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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-01

WHEAT AND FRuIT.-Since the advent of
the mild weather and the genial suns of
spring, the wheat has greatly improved,
and is giving fine promise Of a fair crop.
Many Of the fields which last winter looked
bare and unpromising are now green and
beautiful. .s
On Tuesday night there was heavy
frost, which, we fear, has damaged the
peach trees and early vegetables.-Fede-
12cksburq Herald.
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ABOUT THE YEAR 1918 wealthy North


Carolina planter named Pollock, the owner
Of fifteen thousand slaves, was 4 regular
si>itant NJ Saratoga Springs.
50 h" was. We knew Pollock intimately
He WIS, indeed, L wealthy planter. The
fifteen thousand slaves mentioned by the
SGrdto9idn were merely some that he kept
about o. house to wait on him. The bulk
OF his property of that species was kept of
on his plantations. The Government used
TO refuse 10 take the census in North Caro-
lima because it couldn't afford to pay the
expense of counting Pollock's negroes
INUSrlNn Courier.
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PASTORAL CHANGEs.-The Rev. DIR. Robt.
Wilson has formally accepted the call to
the rectorship of Christ Church, Easton,
Md, and will take charge Of the parish on
the lst of May next. The Rev. MIR. Poin-
dexter, who has ofliciated as rector of the
parish for some time past, will leave Easton
on Easter Monday to take charge OF a
parish at Front Royal, Va, to which he
was some time since called.
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CoMMITTAL FOR NJ URD ER.-Cincinnat
March 30.-John S. L. Blackburn has been
committed for trial on the charge of MUIR
derinc his mistress. Miss Mary Kane Lowell,
who. it is alleged, he induced To take poison
or otherwise killed some days ago, and
She and himself had designed committing
suicide, but that he finally refused, while
she drank the fatal dose. The accused is
said to be insane.
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FINE WuEAT.-A gentleman from Bote.
tourt informs us that the crops Of wheat on
some of the farms of that county are the most
magnificent he ever saw in his life, and that
generally the prospect is very fine. He at.
tributes the difference to the use OF lme.-
LyHchburq EirUmdn.
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FRED. DouGLAss's DlNNER.-We under
stand that suit will be brought against the
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
Railroad Company for this violation of the
law protecting citizens of African SCENT
FrcdsyIckSburG Ledger.
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DIAMOND-POINTED
FOR ROCK DRILLING.

FUR RUCh OhILIINUs - .
Adapted to Mining, Quarrying, Skating, Tun-
neling, Railroad Grading, Artesian Well Boring
Prospecting, &c.
Fifty to seventy five per cent. OF cost and time
Of hand labor saved. .af. -rs
"Test cores,,' In form Of solid cylinders Of rock
or mineral, taken out of mines from any depth
not exceeding one thousand tl,ooo) feet, showing
true value, stratifcation, &c.
NO PERCUSSION.
Never needs Sharpening, as the Cutting Points,
composed OF ROUGH DIAMONDS, are practi-
cally indestruetible. a. - -
FIRST PREMIUMS awarded both In Europe
and America, .@s ,
BEWARE OF IMPROVEMENTS.
Illustrated circulars sent on application. Ad-
dress SEVERANCE Il HOLT, Manurs.
NH 21-eod3m ONCE, liz wall ST. New YORK.
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ANOTHER NOBLE CONFEDERATE GONE
Colonel Albert j. Smith, formerly chief
paymaster OF the southern and western
Confederate armies, and before the war a
prominent paymaster in the United States
army, died on March 2Sth, Of typhoid fever,
in Nashville, Tenn, where he resided Siuce
the war. Col. Smith was a native Of Nor
folk, Va, and brother of Col. Larkin Smith
and our toWnsman DR.. Charles II. Smith.
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The United States TO Pay for the Fe.
MAN Raids into Canada

OTTAWA, CANADA, March 31.-In Parlia-
ment to- day the General stated
chat the claims of Canada for the Fenian
raid expenses had been submitted to the
Joint High Commission at Washington. If
they were not entertained he said the Gov
eminent would press them on the attention
Of the Imperial Government.
In the Commons the Government plan
for the construction of the Pacific railroad
was adopted-yeas, 81 nays, 70.
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The "MorT1suNe Times" shows that
Baez is Vnginian. or course the same
napers which Reproduced the opossum story
viii copy this.-Richmsond Dispatch.
A burnt child breads the fire. The Dis
patch hasn't forgotten the frog story which
anneured in the Eur Run Gazette few
wears ago.-Morr1SutIl Times; or, Pied
mont Varginlan. ...4
Yes. we have. Tell us what it was. At
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Tna yrssI of mrs.sI.aura Fair.

SAN FRANCISCO, March a..Ths trial OF
Mrs. Laura Fair, formerly of Virginia, for
the murder, of Judge .Crittenden, also OF
Virginia, Is progressing. 1t is not thought
she will be convicted Of murder, although
the fact or the killing is undisputed.
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tTf = - = 81
California News.

! ssssER asczsco, March 3l.-The drought
is injuring, the crops. p c.,,.
The heavy gale yesterday drove four
steamers ashore, two of which are totsuy
lost. ,ooa;no u
Arizona. 81 = - 49,. -
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Income Returns,

WASHINGTON, March 81 Commissioner
Pleasanton decides that persons whose
gross income during 1870 Is estimated In
currency ut less than 81, 900 are not required
TO make income returns, nor need they
make affidavit showing that their gross in
come did not eyceed that sum.
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RE-ExHIBITED.
OatS.-G bushels.

The Wheat market continues firm. Corn t.. day
was more brisk, without, however, any advance in
price. Oats active for good samples, and prices
steady. AS we have already said, wheat looks as
If 1t had reached lis maximum, and we would ad-
wise holders 10 send 1t In. The Flour market is
firm ut 10 for extra. At the same time, notwlth-
standing statements to the contrary the supply is
fully equal to the demand for we kuow that there
Is some storage Oh speculation.
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ahe 'PrOh1bitOry Law In Massachu.
setts-How It Works.

BosToN, March 31.-A bill was introduced
In the State Senate to-day to suspend tenn
porarily the seizure clause OF the liquor
law.
At the State Constabulary Investigation
COMMITTEE to-day several witnesses testified
to having paid sums weekly or monthly to
secure their liquor business from Interrupt
ton by officers of the law.
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T,oOK AND JOB PRINTING DONE
ID CHEAP AT Tells OTNCRs
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TRENCH CALFSKINS, ..-
SOLE LEATHER OF the different kinds and
grades,
HARNESS LEATHER, 81
BRlDLE LEATHER, s
TANNERS OILS,
COD OIL-strait's and other.
ALI at reduced prices. Highest cash prices paid
~. PETER TINsLEY, 1912 Cary street,
Next to Tyler Son.
NH so-MTu& Th& Tu&Set&w4t
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Domestic N1arkets-l6Y TELEGRAPH

NEW YORK, March 81 Cotton dull and heavy:
sales, 1891 bales 1t l5ss Southern flour dropping
at SO. QQQl$7.50 for common TO fair extra. W heat
I@2c, better on spring. Corn active ut S3Gsa3c:
for new western. Mess pork. S2l2s. Lard
heavy; kettle, l2tc. Whlskey, s20s2sc. Turptn-
tine, 51ic. kos1I, 1910.
mand and holders firmly asking S2i, while $40. so
is offered Bacon Clear-rib and clear sides held
atlot9llc.
NEW ORLEANS, March 3l.-Sugar 1rmer fsir,
7t1slc.; prime, N@utc. Molasses. Prime fer
New York sight, premium. Gold, ll0a.
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METROPOLITAN WORKS,
vANTHINEi XANTH1NE!
This Incompatible

+ This incompatible f4iG ~:
PREPARATION FOR THE HAIR
is commended TO the public on its own merits.
Read the following Statements, then W u, ana
Judge for yourself
To the Proprietors Of the . 1anatnsrsn ~
daughter has been usiDg your halr Ion,e 5AaAa.ss
THINE, for four years, ana u M9nsy peaseSr
with Its effects as restorer OF co.or. pIOmosI ~
a healthy growth OF the hair ana smootnusss o.
surface. Having lately seeo GONE snEeesl99E, ~
regard to hair restorers in general, or Men tao-
Sterious effects, arising from irnputsa oyel.p,o-
portion of lead, rs q coloring agent, lmmsnsIs-
" referred the subject 20 my ficnd y A. aleSk
er an experienced aad skflfaf pfs etfcai chemist
OF our city, placing bottle OF Xsnthfne kest0ra-
tive In his hand for analysis. 1he accompanying
certiiicnte shows the satisfactory results 3nis
ron are at liberty 70 use as you please. :.
RtchmonG, Feb. lib, 1919. Il $500 =
have carefully anxiy God q preparation for tae
hair called xsnfhtne, and md that 10 IS comp4sso
az inQredsenis entirely different. Hcmsany Of sEo
hair resfor al YES now In use.
They posseas great virtue for produen& y
healthy growta Of the hair, and when chkg.lca.ty
combined they accomplish the foA3 70 dSzk&9 tnS5t
pigment OF the hair, without doing any narm 70
ihe scalp or constitution at large. coeesaM Esp
Xanthine most objective and lnnoosas psspeSsss
ton for the b4ir. 3 igg3s "a. A.. SIN
! Richmond, Feb. I'd, ls7os rracl cssensi's Fl
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO KALI
v ROAD.-On and after MONDAY, sth Deceln.
Der, 1870, the PASSENGER TRAINS viii run as
NAIL TRAIN will run DAILY between Rich
mond and Stsunton Except Sunday, between cor.
louisville and stauntOni. Leave Richmond at . A.
"a. arrive al Stanton at 4:oS 2. al. Leave stSun.
ton at $3.50 A. NJ, and arrive a. Richmonc az s1e
P, NJ, making close connections at GordonsVlle
aud Charlottesville with Orange, Alexandra and
Manassas railroad trains for Alexandra, Wash
inston. Baltimore, Philadelphia, New YORK, Bos-
ton, &C.. also for Lynchburg, knoxEine, Cnas-
tanooga, Memphis, New Orleans Montgemery,
Mobile, &c. This train will run TRl-WEEkLI
between Stanton and White sulphur on TUEc-
DAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, We:
Leave White Sulphur at $40 A: 3D., and arrive ~
staunton at s:3s A. NJ; leave Staunton at 9:Ss Z.
NJ, and arrive at White sulphur ut 10 T. M. -
Going West, passengers dine at GordonsVllie
and sub at Coyinston. Going East, breakfast AZ
Staunton and dine at Gordonsyille.
| ThIs train connects with stages as follows:
| At stanton for Lexington. Natural Bridge, ana
Harrisonburg. Passengers cannot go 70 Ae1inS
ton via Goshen, but must leave cars az sta1nton.
At Mlllboro, for Bath Alum bpringo, ~ miles
and Warm Springs, is miles.
At W hte Sulphur Springs for Lewisoufg sniies;
and Charleston, loo miles. -, ,,,,,..
THROUGH TIC ETs Nsueo W ~ p'A''s
North. West, and &c uthWest
poaa General Ticket Agent
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MACHINERY, &e.


kE ACHINE SB OF.
SLOAT ADDINGTOE.
.r|E MACHIEISTS ,..
WoRKs AND OFFICE: 1!2a AND AA VAAh
! FIFTEENTH STREETS .,.
RICHMOND, VrR eENIAs
ALL KINDS OF NEW WORK MADE BE.
PAIRING STEAM-ENGINESa and BOlLERS 10
city and country; TOBACCO WORK Of Al
kinds made and repaired; TOBACCO ELArEs
TENING-MILLS made and repaired In JOIN
HHNCock's sUPERIoR MAHNER; FLAT II
FORM and all other kinds Of SCALES REPA1R:
Ep and ApJgsTED; AGENTS sI 5oE ne gale t 81
VERNON, SELDEN'S PATENT STEAM.ENs
G1NE FACING, Utica Company's sTEA u:
GAUGES. These gauges ara warranted by rs foe
one year, and We sell them OF low prices. We keep
all kinds Of BRASS WORK OF lsUPERI0E
MAKE for STEAM-ENGINES such as gauge
cocks, oil and tallog.cqgs, oiLsCUPs Eg g5
Tiles. WATER-GAUGEA GLOBE-VAI.YEa,
BOILER-FLUE CLEANERS, and q general as
sortment OF such articles arc used by aA4yu1s.
ming steam-engtnes ndsaw-mills.
! ELOAT d ADDfN6TON,
feIS 1S92 and 1874 Cary street
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TPORTANT TO WESTERN SSsHs
SHIPPERS.

SHIPPERS.
THE POWHATAN STEAMBOAT COMPANY
AND THE
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
COMPANIES TROUGH LlEE.TO
THE WEST
offer superior indncements . shippsrs Of TO
TO and from the West as low rates, quick time
and less handling than any other line.
All western and eastern-bound freight delivered
tn and recei7cd from on board the cars Of the Bal
timore and Ohio Railroad Company nj Locust
Point, saving transfer By drays ard exposure to
Throuah bills Of lading given on all shipments
nv WILLIAM P. BRETT,
INV II Agent
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EsAEINE HNaELlIaERCs.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, APRIL l, 1911.
sun rises. .......... $40 Moon sets.., .,... 344
sun sets...,.,,.....,, ola High tide. Ii
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ANALYTICAL CHEMIsTRY.-The
"A next session of the SCHOOL OF PRACTI.
CAL INSTRUCTION IN CHEMICAL .ANAlY-
SIS, conducted by DR.. w. H. TAYLOR, Lecturer ,r
College of Virginia. will commence on MONDAY,
April sd, and continue four months: Inc class
will meet on MosDAYs and IHURSDAYs ats
FEE 500 which includes chemicals and use Of
apparatus and the privilege OF attending the lec-
lures on chemistry In the general course;
on e, sIs Governor street, opposite Governors
house. Inn III tAp
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COMMERCIAL.
+ kCoHFI And .ELpuR ExcHAHaE,,
RICHMOND. Va. March u, 1871.

RICHMOND. Va. March u, BTI.
oFsEBINGs. i1f fg
HaSGf.--White. s4 bushels. Red, $40 bushels.
Go+n.-White, 1,2A bushels Mixed 2ae bushels.
Odts-l 4o{ bushels. s<s 8ssss s
Rys,-l6 bushels. ~ 80
ScreenSnas,-2z bushels 1870
Whedt.-White, 80 bushels good at $LS7h; q
bushels good at sIs2a; lis bushels good &C f1.so
90 bushels common at S1.323; 20 bushels common
at Fl; SO bushels fair at 41.75-tota, see bushels
Whedt.-Red, o. bushels prime at 9l.90 go bush.
els prime at Sl.a23; 90 bushels common ut GLIB !;
lug Dashels good ut SL75; 20 bushels common sc
Sl.sO-total, 3?2 bushels.
Cor7-White, 92o bushels good at s1c.; % BUSH
els good at eoc.--totai l,ol2 bushels
C.Tn..mtKeds 400 bushels coed at 9oc.; Dc BUSH
els iair 81 s13e.--total, 4is bushels.
odtS.-s4e bushels prime at ssc.; 1872 bushels good
az 5lc 30 bushels at &c.,; $50 bushels fair ON pri
Vate terms-total, 918 buscels.
ScreenfngS.-A bushels on private terms.
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INCOME TAX RETURNS.

WASHINGTON, March 30.-Commissioner
HieH>anton writes to supervisor butcher,
IT New York, as follows:
" In the letter addressed to YOU on the
I'd instant you were instructed that, IN
making their annual income returns, tax
ia! sls should not be required to include
HniUunt> received rs dividends. interest, OF
coupons, from any of the corporations
mentioned in sections l20 and I'D Of the act
ii Jane 30th, 1864, as amended, except the
interest allowed or paid to depositors III
'4'ng, banks or savings institutions, even
though no tax had been withheld there.
from.
You are now instructed that the same
Principle should be applied in assessing the
,Hc1!nc Of officers and employ Is Of the
iared States, and also that Of Senators.
representatives., and Delegates in Congress,
nom whose pay or salary tax of five per
rcnt. has been withheld continuously since
december u, 1869; and that in making
Their income returns they should not be re-
CURED TO include the amounts received by
them Is pay or salary from the United
states during the last five months Of 1870,
even though no tax has been withheld
ih"rcfrom.
You are further advised that persons
whose gross income during the year 1870,
',Ilmated in United States currency, did
not exceed $4,000, are not required 10 make
ANY Income returns, nor need they make
oil! attIdavits showing that their gross ln-
come dld not exceed the sum above uamed.|
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flames RIVER sTEAMBOATSs%sMs,
- COMPANY.-F0 r EQRF0LK, .s ]. = =
ines ON THE JAMES RIVER. The fast and
elegant United States mail steamer
Captain q. g. CLIFFORD,
leaves company's wharf ct Roeketts !, f9r TIE
a6ove-named places on MONDAYS, We WEDNE q
and returns on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and satur-
days. ,,x.u. g., VIVA IN rom
meet with steamers for Baltimore and polntz
North. r,o...,,,,-, -, .r-
rival Of steamer. 40 "a
Fare to Norfolk. ~. o oc'
Excursion tickets 70 Norfolk aud return. 40; Z!
Frejght received Tuesdays, Thursdays, and e.
trrdays. for Norfolk, Portsmouth, Boston, Balti.
more, aud principal landings on CHESAPEAKE DaT
and ali regular landings on James river, az hsA'
SONABLE RATES. Freight received from A
Freight for way landings must be prepaid.
L. 3. TATUM, General Agent
|. col Office, Company's wharf.
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CoLoxrp SENTIMENT AGAINST SAN Do
MlNGo ASNExATloN.-Ne'c York, March
30.--A mass raceting of colored citizens
in Cooper Institute to commemorate the
ratification OF the 10th amendment, the
Rev. Wyland Garnett presided. and, after
prayer was offered by Bishop James, OF the
Methodist Episcopal Church, made a
speech in opposition to the annexation OF
san Domingo, saving that he thought when
Fred. Douglass accompanied the commits
sion TO that country Il iair report would he
made. but now believed that he, like the
commissioners, had agreed TO report in
favor before starting. An aliuSion to Sena-
tor Sumner as the man true to justice and
humanity was received with loud and con-
tinued cheering. Resolutions were adopted
urging the freeing of the State Constitution
from anti-Republican clauses, recommend
ing that the exercise Of the ballot by color
ed men be made safe, advocating the own
: er>hip OF soil by colorrd men, North and
South, and expressing confidence that the
equal right OF all to vote by constli utional
authority will be maintained in its ill.,
tegrlty.
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ssssrnass,lAus.s



80 81 GO GO
RfcaNoND1 Ipsl ii. !ss1i 53s5
THE TRAINS ON THR Road
Th lem man q 's sssins iss.o x,ssonaa. $40 Il
ana r.. and lesye o. LIS A. H.
&C sssiEas sn, a st,a
2. n. On sunday the height and aecosnmoda-
ton trains will leave Petersburg &C 2 IL Sc
sgSDy aaa sssE ssis Vii not s.ys
Passengers for Norfolk win take theirs P.M
PASSENGERS from Glover Hill take the sae a. n.
train On Mondays. Wedne:dsys, and Fridays aud
os m e dave. e y Richmond or
Them trains viii run through stopping only
apl Ticket and Freight A aens.
RICHMOND, Petersburg RAILROAD Co.., &c
R1cHAosD, Va, Mxrch ~, Is71 y
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE-On and
om KS az sS * TES ss 10. sE Esya ne nee
mond and Petersburg at $40 A; n; will start st
NH c4-los T,e hkas ns1ns
kIcHMoND AND YORK RIVER KAIIRoAD,j ~ &
suPEAINTENpENT's OFFICE,
RICHMOND VA, Feb. 81, 1871. j.
IHANGE OF SCHEDULE - RES
" TABL!sHMENT OF DAILY EINE.--0n y
ana alter Monday, eth Of Earch. 1871, the
~ " P as uSsa x! FIJI ThA a sSs.0ss
~ 1885 A. M. z
u teays Rshmend daily at 2 P. a.. arrive At
FREIGHT TRAIN, WITH PASSENGER CAB
ATTACHED.
Leave Richmond daily Mondays excepted st
! a. IA arrive ut W est Point at 8 A. ID.
Leave West Point sMondays excepted at r.
d.: arrive at Richmond ut P. NJ.
Trains connect daily at West Point with FIRST I
class steamers for Baltimore.
Fare from Richmond to Baltimore, Ss,
Through bills Of lad.ng given 10 all points
NORTh ano SOUTH. Freight received daiiy and
promptly forwarded. -s---lA
PHILIP T. YEATMAN,
General Ticket and Freight Agent
VIM n. BRAGG, fuperintandert. mh22
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--LATEST From wAsmrNsroN.Y
Conversational

= WASHINGTON, March a1.-House.-The
Honse to-day discussed the kuklux bill.
The discussion ran over into the night, and
Included legal argument by Mr. Farms.
worth In opposition to the bill. It is not
probable That the House Will vote before
the end OF next week.
Sendte.-The knklux bill was the busl-
nessof the day, with nothing new deyel-
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DICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAIL
All ROAD-CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.-On
and after JANUARY %, 1871


a. ROAD-CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.-On
and after JANUARY 70, 1871
GOING WEST,
Train No. l (Throrgh Passenger) leaves Rich
mond daily Except Sundays) ut A. NJ; leaves
Danrile at il:E 4. NJ; arrives at Greensboro st
l:42 2. II.
Traln no. (Lynchburg Passenger leaves Rich.
mond daily at s:l5 A. a.; arrives at Lynchburg ut
5P. NJ.
Eichmond daily at $40 P. 81; leaves DanviIle
daily at 1892 z. NJ; arrives at Greensboro daily
ut :05 A. d..
GOING EAST:
Train No. 9 (Through Mail and Express) leaves
Greensboro daily at A. M: leaves Danyille
daily at 437 A. NJ; arrives at Richmond daily at
1888 2. NJ.
Train 40. Through Passenger leaves Green's
boro' daily Except Sundays) at IL A. NJ; leaves
Janvllle ut 1:35 L. NJ. arrives &C Richmond ut s:s
2. II.
Train No. Q (Lynchburg PasseDger) leaves
Lynchburg daily at s:25 A. ~; leaves Burkevtlle
at +. 81; arrives at Richmond at 4:O5 Z. 81.
Trains os. and connect &C Grecnsboro' with
Trains on North Carolina railroad for all points
South. - -
Train No. connects at Burkeville with Train
on Atlantic, Mississippi, and ONO Railroad LOT
all points Southwest and South.
| THROUGH SLEEPING CARS, without change
| between Richmond and Charlotte, N. e., are at
tached 10 Train No. S.
THROUGH TICKETS to all points South and
Southwest can be procured ut the ticket oGsce III
JOHN r. MACMURDO,
I fee General Freight and Ticket gent.
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SEEA N EXS.

VIRGINIA STEAMSHIP AND <<sS@s
Y PACKET COMPAN Y.-The $1,000
steamship GEO. b. UPTON leaves New York
every SATU RDA Y leaves Richmond every
TUESDAY.
he steamship VIM. P. CLYDE leaves New
York every TIL nSDAY; leaves Richmond every
FRIDAY.
Freight received daily.
y. j. BURR, President.
fea0 1914 lain street.
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DHILADELPHIA, RICH ysg4ss
Z MOND AND NORFOLK srEAM -SsSM-4aA
SBp GINE-FOR PHILADELPHIA TWICE A
NORFOLK, S3LVOR, and J.,
s. GREEN, composing this line, will leave Phila-
delphia every WEDN ESDAY and SATURDAY,
and alchm ond every MONDAY and tn URSDkI
alternately. Freight received daily Except Sun
daysl, cheaper than by any other route, for all
parts of Pennsylvania and New Jersey also foI
New Orleans via Southern Mail Steamship Line
from Philadelphia. Freight taken for Norfolk al
Passage to Philadelphia, including meals anc
SO.
No. 2425 Dock street, Richmond.
WIN. P. CLYDE II Co., Agents.
No. ID North Wharves, and
fe1s No. !. South Wnarves. Philadelphia.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-01
1871. 1871.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS OVER THE
SHORT LINE.
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RICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG AND
POTOMAC ROUTE TO ALL P0lNTe
NORTHEAST AND NOkThWEST. 81
TRAIN No. 1.-THROUGH MAIL TRAIN cfd
Washington leaves the depot, corner Of Bird and
Eighth streets, daily at i2as p. II. Arrives Ia
Richmond daily at 2:20 P. M. II.
TRAIN No. 2.-THROUGH NAIL TRAIN Ola
washington leaves the depot corner OF Byrd and
Eighth streets, daily Sundays excepted, at s:&s
2. ID. Arrives In Richmond tAondays excepted)
at $3.50 A. IL. !.
THROUGH TICKETS and THROUGH Bag
GAGE CHECKS to all principal points In tho
NORTHEAST and NORTHWEST.
FREIGHT TRAINS will leave Richmond on
WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS. Ia
The ACCOMMODATION T hA1N between
exceptedi, leaving the depot corner OF broad and
Eighth streets at a3o z. NJ, and arriving in Kich-
Apply at CoMPANY's OFFICE, corner OF
Broad and Eighth streets.
j. =. GENTRY,
General Ticket and Freight Agent.
GuYS Pa