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4 Man NEARLY EATEN ALIVE By JACK
AsS IErnm tho Me Art bur [NhiOl HCCOr1.

\ Man NEARLY EATEN ALIVE By A JACK
AsS.-[From the Macarthur (Ohio) Record,
March Esd. l-Charlcs Brown, ST., gentle
man aged upward Of sixty years, and well
known throughout this section ofthc state
as one Of our leading citizens. came very
near losing his life last Sunday by a jack
belonging to Edmund Wolf. Mr.. Brown
had called at VOLTS house. and not finding
him ut home. started across field after
him. On the way over. nc stopped ut
pair of bars to look ut a jack which was
grazing in an adjoining field. The animal
had been somewhat of pet, but upon this
occasion he exhibited His trcacherous dis
position by jumping over the bars, knock
ing Mr.. Brown down in his leap, selzng
him by the chin and throat with his teeth,
tearing out 4 portion OF the flesh, nearly
barring the windpipc, at the same time tall
ing upon and stamping his breast with his
knees.
Mr.. Brown kept HE presence Of mind,
| caught the animal by the noStrilS and
choked him off: but he renewed the attack
immediately, biting and manglinG the lower
| portion Of the left arm and hand in ter
riblc manner, Mr.. B. choking him of as Mt
| first. and the jack renewing the attack
! But he was now bleeding freely: the left
! arm was powcrlcss. and he was fast losing
| test could have lasted but minute or
| two longer, when luckily Mr.. Frank Dowd,
who was passing. heard his cries, and ran
| to his assistance, and beat of the jack with
| Il rail which he took from the fence.
After getting the jack oil him, Mr.. Brown
| walked 4 few steps to the fence, where his
steps failed him, and an express was pro-
cured which conveyed him to his home,
where he now lies in very precariouS
condition. lie rests as well as could be cX-
rc@tcd: complains of feeling sore inward
| L.. bat nr>. Volt and Rannels think that
| there arc no internal injuries and, while
| they do not consider that he is out of dam
ger, they think that he will survive his i'll
juries, with the probability of the loss OF
| the Use of his left hand.
The jack is Of pure Spanish blood, and has
always been Il pet. his mother dying when
| he was but a few days old. He has always
| been regarded as the most docile, and ut
! the same time, the most cowardly animal
! on the place, which makes his owner en-
! tircly unable to explain his vicious DISPOSE
| ton as shown in his attack, unless he has
| been plagued and annoyed by the good-for-
| nothing boys who run over the hills on
Sundays, tearing down fences, tormenting
| peoples stock, and doing every other
| SnccicS Of mischief.
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Domestic Markets -[BY TELEGRAPlI.1

Domestic Markets BY TELEGRAPI.1
NEW YORK, bp.il l!.-Flour dull and dropping.
Wheat quiet and heavy. Corn dull and unchanged.
Gotten dull
Ldter.--C otton unchanged; sales, $500 bales at
lasc. Flour outhern dull and declining cIIn-
mon to fair, $e.75@S.5o; good to choice, $7.55@
BALTIMORE, April 14.--Cotton dull and heavy !:
middilngs, llc. (; net receipts, ss4 bales; gross
receipts, go6 bales stock on hand. L, 232 bales.
family. 80 Is. Corn steady; sacked, CSC. bulk,
sc. i.oIk, $40 so. Observation-Disclosures. &C.; sid g.,
9.@lOc. LGrd.-In kegs, &c.: ticrces, l2c~ Wits
key, sec.
MOBILE, April A.-Market quiet; middlings,
litc. net receipts s27 bales; gross receipts 257
bales; exports 10 Great Britain, 1913 bales
stock on hand, 10, 566 bales.
dlings, 4c.; net receipts, 80 bales; sales % bales
stock, 1,943 bales net receipts for the week, 50
bales exports, coastwise, OOs bales; sales Tor
the week, 34 bales.
SAVANNAH, April 1!.-Cottcn steady, with q
fair demand; midniiIg, l3i@l4c. net receipts,
$50 bales receipts for the wtek, 1895 bales.
NORFOLK, april a. Cotton dull; low mid
dlings Nt8l2sc.; net receipts, 100 bales eH-
norts coasLwise les bales; sales, IS bales stock,
/ $40 bales net receipts for the week, 460 bales.
CHARLESTON, April A-Cotton steady; mid
dlfnrs l3i0l4c. net receipts, 565 bales exports
to Gre &c britain, 1858 bales; coastwise 49s Dalcs
stock, 1882 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, April 4.-Flour dull; super
lne, Sc: double, S6.62s treble, 81 Corn scarce
Irlt a. prime, eISSioc. Moiasses- P zine ferment-
ing, solD40c.; plantation reboi.ed. 35Q145c.
AUGUSTA, April ll.-Cotton quict but steady at
3sc. for middlings; sales, 456 bales receipts, 3S5
bales.
CITY POINT. April 4.-Co,ton-Net receipts for
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J AN unoccupied house, on -sl,e ;arm d
Mr.. John G. Perry, at Burford's Depot. on
the Orange railroad. about five miles from
the city, was destroyed by fire on Wednes-
day night last. 1t will be remembered that
only few weeks ago the barn and stables
of this gentleman were burned by an In
cendiary, entailing very serious loss, and
that the guilty party was promptly ar
notwithstanding Republican.
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THE SITUATION AROUND PARIS.
The Porto Rico Elections.

MADRID, April 14.-Thc Porto Rico cleo.
tons occur on the Goth of June.
The election of the Duke Of Montpensiel
has been declared legal.
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cash, BLINDS, DOORS, BRACKETS,
y and MoUEDINGS, of all kinds, mannfaGz
tnred by water power, OF the best SUN.DRlED
ITTMBER, and sold ut ihe l. O w EST @ A
PRICES at my factory, foot OF Thirteenth street,
- - t~- - j. j. MON rAGUE,
) an lA-am 80 Richmond, Va.
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The WHEAT CRor.-We were pleased TO
notice while passing through the upper end
Of this county and through Rappahanuock,
on Monday last, the fine prospect Tor an
abundant wheat crop. We believe it is the
opinion of all that the prospect for a fine
crop was never more cheering. In fact,
this is the report we hear from all parts of
the State.-Cuipcper Observer.
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VIRGINIA STEAMSHIP AND ,x9ea
I ' PACKET COMPARE THE S&@H&
steamship GEO. 3: UPTON leaves Kew 70r
g sSSfA sA YTUEDA1; leaves Richmond ever
The Steamship WIN. P. CLYDE leaves Ne,
y yeTR every TUESDAY; leaves Richmond ever!
:, >, 3. J. BUR q, President. lent.
DHILADELPHIA, RICH sgAz
i mOND AND NORFOLK STEAM SSM{HS&
SLiIP LINE-FOR PHILADELPHIA TWO
WEEk..steamers NORFOLK, SaLvOR, and j.
eSsry 81 aRs AND S s srSS By
and Richno ond every MONDAY and tn URsDAY
alternately. Freight received daily except Sun.
parts Of Pennsylvania and New Jersey also FOL
New Orleans via southern Mail Steamship Line
IIom Ihaiiadelphia Freight taken for Norfolk At
:, I .ssssss e Philadelphia, including meal, and
W. P. PORTER, Agent
WIN. P. CLYDE & CO, Arena
o,s ~ Mo. North Wharves, and
John W. WYATT,
. AND ooxn1y sEsss hkho fHHlEF1se
RICHMOND, Va. FosT-OFFIcE Box IS.
FOR LIVERPOOL AZ APP ,,.rouu <esas
lNMANLInE os MAII. STEAMERS, SAILING
FRo ms hs XLT T9Ek E%ER iE s4ATaGRpAT
RATES OF PASSAGE.
Els. ~ "".: $tes sasss :"
10 10 Rsqis % % 10 70 PsTis as as
TieEets sold 70 anG from II EnsIand Ireland. and ID
the Continent, at moderate rates.
For further Information applv at the Company,s
os1ces. JOHN G. DALE, Agent,
,ou,, ru Is gEoadway, New York or to
JOHN ". WYATT, Agent, Richmond, Va.
FOE NEW YORK. rasae
OLD poH1H G0ars sTEAhsH1P 5000
sARtE, and HATTSRAs iesve Nov ~ York 70:
B b3Ef Gz 2x1 and and ggss
DAY, and sU is16Il at hisb tide. AHi-
soons M srs essaa
lions, and attention, are unsurpassed.
Close connections made with steamers for an
southern and European ports. !.
Insurance effected, when ordered, AT A QUAR
TER OF CINE PER CENT, at the onacee Of this
For further information apply to
my IS No. Governor street.
JAMES RIVER STEAMBOATeHsI,
81 COMPANY.-FOR BALTIMORE, kskSHsssSssss
NORFuLK. PORTSMOUTH, AND AL REL
HLAR LAND Mes IN THE JAMES RIVER.
The st and elegant United States mail steamer
JOH N SYLVE TER,
Captain q. G. CLIFFORD,
leaves company's wharf at Rockets for the
bHY smd Pffs1s SH NJ R a. M
and returns on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and satur-
days.
Passengers arrive in Norfolk In time to con-
meet " th old Bay Line steamers for Baltimore
and points North
Train leaves City Point for Petersburg on ar
rival Of steamer.
rare 10 batim, re'''''''' W
Ghie " Notioin. -'a"'
Excursion tickets to Norfolk and return 80. 100.
TICKETS ON SALE at CARRIER s. CO.'S
EXPRESS.
Freight received Tuesdays, Thursdays, and So
turdays, for Norfolk, Portsmouth, Boston, Baltt-
moro, aud principal landings on Chesapeake bay
ara aIlregular landings on James river, at REA-
SDN!.BI,E RATES. Freight received from 7 A.
NJ. TIL 6 z. NJ.
Freight for way landings must be prepaid.
L. 3. TATUM, General Agent
Office. Comp3ny's wharf.
sci Branch Office, corner Main and 9Th sts.
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The Presidents "Trip to California.

WASHINGTON, April 1.-THE President
has abandoned his California trip until tue
fall. Difference to questions from The high
commission and. the enforcement Of the
kukluX bill keeps him here.
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\ LETTER from Mr.. W. Finncy Hanna.
Of Hclair, Maryland, under date Of the
18th instant. informs lis that Mr.. j. Mar
shall Hanua reached that place on last Sat-
urday in Il very cnfceblcd state, and he
adds: at is probable he will never write
much more. Us he is evidently very far gone
in consumption. Norfolk Journal.
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PosT-orrIcEs have been established Mt the
following places in Virginia.: Edcnburc.
Shenandoah county, with Benjamin i,
Newman postmaster Cedar Mills, Sussex
comfy, with ". \. Panham postmaster !;
Pant Haywood. Matthews county, with c.
II. lIudcins postmaster Wolftown, Mat
thcws county, with James ". Banks post
naStCr.
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL.
" ROAD.-On and after MONDAY, Sth Decein-
ber 1870, the PASSENGER TRAINS will run az

HHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL-
" ROAD.-On and after MONDAY, bth Decein-
Der, 1870, the PAESENG GER TRAINS viii run az
follows
laond and Stanton Except sunday, between Tor.
louisville and stauntOn). Leave Rlchmond az . A.
H. arrive a, Stanton ut 4:2s Z. n. Leave etaun.
ton at $3.50 4. NJ, and arrive az Richmond al s;5o
p, NJ making close connections 1t GordonoVlnc
ana Charlottesville with Orange, Alexandria hno
Manassas railroad trains for Alexandra, WE'LL
ington, Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York, Boz
ton, &C.. also for Lynchburg, knoxyllie, Chat
tanooga, Memphis, New Orleans :, 4ontgo IWI
Nobiie &c This train will run TR1-WEEkL.1
between Stanton and White sulphur on TUES
DAY THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, VIZ:
Leave White Sulphur at $3.50 4. NJ, and arrive a.
Taunton at $3.50 A. NJ; leave Staunton az s:o9 L.
H., and arrive at White sulphur at 10 =. %. ~.
Going West, passengers dine at 6ordonsviiIe
and SUP at Go rington. Going East, DreaklasL az
sLaIpton and dine at Gordonsytlle.
Iris train connects with stages as follows:
At stSmton for Lexington, Natural bridge, anu
aarrisopburg. Passengers cannot go 70 Le1Dg-
ton via Goshen, but must leave carS AZ staunton'
| At milboro' for Bath Alum Springs, 10 miles,
l and Warm Springs, is miles.
| At " hte Sulphur Springs for Lewisburg, miles,
i and Charleston, lJo miles.
THROUGH TICK ETS issued to all points
North w esl, and Southwest.
| JAMES r. NETHERLAND,
| noas General Ticket Agent
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1871. 1871.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS OVER THE
SHORT LINE.


RICRM0ND, FREDERICKSBURG AND
POTOMAC ROUTE TO ALL POINTS
NORTHEAST AND NORTH NV EST.
TRAIN NO. l.-rHROUGH MAIL TEAM uf1
washington leaves the depot, corner OF Byrd and
Eighth streets, daily at l2:l5 P. NJ Arrives In
.lchlnond daily at 2:20 z. NJ.
Washington leaves the depot corner OF Byrd and
eighth ctreets, daily Sundays excepted, at s:!5
at $3.50 A. Nj.
THROUGH TICKETS and THROUGH BAG
GAGE CHECKS to all principal points In the
NORrHEAS'r and NORTHWEST.
FREIGHT TRAINS will lesve Richmond OIL
WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS.
The ACCOMMODATION T RIA between
Richmond and Milford will be run daily tSunuays
excepted), leaving the depot corner OF Broad and
Eighth streets nt 4:ao 2. NJ, aud arriving in Rico-
apply at COMPANY's OFFICE, corner OF
Broad sud Eighth directs.
General Ticket and Freight Agent.
Ed, 4, y. MYERS, General Sup't lie "a
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SsNE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

MINIATURE AEHsiyAC, APRIL Is, ISL.
.ur ,:eea $50 McCn ri5es...,..,.. 3. q
Am sets..,.,,..,,.. $50 HiZf s'dc.......,. -
Euu's dec ......... o47 il. Low tide. s"1
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- OF. EMMETT'-.1 COrI$untndte ScOun-
.-.,.-La>t Week Il man representing him.
So I ~ Col. Emmett, IN agent tor Colom.
ftjon society OF Canada. drove into Lib.
r'y in Il top-huggv drawn by two fine gray
bases, Re called on several gentlemen,
rrnripally those Of cur citizens originally
'r.m the North, orr friend. Mr.. Clark. be-
~ one 81 the number 10 whom he paid his
s.,f""i>. u" protested 10 hc d"-lrous Of OBJ
,Uulng ali the information attalnablc rclI
tya 10 lands in the county, average
pres. &c. Tor that which Was im-
proved. He called OH Mr.. Il. n.
k".>oc, at Fancy iarm. asking permission
a. stop with him for a lew days. de-, but
Nr. h.. having his suspicious aroused, de-
!.ncd 10 take him in. Mr.. &. il. Nichols
Informs IL that he represented TO several
fuai be mad bought Nj. kelsoe's magulti-
c.lt farm at the foot Of the Peaks Of
otter, containing about 100 acres, and
that ne paid So per acre for ii From here
h. drove out to Mr.. Anderson Maupiu'S.
nrar IhaNtcn's Switch. He succeeded in
rumyIctclv dcceiying this gentleman a> to
hl> r"lt character, bought his farm, and
-,rcrl 10 pay him 81, 900 for it in English
,n>rI"i-ns. appointing Il day for Mr.. NJ. to
Meet iIllu III Liberty. TO receive money on
engagement. He OF course failed TO fulfil.
N3j0r Hicks, we understand, discovered
~ BIZ the "COloncfsD memorandum book
IN 'ntry OF this kind: -. \. CLARK. Lib
,!}i, Va. won't do 10 trust" We reckon
uui-witn any Of his schemes There are
.trou- suspicious in the minds OF many
Ina, be i nothing less than Il hor>e-lbiei,
and MANY are OF opinion that the horse and
ha--y i'll his possession are stolen. A most
~u,ilriouS circu instance Is that he offered
- sell the turnout" here for less than
tail ils cash value.
He j. represented as being fine looking
man. between thirty-tive and forty years of
az, intelligent aud remarkably well in
iorntd. Look out Tor him, and he on your
rluId,-Llterty Ne,rS.
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VIRGINIA: NEWS.
,ccnortcd for the Dispatch 49,
virginia A"""", ' .. .:nnscn.

STANTON, A.. NP'' IL, ,,I,a
Conference ol TINS oou! -,
t' ~ Yesterday morning at @ ''''N III
-, ,fri, m NJ. +. Nh,,'tn., r,,f,rc,cc to
">,hop Wayman rait"" IiiE , sc,yiccs,
rrt.r and ConTnrstu, '' Sccrrtary Of the last
hcN. W .hn rnI, when n majority OF
,>.laN. t'i!'" Wv a's 60 ;hrjr names.
III, mrmi"!< ", nv S,hnr,m,n was elected
~. ~ W.
,n,~utaTN' ..,,,,;rr committees were ap-
The u>n'' S''' r;.r.I,.
~".'G y '' " r Ncrr;,k J. u. Ham
.'e .H0"'',.- " -
..oi,, and - >""''I'' ,;,an,l II Lewis.
HH i@"CG'f"',, ~
IN l,,l, N,,,hn,ys "
*, a"a W. ."'', >.'H,ajr w ". W. SEIZURE
On >'>.'," -, nrG 7, cole.
u.s". j., y 4 Handy. G.. Williams.
.", ..5 ,;;...,t,Ird
49, ! ~, E'.,'.,,.,, J Il. Hamilton, 5.
'' i".A ~ ,,,,I,
."''' ~" 1t,,c,,,o,,. John W. picoS
',,"., ,.',,,3
q, ~ >,..,,, - tb,. Genera! Conference.
as. gag D,;Irv md +. GoyanS.
=. u. Ut, ,f,,'rS ,hru m3nc their financial
pc '''' , '.I, which the annual cNamina-
y ~; characters was taken up. and all
IA y >tar6in. tar. The morning scS-
.r,n adjourned. Bcucd:ction Ivy Rev.
:, T. r.gkrr.
,,-ryrxoox SESSION.
=, nn,r Tho ,nruo| ser
'h!tj,"'' ny ~ ~ r.,,,,r1 hy Sinrnc
""' it' >.I't,' i;>r Nnt,,hmru AIl
g.. H>!,t" r., ~, ~ I,'G Tay ! y Hamilton,
'Nonr. AZ a,,,,,,,.,, rnod fnr rho
Rev. v. ~ W. T 'I .i M.",t ~ ror,n
~ E'N'";oi>' 49, ' ,rrl,r'' Eny ! r
.n' il'"'A'" ~ 1'' -, ,';crht rho C,rtrr.
- .f'.'." li'n -, = ,,,;nr TN .,ho,,t nov,
VII. ,"I,.''''!r ~, nr,iinaIinn Of dracon,
I..-g"' - 500 ,i.,.n nn' S,,ri,v ~
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Foreign Markets-[BY TKLEGRPH.l
LIVERPOOL, April II. Noon.-Cotton dull and
unchanged; uplands, 7a@73d.; Orleans, 7sd.;
ISLES, 10000 bales.
LIVERPOOL. April Il -Erening. -Uplands, I'D;
Orleans, 7s@7td.: sales, TO- 900 bales on specula"
ZION exports, 2,oo) bales.
LONDON. April acknowledgements, aaf.
Bonds, oct. Sugar on spot, a6GaIs. Turpcnllne,
7ps
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NEW SPRING STYLES.

NEW SPRING STYLES.
we are now prepared to exhibit at our store,
NO. ae7 BROAD STREET,
the style Of PLAlTS, CUKLs, &C., for the spring
aud summer of 1871.
Weh1ye also laid in a complete stock OF
FISE PERFUMERY,
BRUSHES, ......
COMBS. &C.,
which we offer at the lowest rates. At the same
time we invite the ladies to examine new
ADJUSTABLE MIRROR,
La which ave can see ourselves as others see us
front, sire and back view perfectly. We are the
agents for The sale OF these mirrors. and we are
able to furnish them at New York prices.
ap low W. WlLDI q BUN.
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SPRING MILLINERY.

r Attest STYLES OF MILLlN- asN
lust received from the North all the latest ~
and most fashionable sty' 8 of
SPatNG MILLINERY,
to which she takes plea III calling he attention
of her customers and friends and the lad,e. gen.
erallv feeling conf: eut that all will be peassd.
Orders from the count will receive prompt ana
careful attention. MRS. n. ". SAUNDERS,
AN I4.st so5 Broad street.
NPENING.-MRs. NJ. J. DAVIS will ,-<sHn
" have an OPENING OF all the latest 49,
styles Of ,o,>-sr.
on THURSDAY, April lsth. and will be pleased
to see her friends aud customers.
MRS. Il. j. DAVIS, eo7 Main street.
An li-Iw* between 9h and 10th.
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THE FRENCH REvorrJTTor,.

NEUILLY STILL HELD By THE ysR.
SAILLES TROOPS
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EsREsH H TOP $3.50 pounds superior
= 'A'' WM. G. CAMBRIDGE & Co..
m2l S27 Broad street.
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aicumosp .sp sErHEsauns =. Il: Co...

RICHMOND, April LIST, 1874.
fs'HE T 3 AIMS ON THIS ROAD
The mail trains leave Richmond q. sas A. NJ.
and 2:ss z NJ; and leave Petersburg at llas A. ~.
and 1920 P. 81. 80
Freight trains, with passenger car attache,ss
leave Richmond daily at 8 a. M. aud p. b.,
NJ. EXCEPT on SundsysI. when they leave Peters.
burg at a. NJ. and SIP. NJ.
Yhe 2As A. 81. train Will not leave Richmond on
SUNDAYS, and the 1870 P. IL. train viii not leave
Petersburg on SUNDAYS.
Passengers for Norfolk win take the a:3s p. II.
daily train.
Passengers from Clover Hill take the $50 A. d
train on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays and
returning. leave either Richmond or Peters Durg,
on the same days, at 2:35 i. IL, So rG.r
The natl trains viii run through stopping only
at Chester. r. B. KASEY,
ap1 Ticket and Freight Agent.
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aS ACHINE SHOP.

SLOAT AUOiNGTOE.
MACHlEISTS,
WORKS AND OFFICE: ls29 AND 14A CAAx
STREET, BETWEEN FOURTEENTH AND
FIFTEENTH STREETS
Richmond, RGINIA.
ALL KINDS OF NEW WORK MADE BE.
PAIRING STEAM-ENGINES and BOILERS IN
city and country; TOBACCO WORK or all
kinds made and repaired TOBACCO FLAT,
aANCOCK'S SUPERIOR MANNER; PLAT.
FORM and All other kinds Of SCALES REpAiE,,
JUDSON'S PATENT sTEAM-ENGINE SO.
VERNON, SELDEN,S PATENT STEAM:EEs
CINE PACKING, Utica Company's STEAM-
GAUGES. These gauges ara warranted 6X US Tor
one year, and we sell them at low prices: We keep
all kinds OF BRASS WORK OF SUPERIOR
MAKE for STEAM-ENGIRES.: such a. gauge
COCKS, oil and d, tal9w-spps, 9ii:5CUPs EGR
TIES, WATER-GAUGEA GLOBE-VALYEss
BOILER UE CLEANERS, ana general &s.
iortment or such articles are used by all rrns
aipg steapl-engines and saw-nill5.
.No SLOAT q ADDINGTON,
tek 1872 snd l324 Cary street.
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jlfAtLROATDS.
@ 90

ERE K9 KHNWE .,
iDICHMOND AND DANYILLE RAIL
lG ROAIe-CHAkGE OF SCaEDULEs-9n
and after MARCH 5oth 1871. II
GOING WEST,
Train No. (Through PASSENGER leaves Hich.
tnond daily except sandays) at q a. M, Issues
Danville at a. H.; arrives ut Greensboro, 81
1:52 r. M.
Train 8 o. Hynchburg Passenger leaves Rich.
mond daily at OILS A. IL; arrives ~ LynchDWg ~
Train Nc. tThrougiMail and Expressl leaves
Richmond daily at 2:to p. NJ; leaves Usnvilloi
daily ut 1872 2. NJ; arrives at Greensboro daily
ct 1850 2. nj.
GOING EAST:
Traln No. lThroagh Mail xnd Hxpresst leaves
Greensboro daily as 2 A. M: leaves Danvtl1e
daily ct A:as A. d.; arrives at Richmond daily ~
Train No. s Through Passenger, leaves Greens
boroi daily Except Smdays) ut I1:OS a. u. leaves
Danville at l:27 r. NJ; arrives ~ Richmond az Sa6
Train No. Hynehburg PassepgerI leaves
Lynchburg daily ut $3.50 A. 81; leaves Burke7iHe
at +. nj; arrives at Richmond 4t K. Ms
Trains to5. and connect W Greensboro WILD
Trains on North Carolina kailicsd for sll points
South. ~ IS
Train No. , connects at Burfeville With Train
on Atlantic, Mississippi, and OHIO Railroad for
all points Southwest and South.
THROUGH TICKETS TO all points South and
Southwest can be procured at the Ticket ONCE IN
Richmond.
Papers that have arrangements to advertise the
schedule OF this company will pleasg priat -
above. JOHN r. MACMWn1ID,
apis General Freight and TtcKet gent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-15
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-15

ID r / c E S
OF THE
MASON d HAMLIN CABINET ORGANS.
Having vastly increased their facilities for
manufacture. the MASON 6 HAMLIN ORGAN
COMPANY are now enabled TO offer thelr we'll
known Organs, which are
THE ACKNOWLEDGED STANDARD OF
EXCELLENCE
among instruments Of the class, at prices OF In
ferior work They print their lowest prices,
which are, therefore, alike to- all-invariablc.
The following are
ILLUSTRATIONS:
Four octave organs. aov
The same, double reed. %
Five octave organs, with trcmulant, carved
aud ornamented.. ioo
The same, double reed, with i've st0ps....,-. rs
Forty other styles, up TO. Lsoo
A n tr aaitd bIark walnut. the Organs ade
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-15

! All in solid black walnut. All Inc Organs Maut
by this company are thoroughly
FIRST. CLASS IN EVERY RESPECT.
They will not make the so. called cheap Organs at
any price. The comparative superiority OF their
instruments ia now greater than ever before, as
every competent Judge who Will carefully examine
and compare must perceive. .
ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUES, with wood-cuts
from photographs Of the different styles, full inIor-
cal ar, win be sent free to any addressl
MASON Il HAMLIN ORGAN CO.,
SOC Broadway, New York.
= = r. Z, D. wALFGRD.
ap 4-deedswa,n eA Main stsess.