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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-02

The Richmond press is unit, at least upon
one subject-the tax on dogs. They all ad-
yocate the protection of sheep by taxing dogs,
and thus, it is hoped, diminishing their mum.
Der. One of the most annoying of all the
injuries the farmer may sustain is the killing
of his sheep at night by the wretched dogs.
Sheep are an important item In the national
wealth, while dogs are not considered at all.
Since the war dogs have multiplied greatly.
There Is no restraint put upon their num-
beers. They are not well fed, and are driven
to hunt for food elsewhere than upon the
premises Of their owners. The poorest peo'
Die generally own the most dogs, and OF
course these ours get little to eat. They fall
upon the sheep of the neighboring farms and
in one night q half-dozen dogs will Kill sheep
worth more than all the dogs in the State.
Nor is the business of sheep-killing con-
to ours and poor mems dogs. The
nneo great rogue, and very fond Of the
mound is sheep. There are in fact few
blood OF the would 60 security for. A
dogs that We 1t any kind will waylay
hungry dog Of almc. Only the Wcll-ied
and slaughter sheep. stain from this
and Wel.kept dogs viii q.
dlling business. TX. The
The trouble il the leyying Of the. - the
assessor will have hard work of It. !. =
lily dog-law could be applied In the countr,
bat would help out the nlstser but we ];
lon't see how it could be aaade practicable L,
2 the country, If there were medals issued, IT
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The Pacific Railroad.


We publish this morning interesting OK
tracts from letter of the Cincinnati Conn
merctars correspondent who was sent out to
ascertain the facts of the SNOW blockade Of
the Pacific railway. The statements con-
corning the suticrings of the passengers are
very graphic, and bear the evidence of truth
fitness upon their face. This winters
scenes upon the plains along the line OF the
road are amongst the most remarkable Incl
dents of railroad history.
1t is stated that the winter has been one OF
extraordinary severity. 1t is said to be the
severest winter that has occurred on the
plains for twenty years. This may be true;
but as the railroad is only of recent origin
we suspect that the winters of the plains
heretofore have not been well known or
tested by travellers. 1t is very plain that
the present Pacific railway has Il serious cne-
my in the winters Of the plains. The com.
pany comedies the fact in the construction OF
their railway with its hundred and fifty miles
of snow-sheds and its long lines of snow-bar
ricadeS. Indeed, the experience in the ope.
rations of the road have been fearful every
winter. As late as April and May passengers
by the road have been subjected to fearful
srlAerings from impromptu snow-storms and
raging wintry blasts.
When the southern line of railway uta the
Southwest Pass is finished the through ira
vel by the present route in wintcrwill hardly
be worth running the trains for. Insummer
it will be romantic and attractive, but it will
never be competitor with the southern line.
Its grades are too heavy, and its perils are
too great. The southern line will probably
have not single tunnel, passing along
the Piedmont region, and amidst the pure
atmospheres of the higher plains, it will pro-
badly always be agreeable, as it should al
ways be safe and expeditions.
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DIED.

DIED,
On Friday, March lst, after proIzcted Illness OF
nearly nine weeks. LUCY CONWAY ELLA
lNNON. wife Of DR.. John Knox. Her funeral will
take place from st. Paul's church on SUNDAY
AFTERNOON, March 3d. ut 81 O'Clock p. NJ
Friends and acquaintances are Invited to attend.
March lst at o'clock, at his brothers residence
Thonas Duke. Jr.,) Oh Franklin street, of conges-
tive cllills, LARANCE L. DUKE, aged twenty-four
years.
Farewell, dear husband, q long farewell,
God strengthen me, pray,
To bear the grief, endure the pain,
TIL am called away.
Sad are the hours and lone the house
Since thy sweet smiles are gone;
But. oh, a brighter home than ours
In Heaven is now thine own.
His funeral will take place from the First Baptist
church SUNDAY, March Sd, at half-past O'Clock
Friends and acquaintance are invited to attend.
Obituary.
To the bereaved brothers and sisters would say
grcve not that your young brother now His an early
grave but rather pray that you too may say, as ht
sud In his dying agony, am not afraid TO die, for
am going home to God; and thus he fell asleep, to
awake In a brighter home than ours. ...s .
And TO that mother, you dear grlef-stricken one
who has often pressed the cup OF sorrow TO your
lips would say, mourn not that your Larance has
been taken from YOU but would point you to that
again beat upon that dear, withered brow, but God
viii wipe all tears from Your eyes and may You be
greeted with the blessed sentence. swell done, good
and faithful servant enter thou Into the JOY OF thy
Lord" .-... ~. BY ONE THAT LOVED him:
Augusta (Sa.) papers please copy
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Mt FEBRUARY. 1872.
MORE NEW AND SEASONABLE DRY GOODS
T. r. PRICE & co.
have lust opened for the early trade many goods,
particularly for useful and housekeeping purposes
BROWN and BLEACHED COTTONS,
Sd, 1914, and IL. COTTON SHEET1NGS,
Fine assortment Of BED BLANKETS,
TABLE DANIASKS and NAPKINS,
LINEN SHEETINGS and TOWELL1NGS,
Beautiful assortment of NEW PRINTS for children,
BLACK and WHITE CALICOES. &C., SC.
ALSO,
LINEN COLLARS and CUFFS,
LACE COLLARS and SLEEVES.
Gentlemen's f,4d ladies' KID GLOVES, very best
some very good for 81.
IN MOURNING GOODS:
BLACK MOHAIRS and VEL OURS,
BLACK CASHMERES and HENRIETTA
CLOTHS,
BLACK TAAIISE and BOMBAZINES,
Good bargains In BLACK SILKS.
Great bargains will be sold during this month In
Fall and Winter Dress Goods well rs In some light
goods for spring; also In Pques, Linens for boys
wear, Doylies, SC.
NEW GOODS constantly arriving.
T. R. PRICE & CO.,
fe5 1101 Main street. corner Of Eleventh.
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and there were township officers empowered
to XIII all dogs that did not have the mccall
it would be hard to enforce the law, for inc
dog that should be killed will hardly ever II y
seen, and then the killer would be IN per
petual danger from the barbarots Iesein'
ments Of owners. -.
The sheep should beprotected II posS'o,.'
and some measure that would reduce 'he
number of dogs for that purpose "'o's' = :
great public benefit. ss- s
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49, 2. .ssasusnrs'
RrcnMADTTEp.

i Fsfh..z RECOMMfTTEp.- -.
n, motion of Mr.. NEALE, the report Of ths
committee Of Claims adverse 10 leclaln :. ~
Archibald Fleming, of Alexandra l1s, was fe-
considered and recomntted.
| S TEE rAx BILL.
T,sa-~snecial order, House BIN imposing
tsxes for the support Of government, &C, on Oh
notion of Mr.. RIDDLEBARGER, was postponed
till Tuesday next. -,
TO COMPLETE THE ORGANIZATION OF THE AT TIL,
TIC. MISSISSIPPI, AND ONO RAILROAD CUM.
| PANY.
On motion of Mr.. HILL, Senate Dill 10 co ais
plete the organization OF the Atlanti., ,r I.ao
sissippi and Ohio Railroad Company wa"
taken up. ;. III, Nom
day at Z. NJ. and print. MeSsrs. cI W. No.
t;om Nessrs. WALKER, HILL, ana otncls,
o e tho motion. The motion WIS
adopted.
svpp1 ExESrAL SCHOOL TAX.
Mr. BROOKE offered resolution requesuts
the Superintendent of Pubic lhslluo..oh
furnish the House a list of the COUNTIES nniO1
voted = supplemental school tax tile lsst aau
rrnsent scholastic year, the amount Oh tne ..'A
n n Zach county, how much by capltauon CaH
and how much by tax on properly IN e.cn
county: and also the average rate OF alsIlct
school taxes voted in the districts OF each
county. Adopted.
-.- PRESENTED AND REFERRED.
Rv Mr.. DooLEY: Bill to amend the Code in
relation to commissioners in chancery.
Rv Mr.. LovESsTEIN Petition of citizens of
Richmond for the amendment of the Code so
that the coroner shall inquire into the causes
Of death by casualty. a
Bv MIR. NEALE Bill to incorporate the
Young Mems Christian Association Of Alex
andria.
Bv Mr.. KELLY: Petition Of members of the
Republican party Of Fredericksburg for the
COOPERATION of the General Assembly in
memoralizing Congress to retain the duty on
sumac. .r .-.r r..
By Mr.. O'FERRALL: Remonstrance OF the
bar of Brunswick county against any change
in the present judiciary system of the Com
monwealth.
Bv Mr.. SUTHERLIN: Memorials from Rich
nlond. Manchester, &C., in favor OF an lnde-
pendent college for agricultural and me-
chanical education.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
House Dill 10 tleili Ilit "Nt IN "'|i''c
the duties and compensation OF county
officers, &c, unfinished business, y was taken
up. further amended, and ordered to en-
srossmcnt and third reading.
.. PASSED.
Senate bill to incorporate the Harrison6urg,
B,idgewater and West Augusta Railroad
Company.
DISMISSED.
House bill to amend the Code in regard 10
the restraint and destruction Of noXious AMI
mails.
House bill to Incorporate the Bank OF
Berryyille Senate bill having passed).
PAY AND MILEAGE OF MEMBERS.
House bill fixing the pay and mileage Of
members of the General Assembly was taken
Mr.. MclIuLL1S moved to strike out s. per
dicn, and insert 81 per diem.
Mr.. MATTHEW moved to strike out "a ana
insert 81; which was agreed to-ayes, 62 ;
noes, 40.
The amendment as amended was then
adopted nv 81 ayes to 50 noes.
The bill was ordered to cnSrossment ana
third reading by Go ayes to 4G noes.
| Mr.. HILL entered 4 motion to reconsider,
when Cat $50 2. NJ the SPEAKER vacated the
chair until tonight.
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COURT ORDERS.

VIRGINIA.-In vacation, in Chesterfield
Y Circuit Court, February 81, 1872:
against .......s. ...5 -.,.. -- ',4.t
L. l.. Lester. administrator of Edward Wilkinson
deceased; Thomas Nunnally and Sarah his wife
James X. Woodfln and Victoria his wife, WeSley
Rudd and Hannah {. his wife, Virginia p. Wilkin-
son. Pope Wilkinson, Vanwalden Wilkinson, Ed.
die Wilkinson, Willie Wilkinson, John ID. Wilkin-
son, Harriet Wilkinson, and Rosetta Wilkin.
IN CHhNCERY.
The plaintiff having filed her bill, the object Of
which % to have the dover and homestead to which
the plaintiff is entitled as widow Of Edward Wikin-
son, deceased assigned to her out Of his real and per-
sona estate; 49,
Aud it appearing by affidavit that Wesley Rude
and Hannah {. his wife, and Pope Wilkinson, art
non-reidents of the State Of Virginia. 1t is therefore
ordered that they appear here within one month
after the due publication of this order and do what
necessary to protect their interest In this suit.
o. Test. NATHAN ii. COGBlLL,
NH a-S4w Clerk.
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Mfr. SEWARD has been interviewed oy .
1eroM interviewer, and has given 1t rs Ills
opinion that there can be no war oet"e.n
tie United States and Great Britain on the
s,h;act Of the Alabama claims. He disap-
proyes very decidcdly5of the "injcction" (as
Mr. RryEEpy JOHNSON calls iO OF interentlai
damages into the case that has been laid be-
fore the Geneva arhitrators.,
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n M. MARSHALL, y.
WHOLESALE DEALER IN
HATS, CAPS, AND STRAW GOODS,
FURS AND TRUNKS,
No. 1904 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA.

g This instrument of partnership, made and entered
into this 18th day of December In the year ll, be-
tween o. M. MARSHALL, of the city Of Richmond,
in the State of Virginia, and HENRY a. HURL.
BUT, Of the city OF New York, III the state OF
New York, .-..... .-..
wITNEssETH: s,......
That the said o. NJ. Marshall and the said Henry
A. Hurlbut do hereby form limited partnership
such partnership in chapter lis Of the Code of Viz
GINA, edition Of 1860 for the purpose of conducting
In the city Of Richmond Va. under the firm name OF
0. VI. Marshall, general tohbng and retail business
general hat store for the period three years from
tile LIST day of February, 1872. The said .. NJ Mar
shall Is the general partner, and the said Henry a.
Hurbut is the special partner, and the said special
dollars In cash to the common stock as capital.
Witness the following signatures and setis
O. NJ. MARSHALL lSeal.
... HENRY a. HURLBUT (Seal.l
STATE OF VIRGINIA, City of Richmond-to wit
I, John A. Coke, notary public for the city, Of
Richmond, in the State OF Virginia, do certify that
o. VI. Marshall, whose name Is signed to the fore
going writing, bearing date the It'll dry OF December,
ISL, has acknowledged the same before me IN my
city aforesaid and do further certify that the said
o. NJ. Marshall made oath before me that the aboy
named Henry A. Hurlbut has contributed the sum OF
ten thousand dollars in cash to the common stock OF
the aforesaid partnership and that the said sum has
actually been paid III cash.
1872. JOHN A. COKE, Notary PUBLIC.
STATE OF NEW YORK, City of New York--to wit:
I, Joseph W. Howe, notary public OF the city Of
New York. in the State of New York. do certify that
Henry A. Hurlbu whose name Is signed to the fore
going writing bearing date the Tth day OF December,
1911, has dck nowledsed the same before me III my
city aforesaid.
Given under my hand and official seal this fourth
day of January, 1877. JOSEPH w. HOWE,
fc ly-Sew Notary Public New York city.
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DOG TAx.-The Senate bill imposing tax
on dogs was lost in the House, that body
being opposed to taxing the canine species;
Every colored member in the House voted
straight through in opposition to the bill.
Well, we like dogs-wc mean good dogs
and have perfect contempt for the worth
less things that roam over the country like
carpet-baggers, seeking what they can appro-
pirate to their own use out of the hard earn
ings of their superiors The people would
be benefited in two ways by this tax: it
would be a source of revenue, and secure
the destruction of large number of these
animals that are utterly worthless. We
know that many people would oppose the
measure; but we know, too, that there are
many who would be glad to rid themselves
of taxation altogether, at the expense OF
others, if they could do so.-Page Courier.
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PROPOSALS.

BUILDERS, TAKE NOTICE-Pursuant
ID to an order Of the Board Of Supervisors Of Rich
mond county, Va, entered ON the 2ist February
Instant win receive till goth March, 1872, SEALED
BIDS for building JAIL ut the Courthouse In
Richmond county. This Jail Is TO be .: by 22,feet
aud to contain four rooms-two upper andtYoI0wer
raoms-and two passages and win be built according
TO plan and specifications devised by Albert
architect. Each bidder nays make one bid on cash
TERMS and another on the following credit-yiZ.,
One-half payable September lst, 1917, and cne-half
payable September LIST, 1874.
The Board of Supervisors reserve the right to re-
ject all bids. .....y...g5t Y.
II is understood that The materials of theod JAIL so
building the new Jail, and purchased by him from
the county at reasonable price.
n -, II. 80 - l.. d. WARNER,
Clerk Of Board supervisors Richmond county.
WAgSAw,YA4t ssts2' -. ,.sf1s as ia s5-lw q
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FURNITURE, &c.

FURNITURE, FOR SALE CHEApu
Il FOR CASH., d. GATEWoOp, sis ~
Broad street, between Third and Fourt,;-ns Ss;,s.
stock consists In part Of Chamber and PaIio5 snis'
In all sty les and prices; Bureaus, Bed!eas'
Washstsnds, Chairs. &C., Of every variety fSnr.ns
Beds Pillows, and Bolsters; MATTRESSES e Ri n
the lowest prices for cash. Particular atten9 E.
to Upholstcring Vanishing, and Repairing ru,
yura
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CHFsAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL.

CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
" ROAD.-Op and after September lst PAssEN'
GER TRAINS will leave Richmond lsuheS!s ca
cepted) as follows: -:.4.r. c,,-
$50 4. M.-SfAIL TRAIN for the White sulphur
Springs, connecting ut Gordonsyille Win the orans
Alexandria and Manassas train Tor Washington ai'
North. and Lynchburg aud South.
3:3s p. M.-ACCOMMODATIO TRAIN ioI noI
louisville except on Saturday, which day u ltat.s
ate p NJ THIS train connects at Gordons'lle S NJ
the night trains on the Orange. Alexalara am
nassas railroad for LYNCHBUKG ana "aoni-'"
TON. nr a's 4 ' -, uo,r,.
Through tickets, at low rates, sold 70 all p''D''
Northwest and Southwest. ,.,o,,,,
Amsterdam. Antwerp, Hamburg, Havre h2ucIu i1n,,
Bergen, Copenhagen and Go,hcnbnrg, TO al S rsi
on this road, can be bought OF the Geosrai nv
Agent at Richmond, can be orTered through Any
station agent OH the road. -. cam.
Further information may be obtained az use IoHt'
pany's Offices.
No passenger trains are run on Sundays
A. IL. PERRY, General SnIerihleanfai..
JAMES +. NETHERLASD, General llcAet Aes'N
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me- MEADE Sc BAKERS
INCIDENTALLY PURE
OLIVER OIL.
Fresh supply of the new crop just imported from
Newfoundland, direct.
We haye the estimony of physicians who prescribe
IT. and pat ens who have taken It, that 1t Is more ac-
ceptable to the stomach and more easily assmilacd
"'AA '"' MEADE & BAKER,
Importing and Dispensing Pharmacists,
de1s-3m 8ls Main street.
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MARRIED.

On the 2sth February at the residence Of the BRIDES
father, by Rev. William G. Williams, MIR. JOHN s.
LEAF: to Miss L. VIRGINIA, only child of Peter
c. Wills: all Of Henrico county, Va. No cards.
Lynchburg papers please copy.
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STATE OF VIRGINIA, COUNTY OF HENRIco-ss !:
!, SAMUEL A. GLOVER, Cashier OF tue frs s,, ma-
tat the above statement is true, TO the best or my
knowledge and belief. S. a. CLOVER Cashier'
Subscribed and sworn to before me this ist day OF
March, 1872. .-'2~ WILLIAM ntarv PnblIc.
<NOIaL NNAA~'
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EXCHANGE, SALE, AND ~
Ia LIVERY STABLE, ~
FRANKLIN STREET,
RICHMOND, VA.
MULES AND HORSES FOR SALE.

MULES AND HORSES FOR SALE.
Parties I'm want of stock will find 1t to their interest,
after looking elsewhere, to call if they wish TO
purchase No / MULES and HORSES, for we are
prepared to sell the finest stock at the lowest prices.
Don't forget j. u. Dayis's old stand.
TURNER & co.
We can accommodate A few more MULES and
HORSES Oh LIVERY by day or month.
NH e-,ISwlm TURNER & co.
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE
RICHMOND, February ., 1872.

.. COMMISSIONERS OFrICE,l
RICHMOND, February :, 1872. :
CLAIBORNE, &C., AGAINST SCHER-
W MERHORS. &c.-IN THE CHANcERY COURT
OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND: BY 4 decree entered in
this cause on the 2sth Of January, 1872 the court
doth adudge, order, and decree, that this be
referred to Of the commissioners of this court
to inquire into and report whatproperty is conveyed
by and embraced In the provisions Of the deed Of
trust from Mary S. Schermerhorn to George w.
Randolph, trustee, Of date April Z, 1855 also, the
sum total OF the debts secured by said deed, the
parties thus secured, and the amounts respectively
due to each; whether there exists any lien liens
prior to that created by said deed OF trust the
property thereby conveyed; If so, the nature and
amount Of said liens, and the parties thereby Sc
cured and TO whom the surplus. Fl there be any after
satisfying the debts secured by said deed of trust,
should be paid."
The parties interested are hereby notified that
have fixed on MONDAY the 18th day OF March, 1872,
at IL O'Clock NJ, rs the time, and my office, on
Eleventh street between Main and Bank streets, In
the city Of Rtchmond the place, to make the fore
going Inquiry. THOMAS j. EVANS,
fe 3-S4w Commissioner.
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:yg RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG ANpl
POTOMAC ROUTE February Il, 1872. !
TIP DAY MAIL leaves RYrd.Street Sta.


TIP DAY MAIL leaves Byrd-S treet Sta
W ton, Richmond at 500 A. M.
UP NIGHT MAIL leaves Byrd.strect station,
Richmond. ut s:15 2. VI. Except on Sundays|
UP ACCOMMODATION leaves Broad-Strcet sta.
ton, Richmond, at $3.50 p. 81. Except on Sundaysl
DOWN DAY MAIL arrives at Byrd-Street sta.
ton, Richmond, ut eli 2. NJ.
DOWN NIGHT MAIL arrives ut Byrt-Street Sta
ton. Richmond. at $50 A. VI. Except on Mondays.
DOWN ACCOMMODATION TRAIN arrives al
Broad-Strect station, Richmond, at 81? A. N. lex
cept OH Sundays.) E#t.s.
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN runs to Milford only.
Travellers bound west rtd Baltimore aud Ohio ral-
road will by taking the $50 4. NJ. mail hence connect
with the AIS p. n train at Relay House. on The Balt
more and Ohio railroad. BY the s:t5 z. u. they win
connect with the 500 A. NJ. ut Relay House: on the
same road--the former being the quicker line for
points west. " -, ...
A SPECIAL FREIGHT TRAIN, with a passenger
car attached, will be run between Richmond and
Milford on THURSDAY OF each week, leaving Rich
mond at GAS 4. NJ, arriving at Milford at l?2 Z. NJ.
Returning, will leave Milford at r. IL. and arrive In
Richmond the same day at GA 7. NJ Fare the
same us on the accommodation train. NH
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Night Session.
DISMISSED,

House bills: TO amend sections IS and 80
OF the general election law: to amend section
y of chapter 1913 of the Code, in relation to
clerks of courts to amend section of the
act TO incorporate the Potomac and Manassas
Railroad Company; to change the name and
amend the charter of the Farmville, Char
lottesville and Stanardsyillc Narrow-GauSe
Railroad Company. *,
A number of bills were read second
time and ordered to engrossment and third
reading.
Adjourned.
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'K2ITRoAb IiNEs
'KiAIIR0xbs z IiNEs. s7 ''' -
% Cd al q 81 &c
DIGH M9ND AND YORK RIyEP
LII EAsTIRoA y.
NOTICE TO sHTpERs AND THE rRayyr.
COS sVs LING PUBLIC. n ~ = =
1890 ~ .sTRf-WEBKLYLTgE6 rs
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. aBAITTsfORE
PHILADELPHIA NEW YORK.
| AND BOSTON. AND TO,ALL-
POINTS NORTH MD Ei-sa u ID tss
..s.r,. s.a.,~.-E EAST. WEST AM D.,
NORTHWEST.

. ~ 4. .5F-<>- y e
Passenger train leases Richmond on Tuesdays,
Thursdayss and Saturdays, ct 2. b., connecting
with the splendid steamer STATE OF VTRGISIf'
Captain l., w. FREEMAN, for The aI,oye-name3
points, touching at the river landings, and arriving
In Baltimore on the following morning in time %
THROUGH TICKETS and BAGGAGE checked
Passenger train leaves daily except Sunday, for
West Point. ~ ssEs[ s7E"ss ~ =
Steamer leaves Baltimore pier No. 2, No. 90 Lieht
street, on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays 81 4
P. NJ, arriving In Richmond at IL O'Clock The fol.
lowing morning, giving passengers three hours and
thirty minutes 70 transact business and dine before
Freight train, With passenger car attached leaves
Tuesdays. Thursdays, and Saturdays, at O'Clock A.
NJ, for through freights to all points North and
West; and on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays,
STAGES carrying the United States Nall al
FISH HAUL on Tuesdays and fridays for Tapps-
hammock and,all intermediate points. -
Passengers by this route leave Richmond on Tues
days at O'Clock A. NJ and Fridays ut o'clock A. "
Fare are from from Rieh,nond 10 Millers.
Fare from Richmond TO Burlington. ........... 3 %
Fare from Richmond to Walkerton. ........... 60
Fare from Richmond 70 King William Court
FreIui received daily. carefully handled. anS
promptly forwarded. Through bills Of iading given
to all points. e > 81 -
- FARE.
From Richmond to BulIi %
From Richmond to Philadelphia. ........... IS
From Richmond to New York;. ........... 10 50
From Richmond 10 Boston, all rail .......... II Is
From Richmond to Boston via the Sound...... Il rs
f-a WILLIAM n. BRAGG. Superintendent.
REUBEN FOSTER, General Agent, NO. w Light
]. L. TAYLOR, General Ticket and Freight Agent
Richmond - 80
n. IT. HorcHK1ss, Travelling Agent. mhi