New York politicians who
were running or DESTROYS Of run,
Ming it gave him more anxiety than all
the rest Of the country put together. 1t
ought to be consolation to the President,
however, to know that these were the expe-
riepces Of Mir. Lincoln also, who on one
occasion expressed regret that some
means could not be found consistent with
the public interests to have the New York
custom house removed from New York alto
gether. so as to be done with it,"
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The Cuban Revolution.

In the second race, for five hundred dol
lars, /" Privateer walked over the course.
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.ALL AND WINTER ARRANaEMRNr


E to the North, East, and West via the Rich
mond, Fredericksburg and Potomac kaNroads
carrying the United states mail twice daily. BE:
CANT cars with new patent sleeping chairs ON ~
traips.-The through trains on this road are nCW
run from the depot corner Byrd ana Eisnsa
streets as follows:
The DAY THROUGH MAIL TRAIN lsayes
Richmond daily at u:H A.. n, arriving IN Wasn.
ington At els p. NJ, connecting. with the early
afternoon express trains for the Norsn, Eas& ana
West. ~ 2. -. !. u
elegant cars, with the new patent sleeping chairs
attached. leaves Richmond daily iSundays except
ed} at s:lK p. NJ, arriving In Washington e SAG
l.. NJ, connecting with the early morning trains
Sor the NORTH East, and West, 5l4 "
Both STEAMERS stop at Afe1Andria each vnf.
The ACCOMMODATION TRAIN for M1lhofd
and all way-stations leaves depot corner Broad
and Eighth streets At a2o p. d. RetuxnlaSs
arrives at $50 s.. ID. 81,
Through tickets ard through baggage checks -
all principal points. ~ % 5 sygse ~ II
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 Aeent.
SlMITEI, RUTH. SuperfntendeQt, 60 4
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WTINTER sCHEDULE.-RIoHMoND

w AND PETERSBURG. RA1LRUAUs-Un
aud after WEDNESDAY the Id December the
Leave Lea Richmond Inn at A. N. and us Pm.
Leave Petersburg at s:6 A. M. and $50 z. M..7
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN, With passenger
n, and Petersburg daily at $40 4. IL tSundaya
excepted). ~ !. t....ys-z..s.,-. 81.
Petersburg on Sundays. ats .5- q .
Passengers for norfolk win take the SIS r. II.
train, running through daily. NT fEEE 90 20
Fare to Norfolk, q Baggage checked through.
The passenger coach attached TO the coal tr1ln
will leave Glover Hill alta. d. , and returning,
leave Richmond at $40 p. II. on Tuesdays, Thurs
''0' ''''N ''''''' = THOMAS b. WINNIE, ~
del Superintendent :,
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The Cuban Revolution.
HAVANA, March o. General Dulce
issued an address referring to the events
attending the embarkation of the Fernando
Pc prisoners, and saying that he kept his
promise of maintaining order and doing
justice. The proclamation concludes with
fattering address to the citizens and
volunteers.
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FURNITURE, sc.

ZINE FURNITURE, &c.-H. A. AT
Al KIN5ON & SON have on hand and will con.
tinue TO keep a very fine assortment Of CABIN ct
FURNITURE of their own make, of fine ROSS
WOOD. WALNUT, &C. which they will warrant,
and Will sell Mt pric e5 as low lower than can be
had in northern cities or anywhere else. We only
ask the pub ic to call and examine for themselves
in verify Of this statement before lending thelf
money from home, thereby helping to sustain the
families OF our workingmep al home instead Of
contributing to support asylums for that purpose.
In our Undertaking Department Is k. pit all kinds
OF CUFFINs, with the latest improved METAL.
Lie BURIAL CASE, which is perfectly uti-
full and secure. Boxing and Repairing Furniture
done ut short notice. Hair and huck Mattresses
Don't forget the small yet welflled house or
Governor street, No. 100, Richmond, Va.
NH l9--3m Fl. A. ATKINSON 81 SON.
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Mobile Races.

MOBILE, ALA, March 23.--The races
over Magnolia course to-day, for purse Of
two hundred and fifty dollars, resulted as
follows: .. -s ..
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T DAMS NEGOTIATED.
We are prepared to NEGOTIATE LOANS on
REAL ESTATE and NEGOTIABLE PAPER.
HILL & GODDIE,
Real Estate Agents and AuctIoneers,
NH 23-at 1903 Main street.
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STEAMERS.

PHILADELPHIA, RICHMOND, tan
l. AND NORFOLK STEAMSHIP n
LINH.-Steamers NORFOLK and j. 3. b nEhns
Composing this line. will leave Philadelphia every
SATURDAY and Richmond every FRIDAY, n.
ternately. Freight taken for Norfolk at moderate
rates also for Char lesion, Savannah, and New
Orleans. and bills ladirg signed through. Passage
to Philadelphia including meals and stateroonn,
ale. i w. 2. PORTER, Agent.
mhs Office, No. :l2b Dock street. Z
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NHEsAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD

THESAPEAREA AND OHIO RA1LROAD.
~ Winter Schedule.-On and after the LIST OF
OCTOBER, 1868, the passenger trains win run 40
follows:
MAIL TRAIN between Richmond and Staunton
daily Except Sunday and between Staunton ana
CovlngtOn tri-weekly-yiz, Leave Richmond at
Ills A. NJ. and arrive at staunton at a:as Z: d.
Leave Stanton at 0:25 a. n. and arrive at Rich.
mond s:2s P. NJ.
leave Covington at $40 A. M, and arrive Mt Staun-
ton st 0:lO a. NJ. Leave Staunton ut asa 2. n,
and arrive at Covington at 7:55 p. n.
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN between Aicho
mond and Charlottesville on MONDAYS WE'D
NEsDAYs aud SATURDAYS. Leave Char.
lottesyille at T. A. b., and arrive ut Richmond at
$3.50 A. II. Leave Richmond 1t $50 Z. IL, and
arrive at Charlottesville ut 8 z. II.
The Mail Train connects at 6ordonsViIle ana
Charlottesville whit trains on Orange, Alexandris,
and Manassas railroads for Alexandrte, WashlnS-
ton, Philadelphia, New York, Lynchburg, Knox.
Vile, Chattanooga, Memphis, New Orleans, Mont
gomery, Mobile, &C.; at Staunton with DtageE Tor
Lexington, Natural Bridge: Harrisonburg, VIM
chester, &C.; 1t Goshen with stages for Lax1ng.
tom Natural Bridge, &C.; at Millboro' with stages
for Bath Alum, Warm, Hot and Healing SPrlnEs
at Covington with stages for White Sulphur
Springs, Lewisburg, Charleston, &c.
= JAMES y. NETHERLAND,
se2s General Ticket gent.
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OFFICH RICHMOND AND YoBK RIvxR3
.' RAILROAD COMPANY,
RICHMOND, August !, 1Sea.
rCrxroHyr, n nJp xyorsD r,rrrysr, - W


LII Road LINA.-For Baltimore, the North,
and Northwest.-The steamer KENNEBEC,C Cap
tain j. II. FREEMAN commanding, leaves West
Point every W e DNESDAY and SUNDAY
MORNING on arrival Of the cars from Richnond1
reaching Baltimore on the following morning As
sunrise Returning the TKennebee leaves Bait:
more every MONDAY and THURSDAY ss .
O'Clock p. NJ. .reus. -. sf : te4ste
The steamer ADM1RAL, Captain K1aMAM com:
mauding, leaves West Point every, TUESDAY
and FRIDAY on arrival Of the cars from Rieh-
nond, reaching baltimore the following morning
more every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY a. 4
O'Clock p. ID.
Passengers for Baltimore leave the depot Of the
Richmond and York River Railroad Company Ats
O'Clock A. ,M. SUNDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNE1S.-
more on MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURS.
DAY, and SATURDAY, at o'clockP. M, roach.
ing Richmond the following evening. Fareto Bal.
tiInore only 81.
Freight received at all times and Forwarded
promptly, and through bills Of lading given 70 Al
prominent points.
The passenger train leaves the depot every morn
sing at A. NJ. WILLIAM b. EHOa, -,
ocN Freight and Ticket Agent.
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A PPOMATTOX PAPER MILL.-Hay-
II ing made arrangements to operate The Apro.
mattox Paper MIL we shall be prepared In q few
days TO supply orders for
PRINT AND BOOK PAPER,
and would be gratifed to furnish its former GUS
TONERS and others.
ALL KINDS OF PAPER STOCK WANTED.
Our friends and customers In the interior con-
signing RAGS 10 Us viii receive prompt returns NJ
MGILWAINE & 90.
PETERsBUEG. March L 1888. NH s-sm