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q. II. PIERsoN, Aucioneer.
DY ID MEL LICK ir & BRO. Auction.

~ n. ID; MELLIOh, JI, q DIi n, HW " VI
AD dealers Jersey Real Estate PnesL New 0k
TUESDAY july r. 1870 p the premises pempoy ale
and we'll kn0wn estate R0emont late The si OF
Preeck Schurch at esq situated on The banks OF The kntan RIVER
opposite the City Of New Brunswick, y. j. -
The location Of this most tesrahe eng "n M MN
walk Of Bast Brunswick Station elevation commanding er
overlooking the City Of New brlus"lek and Tie @r
River Ii will be divided INTO foarp parcels. 70 Vit
1.-THE MANSION AMI ~ ACRES making the most attract
The house imposing
thetoes high containing q square Bngsh nsrnee hall
usual improvements; situated 800 feet from the rod with
,Insye opng shaded by 6ne oh forest the grounds
arr aid and improved toneeiei drive, and walls Hover
a and vegetable gardens and great a'u1dauce
OF fruit shrub and UNUSUALLY large hrggs adjoining he dan
park with the Necessary building coach house and stable
convenient sire. -- 49,. 49,.
No "A DESIRABLE Farm I'll ACRES adnngi the land in
good condition very hgh veil located for subyns for cuuyat
Dg Fine The dwelling contains roomsi large
bar and all thu Outbuiling.
No IA PLOT adjoining last high and rolling AMI vel
adapted for dividing -
No ACRES LAND opposite the residence with front on The
road and the Adjoining each Of the above parcels nd
be with them dell Of beauty through when runs
living pure spring This dell shaded WITH iort
and improved with sl us, bridges seats Ne @ trIs
viii made known day u sale Maps permits and passes Tor
be obtained of the AncOueeFs. Pncst
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Hsw-Jsrsep Real esiais for Sale.

A BEAUTIFUL HOME at WESTFlEhD, n.
s..hsS k.y windows, psa hot AID cold ssteri large
I Tut s8.ie lie high ground hus BE- sn 70 Be sppsa.sa
Grssi bargain - -, - - =, a.
4 DEPOT being established at MEMO PARK,
n a,a.G sod I. Co PhAsehs aesal. n.A. = oas q
de sAoIsssi iossaoss within = .iss o. We wy n Az Ia
10y, ,.ssis.es q ED Pan pAssas viil sehsss V viat
ne.I - \. ~ a - e IL hfrL0 PARK LAID
GcckyfI9 ~ rs - M DsssfvN. Asss ~ ~
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Ocean Steamers.

4 NCUOR LINE-STEAM TO GLASGOW,
n LIVERPOOL and LONDONDERRY,
from A, RIO SDI'h River.
EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY
EUROPA, SATURDAY. July O.
F g. SO aud 80; Intermediate So Sccagei So
HESDERsOE BROTHERS Agents,
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4 COMMONWEALTH HOTEL, Westinghouse
iofe9iRg s4uare from Worcester to SpiagssLl bo.,oa
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( 'OUNIRf BOARD in Orange County, two
~ hours from NeTfork Erie Railway, INMATES from isrot
re rosmj terms reasonable Please address o. Boz " Booia,
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GUNNER Retreats .
yTRY BOARD AT THE CATsKILIs-

I 80 silhI bOhhD n iur. tAiShiBi<S'-
~ Good BOARD he obtained farmhouse with all pleas
s 81 country bone i0r mOifrle oGy Al Penve host de
"n,e non NE Nognsn Honse and ofeas aess from Ney lori
stages from tak Landing the door daily FOR l0 Informs
ton apply 10 W. IT, VAN WORST 27l Csnalst n. y.
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COURT CALRNDARs-THIs DAY 80 81,
s,,y,vR C,rur sHg.sBHADl.J Court opens at o OGeno
called atl2
:, I'd, 90, wc.,op ST. .CaD Allen sgt. Smith
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The Hollanders I'm Amelia county.

Editors Of the Dispatch:
viii YOU allow O word from q subscriber
in reference to the resolution offered by
Mr.. Austin in the State Senate last We'd
ncsday on the Holland immigration? Is
not that resolution somewhat remarkable
one, not alone in its grammar but IN the
statements il claims as "reported -
Five hundred pauper families" NOT
persons, but families. Allow FIVE persons
TO family, and we have twenty-five hun
drcd human beings who are "paupers, !"
"ioodlees," without employment sand
who are, therefore, thrown on the charity
Of strangers TO keep them from starvation"
AJpQlling if true
would like to inquire also whether Anne
liza county has asked State aid in the case
Of her poor A large and respectable body
Of citizens discussed this subject at the
court house some two weeks since, and q
liberal grant was made by the court to the
poor o. the county-by no means to the
Hollanders exelusively-but not one word
was said about going beyond our own bounds
for means to meet the appropriation. There
can be no doubt that Amelia county will be
Bb!e to take care of herself in this regard
without any jeopardy of the "intereSts OF
the State" Let me give YOU the facts about
these Hollanders There arc less than two
hundred and twenty-five of them, all toll.
There are among them five families who
need help, and not any more. Not one has
applied for charity, though two families
consented that neighbor who offered to
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Foreign News.
ENGLAND.


LONDON, April 4.-The Queen has signed
the bill for the preservation Of peace In
Ireland.
LONDON, April 5.-The French cable
shares have declined in consequence of
proposed competition.
Importations of wheat, oats, and other
grains, from the Baltic provinces of Rus
sia, are 30 heavy as to depress the bread
stuff market here and at Liverpool.
FRANCE.
PARIS, April 4.-The Corps Legislatif to-
day had stormy session. Jules FavTe
made violent attack on the SenatuS con-
sultan, which he said would add greatly to
the personal power. he said the power of
declaring war or peace should not be left
to the chief of the State, who, after
fortunate war, would crush the le-
gislative power. The proposed alterations
OF the Constitution were denounced az the
ultima ratio of despotism. His speech
caused great excitement in the Chamber,
and demand was made to set the question
aside, but it was decided, Isl to 4, to pro-
coed with the discussion.
Owing to the lateness of the hour the
sitting ended, but the discussion is expect
ed to be resumed and result reached to-
morrow.
PARIS, April 5.--Advices from La Creu-
cot are more favorable. No collisions be-
tween the people and the troops has yet
occurred. NJ. Schneider petitions the Gov
eminent to withdraw the troops as their
presence tends to keep alive the discomfort.
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Domestc markets-IBY TELEGRAPH.
and mET Sr 9oHS ss,s ApT soo quiet
Orleans, 2s.. Flour heavy. without Without decided
change; superfne State, $40. Wheat dull
lc. better; mixed western, new, sl.o7. Beef
steady and quiet new mess. I@l5c. Pork In fair
semand ,, nsT mess Ssos5@s?7 Lard rmer
dull Sugar hrmer. Molasses quiet. Turpentlne,
4e9@E3. Rosiu, S1.97a Tallow shade frmer at
9e9e9s: Hides quiet Freights dropping cotton,
BALTIMORE, April s.-Cotton firm ct 22,c.
Flour quiet and steady. Wheat steady; Pennsyl-
v.nia. $1.so Corn firm white. -. O3GS1.O5: vel
low, sl.os: Oats, 5s@sIc. Rye unchanged. PORK
l5c. clear sides, lee. shoulders l2c. hams, le@
2ec Lard 6I1s at u is;MlSc Whskey Sos for
Sc hid ditto 1875, col bid. North Carolina O's,
s5s bid; new. Il bid.
CINcINNATI, April Corn dull with 4 better
supply Mixed, sl.c5@sl.t6. Provisions flrmer
Bacon firm and generally held higher; shoulders,
uc.; sides, 1s@l5sc. There was a good demand for
sides at these rates. At the close they were held
demand (partly specnlatiye) at isc ali offered at
that was taken Kettle held at l5s and little taken.
ST; LOUIS, April s.-!Corn bnoyant; in elevs-
a ,oT sls2c; yellow Locked s79ssc. whi:e ditto,
Mss Pork soe e q eiear
Sides l5tc. Lard firm at 1lAc. for tierce and lsc.
for keg.
NEW ORLEANS. April 5.-Cotton firm and in
fair demand; Miidlings, 22sc.; sales, LOO bales
receipts, d4A bales. Exports-To Bremen. !, 500
bales; to Genoa, 1,s bales stock, 1877, los bales.
Sugar-Prime: llt@llsc. Molasses--Reboled, 62G
Csc. Gold. llli. New York sight, &c. premium.
LOUISVILLE, April s.-Corn, csc. Provisions
firm. Mess Pork. S27.5o. Bacon Shoulders, lag
HE. sides, 15i9lGtc. hams, 1ssc. Lard, Isle.
Whiskey firm Ut csc, @*.
MOBILE AprIl 5.--Cott6n ouIet and firm at 2,ac
sales 200 balls: receipts, lo2 bales exports SOJ
bales.
CHARLESTON, April 5.-Cotton quiet and steady
at 2lsc sales, $50 bales; receipts, s33 bales
stock, is, Isl bales.
BOSTON, April 5.-Cotton dull and nominal at
23ic. sales, 200 bales receipts, 1913 bales; STOCK
1900 bales.
NORFOLK, VA, April 5.-Cotton quiet and
steady; low middllngs, 2e3c: receipts, 255 bales
exports, 400 bales; stock, 5,ess bales.
AUGUSTA, April 5.-Cotton frmer at 7lc. sales
394 bales: receipts, 2SS bales.
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The Connecticut Election Reported
Democratic Victory.

WASHINGTON, April 5.-The telegraph
cables under North river at New York are
destroyed, and the following dispatch from
Connecticut comes by way of Pittsburg,
Pa:
HARTFORD, CT, April 4.-Half of the
State gives English Democracy, for Gov
ernor, gain of 459. This city gives jew
ell (Republican) 2,S59, and English 3,3O7.
English's majority last year was 500. The
Democrats carry their municipal ticket by
600 majority, and have four majority in the
City Council.
English is no doubt elected.
The Legislature will be Democratic,
though the Republicans still claim major
ity in each House.
Second Dispatch.
HARTFORD, CT, April 5.-The twentieth
senatorial district, counted last night as
Republican, turns out Democratic by 81
majority, and the third district is Demo
cratic by three or four majority. This
gives the Senate to the Democrats by one
majority, unless the sixteenth district,
which is close, should be Republican, which
would give one majority the other way.
The House is Republican by small ma
jority-probably not more than six, per-
haps ten.
English's majority, from present appear
ances, will be about 600.
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ANOTHER PARTICULARS AT SAN FRAN
clsco.-A dispatch dated San Francisco,
April I'd. says:
AT ten minutes before II A. NJ. to-day
q sharp shock of an earthquake occurred
here. Its duration was six seconds, the
direction from southeast to northwest, and
the motion vertical. There was no damage
to life, limb, or property, but there was in
tense excitement for few moments. All
animals were terribly frightened, and seve-
raj runaways resulted from the fright
The city hall. where the courts were in
session, the merchants exchange, the mer-
camille library, the custom house, and other
large buildings, were instantly vacated
and panic was created at the hotels
The streets swarmcd with people in mo-
ment. 1t was raining at the time. Prior
TO the shock the barometer was observed to
fall very rapidly.
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The Maryland Legislature has ad-
journed.
The St. Maurice numbering establishment
at Three Rivers, Canada, was burned Sun
day night. Loss, 100000.
A Confederate soldier from Virginia has
been appointed principal of the Franklin
school of Parkersburg.
Jefferson Davis has written to Washing
ton denying that when he withdrew from
the Senate Mr.. Cameron told him that O
negro would succeed him.
Two passenger-cars and one sleeping-car
were thrown Off the track on the Hannibal
and St. Joseph railroad, twentyfour miles
from Quincy, H., Saturday night. inju-
ring twenty-five passengers, two of them
fatally.
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Judge Underwood's little scheme for pro-
ducing q collision between the State and
Federal authorit es in Richmond does not
work as we'll as he had anticipated. Mayor
Ellyson makes a virtue of necessity, and
will yield the City Hall to the military,
meanwhile taking up his quarters else
where. 1t is pity to disappoint the Judge,
but as the Judges whole career has been
one continued disappointment to all mode
rate people, he ought perhaps to be made
to feer little of that which he has SO
freely inficted.-New York Commercial
LReDuliCQnl.
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Marine DfsastePs.s

HAVANA, April 5.-The brig Ponise Il
from Boston, is ashore at Santa Morena-
Her Cargo is being thrown overheard, antl
1t is expected she will be gotten off.
Brig Phillip Larrabee, from Boston for
Mobile, with cargo of ice, is ashore at
East Lsgus, and will probably be fetal
loss.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

New York Stock and Money Market.
NEW YORK, April -Brentno.-Governmenis
duh but Arm s-7os 'ez 1Ios; lse4's, 1909; 1889,
1923 new, 1884, 1ss7's 1904; 1865, looa 1o-Af's.
Ai.lo Southern Securities firm. Tennessee s's, 80.
Virginia s's, es!. Louisiana SIS, 7<67s. Levee
Gs, 7ss67e. Georgia e's, 81. North Carolina Sc,
tst: new, ~. Stocks steady and firm, but dull
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Financial and Commercial.
Grain and Flour Market

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGED
RICHMOND. VA, April s, 1870.
OFFERINGS.
Whedt.-White, Sic bushels. Bed, 90 bushels.
oTn..White, 1880 bushels. Yellow, uone.
Mixed 100 bushels.
Odts.-2,15s bushels.
Rye.-None.
SALES.
Whedt.-White, Sic bushels prime at S1.4o. Red
% bushels very good at &l2o; 10 bushels good ut
$l.lS total, 90 bushels.
Corn.-White, l6so bushels prime on private
Terms $50 bushels very good on private terms
Total 1880 bushels Mixed, 100 bushels on private
0ats.-loo bushels prime on private terms.
RE-EXnIBITEp.
Oats. $50 bushels
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South America-The Venezuelan
Revolution.

HAVANA, April 5.-Advices from Car
racas to the Goth ultimo have been received.
The revolution is progressing throughout
the Republic. Bolivar has Joined the revo-
lutionists, who hold the road from Caracas
to La Quay. The revolutionist General
Blanco was advancing on Caracas.
President Monogos, with his feet, had
failed to subdue Caiso, and it was probable
would return to Cato.
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Foreign Markets-LBY TELEGRAPH.

LONDON, April s-Erenin2. --Consols osa.
United bonds, cog.
LIVERPOOL. April 5-Afternoon Cotton hrmer;
uplands, llt@14d.; Orlesns, ns4ll3d.; sales,
IS. 900 bales. Yarns and fabrics at Manchester
frmer at better prices: What, Is. Id; red win
ter, IS. I'd. Corn, 2Ss. Sd. Lard, Cos. Cd.
LIVERPOOL, April g. Euening closed
with an upward tendency upIands, 11h@Iltd
orleans, lls@llid.; sales, 1000 bales, Including
5000 for expurt aud speculation.
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BURNING OF A STATE PRIsoS.-LouiSriHe,
April "A disastrous fire occurred at the
Indiana State prison, at Jeffersc nville, Ind,
Yesterday. The cells were entirely de-
stsoyed, and one convict, a colored boy,
was sufIocated to death. The fire ragged
from 3 to half-past o'clock. The loss is
not known.
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MUTUAL ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF
IXl VIRGINIA.
CHARTEkED 1874.
OFFICE CORNER OF TENTH AND BANK sTREETa
RICHMOND. VA.

This old and well Unknown Virginia institution In.
snres Buildings by perpetual or annual policy.
It has more than TEN MILLIONS OF DOL
LARS insured on property pledged to make good
losses. -
More than TWO AND A QUARTER MIL.
LIONS OF DOLLARS have been paid in losses to
the people OF Virginia.
Upwards OF TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTEEN
THOUSAND DOLLARS Il large part OF It for
losses during the war; have been paid since the war
closed. - - -
The former four.ffths system Of insurance has
been abolished, and other important changes made
for the benefit OF the assured.
Losses equitably adjusted and promptly paid.
HERBERT A. CLAIBORNE,
Principal A gent.
j. B. DANFORTH, Secretary.
Fl. D. DAyFORTH, Assistant Secretary.
SAMUEL 81. PULLIAM. Collector. fe l-sm
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Strike Among the Cour m,ners-

PoTTsvILLE, Pa, April 5.-The strike
among the Schuylkill miners is becoming
general. Only few of the small collieries
are at work. The proprietors are very firm,
and will hold out until the miners Weld,
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The Congressional Election In Ohio.
TOLEDO, o., April5.-Incomplete returns
from this district indicate the election of
Peck (Republican) to Congress.
The Republicans also elected their city
ticket. The colored men voted.
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E!EGINIA.-Some Of the Virginia delega-
ton in the House have underworld for the
last TWO weeks to get resolution or bill
through, or to effect some kind of legisla-
ton for the interference of Congress in the
municipal troubles in Richmond. 1t was
attempted again in the House to-day, and
would have succeeded but for the Demo-
Gratis, who STAYED it off by parliamentary
strategy. The Reconstruction Committee,
or majority rather, do not believe it worth
the while for Congress to attempt to do
anything, but TO leave ii to the courts, as
i, is merely legal and not political mat
tcr.-Washin9toH telegram - baltimore
Nm
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The Trial Of Mcfarland.

New YORK, April 5.-The jury in the
case of Mcfarland is still incomplete, only
eight persons having been obtained out Of
$50 persons summoned.
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New York LeSfslnturt

ALBANY, N. Y, April 5.-The New York
city election bill and Senator Tweed's
charter for New York city passed the
Senate to-day.
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THROUGH FREIGHT.-Eleven through cars
loaded with cotton passed through the city
on the Airline yesterday, going east
Lychburg Republican,, 5th.
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ALFRED SHIELD, D. C.
CoMMrssIosEn,s OFFICE, /,

RICHMOND, April S 1870. !
The parties interested are hereby notified tina.
have fixed on THURSDAY the sth day oil May,
1870 ut 10 o'clock A. NJ, as the time, aud my of
fee, No. SO Franklin street. in the city Of Rich-
decree. THOMAS j. EVANS,
an d-Wtw Commissioner In chaucery.
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The Cincinnati Election.

CINCINNATI, April 5.-The Republican
majority in this city averages 5000.
The School Board stands 26 to % against
the use of the Bible in the public schools.
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FATAL AccIDEST.-Am man named
McVeigh, resident of Washington county,
Va, who, it is said, was an idiot as well as
deaf and dumb, was run over and killed by
q freight train Of the Virginia and Tennes-
see road, near Abingdon, on Saturday night
last Ne,eS.
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9HaEEs.AAPEAKE AND OHIO BAL.
February; 1870, tho PASSENGER TEAMS - III; M

1 49,. 80. =, Aotes tio TAc3ENGER TEAMS
NATL TsxIN win rim daily be, ra.n n
and staunton Except Sunday, between csordnnmsaa
Vile and Stauntonl leave Richmond ne srsx A. NJ
and arrive ~ Staunton at 4zo p. NJ; leSye stSun
ton at 10 A. n. and arrive at Richmond ne lao
M.-Mak1ng close connections At Gordorsy1fia nd
Charlottesville With tde Orange, Alexandra ard
Manassas raii7psc mail trains for A1exsr6rfn
Washington, Baitiaora Philada1phis, New Yorf.
etc; als9 for Lynchburg Knoxville, Chstts.
nooea, Memphis, New Orleans, Montgomery, No.
MkfL TRAIN win run .ra-week,y between :.
Staunton and White Sulphur Springs on TUES.
DAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY. Leave
stanton at 44o p. ID. and arrive at White SuIDhur
at 1855 z. N: leave White Sulphur at sao 4. IA,
VIII connect with stages as follows--yiS., al 90.
and Rcckbridge Baths at Miiboro' with ssaScS
Tor Bath Alum and YARN SPRING.; and &c W6lne
sulphur with stages for Lswisburg, Charleston,
STAGES win also leave Stanton on TUESDAY,
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY MoRNING&
for Lex1ngton and Natural Bridge,
NIGHT PASSENGER TRAIN will run betweea
Richmond and w ashingto nightly without chanTo
or cars. Leave Richmond st $50 p. NJ and III.
rive at Washington at 6:aS A. M. Leave Wssh.
lngton at 53s p. N. and arrive at Richmond St
s:soA. d: Making al through connections at Ksnhs
SatE ,E CARS win be attached to this train,
nn9 VIII De run through between Richmond nd
Baltimore without Change. ,'-,es'-'
THROUGH TICKETS issued u ALI x,osnxs
North, West, and Southwest.
JAMES =. HETHERLAED.
Ies General Ticket Axert. ~,
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LAND SALEs.-To George Desreaux, Of
England, IS acres of land in Stafford
county, part of Mrs. Sandss farm, for
$1,000; also, 800 acres belonging to Rev.
H. P. Neims, lying in Spotsylvania, to
George Nicholson, of Pennsylvania, for
$3.50; also, l27 acres, lying near Wal
ler's tavern in Spotsylvania, belonging to
Isaac and Simon Hirsh, sold to Isaac Dou-
BILE, of Pennsylvania, for 81 ,4oo.-Frede-
Ticksb,r1 Se1cs.
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DICHMOND AND DANyILLE RAIL-
~ ROAD.-CHANGE OF Schedule. lie

tCHMOND AND DANV1LLE RAIL-
~ ROAD.-CHANGE OF SCIIEDULE.-On
PAssENeER Trains on tbs road Win VI Be- r 1as
rs follows: n. :. - So, :,
GoISa soUrH;3;LynchbarK and Dany.l,e pas.
3. 81: IN. NJ lesye Bnrksviiis dly sxesps san.
xHD EXPREss leaves s Ricbmond 9siia :. Is
:: 1ssoss D sai1 daly At rs P NJ arrives
GorNe Nos7H.-Lynch6urg a and Danvi1ls pas
;;sSX. n; isase Rurkeviile dsiIS esceps Sun:
s syesps sdsys i:r X # HH hssRGad M Az
ANp EXPRESS lesyes Greensboro, daily at s:ss
F. H.; Leaves Daayie daily At lls' P. IL Il.
The LynchbUrg and Danyille Passenger Train
connects at Burkeytlle with the trains on ttc
so ana t a sts ri Ss w.
vile Dalton, Chsstanoogs, Nashville, MsmpmA
At areenssoro With tie tsains on tie NORTH Gsso.
lima road for Charlotte, Columbia, Augusta, .sa-
and at Riehmond With he Riehnond G
burg and Potomac, Chesapeake and Ohio, and
s9a caks snd fef1f
lsH SS' ohA Tao x Sc s5ISash sdS,s
de Is superintendent
TWO FAST DAILY LINES SUNDAY
Mr ESxcER TEk T TeTHE HSRTH EAST
oU1GKEsT RoUTE.-The THRoUGa Il TRAINS nfH
q Byrd and Eighth streets at is A: Misnd s.saP.
N; Sunday at Il IS A. NJ, only, making close and
YoRR F x E snd HE s
for THE GREAT NORTHWEST.
Cars fitted up With SPLENDID RECLINING
CHAIRS, for which no charge ismade.
The elegant and commodlous steamers on tho
Potomac river stop at Alexandria each way.
Richmond and Milford leaves the depot corner Of
Broad and Eighth streets daily Sundays except.
ed) At a.ao P. H., and arrives LII Richmond at ~
Through ticketo to sll principal points North ana
For further Information and for through Tickets
streets, and for through tickets oil points North
and West apply at the ticket office corner Byrd
anu no IS j. B. GENTRY. General Ticket Agent
DICHMOND AND YORK RIVER
OF scHsDuLEADanY GE3CEpT sUaDAYsI
On and after TUESDAY S a, sth or yuss passsngsss
rest will take the passenger train from the depot
4 the Richmond and York River Railroad as
fSF Sspsn f. afy
coats having been put in lrst-rste order-reachlnR
aect with the trains for Philadelphia, New York,
and the West. Returning, the boals leave pier No.
Lght-Street wharves, foot Of Barry street. daily
except Sundays) at O'Clock p. IL, passengers
day In time to connect with the express train
On the Richmond and Danville railroad for Dane
Vile and all points on that road; Greensboro,
Salisbury, Charlotte, &C., N. c.; Columbia, 8. O.
ard all points South.
leaves Richmond daily Except Suud3ys) 10
O'Clock P. NJ. leaves West Point daily Except
Mondays) At 1910 A. N.
THOMAS DODAMEAp,
les Superintendent
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-04-06
MACHINEH DC.

METROPOLITAN WORKS,
CORNER SEVENTH AND CANAL sTREETs
STATIONARY and PORTABLE ENGINES
and SAW-MILLS;
BARK. GRIST, and PLASTER MILLsi NOV
or BRASS; MILL GEARING, &c.
ENGINES and SAW-MILLS Of various slse4
always on hand.
Old engines, &C., repaired and sold on commits.
sion or exchanged for new. All other repairs
promptly and satisfactorily done.
Send for descriptive circulars.
dcs4 WILLIAM II TANNER q co.