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GRAND CATHOLIC CELEBRA-
TEON.
Fiftieih Anniversary of the
Priesthood of Plus TX.
From the New Orleans Times.1

From the New Orleans Times.
In the celebration OF Sunday, the Cres-
cent City heheld s demonstration and q
Church jubilee such as is seldom witness
ed ia any time or country-never before
witnessed in this. That old historic
Jackson Square, now g garden carefully
Lard out in squares and parterres, once a
place for military reviews and exeeu-
,iOns, has never in the past one hundred
and fifty years been Crowded with a
larger population, one embracing more
variety OF appearance and costume, or
one more worthy of observation and
study. Ia the demonstration of Sunday
the Church, rarely seen in pagesnts and
spectacles, put forth her foil strength,
and stood before the world, powerful, ex
uitaDt and umphant-celebratin such
a holiday Sc rarely occurs in history;
with her banners fl0uting the air, and
with the wOrthiest Of her sops Gsd daugh-
ters assembled in procession to do her rev.
srence. Such an array was then Witnessed
as embodied almost every idea that could
appeal 20 the imagination 10 g religious
spectacle suggesting an army Of PALM
ers and Crusadersyere, q procession Of
nuns with dark robes and white fillets
there, our duties to heaven and the
ghGstly offices of religion in the fifty
surpices Of snowy lace; the cause of
charity in the hundreds of uniform ed or
phsns; and that of innocenes and the
most charming attributes OF woman in 1
The fifty young girls arrsyed in bridal |
fiilets and veils. What, with the long
lines or respectable and eminent citizens, |
The music Of finnumerable bands, the peal !
ing ofthe bells, and the surging and sway |
ng of the mighty throng, and such as no |
man coald number, the flftieth anniver- |
IsTy OF the ordination of His Holiness |
Pope Plus the Ninth, constituted such q |
Ipectscle as no one who saw it would |
,vsr cease to RENE mbsr. 1t was a worthy |
ri5ute Of respect to one of the worthless |
md purest OF the successors Of st. Peter /
hat has filed the Poatifical Chair.
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Frrst Dau of Mau Neet,

We viii sell, on the premises. 10 the highest
bidder for cash. the lot set for b in the above
deed, by meets and bounds. SIS follows: Be
ginning at stake in the north side of BeaI
street 372 feet from the Intersection of the east
side OF De otc street; theDee with north line
of Bea1 street east fftyeight (58 feet to stake
thence north two hundred and fiftv t250) feet
north to q stake tho1ce west and parallel
With Beal street ffty-eignt (5el fest; thence
south two hundred and dlty k250l feet 10 be-
sinning-oeihg part OF block 81, subdivision
mhsl 5 I'D. WILLIAMS = co.
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standInr CommIttees

SeanclnE Committees
Finance eUommittee.-I.T 7. Winnemore, John
Paul baker, 81. Noting.
Committee on LandS-Howard MtlIspaugh,
john A. Grow, ID. w. FlOwrse.
Committee on Steamboaf fs-John B. Davies, ].
Ed. Montgomery, H. q. Carson.
Committee on Docks and Wharves-Wflliam
Creevy, n. ). Otis, ID. G. Martin.
Committee oa Revision OF Bylaws and
Charter-John a. Grow, ]. 2. Baker, Howard
MiIlspaugh.
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LAWYERS.
ALBERT PIKE, CHARLES ". ADAMS, L. 4. PIKE
PIKE, ADAMS & PIKE,
Attorneys, Solicitors s PrOetOrs

A TrEND to cases in the different Courts sit
a ting at Memphis, and in the river counties
Of Arkansas.
- The Senior partner viii hereafter espe-
sisIly attend to cases in the Supreme Court OF
tennessee, and in the Supreme Court and
Court of Claims OF the United States at wash
tngton, being Of the firm OF PIKE & JOHN
SON, OF that city.
Once in the MADAM VINCENT BLOCK
'orner OF Court snd Second streets.
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Officers

CAPT. DAVID DEHAVEN, President.
Col JOHN A. GROW, President.
HOWARD MILLSPAUGH, Treasurer.
NEWTON s. OTIS, Secretary.
CHI ARLES 5. STEWART, Assistant Secretary
JOHN b. DAVIES, Chi=t Engineer.
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Sale of Real Estate.

VIZ HEREAS, by the provisions OF deed
w from J. ID. Williams & Co. TO Giuseppe
Gallino and BernadO Cunio. dated 2Ith August.
1855 and reco ded IN Book 53, part ID, page 81
special lien on the property therein conveyed,
waving all tq1ities and right OF cempttons
and also reSeiving TO themselves, in case OF de-
fault OF pay msDt Of either or AL of the notes
executed by tina grantees for the purchase
money at the maturity thereof, the power TO
enter and resell q c land convey e1 in the said
deed and executing TO the purchaser good
and valid title free from all squitie5 or right OF
redemption in the grantees; and whereas. a
part of the purchase money IS now due and un-
paid we, the undersigned, grantors in the
above mentioned deed, do IN pursuance OF tue
said provision therein, hereby give notire, that
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JoHH REED,

CARPENTER AND BUILDER, No. s. Jener-
4 > son street., entrance In alley Special ae
kautinn given to STAIR Work. Houses nd Ve-
andahs framed rsady for a1ippinF, lnov3
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In the District Court of the United States for
the District OF West Tennessee. In the m at
ter OF solomon Uohen, Bankrupt. In bank
ruptcy. Before Thomas J. Latham, Esq Reg
ister.
To the creditors OF the above named bankrupt
Take notice that third general meetiaE Of
the creditors of said bankrupt will be held at
the Office of said Regist r, in the city of Mem
phls in said Distr CT on "Wednesday, the l2th
day of May, AID t, 1859, at II O'Clock a.m., for
the purpose named in the 9th section OF the
Bankrupt Act of March 2, 1867.
W. Y. CIk0DE, Assignee.
Memphis, April Is, 1868. apli
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ALBERT PIKE. ROBERT VI. JoHSso
Pike & Johnson
COUNSELLORS,
SOLICITORS AND ADVOCATES
WASHINGTON, D. c.

THIS. FIRM, ESTABLISHED AT WASH
J. in2tOn, (Ohce, 2I7 street,, will attend to
al cases that may be entrusted to them in the
supreme Court of the United States, and Court
OF Claims; and also to the recovery OF claims
against the Government or individuals, and
to buainess before Congress and in the Depart
ments
L $ senior member has been a practising
lawyer for thiIty-two years, and Is a mem Der
Oh the bars OF the Supreme Courts of Arsan-
sas, louisiana and the United States. TIE
lnnior, bred a lawyer, was long Represents
i've and Senator in the Congress of the United
states, and familiar with the modes OF trans
acting business in the Departments
The senior, retaining his residence at Men,
phis, will also as one of the arm of PIKE
ADAMS & PIKE, attend to cases in the su-
preme Courts of Arkansas and Tennessee and
Court at Memphis. nOv2S 81.
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LEGAL QUES-
TIONS.
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General Agent:
I. T. WlNNEM
Special Agent:
- HESS, Philadelphia, Pa.

Local Agents;
John P. BaE er, New Orleans.
W. Spears, VicR sburg.
4. Y. Rocket, Memphis.
]. B. Townsend, Grenada, Miss.
J. W. Johnson, Cairo.
j. s. Cox, Evansville.
]. B. Davies, Lou sville.
John cobb, Madison, Indiana.
s. Junes, Cincinnati.
Charles 81. Be Beskwiih, Chicago.
Martin q Howard, st. Louis.
J. E. Merriman Co., st. Louis.
Don AlonZo Childs New York.
Propositions for subscriptions OF money or
lands to the capital stock of the Company
should be addressed to
Fly. ROCKETT.
mhl4 Agent at Memphis.
No. Y Jefferson street.
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Board of Directors for the Present Year 1,
John A. Grow, J. Ed. Montgomery,
Thomas A. Adams, N s. Otis
l. T. WinnemOre, DR. J. R Watkins
William CFsevy, r. Y R0ckett
David DaHaven, ID G. martin
Howard Millspaugh, Captain II u. Carson.
John Paul Baker, John Cobb
H. Noting, Gen. T. T. Crfttenden
u. ". FloWree, John b Davies,
sam muei Patterson, &c. Hess, Philadelphia
+ ID. COBB, 2G6 Front st Memphis, Tenn,
George Dickson, Memphis, Tenn.
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} creditors Of the above named bankrupts :

N Ile De tIICl OOuft OF Lue UnIteu STATES, IOI
the District of West Tennessee. In the mat
ter OF Reilly & Reeady, Bznkrupts. Ia bank
Tuptcy. Before Thomas ]. latham, Esq
Regis. er.
To she creditors ofthe above named bankrupts
Take notice that third general meeting o.
the creditors of the said Dankrupts Will be held
at the office of said Register in the city of
Memphis, in said District on Tuesday, the lIth
day of May, AID, 1859, at II o'clock am, for
the purpose named IN the 9th section of the
Bankrupt Act of March ?, 1857.
W. Y CIRODE, Assignee.
Memphis, April Is, 1862 api4
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LOCKSMITH.
BANKRUPTCY.

In the District Court of the United States for
the District of West Tennessee.-In the mat
ter of Robert ]. Morgan, bankrupt. In
Bankruptcy, before Thomas J. Latham, Esq,
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TO the credit ors OF The ABOVE named bankrupt: !:
Take notice, that a second general meeting Of
the creditors OF said bankrupt. will ie held at
the Office of said Register, in the city of Mem
phis,i n said District, on Wednesday the 18th day
OF May, le89, at IL o'clock M, for the purpose
named in the 9th section OF the Bankrupt Act
OF March z, 1867. W. Y. CIRODE, Assignee
Menu phis. April l3 1863 apI4
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CENTRAL AND WESTERN
PACIFIC RAILROADS.
Via OAKLAND FERRY,

Chnpge Of Time, December 9Th, 1869.
IMPRESS TRAIN EASTWARD-DAILY.
III Leaves san Francisco at 8 A. NJ; San Jose,
s45 A. "; Stockton, 1878 p. n; Sacramento,
2:20 r. NJ; Junction, 1885 r. r.; Colax, $50 r.
4; Reno. l:l5 4. H.; Wadsworth, SoS 4. n;
Carlin, 5:l0 ?. n: Elko, 6:2s =. n. Arrive al
ofsST, fE%PREss lis 5 TRAIN ii INV TWEsTwARD-pAIgY
Leave Ogden $40 r. n; Elko. 300 A. NJ; Carlin
iGSS = AEsnta lSS 9s II Winn,9asss Ross sIS
Sacramento, 1880 r. n; Stockton, a:25 P. 4
Arrive at San Jose, $50 P. n; San Francisco
w WAY MAIL, EAsTwARD-Dally Sunday,
sasspes ossp soon sse 5 .G arys
'sSTa'aMG, WAY VAIL, hI,'S 'WSEsTwARD-D.ily Sunday.
excepted, leaves Sacramento, $50 \. NJ; Stock
ton, &2o 4. T.; arrive At Ban Jose, 12:4of. r.;
San Franciseo, 1880 P.N.
TioNAL," ID attached to the Way Mall Trains
leaving Sacramento at 6:ao A. H.; and Ban Fran
cisco Zoo P.N.
DfnrysvIIle Express-DaiIy.
LEAVES SAN FRANCISCO 500 A. n; Sac
ramcnto $40 r. y. Arrives at Marysville 400
RETURNING, LEAVES MARYsvILLE AT
s:is A y Arrives At saersmenso ssG at liss A. NJ
MARYsyILLE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS TRAIN,
Daily Sundays excepted), leaves Sacramento al
6:iO AM Arrives Of Marysvillc at 1915 A. n.
Leavee Marysyillo at 100 p. u. Arrives at Sac
ramonto at 6:S r.N.
Through Fares Payable IN Currency.
From San Francisco to Omaha, Sill %: st..
LSgis SIG %; Saisago,s gss Ply IS w; new h0fk'
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WIEGAND g. CO.'S
GOLD HILL ASSAY OFFICE

nuLLIoN AND ORES CAREFULLY AS.
ID tayed by CONRAD WIEGAND, formerly
Supervising Aseayer at the San Francisco
Mint. Receiving Office in Virginia at 4orrills
Drug Store. ~ " - de2Su
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IWHITE PINE :
dispaicn at Low RATES.
Mark goods caro- Woodruff & Ennor. Fast
Freight, and send Steamer Receipts to sacra'
mento Office.
0FFToES-sei Clay street. San Francisco;
Virginia City.
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u,HE UNDERSIGNED, ESTABLISHED AS
III Auryer eight years In California, and for
over i've years IN Nevada, has removed his oface
to Silver City, where nc VII: sttend 70 any bull
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-25

EXHIBITION OF OIL PAINTINGS.-The COL
lection of oil paintings now on exhibition
at the auction rooms of Paine & Co. really
embraces many pictures Of no ordinary
merit. They belong to the European and
American artists whose work they are,
and who select this as the most remu-
neratiye method of disposing Of them.
If on article is sold by auction in Europe,
il is not considered proof positive that 1t is
of inferior merit.
Among the pictures in this collection, to
which we would cali the attention Of visitors
to the gallery, are the splendid landscapes
of Bossnia's " Morning and Evening in the
Tropics" Melrose's "Tired Sheep" q
"scene on the Passaic River" by Somers
Frerich's "Storm in the Alleghanies, y
Krippendorf g "Duck Shooting" and
Coates "Aucient Italy," Each Of these
is worthy of study and close inspection.
The same may be said of the cabinet gems,
many of which are truly beautiful works
of art all ere above mediocrity.
But we did not take up our pen with the
intention of writing critique Of the paint
ings on exhibition, but designed simply to
advise our readers Of this opportunity OF
supplying their parlors with pictures OF
which they can be justly proud. They
will not be sold until tomorrow noon, and
until that time the gallery over Paine &
Co.'s will be open to the public, and We
doubt not that many more of our citizen!
will avail themselves of the invitation o.
the agent to call and judge for themselve:
of the merit Of these works of art.
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TERRIBLE CASE OF CRIME-A NEGRO At
TEMPTs RAPE ON HIS STEP-DAUGHTER, AND
PoIsoNs HIS WIFE.-One Of the most re-
voting cases We have ever heard of has
just transpired in Henrico county. A negro
named Andrew Tyler, living near Rockets
Old Field, attempted a few days since to
commit rape on his daughter. His wife,
Pauline Hubbard, who discovered him,
threatened to disclose the fact. To pre-
vent this, he put what is supposed to have
been arsenic in the -four with which che
made bread. On Tuesday morning che ate
it, and was almost Immediately taken vio-
lently sick, and early yesterday morning
she died. A strong fact against the prisoner
is that he would not let his child eat of the
bread which, it is alleged, was poisoned.
The child was about to take piece of it
when his father jerked it away from him,
saying, "That breads not for you."
The accused has been arrested and con-
fined in Jail.
An inquest will be held this morning on
the body Of the woman.
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At HIS OLD BUSINESS AGLN.--Our worthy
townsmau Dir. e 2. opELL, after lapse OF
more than four years, has resumed his old bust
ness as wheelwr!gh. and blacksmith st !se corner
OF Third and Marshsll streets, where he IS now
turning out all kinds or work IN his line IN sppe.
rior manner. Give him call II you want good
work at moderate prices.
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HORTICULTURAL AND PoMoLoGICAL So
c1ETY.-A meeting of the Executive Com
mittee of this Society will be held st their
rooms over the office of the Arlington Life
Insurance Company this evening at half
past 7 o'clock. As the society is now
making arrangements for On exhibition in
connection with tho State Agricultural Be-
ciety during the coming fall, much work
is required to be done by the committee,
and it is hoped that there will be full a.
tanI apca
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SUDDEN DEATH OF A GERMAN.-Jacob
Rotabagger, on old gentleman of German
parentage, for many years resident Of
hanover, died in that county on Sunday
last. lie was sitting in chair at the house
of friend when death came suddenly and
took him away. Half an hour before. he
was apparently in excellent health. The
deceased was 8 native of Pennsylvania.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
gN- NO MUMBUG!
THE ENTIRE STOCK

FALL AND WINTER GOODS
to be sold a. and below cost for thirty days only st
JULIUS SYCLE'S,
AIS BROAD, BETwEEN FOURTH AND FIFrK.
I am now closing out my entire stock OF FALL
and WINTER GOODS regardless Of cost.
French Msrinoes at 50 and soc. worth elias;
All-wool Plaid at Is and SOC. worth 7Sc. !;
Empress Cloth at 6s and SOC. worth 9oc. and ST.
Fine Plaid PopliR at eoc. and 81 worth Sl.B and
&l2s; --s
Balmoral Skirts at IL and aLas worth sl.so and
<5;
Bed Blankets ut 10 per cent. less than cost;
Great bargains in White and Colered Flannels;
Twenty-Five dozen HuckAback Towels at ~ per
dozen reslly worth $40;
fil line Of Cloths and Cassimeres for mems and
boys wear;
An-wool Cashmere worth 81 at SLsc;
All-wool Cashmere worth el. 50 at S1.Is:
An-wool Cashmere worth 81 rs at 81;
All-wool Cashmere worth 81 at soc.;
Cassinet and Kentucky Jeans from Hto soc.
large stock Of Bleached and Brown Sheeting
and Shirtiug Prints. &C., at very low prices. Just
received from New York auctions 3 large variety
OF Ladies' Merino Vests, Gentlemen's Merlno
Shirts and Drawers, Gloves, Hosiery, &C., which
will be sold at great sacrifice. 200 yards Spool
Cotton at SC, each, or SOC. per dozen Pins and
Needles at &c. per paper. and great many other
goods to be closed ont at and below cost at
JULIUS SYCLE's. 4l5 Broad street,
between Fourth and Fifth,
next door to Keiningham's book store.
Store closed on SATURDAY. fe1s
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The FRANKLIN HOUSE RoBBERY.-Alcx-
ander Brown alias Alton and John J.@Wil-
liams were arraigned yesterday morning
before the Mayor for stealing gold watch
valued at $40 from young man named
Grubbs, at the Franklin House. Grubbs
being absent the case was continued until
Tomorrow. William was at first dismiss
ed. but subsequently, it appearing that he
was involved, he was brought back and
coumittad
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COLONEL FARRAR's LEcTuRE.-We are re-
ouested to say that the lecture announced
to be delivered by Colonel Farrer tonight,
for the benefit Of Union Station Sunday
School, has been unayoidablY postponed
until next week. Due notice Of the time
and place of it's delivery Will be given.S
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-25

FUEL AT Low RArEs.-CHARLEs II. PAGE
sas reduced the price Of his anthracite coal for
,toyes 10 81 per ton, and we informed Is selling
.her kinds Of ccal for CRATES and furnaces at re-
u arkiihly low prices. See his ertisement.
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MANAGEMENT OF THE PEN1TENTIARY.--
The Governor has made report to General
Stoneman concerning the administration of
affairs at the penitentiary, in which he
makes the following allegations:
That from the 7th of April, 1868, to the lst
of February 1869, there had been 100 pardons,
combinations, and respites granted, OF which
eighty two were colored and forty were white;
that there were confined in the penitentlary
on the lst of January, 1865, 1872 prisoners.
There were received from the lst OF January,
1865, TO the 1St OF January, 1869, 36i prison
ers-ayerage, one day The whole num-
ber in confinement on the lst OF January,
1869, including those Mt work outside,
was $40; average number OF prisoners
confined during the quarter ending March
81 1865 was 400; the average expense TO the
State per man for the quarter, after deductlnG
receipts and earnings, was s2S. 20 ; the average
number in confinement ending Jnne ), 1865,
was iS6 the average expense per man Tor TINS
quarter, after deducting receipts, was S2J.67
the average number confined for the quarter
ending September so, 1865, was $50; the ave-
rage expense per man for this quarter, after de-
ducting earnings, was $23.9 the average NUM-
Der for the quarter ending December 80, 1865,
was 557 the average expense per man, after
deducting receipts, was $l9.l2. About three.
fourths of the prisoners confined are co!ored
The offences for which they were committed
are of the lowest grades. The higher offences
are principally committed by White men,
especially for horse-stealng. The average OF
! the term OF Imprisonment are much higher In
cases of colored men than those of white
In majority OF the cases the pardons have
been granted 1T the request OF the court OF
| jury, and in many cases, both. 1t discloses the
fact also that the criminal charges of the State
| are enormously large, owing in Il great mea
| sure TO the fact. that minor offences, Whicf
| ought 10 have been punished by short impri
senment in the county Jalls, nave oeen aggra
| yated into much more grave ofences-a'
grand larceny, burglary, or robbery, and pun
ishing the same by confinement IN the peni
| tertiary.
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ALARM OF FIRE.-The alarm at 2 O'Clock
yesterday morning was caused by the
burning of foul chimney corner Dock and
Twenty-frst streets. No damage.
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COOK & LAUGHTON will sell at No. 1903
Main street, at 10 A. NJ, the store fixtures,
iron safe, liquor stands, &c. ........
DUDLEY & JINKINS will sell at AZ P. M.
house and lot on Jackson street between
First and Second.
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The WEATHER AND VEGETATIoS.-The
frost of yesterday morning, and the clear,
cold weather last night, has raised appre-
tensions that the fruit, which had ad-
vanced very much, would be killed. We
made inquiries Of several persons from the
surrounding country, and learned from
them that though the vegetation was very
forward, it was not yet in condition to be
Injured by frost.
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LIST or UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAIN

LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAIN
ING IN THE RICHMOND PosT-oFFICE FEB
EUAaY Is, lS69.-Rev. Bartlett Converse,
Truman A. Parker, Peyton & Cary, Miss
Nora Virga Carr, Richmond, Va; Corne-
hus White, Fredericksburg, Va; Mrs. Il.
a. Huthal, Mobile, Ala. Cauther Jones,
Fairfax county, Va; William H. McDon-
nald, Bath county, Va; James 7. Woodall,
Charlotte county, Va; one letter, 10 ad-
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BANKS AND BANKERS.
DOLLAR SAVINGS BANK.

y
BANK OF DEPOSIT AND DISCOUNT.
INTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS.
repos,t your money and get interest Do mol
keep IL idle.
OFFICE CORNER MAIN AbD WALL, no. 1000.
SECURITY UEDOUBTED.
JOHN X. BOsSIEUX, presidents
THOMAS S. ARMIsTEAD. Cashier. ia zs-~sm
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Books FOR THE LITTLE ONEs.-We have
received from Turner /" DemoreSfS Young
America, /" The Riuerside Magazine" ard
/" Burks's Week!y"-all most excellent
works for children.
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RAILROADS.
nI0HMoND AND DANYILLE RAILr

@S1 80 @Sa1~-Ss2ss4e --esSS----S1ES S-zE-N28s
pICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAIL-
n, .RoAD-CHhNGE OF SCHEDULE.-On
and sfter SUNDAY, February 1lsi, 1885, the PAS
sEN9ER TRAINS on this road win be run as
'ots soTSa wEsT, LYNCHBURG PASSENGERS
leave Richmond daily Except Sundaysl At s.lsA
" +. arrive at surkevile at ll.ss A M, making
cioSe connections with trains on the Southside
rosd fer Earmyils, Lynchourg, Bristol. Knox
,fiie Nashville, Memphis, Sc, &C. THROUGH
Nail. AND IMPRESS leave Richmond daily st
5tP VI. leave DRnviue daily al f.s2 r. NJ;
arrive At Greensboro daily at T. 10 "A. NJ, making
"Inse connections for AL stations on the North
Ts~nlina rosd both east and west Of Greensboro,
Charlotte, Columbia, Augusta, and all points
South. .
rRESS leave Greensboro daily at 80 A. NJ. leave
Danvillc daily at $40 A. nj. arrive at Richmond
daiIy at Il A. Nj. LYNCHBURG PASSENGERS
icnve Burkevll!e daily except Sundays at 2.loP.
III arrive at Richmond 81 b.s0P. M.
Through tickets can be procured ut the ticket
Office In Richmond 10 al important points South
sna Southwest, and At Greensboro and Danyille to
al! points North, Eas:, and West.
THOMAS DODAMEAD,
feN superintendent