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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-05
C1rT TAX LIsTs.-The advent of February

CRY TAX LIsTs.-The advent of February
has again brought to our citizens the gen.
tlemen who take such delight in worrying
people with these lists and prying into the
private business of every man, asking ali
sorts of impertinent questions about what
he was doing last year, how much money
he made, what he is worth, &c., &C., until
be has rendered return unto the utter
most farthing.
In order that our people may be fully
prepared for the commissioners and aesess-
ors when they call, we give below an alb
Btract Of the property returnahle to the city
assessor On which the city tax is levied:
Tine ss.T7st In order is the poll tax then
The value of all visible personal property of
every description in the city Except family por-
traits), which includes household and kitchen
furniture horses. cows, carriages, bugeies,
watches, silver plate, iewelry, &c; ...
The value of capital employed in business
The value of all stocks In corporations or
joint stock companies, whether located in or
out of the city; sa.-
The greatest amount of money, owned on
the giving In of the list. whether the money
be In or out of the city, or in his own posses
sion, or in the possession of another;
The amount of bonds or certificates OF debt
of any country, State, county, municipal, or
other public corporation, putting the same at
their market valuh: .
The amount Of all solvent bonds and securi:
ties other than those mentioned above and AL
solvent liquidated, aud certain demands ana
claims, however evidenced, or where the
debtor NAV live, whether due or not on the
LIST day of February, after deducting all such
bonds, Nc. due by him rs principal debtor;
/ The amount of capital of all corporations or
joint stock companies shall be given in by the
officers Of said companies. ....
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LIST OF UEMAILABLE LETTERS REMAIN
ING IN THE RICHMOND PosT-oFFICE FEBRUARY
5, ls69.-Miss NJ. Ella Rudd, Richmond
Va; Miss Annie Il. Golden, Richmond,
Va; A. L. Mssurier, Richmond. Va; D.
Antillott, Richmond, Va; Herbert Smith
Richmond, Va; W. B. Chalkley, hicn'
mond, Va; 4. Dunnington, Louisa Court
house, Va; William Thompson, Cranston.
r. L; Richard Healy, Brooklyn, n. I.
Jules Sthals Tapisner, South America; miss
Mary Johnson, Wicksford, B. l.; klsh
Harvey, Charlotte county, Va; Dr. U
Short, South Carolina ; Robert Logans tco'
loredl, Chicago, Illinois,
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VACANT HoUsEs.-The depredations upon
property of this sort are alarming. Crates,
gas fixtures, and every other metallic sub
stance are carried off. Distressing instances
are brought to our notice in which houses
the rent of which constitutes the only in
come of widows and orphans are injured
to such degree that it requires large
part of years rent to put them in repair
In some parts of the city the wooden en-
closures and everything suitable for fire.
wood around all unoccupied property ra
pidly disappear; in some cases weather
boarding is taken off for the same purpose
Unless some more efficient municipal regu'
lations than any that now exist are adopted
much real estate in some parts of the city
will become worthless, and some neighbor'
hoods will become scenes Of utter desola'
ton.
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THE TABLEAUx.-The entertainment Of
tableaux and charades given by the young
ladies and gentlemen OF Union Hill for the
benefit of Mr.. Thomas Minor, who has so
often assisted in such affairs for the benefit
of others, was, we are glad to say, sue
cess. At this late hour We cannot say more.
Tonight there will be second exhibition
at Metropolitan Hall, with an attractive
programme. We bespeak for Mr.. Minor
another good audience, being satisfied that
the entertainment is we'll worth seeing.
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IRELAND VS.. ITALY-MUCH TALK AMI
Few BLows.-A day or so past, a brawny
Celt became engaged in 9 displacement y
with an Italian, in the City Hall, which
waxed warm every moment. The Irish
man at length, out of patience, exclaimed
aOch! ye bloody divil, come out iv this
till I fight yez somewhere ilse, where We
wont be a-vierlatin the etiquet iv the coort."
Italian: caller Fighter lgo-er wider
you, you dam-ee scounder-il." .sn&
Pat: /" COON on, thin"
OFF they stalked, each one with. his
tongue going at a John Gilpin rate, and the
line of march seemed mutually to be taken
for Seddon's Hill. Here the warriors made
ready for the conflict, the only negotiations
being the following dialogue
Pat: "Look here, ye divil; whisper till
till ycz. Begorrah, | name to light ye'
for the scandaliSin words yea have spoken
iv me, an wunt ye to understand that whir
1 bate yez yez are whipped; that Is, unless
ye bate me-"
Macearoni: caller Fighter. ior
whipp-ee me, don't whipp-a you. don't-s
whip you, you whipp-a ME. Eh! Da'
good-a."
Pat: &" COON on, thin"
The Celt made at Maccaroni, but before
blow had been struck the latter spied two
spectators, who had followed to witness the
ophct, so he cried out &" Wait q! ! wait-a
Don't-a fight yet-a. How devil you espett-a
mana to fght-a three agens one-a. Eth
tell-ee me data"
Pat: d" Oh, ye divil, ye're afraid that's
good way 10 git out iv bad JOB !"
Maccaroni " Daz not 80. When ] fight-a
one man dont-a care for a DANA, but can
not-a fight three agens one. INA gons
home daz what Im-a gone to do. De fur
man what have-a torch-a me, cut hiss
DANA troat-a-you onderstand-ee data
Nex-a time fght-a mana where ne is tre'
agens one, l ight-a some-a where-a else
you onderstand-ee dat"
E.re,uat omnes. Italian with drawn knife
in hand. Irishman with oAths in his mouth
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A DINNER TO JUDGE UNDERwooD.-
Some Of the leading Radicals Of Richmond
propose to give Judge Underwood compli-
mentary dinner on his arrival in the city a
few DAYS hence. The entertainment will
take place at the Spotsweod Hotel at such
time as may be convenient and agreeable
to the Judge.
The following persons compose the com
mittee of arrangements having the matter
in charge: w. W. Forbes, Charles Van
Wrinkle, L. G.. Bowden, DR.. E. Fl. Smith, 3
Wardwell, Luther Lee, Jr., Captain D. W
Bowhanan, B. W. ellis, B. W. Hunter
lanes MorriseY, treasurer.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, FEBRUARY 4.

POhI Of hlCamOND, EBRUAhA 4.
ARRIVED. 4.
Steamer State of Maryland, Trayers, Ralti.
more, merchandise and passengers, Harveys
Williams. .-s@ .#. - 1.I.H no.
Steamer Eliza Hancox, Clifford, Norfolk,
merchandise and passengers, l.. B. Tatum.
SAILED.
Steamer State of Maryland Trayers, Balti-
more, merchandise and passengers, HarVeys y
Williams.
Schooner r. M. Edwards, Henson, Phila-
delphia, merchandise, Crowell Curre. .
MEMORANDUM.
Schooner w. NJ Gesner, Egberts, hence, at
Providence Oh the I'd. |..
BY TELEGRAPH. .....# s..
WAsHISGroS. February THE Lighthouse
Board will discontinue the range Of lights as
Hilton Head March 10th. fl ,gz.---.4F7K na.T.s
NoRFo VA, February 4.-Schooner
LOUISE, from Savannah fer Philadelphia, jus,
in, lost anchor and chains, and is leaking. 1l
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LECTURE BY DIR. BETTELHEIMER.-The
Rev. DR.. Bettelheimer, the distinguished
Jewish Rabbi, will deliver lecture on
Saturday at the Eleventh-street synagogue,
which, from the reputation Of the Doc
tor, will be able and interesting. The SER
vices will commence at 10 o'clock, and the
lecture at about IL. The members Of other
synagogues and the public generally are
invited to attend.
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PRESENTATION OF A TEsT1MoN1AL.-Last
night the employe, of the Gas Works as
sembled at that establishment en- n'dsSe for
the purpose of presenting to Superintendent
Bragg gold watch as testimonial of their
esteem. Neat speeches were made on the
occasion, and then the whole company gave
themselves up to have a good time gen.
oro1Iv
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AccIDENT.-Last evening christopher
Welsh, citizen of Rockets, fell off the
bridge at the entrance Of the Gas Works,
and was badly hurt, his temple being cut
severely. He laid in the water beneath,
and would have drowned but for the timely
discovery of passer-by, who rescued him
from his perilous condition.
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TAKE YOUR RIsKs IN HOME ConPAN1Es.-of
all the home insurance companies which our citi-
zens arc now so liberally patronizlng we know OF
none more reliable than the James River Company
of Virginia. With directory composed Of pro-
ninent and energetic business men, well ofiicered
and with ample capital, 1t sff 'rds satisfactory
guarantee to parties wishing to take 'ut
m nzrine or inland risks, or risks against fire.
The present officers are William b. 1saacs, Ere
sident A. I. Stokes, Vice. President; }. u
Moore, Secretafy, and Il. G. Wherry. Assistant
Observation-Disclosures, 1t is tune cessary to- say,
who are widely known and have the eni Ire cond-
dence of the community. The office of the com.
pany has been recently removedto No. 1926 Main
street. ~s.. FmHNv ~r.s.a-es. :. +.
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THERE are thousands upon thousands of widows
and orphans all over tire land suffer ing for the ne
cessaries and comforts OF life who might have
been left Independent had their husbands and
ral hers embraced the protection af jrded by q
policy Of life AZ assurance. Let the living profit by
stunning the neglect Of lie dead. Delays are dan
gerous ife and health are both uncertain. In.
sure at once. ii. l.. STABLES,
Solicit II Arlington Insurance Company.
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INTERNAL REVENUE COLLECTIONS FOR
JANUARY, 1S69.-The internal revenue col
lections for the third district of Virginia
amount ss follows Tax on tobacco, $685.
oG5.l3; on whiskey, s47 ,2s2.O7. The total
amount collected, which includes the above,
Is sl26, 6,765.74. The contrast between the
above exhibit and that of the correspond
ing month Of last year is astonishing, the
whiskey tax Of January this year exceeding
the entire amount collected during the same
month of last year, which was $35, 42l.65
The excess of January, 1869, over the
same month of 1868 was $9l ,344.41.
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4 TEMPERANCE MEET1NG.-There will be q
public meeting of Marion Division, No. 5,
Sons Of Temperance, at Sidney Baptist
church, tonight. The public are invited TO
attend and all other Divisions wishing 70
unite with Marion Division will meet q.
Tanners Hall, in Sidney, precisely at "a
O'Clock. We understand that several pro-
minent speakers will address the meeting
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THIEvING.-Yesterday morning one or
two negro boys went into the hat store of
McVeigh & Marshall, two doors above the
Dispatch office, pretending to inquire the
price of hats. While waiting on them Mr..
McVeigh noticed singular moving of one
of the rascals' jackets, and catching hold OF
him, found that he had concealed hat
under his coat. Mr.. McVeigh held him for
while, but could not find policeman,
end finally let him 60, when the negro ran,
leaving his own hat in the street in his
flight.
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NOTICE. Sealed proposals viii be te.
IN eeiyed atthe ONCE or the City EDgtneer untit
.hs leth instantly To IN e}nek fos a
The tttY Almsbouse With GOOD, sQoND enA. -.
Committee reserve the right 70 retect ssE3 or al
pr possts IL they think proper; !. ,Aa .a,.a .y
Forms or proposals. can oe hsu o's-so o-s8s "
'1s oidcr Of the COMMITTEE the Relief g the
ro0r " YnS Yls.. : - - Il ssSss.ssast SSsst
L fc Alt HH ftsE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ~ AAas144eo'N-
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MayoR,s COuRT-MAroR CuAHoos.

The King Express Robbsry-Ch Charge OF
Imp pKcation.-Mr. e. II. King, the dyer,
was arraigned, being charged with i'm
plication in the robbery Of the Virginia
Express Company in Norfolk, the particu-
lars of which, together with those of the
arrest ofnE. H. King, Jr., son Of the &C,
cused, are already well known. Mr.. King,
sr., was arrested by Detective Knox on
Wednesday night, by order Of Mayor Cha
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go TAXPAYERS.

,,,O THE TAXPAYERS or THE CITY
or Rlt tHMUSD. .--ra MONDAY HKNr all
-, taiinnucnt real stat or the city will be al
{" toI % Al thr door Of thst i:y liSll for sale. We
w. n .nn,,neuce immediately thereafter 10 levy and
.1 for personal taxes. II Is absolutely necessary
. nur protection. and tn N-payfrs who have
,r pSi would ?, lleve us 0r very painful duty II
.rnv would call 81 once and settle their h'lls.
'''' JULIUS A HOB5ON, Deputy for
GSlw. EDMOND WINNIE, @. G. X.
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WE heard TO day that several thousand doilars'
worth more fdry goods had,besn taken away from
LRvY BROTHERS, store since we first noticed that
their store had been entered and still their stock re-
mains undiminlsheds as 1t was largely rep'enished
by STEAMER en- yesterday. We guarantee that every
article mentioned in their advertisement can be
had at the prices that they are advertised at.
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pHp1cAr1os n OF 4 HAII.-rhe new hall
of Damon Lodge, No.7s Knights of Pythlas'
on Twenty-fifth street, Church Hill, VIII De
dedicated tonight in the usual manner.
The Knights are anticipatingaa pleasant
time on this occasion. z
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THREE DOLLARS ONE DAY MoRE.-Those who
prepay to-day will have delivered a half cord
superior pine wood, sawed or split at three dol
lars oak at three dollars and twenty five cents
Best btuinlnous and anthrscite coal Order AT
Watkins, Cottrell t Co. s, or steam Fuel Factory
sonth side Rasin "N.F 800 " r.. ~..| e..
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Hoxoa 70 i PHYSICIAN LATE OF ,R1cH-
xosD.-We are informed that De. E. 8.
Gaiilard, who left Richmond for the West
only, o. few. months ago. has been elected
President of the Medical and Surgical So
ciety of, Louisville, Ky His many pro-
fessional aud personal friends here hear
with pleasure this, intelligence.
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PRICE OF FUEL.-Anthracite coal was
retailed yesterday at from $3.50 to $40
bituminous Glover Hill lump, 81; hail, Z
average, $3.50; smiths, s4 5o.
Oak wood retailed at from IS to $3.50,
and pine at S4.75 and SIS.
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THE RELIGIOUS HERALD is one OF the best
mediums for advertising In the country. 1t Is the
organ of the Raptists of Vlrgi lta, West Virginia
Maryland, and South Carolina, and has also good
circulation In other states. The business men OF
Richmond, Petersburg, Norfolk Charleston, Bal
timore Wa. hington and other cities, should con.
si!er whether their interests may not be promoted
by ayaillng themselves of the advertising columns
OF the RELIGIOUS HERALD. Its advertising rates
are very reasonable.
Office OH Main street opposite the Dtspdch
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THROAT EIsEAsES.--"Wew would call attention
to 'BRowN'S BRONCHIAL TRocHss.' We have
found them eicacious IN alaying irritation In the
throat and bronchts, and would commend them to
the attention Of public speakers and others troubled
wi affections of the throat They are also an eX-
cellent rcmefy for hoarseness resulting from
cold ~ '-Congreantiondltst Boston.
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CLERK TO THE MILITARY BOARD.-Mr. It.
Alexander Baker, formerly clerk to the
Military Commissioner, has been appointed
clerk to the Board of Army Officers now IN
session at headquarters.
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LARGE SALE 4oF PUBLIC LANDs.-The
Board of Public Works on yesterday signed
the deed Of sale, for the Desert Tract"
body of 5,254 cores Of land, in Princess
Anne, opposite Cape Henry. The land was
bought by John M. iFrsyser and Thomas
M. Hail, Of Baltimore, for $4,000. n
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SHIPPING.

ToR HALIFAX, Nova eBeorrA. q q :
.1' The British brig PERSIA,' now daily assszA
eypected, having = large portion OF her cargo en-
gagged win have quick dispatch for the above port.
For balance Of fl eight apply to T.
fe5 ROBhkr r. WILLIAMS K CO.
EOR MORE. SHSs>
steamer ELLIE KNIGHT, Captain ssssss s sss3s
Wa. GEoGuRGAg, win leave her wharf gu . -
TURDAY, February s. at O'Clock =. 81. Frefxhl
received up to half-past O'Clock 2. ID. For
freight or passage. apply TO r..
70 A
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8irtrmo1td 1ispattlt.
FRIDAY FEBRUARY S, 1869.
THE CIRCULATION OF THE "DIS-
PATCH" IS LARGER THAN THE COM
BINED CIRCULATION OF ALL THE
OTHER DAILY NEWSPAPERS OF THIS
CITY. .-.- ..... -....
AUCTION, SALES HHIS DAP.

on ALL PUBLIC OR PNIyATE sALRs OF REAL
ESTArF MaDE RRTwKRN THE FIRST DAY OF
JANUARY AND THE FIRST DAY or JULY THE
PURCHASER PAYS THB TAXES FOR THE PRE-
SENT YEAR, RUT or ALL BALES BETWEEN THE
prpST DAY OF july AND THE THIBTY-FrRST
DAY OF DECRMBER THE srLLER PAYS THEM
COOK L LAUGHTON will sell Mt 10 O'clock
an assortment of furniture, &c.
SERGEANT CHARLES S. MILLS will sell at
I2 O'Clock. at the foundry OF Messrs Tan
ner b Ehbe1s, large quantity Of valua-
BILE machinery. rn. .sna.. ... ST.. -s.a
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| RESIGNATION OF A BANK OFFICER AND
ELECTION OF HIS SuccEssoR.-At a meeting
of the Directory of the First National Bank
of Richmond held yesterday the follow
| ing letter from A. Vance Brown, Esq, pre-
sident, was read
/ "FIRsr NATIONAL BANK,
RICHMOND, Sd February, 1869. !
"To the Directors Of the First National
Bank, Richmond:
Gentlemen, Having yielded to the
earnest solicitations of friends to take
charge of On enterprise in Chicago, and
needing all my resources for the purpose,
most respectfully beg to resign the presi-
dency.
"In takingleav Of you all, gentlemen,
beg sincerely to tender my grateful &C
acknowledgements for your uniform courtesy
and forbearance towards all my short
comings.
"It is to you, gentlemen, and the cashier
and his efficient corps Of officers, that !
altogether owe whatever success has attend
ed my poor efforts in bringing this bank to
be the leading institution of the kind in
this State. 1t is very gratifying to fee
that the bank whose interest have had &C
much at heart for nearly four years is now
on the road to long, useful, and prosper
GUS career.
| 81 am, gentlemen,
"Very respectfully,
GA. VANCE Brown"
The resignation Of Mr.. Brown was nc
cepted after which the following com
plimentary resolution was unanimously
adopted:
"Resolued, That we learn with regret
that We are to part with our late president
A. Vance Brown, Esq., whose resignation
we have just accepted. Coming among us
q stranger several years since, embarkine
his means in the establishment of this bank
he has by his energy and uniform courtesy
and liberality won our appreciation and
esteem. We take leave of him with regret
and tender him herewith our best wishes
for his happiness and prosperity in his new
home and enterprise"
Isaac Davenport, Jr., was then unanl
mously elected president of the bank.
There is general regret in business cir
cles at the removal of Mr.. Brown from the
city. His successor is gentleman whose
energy and business talents are well known
and whose popularity is equal to that Of
any bank officer in Richmond.
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II. ELLYsoN & co. will insert advertisements IL
the principal newspapers in Virginia, North Caro-
lima, Tennessee, and tile northern cities at pub
lishers' rates, for cash. Apply at this efice.
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SERGEANT's SALE To-DAY.-We call attention
tn the sale at auction to-day by the City sergeant
OF valuable machinery a1d other personal pro-
pcrty the particulars ofwhich Will be found under
our auction head.
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THE COURTS.
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS

,, Mail Robbr.-L. L. Jett, charged With
breaking into poss-ofice in Westmoreland
county and robbiug the United States mail
was before Commissioner Ohahoon yester-
day. He was arrested by United States
Deputy Marshal Cohen. The case was con-
tinued until next Thursday. The accused
is, we understand, brother of the Jett
who was charged with implication in the
Lincoln assassination.
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MURDER What hard day for reporters
was Wednesday! Vainly though untiringly
did they plod through the muddy streets In
search of that inevitable item" Night
closed upon their efforts, and they had but
a scanty show Of news to present to the
readers of Thursday. Determining to
make the best of bad state Of affairs, We
ventured to surprise ourselves Jn Wednes-
day night by o good nights rest, and be-.
took ourselves TO our place of rest several
hours ahead of the usual time. We had
slumbered we know not how long, when
suddenly we were startled and aroused by
the fearful cry Of murder repeated In
loud and quick succession in the street in
front of our office. Before we knew it, we
were in otr clothes with visions Of q " first
class item" before us. The streets were
alive with people coming from all direc-
tions, anxious to find out who the perpe-
TRAITOR and victim of the dread deed might
be. Ere long q policeman approached
with a youngster in tow whose face was the
picture Of fright, and who bore in his arms
bundle of clothing. The matter was soon
explained. Here was the hero of our item.
He was bottle-washer at Zetelle's. lie had
been paid off at the end of his days work,
and had gone off to purchase some cloth
ing. Having made his purchases, he was
returning homeward, and was attacked by
some ruffian. To use his own words: Z"
hollered murder loud as | could, because
didn't had no idea of losing my months
work by dat kind of perstrsctious doins.'
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wv INTER SCHEDUI4E.-7RICHMOND'
wv AND. PETERSBURG BAILROAD.-0n
and after WEDNESDAY, the Id Decembera tne
trains over this road will be run rs follows: 80, =,
| Leave Richmond at 4 A. M. and s:s5 Z. M. .''
Leave Petersburg At 9:4S A. NJ and o:se K. ~. -
| ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN, with passenger
car attached will leave Richmond daily at S!le T.
H., and Petersburg daily at $40 A. n, tSupdags
excepted). w@< tasa.- .31 -.
sundays and the $3.50 p. NJ. train will not leSve
Petersburgon Sundays. ...o.a. :. -. Il
train. running through daily! ~ y fcea.N II IA
Fare to Norfolk, ~ Baggage checked through.
The passenger coach attached to the coal train
viii leave Glover HUI TIA. NJ. and returning,
leave Richmond at 40 z. NJ. on Tuesdays, Thurs
days. and saturday,. ,v~,.,,,,,x,, 4 I, .
del s 1T , Superintendent. =
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ExEcuTIvE.-Mr. E. M. Jones has been
appointed notary public for the city OF
Petersburg.