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LATEST FROM WASHINGTON,
Amnesty BilI-Revenue and Tax
aaaOn-Speech OF Senator john
sion. d..

Amnesty BnI-Revenue and Tax
aaiOn-Speech OF senator john
sion, DO. + ~
ESPECIAL TEEEGRAM TO q DIsPATCH.]
WASHINGTON, April 11.-Although the
amnesty bill was objected to in the Senate
to-day, there is a reasonable prospect that
it viii pass. The friends Of the measure
will work strenuously to get the bill
through the Senate.
The speech in the House to-day by Re-
preventative Brooks on the question Of
event and taxation is regarded as one Of
the most important speeches on the subject
yet delivered.
1t is upon these national subjects that the
Democratic element in Congress will COM
mend their positions to the county.
Senator Johnston's first speech on the
kukluX bill was listened to with much at
%tention, and although the subject Is thread
bare, his defence Of the South from the in
situations daily made against that section
is considered among the best that have
been made. TREDEGAR.
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NORTHERN ICE.

The undersigned have formed q co partnership
to carry on Tho NORTHERN ICE HUS.NESS,
under the style OF McGOW WAN d l.AMBK1N, ana
most especially ask q share of public patronage.
They have made arrangements North for 4 full
supply vi Ices and guarantee to supply their Gus
toners throughout the season. Ice delivered In
any mart of the city with pGnctuslity, and honest
iy Weighed by careful and accommodating drivers.
Orders tnrough the post-oface, Will be promptiy
attended, 10. MCGOWAN n LAMKIN,
NH 2S-,Hu No. ISL Csry stt bot. 18th andlsth.
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~HESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
q IL IN I'D fiar MONDk Y. 9Th DpcPm.

q LED E(hIAI A'N
EOAD,-On and after 9th Decem-
Der, 1870, the PASSENGER TRAINS VIII run as
MAI TRAIN will run DAILY between Rich
uOno unG Stsunton except Sunday, betweeh Tor
ionsviie ana st&untonl. Leave Richmond 9; . A.
a.: arrive " Stanton ut i:9s Z. "A. Leave staul.
ION ut $3.50 D. Nj, aud arrive 2: kichnona a. Si iSs
p. Al. making close connections ~ GoroonsVlle
and Charlottesville with Orange, Alcxandrla ano
Munassas railroad tralns for Alexandria, WASH
ington, Baltimore, Philadeiphla, New YORK, pos
to,, &c. also for Lynchburg, KNOXVILLE, Cnat-
taItooaa, Memphis, New Orleans, MontgomeTy,
T"blIs, &c. This train will run
between S.auntoa and White sulphur on TUES.
LAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY I, VIZ:
Leave White Sulphur ut $3.50 A. M, ana arrive u
~>tsunton at 1855 a. Nj; leave Staunfon at 1891
NJ, and arrive at White Sulphur at 10 7. NJ.
Going West, passengers dine at GoroonsVils
and sup d, Covington. Going East, breaKfast al
staunton and dine at GOrdonsy vile.
This train connects with Stages as follows
AT ataunton for Lexington, Natural Bridge, ane
sIarrisonburg. Passengers cannot 80 TO Le1ing
Ton Via Goshen, but must leave cars al slaanton'
At Miliboro' for Bath Alum Springs, 10 miles
aud Warm Springs, Is miles.
At II hItc Sulphur Springs for LewiSburg, 9mlles;
and Charleston, 10Y miles.
THROUGH TICKETS issued TO all points
North, West, and Southwest
JAMES II. NETHERLANDs.
noes General Ticket Agent
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ENCOURAGE HOME MANUFAC-
r. TURES.-I I'm manufacturing at the OLD
DOMINION SOAP WORKS, head OF nth street
PPMifREE' uNIbULTERaTED LAUNDRY
SOAPS OF superior quality.
Also. keep constantly on hand q large sLhcR OF
pTETNED TALON and AXE GREESG, FOL
rnilroad. tanners, and mechanics use.
Messrs. CHARLES 4. & Co. AT
snI AGENTS for my SOAPS, and any order
isft With them, or al the factory viii be prGmPtl5
filed. Z " ga ga = nsrms.
nent and superior fertilizer, q n.
fe 10 I'm
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The Weather Report.

WASHINGTON, April 11.-0tice Signal b.
reau.-It is probable that fresh winds
from northwest will prevail on Wednesday
on the upper and lower lakes; partially
cloudy weather and fresh winds on the
Gulf and South Atlantic; cloudy and fall
ing weather in the Eastern States, followed
up by clearing weather on Wednesday
night q storm of some dimension but of
short duration appears to threaten the
country from West Virginia to Connec-
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DICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAIL,
IA ROAD-CHAHGE OFF SCHEDULE.-Or

DICIIMOND AND DANVILLE RAIL-
IA ROAD-CHAHGE OF SCHGDULE.-On
and after JANUARY %. ls7l
GOING WiST,
Train No. tIhrough Passenger leayes Rich
Danvi:le at ll:l2 a. NJ; arrives at Greensboro II
l:42 L. NJ.
Train No. uynch0urg Passenger leaves Rich.
mond daily at oils A. NJ; arrives ut Lynchburg al
Tain No. S tThroughMsil and Express) leaves
piclmoGd daily at 2:40 p. NJ; leaves l)anville
daily at lN:32 z. NJ; arrives at Greensboro daily
GOING EAST;
Train No.. Q Through Mail and Expressl leaves
Greensboro uaily at 2 \. NJ; leaves DanVille
dali! } ut 4:37 A. Nj; arrives II. Richmond daily at
Train 10. 5 Through Passengerl leaves Greens.
boro' daily except sundays ut II A. NJ; leaves
~.Janyille 1t ;35 Z. NJ; arrives at Richmond at Sis
z. NJ.
Train 70. 0 Q.yichburg. Passenger) leaves
iyuchburp daily at k25 4. NJ; Leaves Burkevile
nj 4. A.: arrives at Richmond at 4:05 L. NJ.
Trains u os. and S connect II q rec asboro' with
Trains on North Carolina railroad for all points
south.
Trim No. 3 connects at Burkevillew with Train
Oh Atlantic, Mississippi, and OHIO railroad 1of
al points Southwest aud South.
THROUGH sLE EPING CARS, without change
betH.cn Richmoud aud Charlotte. NJ. u, are al
tacued 70 frain No. 8.
THROUGH TICKETS to all points South ano
SorrnYest can be procured al the ticket office 10
JOHN K. MACMURDo,
fee General Freight and TlcRet Agent.
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and striking his head with much force ,1pon
| the bricks. He was carried to his home in
| an insensible condition, where DIR. III. at
| tended to his wounds. The skull was not
fractured, but severe concussion pro-
| duced. which may or may not cause infiann.
| nation of the brain.-Peters6ury linden.
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i~ELEGRAPHIC NEWS


NHw 49, stock and Money martrn =.
ats;ss,aI1 e nm, Aprtl i"-Money lie easter. c,os,s:
sies AMI T To,as lioss3iiss. ae,s 1921. state sssnr,s
e.; new. s ~ s's,, esq new, ess. virginia e..
e,s, "a az, q. Ioaisisaa d's, ;ss new, o.; Leyea
s,s, 81; "a aas n,aSama 81, ioa r's, 90. Georgia
Soutn Carolina ca. 70 new, eoa. new Ut
,,ar ...a.menm have been very steady ana ,, ~, J,
Way Closing drm; 1913, liea ,sa.s .,a.." ali
ii1f-n new illt; 's7's, rns; 'es's, liz io.1o; sos,
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3WAsHINGToN MEDIcAL UNIvERsITY.-We
observe that DR.. Edward Warren, professor
of surgery in the Washington Medical Uni
versity, of Maryland, has resigned his chair
in that institution. The Doctor, we be-
lieye. was the founder Of the school.
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Baseball Match.

SAVANNAH, April 1.-THE second game
between the Mutuals, of New York, and
the Savannah Baseball Club resulted in q
victory for the former, the score standing
at 23t 13.
The weather is very warm.
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Death of Commodore Chauncey.
New YORK, April 11.-News has been
received of the death Of Commodore
Chauncey.
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Connecticut Elections.

HARTFORD, April 1.-THE Board of Can
yassers has postponed the canvass for Gov
ernor, State officers, and members of Con-
gress till the 2tst,
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4 Supposed Express Rebber Shot and
w Dangerously Wounded.

WILMINsToN, n, c., April 11.-Last night
on the down train from Weldon a man who
gave his name as Daniel attempted to en-
ter the express car with a supposed inten-
ton of robbery, when he was shot and dan
gerousIy wounded by the messenger, named
Archer. Daniel was left at Goldsboro' in
care of o physician.
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STEAMERS.

VIRGINIA STEAMSHIP AND @
PACKkT n S4hssas
steamship GEO. B. UPTON leaves New York
every Saturday,; leares Richmond every
TUESDAY.
the steamship WIN. p. CLYDE lsaves New
York every TUESDAY leaves Richmond every
FkIGAY.
Freight received daily.
D. j. BURR, President,
fe 80 1911 Main street.
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COMMERCIAL
CORN AND FIoua EXCHANGE, ,

NtG=@#a26 - ~ScSN AND IOU EXCHANGE. 2 Z
VA, April II, 1871.
ogFERNas.
Wasds.-White. 1,o4f bushels. Red. ga bushe,s.
G1sn,- sVa 42e bushels. Mixed, s. bushels.
Rye.- ago bushels.
Medt.-s2 bushels. ~-
uhedt-Wbite 90 bushels prime nj nj ss a.
- y su1hm ms common at 81.4s-total, l7s bushels. Red,
*l.7o total, os bubhels. " AoS0 :
C0rm:-Whtte, 80 bushels good at SEC. Mixed, "a
Oats;al4 bushels common New Brunswick at
'8G az bushels prime at ssc. ! ~, - -
Rye-5so bushels at Ooc.
Meas'-sz bushels white country bolted at s2kc.
RE-ExAIBITED.
hlte, ID bushels. Mixed, Abushels.
REMARKS.
The sales OF wheat to-day were very smrsIl I'm pre-
portion to the offerings bat this was owing In a
great degree to the fact that the major portion of
Tue oneiings ,were not OF grade desirable fcr mill
ihs. All good milling samples, however, Will meg
Win ready sale without. at the same time, any pros
pecttnat we can see Of an advance In present rates.
corn Is rather dull Oats continue In fair demand
Without any change in price. Rye Is In good de-
mand, and sells freely at 0Oc.
Domestic Markets -[BY TELEeRAPH.1
new 5oRK.,Aprl Il-eotton dull but steady;
unchanged good 10 choice extra, s7.S5@ss. wis
v veyo s9aGsoac. Wheat a Shade frmer and ad-
1gza 81 IS az
held N a. ssa April ll.-Pork dull and nominal:
nom, y go no sales reported, Lard dull and
nnSS an ! at II, 1lt0llsc. Bacon Quiet and I'M
'Auseo' no sales. Whlskey held at SIC. =,
nAi' STOCK on hand IL, 7ss bales.
S Sa|}s!, a. ss }E. i. ;ySsl !t .l J@sssssd,, h $3.50. % @iiat sg
Nefs' 1c'; clear rib, 1oc. Lard dull.
ding my a HsaRLIdEsANs. Aprilll.-Cotton steady; mid
2 ssS he isyys ,stc.i net receipts, 2, 54 bales: erosa.
e'' 0''O' oAles; stock, 22s. 100 bales.
midd ,fns AZ april lt,-Cotton In good demand.
bales stoo !sc.; net receipts, 2 7i bales saiasn sHo5
m id11ftrSS April ll,-Ootton ou,e, and ou
p ptTaie coast tstgias;;, net receipts III NJ bales sha iO es;
on hand, 1887 bales. '"Ae''Aoo oaies; stock
mnn uSosrAs.A n.-Cotton In modor.,o ia
receipts $50 bales sales, 4eJ bales. = htunlng ;
ne EEW ORLEANS, April n.-Flour scarce su
Srmar 90, uonDle, $e.e23; treble, Az" sra gsag
nfheri prime, 24c.; choice, 25c. """2' nay
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Foreign Markets. [BY TELEaRpu.l
unchanged. itles arc
LIVERPOOL, April n...rren;n
fabrics steady. w.. iarf
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STOVES AND rgNwARR.

r r. MOUNTCASTLE, go Broad street,
%. agent for ID, III. LoWk,S PATENT YAPOR
COOKfNG AND HEATING STOVE. It needs
no wood, no toal, no chimney,n no ctove pipe. You
have no smoke nor ashes, and the most perfect
! Glow the fire. All in want OF such articles should
cali and see It. On exhibition at $50 Broad street.
NH 2a
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It is understood that at = late meeting Of
the directory of the Atlantic, Mississippi
and Ohio railroad. it was resolved to call y
meeting Of the stockholders In order to
begin the construction Of the extension
from Bristol to Cumberland Gap.-PeteTs-
burg Indec.
Tho Norfolk papers announce the death
or Leon Schisceno, French consul ut that
place. -
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r. WASHINGTON, D. c., March %, 1871.
Notice to Mariners photographic Notice
South Atldntic.-Mr. Haskell, master of the brig
Waltham. OF Boston, reports that on a passage
from Richmond, Va, to Rio Grande do Sui, be dis
covered breakers AMI passing. about two miles
10 leeward of them, saw a small rock, over which
the sea was breaking heavily. The rock could not
he seen excepting when Ia the hollow OF the sea-,
and he judges that 1t could not be seen when
the sea was smooth. AT the time the wind WAS
from the South, and rainy, with an unusually
heavy sea. The approximate position given Is
lat. II o. s., Ion. 81 o. W.
Captain Welsh reports that the buoy On Horse
Shoe shoals has shifted.
WEST POINT. April l1.-Arrived. steamer Admit
rsl, Reybold, Baltimore, merchandise and pacsfn-
gers, Richmond and York River Railroad Com
piny, and sailed on return. 80 81
[BY TELEGRAPH
sAyANNku, April l1.-Arrived, bark Argo.
from Cape lie Verde, and schooners Irene AID
MesseroY, from New Orleans. and summerset
from Baracoa. Cleared, steamer Leo, for New
York briggs Valencia and Arago, for forto Rico,
and schooner ELLA DarIen for Passport.
NEW YORK. April u.-Arrfved, ships Ne
brsska, Rising Star, from San Salvador: -,
FORTRESS MONROE, April 11.-Pilot boat
Maryland reports having passed In, fer Baltt-
more, brig Union, from Havana !; schooner Fan
ME, from West indies.
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Z o71
!SjI l..


POTOMAC ROUTE TO ALL PUlNTe
NJNThGAST AND NORTHWEST.
9kAl 10. l~..~itikOCGii MA1L TEAI piu
Washington leaves the depot, corner Of Byrd .nr
klgGth s.:rrts, daily at l2:l5 2. VI. Arrives IL
E!@.h:ouG daily al 2:2J Z. VI.
GEa3H No. 2.-THRJjEH NAH. TRAIN ola
Washington l.ares the depot corner of Byrd and
;cixi,:l streets, daily Sundays excepted), at s:45
&. IL. ARRIVES II Richmond taondaYs excepted
81 $3.50 =. n.
THROUGH TICKETS and THROUGH BAG.
GAGE CHECKS 10 al principal points in tn;
%CkTHFASE and NUhTHW EST.
FRIGHT TRAINS will leave Richmond on
WEDNESDAYS and SATURt5AYS
Tie AJGoMIMODATI3N n between
ElcumCEd and Clifford viii be run daily (Suauays
cscepted;, leaving Tue depot corner of aroad and
b.sh.I streets NJ $3.50 L. NJ, $!d arriving in Rich
ErrIy at COMPANY's OFFICE, corner o
Brood and Eighth streets.
j. r. GENTRY,
General Ticket and Freight Agent.
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FORT OF RICHMOND, April II, 1871,

PORT OF RICHMOND. April IL, 1871.
ARRIVED. >As.& -rs
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, mer-
chandlse and passengers, L. B. Tatum.
.. SAILED. .fr
Steamer George 8. Upton, Roberts, New York,
freight, agent. - fst.E'. ~
BELOW,
Schooners W. Is. Mann, Rogers, and A; M. Ed
wards, Hinson. -
80. 49,"
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DRY G. OODSl
IMPORTANT NOTICE
TO LADIES OF RICHMOND AND VICINITY.

IMPORTANT NOTICE
TO LADIES OF RICHMOND AND VICINITY.
nJ tARag i SPE 1sSlss' sS az sgg 81: n g RarE 7.i'..r
q style Also, striped s ah.1 P p ,ds Reps, and
which we invite special attention.
4 large lot of medium Dress Goods will be found
on our centre counters.
12ic, fine Printed Cambrics ls3c, Mohair
Stripes 2oc., Bereaes from Sc. up. will con-
Ladies viii find not only very choice things, but
real bargains In our White Goods stock.
Fine Huckaback Towels, S2.75 per dozen;
Fine Bsrnsisy Double bamayk Table linen, $3.50;
Irish Linens, Long Linen Lawns from s'c. 10
Fine Pique, 2s to Soc:
Figured Brilliants, from lsc. per yard up;
Striped and Checked Nainsooks,
Plain soft GambT Ausoo.s
French ard English Swiss,
Book Muslin,
all worthy OF Immediate attention.
BARGAINS IN
Llama Lace Points,
Real and Imitation Valenciennes Laces, Ed2lngs,
Real lam and Imitation English Thread Lace.
Cluny Laces, Crochet and Embroidery Edgings,
at less than importation prices
We invite special attention TO our CSC. and d
Ing Goods at DUCKWALL & ROUSS'S.,
NH AZ No. 1918 Main street.
r G., COURTNEY-& SON,
H. SIS BROAD STREET.
are opening an elegant assortment OF
SPRING DRESS GOODS,
sHAWLS, PARASOLS,
CASSIMERES
HOSTERY, GLOVES,
UNDERSHIRTS and DRAWERS,
TOWELS, TABLE DAMASk,
..s MARSEILLES QUILTS,
CORSETS, HAADKERCH1kfS,
RIBBONS. s,a
and q full stock of
DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
which thew are Offering at the LOWEST MAX
KET PRICES NH 3o-eW
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Pee nnmint-rursuit and Killing OF
the DeSpcraGo.

the DeSpcrado.
.. .a5,asG of,ar IyHc!tAurG Republican,
LIVINGSTON. April ;. 1871.
E...r> E,yiteon: l informed you in
81. lat THAT our cit zenS were III vigorous
r.r,,..f ~. the nero whp shot TWO of our
-. y-r> ~ "Wednesday last. They have re-
armed. aud inform IL that he was killed
,a,.r-i,r evening near Amherst Court
t..-r. resisting arrest TO the last. Al the
,.-, hi was Shot he had his pistol lev
,.,i on Or. {. +. Bovine. and q gentleman
.,&o M Near. seeing the negro. fired on
MIN first aud killed him. Al the time DR..
t.. &t urt see the negro.
Fran papers found on his person the out
49, name is Grimes. hut other evidences
.,. lin - he the Doe Dominic" re-
,.r.,.. 10 in on" ol The Valley papers OF
g..>!t, l4~t. II" ted some negroes here
:,.t h.. ht! come from Harrisburg, Pa,
-. Esd IN papers showing that he had
a.~u Il Nuophcrd>town. Nd. and other
&.-,;u&n Harrisburg in Pennsylvania.
\ very remarkable coincidence In the
,.,l,- aHi killing Of the desperate is wor-
.ag Il mention. Our citizens turned out
-.' &eut Il. every direction, north. east.
u,,' and south. and remarkable to say, they
+. ...t a.uc io-rtAor, and were IN the im-
.u i.:- pursuit when he was killed. Three
-, .:I.!.~u, who left Shcrando, Augusta,
..tr ..titv-iivc miles from where he was
~l yesterday morning reached the scene
g.. tAg chase early IN the day. and though
.s..!H,n. WON out from constant Filing
-.u.r Wrinr.div uight. continued IN The
....;tr until about ! o'clock. when he was
t..r4,
lyrgn,r's T.y&ict.-It will he seen from
IL, ~~,rii'i 81 tie ~roroncr'~ jury in the ease
t., Vim. Grimm, the negro horSe-thief who
So. She, near Amherst Courthouse on
i,si!.} last. That the Jury fully Sustain Mr..
t!u"D IN- gentleman who happily put All
N. Ia the career of this noted desperate.
RE. inquest. which met on Saturday, adj
nuflrd on sunday, after rendering the fol-
having verdict:
" he Jurors sworn 10 inquire when,
bow. and ty what means VIM. Grimm came
/, hi death. upon their oath CO say: That
The aid William Grimm came to his death
~ Il wound in the head. inflicted by II shot
gun ~ the hands ii Francis Howl and
from the testimony before us we believe
a.m L. ir Al tS"4pcd telon from Rocking
ham county, Who said Howl and others
Wr;r attempting 10 arrest for uulawtullr
~u9oiil. TWO M2n ~ LoyingstUn, Nelson
county, Va: anti that hc was shot by said
Howl in i lawful attempt to arrest him.
l. may hc stated in connection with the
..-r!u 81 hi, desperate scoundrcl, that the
ae..c :uGn4 H. MS possession at Loving
-t,l! has been fully identified Us the prop
civ Of : gentleman living near Timber
vile, il Augusta county and was stolen on
-aruruiv night, the lst OF April. The
OF" .rr i!.> since reclaimed his property
i5l.iIHrg -NetrS.
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Yesterday afternoon Mr. JAS. A. Pond, q
carpenter III tue employment Of Mr.. A. A.
~iraJioE, met with an accident that may
prove fatal. He was repairing the fioor OF
Tue back porch OF DIR. Harrison's house, Oh
high street, aud fell through the porch in
tue area below, badly bruisiug his body
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MAKiHA aRTELEraENsne.

MINIATURE ALMANAC. APRIL II, 1871, .
sun riEes.....".s.. 6.a3l Moon rises. ...... La
sun sats .,.,....n... e.27l High tide. .,..... II. 90
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IMPORTANT TO WESTERNSy
.e SHIPPERS. -

.1s rGWaATAN STEAMBOAT COMPANY
AND THE a&S
tALTImORE AND HI0 RAILROAD j..
D COMPANIES TROUGH LINE TO
Il. THE WEST ..
offer superior inducements to Shippers 81 ~
BhCCO, WHI3XEY, BACON, ID &c.
to and from The West ut low rates, quick time
and less handling than any other line.
All western and castern-bornd freight deilFereC
to and received from on board the cars Of the BAL
timnre and Ohio Railroad Company 1T Locus
Point, saving transfer By drays anu exposure u
weather In Baltimore. &,
Through bills OF lading given on all shipment.
by WILLIAM bhEil..
my II ARenL1
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nIAMOND-POINTED

iiAMOND-POlNTED
5 STEAM DRILLS,
--, FOR ROCK DRILLING.
Aoapted to Mining, Quarrying, shafting, Tun-
neilnS, RAILROAD Grading, Arteslan Well Boring
Prospecting, &c.
filty 10 seventy. five per cent. of cost and time
OF hsnd labor saved.
rest cores" in form Of solid cylinders of rock
or mineral, taken out Of mines from anv sen,b
not exceeding one thousand u,ooo) feet, showing
true value, qualification, &c.
NO PERCUSSION.
NeVer reeds Sharpening, as the Cutting; Points.
composed Of ROUGH DIAMONDS, are pGacti,
caily indestructible. "o pi"
FIRST PREMIUMS awarded both in Eurone
and America, ~
| BEWARE OF INFRINGEMENTs.
anastrs,es circulars sent ON application. Ad.
afess : SEVERANCE & HOLT, Mannf,s.
mn 2l-eodam Office, l8 Wall st., New York.
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RICHMOND AND FORK RIVER R.AILRoAD,l
$yfEEINTESDENT'S OFFICE,
HICnMoSD Va. Feb. q, 1877.
rHANGE OF SCHEDULE REEFS
y TAB I>HNtNT OF DAILY LINE.-un
and after MSSDAT, 9Th of March, ISL, the
T.:Al<S on his road viii run as follows:
EASSENGhR TRAINS.
heave Vest Point daily =; 5 A. NJ. arrive al
Richmond ~ 1855 4. NJ.
ieir- k.c!!m0nd daily 81 2 p. NJ. arrive at
West potnt III 1855 Z. NJ.
FEEiGAr TRAIN. WITH PASSENGER CAR
&TTA CHED.
Leave Richmond daily lMondays excepted at
{ a. NJ arrive ut Vest Point ~ 5 a. 81.
leave Ncst Point tsiondays excepted st ! z.
NJ: srrirr at Richmond IT 5 L. NJ.
Trains connect daily at West Point with first
class steamers for Baltimore.
Fare from Richmond to Baltimore. IS.
Through bills Of ladinS given 10 Ill points
Hukir !; anc SOU II. Freight received daily and
prom PITY forwarded.
PHILIP T. YFATMAN,
General Ticket and Freight gent.
WIN. y. RAG SUPERINTENDENT. NH 90
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ESHE TRAlN On THIS ROAD
3 run ~ iotlo~s:
The mall trains leave Richmond 3. sl5 A. NJ.
suu 2.sa /. s.: sud leave Petersburg a. ll.3 =. NJ.
anG Ego :. ~.
s-eitht trains, with passenger car attached,
leave Richmond. daily M 3 A. =. Gnd 5 z. n,
and leave Petersburg dailS ut ) x. NJ. and 2:3o z.
u. except o! sundays, when they leave Peters,
burg al $ A. NJ. and +. NJ.
Tie S;i5 4. III. trai,i will not leave Richmond or
Su&;f& ~, and the 7:2aF. ID. train win no. leave
re!cfs1ErG on SUNDAYS.
Passengers for Norfolk VIII tSke the 2:35 Z. Il.
dailS tram.
PASSENGERS from Glover Hiil take the $50 A. NJ,
train Oh Mondays, " edre days, and Fridays and
returning. leave either Richmond or Peters Durg,
on the Saine DAYS. al 1885 i. NJ.
The mali trains will run through stopping Gully
al Chester. r. Is. kA5EY.
apl Ticket and Freight Agent.