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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-29

THE OLD DoMlNIoS.-A great many people
yesterday visited the new iron steamer Old
Dominion. The vessel is to run between
this city and Richmond, and sails at 3 =. Nj.
tomorrow for her first return trip. Her
length is 2G3 feet, breadth of beam ~ feet,
and depth from base line II feet. Her hull
is iron-plated. She has 7J-inch cylinder,
with II feet stroke. The wheels are 10 feet
on the face, with diameter Of 80 feet, and
she carries tonnage of 2,222. The passcn-
ger capacity is staterooms for 105 and steer
age for so. The vessel was built under in
spection of the New York Shipmastcrs' Asso-
citation at Wilmington, and cost about
1927, 900. The saloon and stateroons AZ
fitted up in the most elegant and costly style
Of rosewood and velvet. Two or four state
rooms may be thrown together for family
parties. A beautiful painting ornaments the
passage-way from the lower to The upper
deck. 1t is Hampton Roads, with the fleets
in the distance, and in the centre an old seal
of Virginia, with the Indian making tender
of tobacco offering to the king.-Ne1c York
World, 10Th.
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For the Dispatch.
Proceedings of the Presbytery oil
Abingdon.
FIRST DAY.

CHATHAM Hill, VA, April l.. 1872.
ih. i'r">hylcry Of Abingdon met at Chat
.aa I'LL, Slnyth county, Va, "Wednesday
A.UI 18th. 1872. nj II NJ, and WAS opened
"'. a sermon 10y Rev. Isaac y. Nutf. mode
aver, from Phil. i. Is; after which its scs'
.n'l~ We're constituted with prayer.
"rn>"nt: Ministers w. V. Wilson, Robert
taayJ. Lyons. J. VI. kirkpatrick. /. n. Nail
=. J.. Thomas. H. b. Rose, Ii. NJ. White, w
e.. in"y T.. II. Barnett, aud j. {. smith.
Ey'!rg Elders present Peter hillingcr
''r William i. HoSe, T. {. Buchanan, A. u
Idyk". J. II. Alexander, ). X. Crockett
.u. ". :. Wilson.
!,cv. James ID. Thomas, of Wytheyllle,
"'- CHOSEN moderator, and Rev. L. III. Bar
n.''. II abingdon. temporary clerk.
P"">5ltcry then took a recess TILL D
D.turk.
Ai,cr rccDs>, re. Tate, elder from Dri-
'"'> Valley, appeared, was excused for late
"i"n,ttnc,, and enrolled. L. {. Tate was
'an-"u assistant temporary clerk.
III" minutes Of last regular meeting and OF
'n"ilned meetings were read.
try.J. Lyons was excused for absence at
.I'Nious meetings.
: communication from Captain n. nj. Os-
rnr, Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio rail
I'D, granting free tickets 10 members of
'E">bytcrv in attendance, was read and the
'anha OF til" body returned for the courtesy.
Letters giving excuses for absence from
'" SESSIONS Of Prcsbytery from Rev. McSsls.
'uidcr>lcevc, Stuart, Thomas Brown, Hum
#r"y>, and Lee G.. Brown, were read and
'.'Ir excuses sustained.
'h" following committees were an
uHunccd:
devotional Exercises: Rev. w. Y. Will
- and Ruling Elder j. c. Buchanan.
Narrative: j. N. Kirkpatrick.
Finance: Kcv. l. \. Nah and Ruling FL
Erra }. II. Alexander and William 5. Will
,en ~
N':ssional Records added to permanent
-'in'nittcej: S. X. Crockett and II. {. Tate.
Minutes of Synod: Rev. j. Lyons and
.'uilns Elder a. &. Updyke.
Ircsbytcry then adjourned to meet to-
molrow morning ut 8 O'Clock. Closed with
scr.
SECOND DAY.
CHATHAM HILL, Va, April Is, 1872.
FieSb!tciy met this morning ut 8 A. NJ.
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Letter from Petersburg.

CORRESPONDENCE of the Riclmsnd Dispatch
PETERSBURG, April q, 1872.
The health of Rev. Charles Fl. Hall, pastor
of the Washington.Street Methodist Eplsco'
nal church, remains in so feeble 4 state that
his physician has forbidden his preaching for
some time to come. Meanwhile Mr.. Hall
has retired to the country for needfu rest
and recuperation, and is staying with a
friend in Greenesyille county. His pulpit
will he filled tomorrow by Rev. Robert Mi
chacS.
At the meeting Of the Board Of Overseers
of the Poor held on yesterday the report OF
the Superintendent showed the expenses Tor
the past month to be 1910, for which amount
an appropriation was asked of the Council.
There are now in the poorhouse hfty-three
inmates. of whom thirty-eiSht are colored ana
fifteen white. During April five negroes and
ten whites were received; eight colored and
six white inmates left; one negro and two
whites died, and one white child was born,
II was resolved to give the contract for sell
ing the surplus ice of the peorhouse to A.
Parllam, one of the members of the Board,
allowing him twenty-five per centun1 OF the
proceeds. :u,
During the week ending to-day the lnspec-
tions of toOacco in the warehouses OF this
civ have amounted TO 25G hogShcads; re-
views. is; receipts, 2Ss. Total since Octo-
Der /. 1871, 3,s4$; same time last year, 4,o42
hogsbeads. sci,
Last night the Radical commissioner OF the
revenue. g. w. Whitson, underworld 10
make Mr.. James P. Cowardin. pay for a
license as proprietor of public. amusement
on account of bis lecture on JIM Jams, de-
Iivered at Library Hall Such an eXactlon
has never before been made OF public lee
turer in this city, and MIR. Wilson's demand
is believed to have been inspired by his po-
litical prejudice, excited on account OF Mr.
Cowardin's severe burlesque of Judge I'm
derwooPs charge to his grand jury.
A revival of religion is progressing at Ma.
toaca, near the city, underline ministration OF
Rev. j. f.. Hutson, pastor OF the Byrne-
Street Baptist church. Already there have
been many converts, and the number of PEN
itents around the altar increases every night.
Mfr. c. Baker Raipe, an influential and con.
sistent Republican, left to-day for Cincinnati
as a delegate, endorsed by strong letters from
citizens, There will be other delegates nom
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New YORK ITEMs.-Neac York, April 60
J. II. Stroab has recovered Sl,2Oo from the
Third avenue horse railroad for beng as
saulted and kicked off car by the conductor.
Helmbold's store and contents, ON Broad
way, were sold at auction to-day at very low
prices.
General Sickles and wife leave for Madrid
tomorrow.
At q meeting of the northern Methodist
Book Concern to-day the expert appointed
to examine the accounts of the Book Con
Germ made report which, it is stated, tend:
to bear out the allegations of fraud i'll thu
binding department..
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the city, and several gentlemen will attend
siegatsaf sSs,s5Stds6SSill
oh she Conyent lon,talah ta lend their counsel
aud conntenance Ii desired, So +,
The Dolly Warden costumes haye made
sporadic appearance on otirS streets, and have
excited more remark than Admiration. IS
The Republicans havgsdot setsIield aeon.
venfson TO nominate their municipal ticket
| Mf. VA. Moody wifi probably be 'inomi.
nated Tor sheriff, In which event. the present
incumbent Mr.. rs Armstrong, Will sbe an
, =, sI Ierdent candidate: a .coiorrd man, T.
y. morgan or Thomas Scott, will probably
w run lof mayor. The CONSERVATIVES, as.
general thng, viii prefer to vote for the car
Sa..ugeers, J believe, to Radicals who were
born and raised among them. 2 80
RoBIs ApArR
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VIRGINIA NEWS.
Reported for the Dispatch.
Lexington Preshytcry.
THIRD DAY.

THIRD DAY.
,.,.crv met Mt O'Clock, and was
.i win PRAYER Minutes of yesterdays
O. ,,,> read and approved.
" W. Trimhle. OF the Prcsbytery of
.,,i was invited to SIT rs a correspond
.. msmh'r.
f .;,,al records were placed in the hands
.4.; ,,rwiate committees for review.
" .,rrm.lni,ation from DIR. kirkpatrick.
.,,n.. excuse for ahScfscc. was read and
.,.,.,. sustained rs satisfactory.
committee on Ministerial support
,.nort: which was approved.
i !. TAYLOR AID S. w. Watkins were
N....,.I - oil vacancies in the Committee
...tt.fi,a History. and Rev. s. j. Baird
..grniitcc on Theology.
ig,.,>.1nina,ion Of candidates was mex,
~,,:tnd proceeded with till the hour
.. !, worship.
,.,.> made the first order Of the day TO-
,-..v morning ~ hear reports Of Commit
>,>>;0ns Records.
p I,~..|Nirrv took recess.
,..,rrr II. Denny. OF East Hanover
..,,.r,. ai1varcd in rrcshytcry. and his
afr. nr dl>m>>ion being read. after ca
.....1 hrWa> received rs member OF
- A., I, ,,,,, ,1,,,.,,h ,,.,, ,>,.,.,
\ # '"'a ~; ''',> wa ~ i',"''u
20. a.'"'> ~ VIZ .,,"'';' '"'" us az
;''! ~ MN. 'T's I,;' ,.,s,, 1s.. ~
i- ~. sia0H\ ana h''''S ~, 49, oN
..- ."f"lN"" I" " '"''a' W. '''> ''''''''''
VI. Denny. ,..
IT, committee q" 'N',.:"' Az " ""s,>
.igr i11t i!"I nave 'N'''''''. WI. I'oN'
I'D '-'"HrhH Il ~ 1!!' "N' N .'S .t'n.
'.' part OF 'T"i>. 'r' '''",,'tte" .:,> .''a I
IS. "\li"'""i'oh ~ M .r,.T, va ,;,',, G',,,
.~.N ">A>t"'""' a,u '!i''' H's ' .,' -.
" ir.''N TX >H>'"'" ":'i - n;,.,, S,,.,.;.,
'.''- '."" :" w iv!""'' ~ ,,.,,n,r,'
..''A - ''' "''''"' " ''''' '7
.>.hI'"n WIS a""i'''" .,,.,,,,
H. ''mHtliec ~" H'"'''es i',"Il'i.I wv
Hodge Hc require" 10 >'I',u ','''"''
t;jon on certain n' 'hc>c Su'lrV'>'
g. '""nnilr' on Nc!'hy1> rrr'H'h'c GU ,
9.'>H' "l 'io"N"N'''E"'"" Vi W. >''"'
.. NH> sustained. .u.
t.l committee l" 't't'''S' ''t t''
.." - Key. VIZ: penny r"p"'''t '.t'l WA.
y" N,'hHrH l" Oh I''e S''''t =, u,':
Ny; maj Mc>>r>. h""hE'h' 'i'e' III"
".N1- y. The officiating ministers.
'' examination OF Mc>>r>. COOK ana
Z. .r. II theology. was continued. The
.... @''on> on theology. church govern
g.. -. -"riIIunll,-. ana church history. were
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4 Son SUES TIE MURDERER OF HIS FATHER
CLAIMING FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS DAM
AGEs.-A very important suit is now on trial
in the Jefferson Common Pleas Court before
Vice. Chancellor Harlan. In March, 1871,
Conrad Kolb killed William Odell in this
county. On the 10th Of January, 1872, Will
liam Odell, aged sevenyears, by his guardian,
John Odcll, brought suit against Kolb for
the murder of his father, claiming damages
in the sum of fifty thousand dollars. The
case was called in Common Pleas Court yes
terday, and the entire day consumed in the
examination Of three witnesses.
The suit is one that is attracting a great
deal of attention, being the first of the kind
ever instituted in this city, and the decision
is looked for with much interest, from the
fact that other suits of similar character IN
which other parties are interested Will DC
instituted in the event Judgment is given il
favor of the plaintiff in this action.-Louts
| f.JNp Lel1er.
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AS11ocH.-A telegram has been received
in New York from the well-known American
missionaries in Syria, Rev. $. II. Calhoun ana
Rev. DR.. ,Iessup, stating that the surviving
inhabitants of the city of Antioch are perish
ing, and that contributions are imperatiVely
needed. A meeting TO take SOME measures
for responding to this appeal has been called
i'm New York. -. -. 80.
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A dwelling was burned near Albany, n.
Y. last Friday, and in it four children Of u
Mr.. Yolmar. and their grand parents. The
mother, father, and one child escaped.
FIVE sIaughter-houses were burnt in Baltt-
more last Friday. Loss, $4,000. insured in
the German Insurance. Company,
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II GATHRIGHT, FURNITUREEl
~. Dealer, having moved to the new Esa
and Franklin, keeps on llnnd large stock. OF
the latest styles of HoME-MADE and NORTH
Bedd!ng, &C.; which win be sold at the lowest
prices for cash. 1t win be 10 the interest or buyers
to give me n call before purchasing elsewhere.
s.-. T., GATHRlGHT. IS
fc 10 3In No. ID Governor street. s.
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McClure's elevator, at Peoria, Ill.,, with
10000 bushels of grain, is burned. Loss on
elevator, $4,000.
General Grant became fifty years of age
last Saturday.
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OFFICE COMMISSIONER OF THE HEyESI-E
a A =

OFFICE COMMIsSIoNER OF THE HFvENCE,
CITY HALL April 20, 1872. {
a LII TAXPAYERS W HO HAVE
IA handed in their city tax lists and have In
Guided bank stock therein, are requested to call nj
this Office during this week and have their Lists corr
rccted. BY the recent assessment ordinance pass
Ell by the city Council, bank stock IS not taxed In
the hands Of the holders.
All citizens who have had lists left for them and
have not handed them in, arc requested to return
them ut once. .r~r e=ea---er~
Drlinquents will be reported and arc subject to a
heavy fine w. III. TALMAN,
Assistant Commissioner of the Revenue
m -a..
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The Winchester Times says: awe under
stand that the admirers of the famous John
Brown are quietly taking steps for the cree
ton OF monument to his memory, if suit
able site can he secured at Harper's Ferry or
Charlestown."
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observation-disclosures



E
u fffEsAPEAKE AND ONO RAfL-.
~ R0AD.. On and after kreii fsti, Y4gyENGgR
y akAdss WI leave Richmond tsundsys exceped)
: $40 A. M-M6iL TRAIN for the Whit. sn,nt,,
Springs. connecting at t14 IIr2t4
AaG!sndria and MnDassas train Tor Washington 81 d
North, and Lynehhnfg and s6ath :. :.
s5S &. M--ACGOMhODATION for Go !.
s % asn on Saturday, ON which day 4 isayt
SAG = n. The tin connects ut Gor0n6yifle with
uie night trains on the Orange Atcxandsia aad Ma
TON. -. = e1>A
san1Ionga tickets, ct low rates. sold to all points
Stsn, 49, ~ anG southwest. S s5st ri t
nsetrage tickets from. Liverpool. Queenstown,
BERGEN, cone Annsgsrp na,elar Hayre Reerlap,:
On uhs road can be bought or the Grs,sraj Ticket
agsht at klchmond, oEcan be- ordered through amy
.nH,s as information mar be obtained at tie Com
No passenger trims are run on Snnd.vus,
a. Fl. PERRY. General Sureytnterde,.
JAMES +. NETIiERLAsD, General TicSet Agent.
an IL 1850. -, -Ne|',ss
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HUMAN DEPRAyITY.-BristOl, Tenn, was
thrown into intense excitement OIL Thursday
by the arrest of James B. Lawson, of Haw-
kins county, Tenn, who is said to be local
Baptist preacher. The reverend gentleman
was charged with the crime of abducting and
seducipg his own neice, young girl of about
eighteen years of age. The prisoner, we are
informed, is a married man, and has one
child. assa
On Sunday the 21st, after preaching to his
flock in the day, he departed the same night
with his niece, Sarah Il. Lawson. On Thurs
day they were ovcrtalicn in Bristol by the
outraged father, who :hswore vengeance
against the perpetrltor of the foul wrong.
The case was tried by his Honor Mayor
Fowler ut which time Sufficient amount
was raised from the crowd TO prosecute the
case, the plaintiff being very poor man.
The prisoners demeanor was that OF the ut
most indifference, and when assured by
Mayor Fowler that the penitentiary was his
lust deserts, he replied :" Ire. would rather
be in the penitentiary thalrin Bristol" The
girl seemed much distressed, and elung- TO
her father. The prisoner, onybeing commit
ted. and on passing out, said to his brother,
az want you to tell mother goodbye" and
seemed DESTROYS of bidding .adieu to the
girl.
was taken across the line and turned over to
the authorities in Tennessee, who, with the
mag,,animity O. characteristic OF some of the
officers of that place, released him.
When last seen eregerend seoundrelw was
following the outraged father, yowing he
would yet possess the girl and marry her.
AS the father was armed it is probable that
bloody consequences followed If the parties
came together. ynch6ur3 Ne,rss sss ,
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Passenger train leaves Richmond e9 Tuesdays
Thursdays, and Saturdays, at +, DE-, connecting
with the splendid steamer ST TIE or. VIRGINIA.,
Captain l.. W. FREEMAN, for the above-narned2
points, touching at TIE river landings aud arriving
In Baltimore on the following morning In time to-
connect with trainS north and west. p. ~. 49,
! THROUGH TICKETS aud BAGGAGE cneekeds
TO all points. ,{sg.-s.5.,, 4sL Es.ezu
West Point ~ t.s. ~. 5ss - -, .fs.st
Steamer leaves Baltimore pier No. 2, No. 90 Light
street, on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, at
p. 81, arriving LII RohnondNat II O'Clock the fol.
lowing morning, giving passengers three hours and,
thirty minutes 10 transact business and dine Dei0ra
the leaving Of the trains South -.
Freight train, with passenger car attached leaves
Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturday. at O'CLOCK
NJ. for through frefgfIts to MI points North and
West; and on Mondays, Wednesdays, aid Frtdayss
for local freight between Richmond West Poinf,
at @ A.. NJ. sa,,-.s,ss :. ,ss,y -. 20. St,..t
promptly forwarded. Through bills Of Iadipg giyenS
~ ga 80 FARE. s E@ssE'S' ~ 80
From Richmond tti Baltimore 90
From Richmond to Philadelphia. Go
From Richmond to New York..,,.......... 10 80 u
From Richmond 10 Boston, all ratl. IL 20
From RIchmoud b, Boston via the Sound.. IL Is 2
: - WILLIAM N. BRAGG ,Snpertnta1.!ent
REUBEN FOSTER, General Agent, No. 20 Ligns
S' j. L. TAYLoa, General Tickle. and Freight AGENT.
h ~ II. MorclIKIss Travelling Agent NH ID
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]. DENNIS ~ IS ORDINARY, April 20, 1872.
/ DsGr Dispatch = Since Hast wrote spring
mas tul!y set IN. In every direction the far.
iners are planting corn: Some few have fin.
'shed, put the most Of them IRE taking adj.
vantage OF the fine weather we are now
having: The farmers intend to plant a large
crop OF corn this year. owing to the small
quantity of feed in the county, caused by the
severe weather we had during the past win.
ter. The farmers intend planting large crop.
OF tobacco this spring. The wheat in this
portion of the county is:looking very fine.
- tours, truly, 2>5 i@SsrIa airs B. &W.
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DURE COUNTRY ICE.-On hand 100,
J. 900 bushels PURE COUNTRY ICE, which l
will contract TO deliver at the residence Of my Gus
toners mt lower rates than Ii he furnished by any
Also. OAK and PINE WOOD cheaper than the
cheapest. A call Is solicited. w. y. FORD
an h9-aw e No. $40 Broad street.
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4 RTHUR ROONEY, ca
| ~ FURNITURE WAREROOMs, "a
49, coyrHSox ASD FRANKLIN STREETS. Jh
Latest style, of handsome Walnut ,P aIor
Chamber, and Dinng-Room seIs, isher Fnrnjture.
30 Govcrnnr ard 1907 Franklin streets, hic.on !,
VA Call before you buy my price VII -. ~ -
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FURNITURE, &c.

7 D. GArEWOOD, FURNITURED
DuvrI UIFIs TIJIRD AND FOURTH have III
now on l,ani a large and varied stock Of CABINET
FTIURNITURE which am selling low f GgcS cash.
pAn 0R SUITS from SIS to $50.
Particular attention paid to Upholserng, kepalf-
,,, md C,rpIshiug Furniture. up 2o-i"'
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RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG Ayn,
POTOMAC ROUTE, March 50, rsI?.

POTOMAC ROUTE. March 80, IsI!
TIP DAY MAIL leaves Byrd-Street sta
" ton. 1920 r. nj.
UP NIGHT MAIL leaves Byrd-street station,
p. NJ. Except on Sundays ~ sss.y
UP ACCOMMODATION leaves Broad-Strcet sta
tion, 4P. III. Except OH SuDdaysl ~
DOWN DAY Nail arrives at ByrdrStreet sta-
ton. 2:l7 ?. Dc. s,~s III - - ~
Down NIGHT MAIL arrives ut Byrd-Street sta
ton. ais A. M. except on MOnGays.)
DOWN ACCOMMODATIONS, TRAIN arrives at
Broad-street station, s3T A. N. except on Sun
ICCosIsIoDATIoN TRAIN runs to Milford only.
Travellers bound westptd Baltimorcand Ohio rafl-
road will by taking the 1880 p IL mail hence connect
with the el7 p. NJ train at Relay House, the Baa-
more and Ohio railroad. BY the 0 p. M. they will
connect with the $50 A. M. ut Relay House. on the
same road-the former being the quicker line for
points west, anil
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NOTICE TO PERSONS IN BUSINESS
IN REQUIRING "A STATE a. hdGE aSs !; - !
SSTsTE rJCESSE TAX TO BE PAID are notified
that we viii he at No 9 Eleventh street from this
div until the aOth instant for the purpose OF issuing
ip'eiiseS 70 - GADMUs C. JOHNSON,
GEORGE W. DUESBERRf JR.,
,a.,stnnt Commissioners of Revenue LOT Sity or
rl,fn md & ]. ~
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AEACHINE ssWORKS.--SLOAT@& AL.
MI DINGToN, Nos. 1922, 1424, 1929, and S d12s y
Cary street aud Nos. l3 and - s29h ,ia
WorI in the inaefniss line repair an knds % work
we 20 In the country TO do all sortg OF WORK m gnf
,,ne Aso make the best tobacco mills In the world
and keen them OH hand, as welt ~ tobacco or
ali Kinds together with bands snd biets md M as.
ticles for the manufacture Of tobacco. Ms Essp On
g;n"s Boilers. Mis- Grist- Power Pan
Platform Scales shaiting hangsIs ppeys,. s,sal
81 Iii useful articles In our Hne, Together Win
.ndsons Patents team-En Governor Itica5 Ss
many steanl-G Gauges; Selaens Patent Eilse
1 ig;,g Cuns for both engine and siiafting Fldo
Cleaners Oil Cans: Water suges, &c Nh % when
We sA a. n We receive OH consignment Mi k1nu5
" machnery both and sesond-hs,
70 zee us. "a ioc2I; sLOAl 6.A1DlNssI.0sss.-.
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4 Is M
connect with the 500 A. M. at Relay House on the
| same road-the former being the quicker Line for
| RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAuRoADGo.,s
| = R@ss>S RICHMOND, Va, March 20, 1s12.z
IHN AND after SUNDAY MARCH
~ alst, the TRAINS on this road WIN run as fol-
VII" ni,., MAIL TRAINS leave Richmond at assFA.
NJ aud 25o ?. NJ, and leave Petersburg at u A. d,
a1 FR Ell + TRAINS, With passenger coach, at
tached, leave Richmond at 9 A. u. and z. 81, and
| leave Petersburg ct 7a5 4. NJ. and $50 Pm.
The sss A. MT T5 in Il g. Richmond
7as 4. III. FREIGHT TRAIN viii not leave Peters,
burg on Sundays. : t.se nv = 3sts5s3 ..t5t =
Fare Fare for for Single ls91sn n *
Continuation tickets can Je 6a ii the Following
one-hnndred trip tickets for...::.. % 90
M f or Morfa6 S WIN take r the 20 ~
f Pss 8 nsSGass WI aa I'm viii take
and returning, leave Richmond on the same daysat
Fl MAIL TRAINS viii stop only at Chester and
The 4. N. TRAIN viii connect at Petersburg
with the Atlantic MISSISSIPPI ana ONO railroad ZOE
fiUjIIMAS's PALACE sLEEPING-cAB, viii
n auiasn through 90 mi to Wilmington - "e'n'
f"AA'' NiiosA 80 H'e'S' r.. B. KAsEY, zzs
| NH 80 Ticket and Freight Agent
| RICHMOND AND DANyILLE RAILROAD Co.,lsE8
RICHMOND, March q, ,l572.e ~
DICHIOND AND DANVILLE RAIL-
| HI ROAD.-on aud after SUNDAY, March sist,
| 1872: .s. 1& .z----..,. - 20
| Train No. Through passengerl leaves Richmond
| daily Except Sundays at 335 a. NJ; leaves Dam
Vile at l1:!7 A. NJ; arrives ut Greensboro at 25
Train No. 8 Lynchburg passenger, leaves Riee-
mond daily at 9:lo A. NJ; arrives ut Lyichburs ats
Train No. IL Through mail aud expressl lenves
Richmond daily at 255 p. NJ; Leaves DanYille daily
at II p. M; arrives ut Greensboro daily AZ 1Ss
GOING EAST. g,.sst III st;y4 s4g
Train No. Through mail and expressl .leayes
Greensboro daily ut 1?:a5 A. NJ; leaves Danyiile
daily at s:3s A. NJ; arrives at Richmond daily as
Train No. Through passenger) leaves Greens.
boro' daily Except Sundays) at lO:I0 A. NJ. leaves
Danville ut iaa7 P. ~; arrives at Richnond at sas
Train No. 10 tIynchburg passcngerl leaves Lynch-
burg daily at o a. III. leaves Burkcville Mt ! r.
Trains Nos. and II. connect at Greensboro with
trains on the North Carolina railroad Tor all polnta
south. .a a- as :. ~
the Atlantic. Mississippi and Ohio railroad for I'LL
| points southwest and south. -
Train No. IL connects at Greensboro with trzinfor
leaving Raleigh at 7:l5 p. N. connect ut Green's
boro, With train Nc No for RICHMOND ,,,.
Rehmena s and o x r. q the At
lantic, Mississippi and Ohio railroad, No. 1928 Main,
i Papers that have arrangements to advertise the.
schedule of this company VIII please print as above.
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