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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-04-20

GREAT RAILROAD SCHEME. The Chris
ti4u,iuTc -NtSs9pr publishes two letters
ol.r from rratorIuhu>fon. "fthi- state, and
tie ether from The Hon. j. =. nollpy, Cf
Hyuu>y lyania. accompanied uy All excellent
...!turi3l--iM reference - the proposed pro-
}ryt 81 buildings railroad from Pi;t>i'urg,
Pa, Ia harlc>ton, ;. c.. passing through
thr great mineral rcci"n III MHnt%omcry
county, Ivy way Of Char lotto, Nc. We
..r:rTact the following comments from the
Messenger:
This enterprise is being encrSetically
pushed hy the people OF pitt,5urg and the
NonUucahCia Valley, and we have not the
irl>t uount but that il will be success, and
Il" road built in Il very t." wears. Pitts
iuF4 j. CONSPICUOUS Tor its wealth, and las
The means 10 complete the enterprise III
dcpcndcnt Of ANY oul side help. As great
manufacturing city, She needs southern
outlet for the products OF her nl"nulacto-
,orirs 10 enable her 10 compete successfully
NilL the cities Of the Last FOR the trade of
The states Of the South III implements and
machinery. Her business men have be-
roni" fully aware OF Tie importance of this
direct means Of communication, and have
determined To have il at any cost. Since
fhe slaves have been freed and the in
,iu>try and enterprise 0f the South has
.rgA turned - manufacturing, the de-
1naNi Ivg improved agricultural ample
mrn!> ana every description Of ma
cl.imcry has increased. and will con-
tiHur t. increase, 10 Al enormous
'xtrrt. Nearly the whole business capi-
I'll OF tli3, city is engaged in the pro-
duction oi these articles. and by building
Ms road she becomes 1t once the chief
source OF supply tp: lie five States through
winch it will pas. and Will be placed on IL
footing 10 compete with her rivals for the
trade Of the entire South. Besides this de-
rlaud for III outlet for her articles of manu-
.acture when ready for market pittSburg
Is rapidly cXhausting the supply OF raw ma
,crial in her vicinity, and will soon be in
need Of increased facilities for drawing them
from new fields. The eXhaustlcss quantity
and great variety Of minerals, and the album
'lance Of excellent timber Of West Virginia
and the southwestern portion of Virginia,
pr"Nl these sections out rs the fields from
which our future supply CT raw material
! II tc drawn. We may therefore safely
predict that, despite the apparent insUr-
E4amiahle obstacles presented Ill lofty
mountains, this road will be built. There
are no difficulties that money and the cngi-
n"crinc skill Of the nineteenth century can
nut GIrrCo,nc.'
We have lately called attention to another
<che'nc, which proposed to locate this Pitts
hurs road ria the White sulphur, Coving-
ton, and Lynchb,rg.
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Foreign News.

BRUSSELS, April 19.-The boiler In the
linen factory here exploded this morning,
killing twenty-five men and women. The
factory was burned. A large number of
hands are now unemployed because Of this
catastrophe.
LONDON, April 19.-Laird has contracted
to build two steamers for the New Orleans
and Hamburg line.
PARIS, April 19.-All the legitimlst papers
count of the death of the Duchess Berry.
The committee of the international Asso-
citation of Workmen last evening resolved
to abstain from voting for the plebiscite.
Senate is discussing plebiscite. Nothing
important has occurred.
DUBLIN, IRELAND, April ia large
quantity of powder was seized at the little
village of Council. It was supposed to have
been collected by Fenans.
BERLIN, April 19.--Bismarck is very ILL.
Physicians are in consultation.
PARIS, April 19.-Gouveroniere said in
the Senate that Europe was tranquil only
when France was satisfied. The remark
creates much comment in diplomatic cir
cles.
a manifesto has appeared, signed by seven
teen deputies Of Left Centre and seven re-
representatives. of the press, advising the peo-
pie to vote "No" on the plebiscitum.
It is asserted that the plebiscitum Is
adopted.
Prince Napoleon will be sent to st. Pc
tersburg to urge general disarmament.
The Prince Imperial has gone to Fon-
tainebleau.
LONDON, April 19.-Julian Fame, former
ly Secretary of the British embassy at Paris,
died to-day.
Ten steamers leave Liverpool this week,
having on board $500 emigrants for the
United States.
Great anxiety is felt here for the safety Of
the new steamer Sirius, now ninety days
out from Calcutta to Liverpool.
ATHENS, April 19.-The brigands have
released the Muncosters and Mrs. Lloyd
Other persons are still detained for ransom
LONDON, April lot is said that the adj
herents of Don Carlos, Of Spain, are te
assemble at Geneva this week.
The South American steamer from RiC
Janeiro reports great loss to shipping te
Bucnos Ayres from violent tempests; but
no American losses are reported.
LISBON, April 19.-There was fearful
tornado here on Sunday, causing great los!
of property. Some people were Killed ant
many wounded. The shipping in the Togu:
was much injured, and many vessels Were
wrecked; nearly all being more or less da
mayed.
No American vessels are reported lost
| The British fleet rode the storm Withou
sustaining any injury.
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Doness,c market.-rBr rErEenaru1.

and steady ;sales. LOO bales. Flour s@Ioe. bet
s s1 sss %Ssss s.s ss ). Ss
vance. Corn scarce: new mixed western, 81. M@
sLls; Besr steaoy new plain mese, 1c@1sc.; new
s27.75 Lard q net and unchanged. Whisksy de-
eldedly Arm at SLOT. Groceries quiet and Arm.
Turgen ~ as@47s: Rosin. ss8ae5o Tallow
BALTIMORE. April l9.-Flour very arm-up.
changed. Wheat arn-Maryland red, 1.SM
p yeIess sissasi CATS a sseady Rys
Virsini ssH"ld BID 81 asssa. North Caro-
, lima e's-New, % bid. ,--..a.-.--. .
.nDnSo Agghl Corn easier ss@sse
ed at Bacon
sides. ls.Gl6tc. Lard, 1stG1sc.
BOSTON, April l9.-Cotton quiet and steady ;
middngs, 23sc.; sales, $50 bales receipts, bales
stock, II, 600 bales.
NORFOLK. April 1s.-,Cotton unchanged; low
eoss,Mss a SO ss9et ~ bse
CHARLEsTov. April 1o.--Cotton firm and good
demand; middlink, 21s@22c. sales, 200 bales
receipts, l,14o bales :; stock, 1880 sles.
SAVANNAH. April l9.--Cotton Ia fair demand
middlings, ?llc: sales, $50 bales; receipts, $40
bales /; stock, 81, 7A bales.
MOBILE, April l0.-Cotton quiet and steady
middings, 2l3c.; sales 900 bales receipts, d3S
bales. Exports-To New Orleans, 80 bales
stock, 53,4ls.
NEW ORLEANS. April H. Cotton firm and In
fair demand; mtddlings, 22sc. sales, geo bales
net receipts l,sss bales coastwise, 20 bales ;
bales stock, 1874 s1o bales. SUGAR easier prime,
Il@113c. Molasses-Prime, s53G77c. -
Sterling, N02lt. Sight &c. premium. Gold,
113S.
GALVESTON, April 1s.-Cotton advanced on
higher grades good ordinary, 1atc.: sales, $50
bales; receipts, ao4 bales EIports-Coastwise,
s2t bales; stock, %, 2e2 bales.
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4 PASSENGER TRAIN ABscoHps WITH A
BABY.--While the western. bound mail train
was stopping at Weverton Junction, on the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad, on Friday, a
lady stepped off the train for the purpose OF
procuring nourishment for her babe, about
twelve months Of age, which she left lying
on the car seat. Before she was able to
regain the train it started, leaving the ago.
nized mother standing on the platform.
After having proceeded distance of half q
of the mother, when the train was stopped
and run back toward the depot, and the
lady was seen running toward the cars at q
distance Of 800 yards from the station. She
was soon made happy by being placed in
the possession OF her child, amidst the con-
grutulations Of the passengers.
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From CalifOrnin-An Armed Force
Moving Against Mazatian.

SAN FRANCISCO, April 19.--Steamer Con-
tinental, from MaZatlan, has arrived with
quarter OF million in treasure.
When the Continental left, Geneogo was
reported within eight miles of Mazatlan
with three hundred men well armed and
equipped.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 1S.-The Colorado
left for Panama to-day with three hundred
passengers, including the Oneida survivors.
The shipments of treasure since January
LIST were thirteen millions Of dollars, in
GLIDING five millions overland.
Advices from Mazatlan to the 18th instant
received. The United States steamer Sara
nae and the English gunboat Reindeer in
port.
The Government seized the steamer For
ward upon the plea that she was in Vegas
interest. The captain protested and claim
ed $4,000 per day as damages. Instruc-
tions from the capital are awaited.
Colonel Lucas Pents, an adherent of La
zardo, who voluntarily surrendered himself,
was shot.
The commotion upon the, supposed adj
vent of Vega subsidized.
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COURTS, JunIEs. &c.-Major Kelly writes

COURTS, JUHIEs. &C.-Major Kelly writes
I" liz paper a. follows:
" The Committee OF Courts OF Justice III
Tie lion>e have nearly matured their bill
II relation 10 the Jury service Of the State,
81 which | send you The following synopsis:
~" Jury laws are 10 be remodcled so as to
dispense with grand juries In the circuit
courts. The bill provides Tor two grand
luFies during the year In each county and
corporation court, composed as now Of not
less than sixteen frceholders; with power
b the court to cmpanel grand juries Of not
- than ~ix, at any other term, when the
court deem, them necessary to pass upon
indictments, &c. AT any term Of the court
when cases Of felony are 10 be tried eighteen
Competent Jurors to be summoned for the
'ht Of any case Of felony at that term. No
Challenge TO he allowed either Common
wcai'h or accused, except for cause. When
sixteen qualified jurors have been obtained,
right Il given the accused TO strike of four,
:ad The re nlninder TO constitute the jury.
foT The trial CT misdemeanOrs, and III all
e.. oni.l cases, the jury to consist Of six men.
The court 10 decide in civil cases al ques-
mons oi fact and law, unless one party re-
pAtc jury, and the party demanding the
id'T I" p&y thc.cost Of tie jury. This is IN
admirable advance on the old system, and
IN Improvement that needs only to be
hsmed 70 be appreciated. The litigant who
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TELEGRApHrC NEWS.
Kew York stock end sfoney Marz

New York Stock and Money Market.
NEW YORK, April lo-Erentn1. Money easy
at sac per cent Sterling, o. Gold steady LII to
Sllss. Governments dull but arm. Southern Sc
curities dull. t
United States ss-lssrs, Ilai; tses's. iisa :1ssra,
III; 1858, Iii new 1898; 1875 no; 1scs's ITO.
la4o's, loea. Tennessee SIS, s9t; neu, 70. Ala
bama s's, soa; s's. "a Georgia ss, IS: rs, 90.
North Carolina 6's, 90; new, %.
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The Ship Mercury.

NORFOLK, April 19.-The wrecklng-tue
Resolute arrived here this afternoon from
the wreck of the scholarship Mercury, near
Cape Henry, bringing General Bowen, com
missioner, and all the ships crew, including
the apprentice boys. The Mercury has sus.
tanned but little damage, and may be tloated
off after being lightened. The Mercury's
crew will leave for New York on the
steamer Isaac Bell tomorrow.
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The FcnianS.

NEW YoRK, April 19.IThe Fenian Con-
B being present. It is reported that thirty
prominent officers leave here tonight to
take command of the advance guard.
MONTREAL, April 19.-The volunteers
parade as usual. Fenian excitement SUBJ
sided.
The Papal Zouaves, who have recently
returned from Rome, have offered their
services to the Canadian Government.
1t is stated that Prince Arthur's regiment
Of rifles will form part Of the Red River
eXDedition.
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WILL NOT GIVE UP.-We are Informed
that the old Council say they will not give
up the papers and records Of the city unless
the question he decided against them by q
United states Judge. They will not yield
To decision from the State Court Of APP
EealS. 4 decision adverse to them by the
Court of Appeals will make them liable be-
You'd doubt in eli action Of detinuc.-N0r-
folk p,r1jmun,
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For the Dispatch.

D1SwlppIE COURTHOUSE, VA.,1
April IS, 1870. )
Judge Boisscau to-day appointed Messrs.
\. N. Oig;lin clerk, Henry Cousins sheriff,
Il. i. Eltcs Commonwealth attorney. and
Joseph :. Rudd, John i. Harris, and R. {.
Shell. commissioners in chancery. The old
inc,nnbcntS retired without opposition.
Nothing new. Yours, PAT.
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BARGAINS FOR APRIL.

BARGAINS FOR APRIL.
CIIEVIGT FRENCH SACK SUIT, sa..
MELT N FRENCH SACK SUIT, coat and vest
die.
MELTON WALKING SUIT, GOAT and vest $50.
CdEVIOT WALKING SUIT. S2s.
SCOTCu COATING WALKING SUIT, 80.
DIAGONAL COATING WALKING SUIT, $50
FRENCH CREpE DRESS SUIT. coat and vest
$sE
FRENCH CREPE SACK SUITS, coat and vest
s2s.
FANCY CASHMERE PAhTALOONS O. 70 Sle
YOUTHS. FANCY CASHMERE SUITS SIS, SIC
sDd ST..
BOYS, FANCY CASHMERE SUITS, Fill, sl2
and $40.
Also, large assortment OF
GESTLEME&'S FURNISHING GOODS
at vosY low prlces. JOHN S. DEVLIN,
loc7 Main street (opposite the post-offlce),
ap l5--sm Richmond, Va.
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Damage by Explosive Oils.

NEW YORK, April 19.-Two men were ar
rested and held to bail to-day for shipping
explosive oils on the steamer George Wash
ington, to New Orleans, without the proper
marks. 1t appears that the oils took lire at
sea and damaged the freight OF the vessel
to the amount Of several thousand dollars.
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Financisl and Cannsrelal.
5000 and FsouR sFerhee.

GRAIN and fa0uR MgTAe6.
! CoaT Agp FLouR EXCHANGE,
5@ss RICHMOND. Va, April 10. 1s7o. !
E OFFERINGS. G55s1 a{ss n
Fhsck.-white, 90 bushels. Red. none.
Corn.--W bite, 3ss sushaIs. Yellow, uones NIX
cd 500 bushels. arss' {.
OGts.-24 bushels. =
Rys.-Sone.
SALES.
Uhscs.-White,. 90 bnshels very good st Sl.Io.
Corn.-W hite, 100 bushels 40 Slit. Mixed. 900
bushels on private terms. ~ VI
0ats.--a4 bushels choice seed At &c. s
KR-EIHBITED.
None
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DICHM0ND AND YORK RIVER
~ RAILROAD LINE=TGR BALTIMQEks
THE NORTH, AND NOETHWEBT--CHANaX
OF Observation-Disclosures
for Baltimore and all points North and NSfth.
vest win take the passenger train nqna snsdSpoe
Richmond for West Point where they take tha
steamer ADMIRAL, Captain Z: %. FEEExAMs
or KENaEBEC, Captain J, e. FRESAAR,-p00
bosts having been put In drst~fate ordcr-reaehtnS
Baltimore tie following morning In time % Cons
meet with the trains for Philadelphin, New york
and the West. Returning, the boats Leave per Nos
Light-Strsst whxrvea, foot Of Barry stress, daily
Except sundays) at O'Clock 7. pa: pSsssngsns
ARRIVING III Richmond at l71S r. d.. tbs foitnNtaS
day In time 60 connect with the express Isin
On the Richmond and DanYtlls railroad foI Uans
vile and sll points On that road Grse1gnneI9a
Salisbury, Charlotte, de-, n. g.; 0olumois, q Sss
ana AL p0'n'sP p9alssssERaRR TRArH
iesves Richmond daily Except SInat3g - 80
O'Clock p. NJ; leaves West Point daly ssxssPs
@0n0asS' ~ VIZ TaoHAs poDAMEAp
1aa - - - aupsrintendeu&
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~ i o T Ii n G
FOR STYLISH CLOTHING,
Fur SUPERIOR QUALITY CLOTHING,
FOR DURABLE CLOTHING,
FOL. BEST ASSORTMENT OF CLOTHING,
FOR GOOD LuW-PRICE CLOTHING.
FOR POPULAR CLOTHING,
FOR MEh's AM; BOYS CLOTHING,
EVERY ONEIS
WAIT Oh CtOTHINu.
CALL ON
BALDWIN THE CLOTHIER,
CORNER MAIN AND TENTH STREETS.
Zap 10
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rl,O THE WORKING CLAss.-We are
l. now prepared to furnish all classes with con-
or for the spare moments. Business new, light,
and proltab BILE. Persons Of either sex easily earn
from Co.. to IS per even Ing. and proportional
Gum by deyo:ing their whole time to the business.
Boys and girls can earn nearly IS much as men.
dress and test the business, we make this unpa-
rallelcd offer: To ali such rs are not well salts.
fed we will send 81 to pay fox the trouble OF
writing. Full particulars, valuable, sample
which Will do to commence work on, and copy
OF The Peoples Literary Compdnton-one Of the
largest and best family newspapers published-all
sent free by mail. Reader, II you want perma-
nent, profitable work, address
&c. ALLEN Il CO.,
mhld--d, wHgw3m Augusta Nc.
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The Coal Trade.

WuKEsBARRE. Pa, april 19.-There has
been no coal shipped for several days, the
striking miners refusing to allow cars to be
loaded.
The susquehanna river at this point Is now
twenty feet high, but no damage has yet
been done.
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FOREIGN Market-rBY TRLEcnAeR1,

Foreign Markets-lBT TRLEGnArH1.
LIVERPOOL, April lo-Euening.- Cotton quiet
and steady; uplands, 1ltd.; Orleans, iIa0l13d.;
Sales 10, ooo bales for speculation; exports, 1000
bales.
LONDON, April ls-Erentn0.- Consols, OF
bonds, ssh TalIow nat at A@s0o.
s5. -,
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WINDOW-SHADE DEPOT, 1885
w MAIN STRET.-M. GOLDEN is selling of
OILCLOTHS, &C., at gold prices. Gold, Velvet,
and Crystalized Shades, with Fixtures to match
clo:h, from one shilling per yard up. Black, on
dnck, for covering carriages, at less than New
York prices. Call and buy Of d. GOLDEN, ls3s
Main street, between Fifteenth and Seventeenth
gtreets, sps am
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Marine INTELLIGENCE,

Marine Intelligence.
FORTRESS MONROE, April 19.-Arrived,
the bark Delaware, from Demarara, passed
in for Baltimore bark Antioch, from Cue
nape; bark John Giran, from Mayagnes.
Passed out, the brig Norma. West Indies
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DICHMOND AND DANvILLE RAIL.
IL ROAD.-CHANGE OF sCHEDULE.-0n
and after WEDNESDAY, December -, lS6s, tbs
PASSENGER TRAINS on this road viii be rsn
rs follows: 49,
sengers leave Richmond daily Except sundaysf
1t 6:ls A. N; leave Bnrkevtlle daily Except SUM
daysl at 1875 r. M; arrive at Danvle daily tex-
cept Sundsysl at 6:55 P. H. THROUGH MALL
Ard EXPRESS leaves Richmond daily At s3e
2. NJ; leaves Danyille dstly ut 1:st z. H.; arrives
st Greensboro daily at AS A. NJ 80.
GOING Notwithstanding and Dsnyiue pas
sengers iesVe Danville daily Except Sundaysl 90
100 Al. M leave Burkeville daily (except sHa.
dayg) at U:45 p. NJ. arrive at Riehraond daily
Except Sundaysl 1t 800 P. IL. THROUGH NAIL
AND EXPRESS leaves Greensboro, daily at s1
p NJ; leaves Dapyille daily at i15T Z. IL; nv
rives at Richmond daily st 7:90 A.. d.
The Lynchburg and Danvtlle Passenger Fsam
connects at B1rkevflle With the trains on the
Southside road for Petersburg. NORFOLK, Iynso-
burg, and all stations on the Southside ana VIZ
gtnfS and Tennessee railroads, Bristol hnS1.
Vile, Dalton, Chattanooga, Nashville, deJnPiaA
and all important points Sonth and Southwest.
The Through Mail and Express conneets
ct Greensboro with the trains On the North Cero-
lima road for Charlotte, Columbia, Augusta 81
yannah Macon, Mobile, Montgomery, So, Ac.i
and at Richmond with the Richmond, Predertcky:
burg and Potomac, Chesapeake and Ohio ana
Rtchmond snd York River railroads. :. I. , ,,,,
SLEEPING CARS and CHILEDS PATENT
RECLINING CHAIRS ON the through exprxEs
train. THOMAS OODAMTAD,s
+ de 10 $780, kat .ssHss SUPERINTENDENT
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Arrival Of the Remains of Hon.
Arson Rurlingame.

y New 7 OK, April 10. 1.-The silesia, having
the remains OF the Hon. Ansoa BurlD'
gains, has arrived here.
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DUPoN1s POWDER.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Wewould respectfully call your attention to our
stock Of DUPOST'S WELL-KNOWN BLAST
ING A. ND MINING POWDER, We have large
and full supply OF all kinds, and win furnish II III
any quantity and at the very lowest rates. We
are the agents for the manufacturers.
Also. on band large supply Of
SAFETY-FUSE,
AYLoR's BEST CAsT-sTEEL OF all
sizes and
IRON OF every size Of rounds, fats, and
NH n F.kS. WORKMAN a co. s
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FOR BALTIMORE, J, r- -..;t =
arriving There ut 80 A. NJ. In amIe fin,, IA COM
n NC w;Eh trains on the PHILADELPHIA. NIL.
Hh1Sk1iON, and BALTIMORE tKAILROAD for
Gne North aud East, snd with the trains al, tina
TThh!a,TIla NO 5s AND OHIO, NoRTHEkN GEN
roads 1o an aS SfWEa s.s CENTRA RAIL
Returning from Baltimore, the steamer win
leave her wharf, PIERS Nos and O. RETrrEN
CONWAY and BaRRE STREETE ON i.I9HT
STREET, on WEDNESDAY, the .otls ffsstanf
and regularly thereafter on MONDAYS. WEI
Meeting at Acqn1a creek with on EXPRES8
TRAIN for Richmond, reaching the Junction In
ample time 10 connect with the WESTWARD
BOUND TRAIN for the principal points on TIA
CHESAPEAKE AND OHfO KAILROaDr and
arriving IA RICHMOND at s:{s A. n. $50 -
In speed and In outfit the STEAMER iGEORGE-
anna rs believed to be unsurpassed by ANY
and FABLE Observation-Disclosures tie Com:
pany Is determined not to be excellod, On tha
completion of the outfit OF anoih her steamer Of the
same class (now nearly ready the Company pro-
pose to make the line q DAILY ONE. ~
FOR FREIGHTS this line is the most sxpeM-
tlous, and as cheap as any running from Rtch-
FOR PASSENGERS, the route is rendered at.
tractise by the Low RATES. NEW EQUIP.
MEST OF ENGINES AND CARS SMOOTH
TRACT. AND ELEGANT STEAMERS
THROUGH TICKETS AND BA G GAG q
CHECKS and Information about freighta fur
a. he % e
j. B. GENTRY,
General Ticket Agent
ED. T. d. MYERS, General Superintendent.
OFFICE RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG ANpl
POTOMAC RAILROAD COMPANY. )
ap le-ot RICHMOND, April IS, 1870.
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REFINED ROLLED IRON, all sizes;
REFINED HORSESHOE IRON,
ROD IRON from s-ls to 81 fncheh
BAND, HOOP, and SHEET IRON,
NORWAY NAIL-RGDS,
HORSE and MULE SHOES,
HORSESHOE NAILS,
IRON AXLES, all sizes;
NOVA SCOTIA GRINDSTOEES.
GROCERIES Of all kinds.
For sale by GORDON CRlNGAS,
AN l8sm Pearl street.
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL-
" RcAD;mOn aud after ter, MEDNEsDAY, I'd Of

CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL-
~ RCAD:-On and after WEDNESDAY, I'd of
February, 1870, the PASSENGER TEAMS win
run as follows-yiz.: h.. s9T
MAIL TRAIN will run daily between Richmond
and stanton Except Sunday, between Gordans-
and arriye at Stanton at AGO 2: ~; leave staun-
ton ct 9:2o A. M and arrive at Richmond at 4:4eP.
M.-naking close connections 81 Gordonsytlle and
Charlottesville with the Orange, Alexandra and
Manassas railroad mall trains for Alexandria,
Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York,
ETC.; also for LynchbDrg Knoxville, Ohatts-
nooga, Memphis, New Orleans, Montgomery, No.
NAIL TRAIN will run tri-weekly between
Stanton and White Sulphur Springs on TUES
DAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY. Leave
Stanton st Ado p. N. and arrive ut White Sulphur
at 1o:o5 2. NJ; leave White Sulphur at ago a. u.
and arrive Mt Stanton at 0 A. M. And going west
will connect with stages as followe--yiz, at Go
shen with stages for Lexington. Natural Bridge.
for Bath Alum and Warm Springs; and at White
sulphur with Htages for Lewis6urg, Charleston,
STAGES will also leave Stanton on TUESDAY,
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY MORNINGS
for Lexington aud Natural Bridge. ,.sE 80.
NIGHT PASSENGER TRAIN will run between
Richmo nd and Washington nightly without change
rive at Washington at s :a5 A. N. Leave Wash.
inston Mt s:35 p. h. and arrive at Richmond ct
sse A. NJ. Making all through connections ut Eicb.
mond and Waahfngton.
SLEEPING OARS will be attached TO this train,
and will be run through between Richmond and
THROUGH TICKETS issued to all points
North, West, and Southwest.
JAMES +. NETHERLANn )
ea General Ticket Agent.
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