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Detroit has poisoned 1000 dogs.

An Iowan drowned in six. inches Of water.
Texas has yielded up the bones of sup
posed mastodon.
Captain S. Adams Lee is now operating at
indianapolis.
Two millions of the human race are adj
dictcd to anthropophaGy.
One thousand coons were drowned during
Il recent California freshet.
West Mortified, Mass, has had eighty
days of continuous sleighing.
Farmers wives participate in the discus
sions of the Damascus Qll.) Farmers Club.
| Ellard Park. teller in bank at San Jose,
CAL, committed suicide Monday by shooting
himself through the head and falling into the
Guadaloupe river. Cause unknown.
A severe snow-storm occurred at Eastport,
Me-, Oh Sunday. There were no services i'll
| the churches. The roads are blocked so that
they are impossible, and no mails will prob
ably be received for the week.
A Wisconsin woman has done all the family
sewing for twenty years with paper of nee
| dies which was presented to her on her we'd
ding-day. Though her family is large, the
needles are not all used up yet. Ill.,.
Some of the historians of the weather have
| found parallel to the recent dreadful cold
snap in March by going back forty years.
They say that during the winter of 1922
the weather was not unusually severe until
the second day Of March, when the cold was
so intense that in some portions Of New Eng
land the mercury fell 10 forty degrees below
zero. -se-.s. s.s-..--.
A petition to Congress to prohibit the call
ing of any more children by the name OF
:" George Washington" is in circulation out
West. Something like this is due to the me
mory o.. the great Yirginian. The modern
George Washington lies and steals outrage
ously. He is already in Jail in various parts
Of the country. The leaVen of that "little
hatchet" seems TO work OH all who bear the
name, and in the dearth of cherry trees their
mischief rises to the level Of every crime
upon the calendar York Commercial.
An exchange says Some of the Wash
ington correspondents seem to feel person
ally aggrieved because the members of the
Japanese Embassy do not always eat their
meals at stated hours, like the inmates of
boarding houses and penitentaries. They
further fiout our eccentric visitors on pre-
ference for light dishes over perpetual por-
ter-ho,lse steak and dyspeptic varieties Of
warm dough. It is sad to think that these
benighted pagins cannot appreciate the
healthful luxury of Washington hotel break
fasts." ..,..1,.r
Thomas Minshall, q young man residing in
Chester, Pm, was terribly poisoned week
or two since by a species of hair-sdye in com
mon use among BARRIERS everywhere. The
Republican says e g While coloring his nous
Ftaehe, the barber suffered q drop Of the dye
to fall upon his lower lip, which was eighty
Shapped.. In short time after the. part be-
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gan % Swell became iiiflanied Do "A suormo,,e
size, and his whole fhcs presented sbocking
appearance. Convulsi0n after ennvnisiann
followed, and FOR some days his iifa was n,
great jeopardy Within Che last day or two.
however, the swelling has somewhat sr1f,,
sfdeds and he Is in q fair way to recover
There are few harncterizations more
witty and comprehensive than that which
Alexandra Dumas, pere, gave of his SON.
We have never seen It translated: aHe came
into the world at that hour when &c had
ceased to- be day and IL not vet picbt. and
the assemblage of antitheses which make mn
his strange individuality are, like the bour OF
his birth, a mingling of light and darkness.
He is lazy, he is Industrious: he Is n por,r-
mand, he Is abstemious; he is lavish. he is
economical; he is suspicious, he Is creduIoys !:
he1s blase, and he Is innocent; he is indifIer-
ent, and ne is ardent; he Is slow in speech
ana rapid in action; he ridicules me with all
the brilliant wit Of which he Is master.
ana yet he loves me with all his
heaft. he is always ready to fleece me
OUT OF ali my money like VALERIE, or to fight
lor me Ike the Gid. His Imagination is the
inose VIVA and the most sustained that
have ever known in young man of twenty
ohe years. 1t bears me away like torrent:
IT. shines like halfhidden flame; it reveals
itself in reyery as in excitement, in quiet as
IN danger, in smiles as in tears. From time
to time we quarrel with each other, and, like
Tue prodigal son, he takes his portion and
quits the paternal mansion. On that day 7
buy calf and begin to fatten il. sure that
before month he will return to get his mart
OF IL. 1t is true that eyil-minded people saw
that it is for the sake of the calf that he
comes back, and not for mine; but am not
more than half inclined to believe that."--
NeU York Tribune.
a Rome correspondent of the Tribune
writes that it Is positively asserted that had
,h sda;l Spalding lived he would have
becn made Cardinal before Easter. America
is still to have her Cardinal, and the name If
Arch bishop McCloskey, of New York. is
mentioned for the honor. The report thnt
the Ecllmenical Council is to be called To-
gethcr is probably untrue.
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RESOLUTIONS 4 PARTNERSHIPS,

FHE FIRMS OF THOMAS BRANCH
= SONS, at Petersburg, Va; THOMAS
BRANCH Il Co, Bankers, &C, ut Richmond, Va :
THOMAS BRANCH 4 CO., Commission Merchants
Richmond. Va. are (G. A. CUNNINGHAM heinz,
partner only of the latter rm) this day dissolved
by mutual consent. -
Either partner will sign in lquidation
All the banking business of the above firms has
been transferred to the Merchants National Rank of
Richmond. Va, of which Thomas Branch is prnsi-
dent and all the commission business to the new firm
of THOMAS BRANCH 6 CO., Of Richmond Va,
notice Of which appears below.
Persons having unsettled business with any of the
above firms will please call at once and settle The
business of BRANCH, SONS & CO., at Augusta,
Ga. aud BR ANCH 6 SONS, ut Savannah, Ga. will
he continued heretofore under the management OF
THOMAS Z. BRANCH.
THOMAS BRANCH,
JOHN z. BRANCH,
FRED. Il. SCOTT,
THOMAS j. BRANCH,
GEORGE A. CUNNINGHAM.
The undersigned have purchased all interest IN the
firm of THOMAS BRANCH & CO., Commission
Merchants, and will continue the same business al
the corner of Thirteenth and Cary streets under the
same style and firm name.
All claims against the old firm and all debts due
them will be settled by the new. and those having
unsettled business are requested to call and SETTLE
JOHN p. BRANCH,
GEORGE A. CUNNINGHAM.
March l, 1879. NH oS-lw
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Comulaiuts have been made at the r.

Complaints have been made at the Trea-
>ury Department that Maryland oyster boats
uc1@s>ing on Virginia shore conceal their
iG'incs, Ill violation of the navigation laws.
and ctt>lom officers have been notified to seize
ell vessels attempting TO disguise their names,
~ they are liable to forfeiture i'll practicing
d"c"rtion.-W Washington Repvt'icdn.
\ lrg" delegation of Michigan lumbe,mcn
= here to oppose the passage OF the Chicago
r'i"f Hill in the House, which passed the
>"nate last week. They claim to have been
- seriously injured in their material interests
by the northwestern fires rs Chicago, and
that they are equally entitled to relief at the
hands Of the General Government Wash.
'"g1on Republican.
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SENDING BUILDERS TO JAIL.-According to
Berlin newspaper, two unfaithful build
cra--a mason and Il carpenter-haye come TO
legal grief in tiiat city. They undertook to
construct house, and they did it after so
Negligent fashion that the said house speed
lIy tumbled down. Wherefore the mason and
carpenter have been sent to Jail Cor eighteen
months. 1t would be too much for us to ex-
JSct like dispensation of justice in such
cases hi this country. but could not we have
q sort Of partial provision for Furnishing at
least the builders OF unta1Istworthy meeting
houses ?-Nes York Tribune, ~
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GRANT il, aFcnrfSySsapia.

\ dispatch received from Harrisburg to-
night states that the State Senate Committee
Ill The contested case of Alexander Mcclure,
,i,ct",i noln the fourth senatorial district,
hay" decided to report in his favor, thus
making the state Senate stand Ii Rcpubli-
,nu, 10 IL Democrats. and one Indcpcnt-
mi OF anli-Grant Republican.
The admission of Colonel Mcclure will
i.a.c m important bearing Oh the political
complexion of Pennsylvania. 1t is stated,
5. the Cameron Republicans declare, that ii
viii not only render the delegation in the
Philadelphia Convention doubtful for Grant,
bat rnrharr;.>s the party in the State in the
election in the same direction Washington
,L-.l9HnN-- b0ItimOre Sl,2
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AN AMERICAN THAMES TUENEL.-rhe IA
nous tunnel connecting the Middlesex and
Surrey banks of the Thames in the two Sec
tions Of London knownas Wrapping and Ro-
therhth is to have its rival, If bill now
pending before the New York Legislature be
passed, by a tunnel to connect the cities of
New York and Brooklyn. The bill incorpo-
rates the New York and Brooklyn Submerged
Tubular Bridge Company, nnd authorizes it
to construct tunnel, or iron tube, across the
East river large enough to contain car
riageway, n footway, and horse railway, for
the movement OF both passengers and freights,
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BY Nj. Br.Xton The petition Of ID. f.
slaughter asking to have lis political dis
abilities removed.
Ey Mr. Harris. Of Virginia: The petition
81 l.. +. ". Lake. of CliIpcper county. Va.
riayin" compensation for property used by
tie Union army.
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II COMMERCIAL saa.
CeRN ANDFLoUR EXCHANGE,
sEt-S RICHMOND, Y.a.sM March 20, iS72.

$50 fRICMosp, VA. March 20, is72 !
sityisl stf9&sg OFFERINGS. Il. 7t sfJsay b,
81 WHEAT.-.wi iifa, AZ bushels. Red none.
spE CORN White, r5S bushels RI ~ F.
OATs.-4oG bushels 5ii.t - -35t2ar
HEAL---t0 bushels. = Isl SO ill., ~ .lfi $500
BLAGk-EYED Peas bushels. i -. j .,gstt
SCREESISGS.-14b bushels
FLoUR--32 barrels 80 g ssss
SALES 80" 80 ~
WHkAT--Wlilte, III bushels fair at Si.To. e
: SCoRy--W srite, 400 bushels r,rifac "a zoe -
OhTs-so bushels black prime at 72ic; so bushels
white prime ut 7oc; 10 bushels white very good al
&C. ...g# -. .S.sr# st1-1T-, q ' - oo~~' -
MEAI--4e bushels at 7lc f.
BLACR-EfED PEAs.-f bushels at Si.35.
= SCREENTSf:Ss-Itb bushels al zoe = ,:Is'' ss .
FLoUR.-Supcr lBaltnore), II barrels at A. 70 e,-
tn tJ,almore) IL barrels Mt Ss.3T family jruJti
norcl, Il barrels at 1854. This -four Is Richmond
RE-EXHIB1TED.
WnEAT.-Whitc, IL bushels. -
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John Albert Bright. son of the distin-
Sul>hcd British statesman John Bright, was
Oil the jluor Of the House to-day, and intro
duccd 10 the Speaker and many members of
Tie HOusc.- H0ShinGton telegram.
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siREgTAURANTS. !,

w - = RssrAuH.TEURsgs8
ss..x On i 6snd n isss Sss III tssf
Afford for IDS Inc xses q , ~ Sass s a,s
pssssv fsyg snner Parties, ard be eapeelasy nsips
ladies' and geafensr % the 'l'es
sS Te MT hat are ret e
In Ricnmond are found nt bis bar " ~
DRINKS are promptly fnaqc b$U1se " Ise i'.ss "a
peylesaced bands In the Cd
sWifts aocesapl cooks. ste. tASDs aTo
serTedip te mod US ned LII
EEYxfLE esFxa ever rev 1en3 S2a4 sksc0o w"
do tnayant spirta pc shelafx 1lsasetaaa: ~
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CONTEMPORARIES.

ERESH COCOA NUTS, &c.-1,00O fresh
L COCOA NUTS; loo boxes fresh LAYER
RAISINS: 10 cases fresh SARDTNES; 100 cases
T. h. fresh PEACHES: 200 cases e h. fresh
TOMATOES: $40 dozen (qrt.) BRA NDY PEACHES
IS boxes assorted fresh desiccated COCOA NUT
just received. For sale by
LEWIS j. BOSSIEUX,
null ~ f412 Main street.
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E3iSabiliticS.

Ia The House on Monday Nj. Clilchcr in
tIuiuccd Il bill TO remove the disabilities of
certain PERSONS.
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The Marquise de Chambord is a grand:
daughter of Lafayette ~
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DENTISTRY.
TUD. B. WOOD, D. d. s., 81
PRACTITIONER OF DENTISTRY
In all its various branches.

Special attention paid to FILLING TEEih anu
CORRECTING IRREG ARITIES of the same.
OFFICE: Ninth street two doors from Main.
NH I'm
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sgoasc Ei,; Referred Inn scnasc,


a Eiil I'll. Il. No. 20iS) for the relief {
Robert \. MAYO, Of Richmond, Va
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l 81
KERR ON RECEIVERS, BrGELoW,s
- Insursnce Rep0fts. vols. Ksrr on ifnipne.
s Ss .s1d Er.ua and Mistakes: Wnartonis Con.
Perry on TRUSTS Bliss on IKa M,
Hard on Contracts, q vsis 8 Amerfrsn I..si,.s
Gases, q vols. American Rs,orts q ynIs ess,s
Forms Matthews Criminal Digess ana ttonotS;s
sl1ners Guide. An the new and sxiitnyd WORKS n,
NH sssdd ~ RANpoLPH 1 E q i 81
1872. NOW = g TIE 1879.
; erf. 80 - TIME TO :s,9sEsrss,f' ! !
@ SUBSCRIBE FOX THE YEAH a ~,
:ssta n sao&r ls72. iat
ANY, NEWSPAPER OR MAGAZINE PUB
LfsHED In THE WORLD SENT To
~, i, SUBSCRIBERS In any PART III :.
an OF THE COUNTRY AT p
=. 1871 ~ Low RATES s.Eiaft ~
BY
ELLYSOS & TAYLOR, 81.
r. NEWSDEALERS AND BOoKsELLERS,t Y
!, 1ll6 MAIN STREET, y~-,y v
r NEXT TO DISPATCH BUILDING, Z
~ RICHMOND, VA. e-,sgSsE !. :.
pAILIES.
New York Herald. .Sl2 sol Washington Pa
New York World. II 90 triot ......... $40 90
New York Tribune. Il 90 Baltimore Sun. 90
Washington Chron- Baltimore Ameri- :.
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RICHMOND, FREpERIcsspuRo. ASp)
: Potomac, R0UrE February IL i1S72. Z

TIP DAY MAIL leaves Byrd-Street sta
z " ton, Richmond. at $50 A. NJ - 'fst ~ SFlt
. UP NIGHT: MAIL leaves Byrd Street station,
Richmond, at saS p. NJ except on Sundays.)
UP ACCOMMODATIONS leaves Broad Street sta
ton, Richmond, at 2:ae p. 3L Except on Sundays
DOWN DAY MALL arrives ut Byrd-Street sta
ton. Richmond, ut 2:l7 z. NJ.
+ DOWN NIGHTAIAIb arrives at Byrd.Street sta
ton. Richmond, at 3:30 a. N. Except ON Mondays.)
/ DOWN ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN arrives at
Broad-Srcet Sstation Richmond. at SIS AIM. lex
cept on Sundays.) =. - st.zt .siif sEzIg.its
ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN y1nsto Milford only.
Travellers bound westrta Baltimore and Ohio rail-
road will by taking the $50 A. bE mail hence connect
more and Ohio railroads BY the sA5 p. NJ. they will
connect with the $40 A. NJ. at Relay House, on the
same road-the former being the quicker line for
4 SPECIAL FREIGHT TRAIN, with a passenger
car attached, will be run between Richmond and
mond at s:45 A. NJ, arriving ut Milford at l2:2 =. NJ.
Returning, will leave Milford at p. L. and arrive In
Richmond the same day nc Ga p .1Farg the
same as on the accommodation train. z E,A -lph
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OK BARRELS JOHN TAYLOR'S CELE-
DRAFTED SUGAR-CURED JERSEY HAMS
IS hogsheads CLEAR RIB SIDES,
Is hOgshcads SHOULDERS,
25 hogsheads PORTO RICO SUGAR,
100 bags RIO COFFEE, *.
SO bags LAGUAYRA COFFEE,
Is bags OLD GOVERNMENT BROWN JAVA
COFFEE, choice article;
80 barrels William Moller & Sons extra GOLDEN
SYRUP, ..-...
ECO barrels EASTERN HERRINGs (new),
$50 boxes SANGER'S MUSTARD,
10 Lalf-cllests GOLD CHOP TEA,
% half-chcsts GUNPOWDER TEA,
Is cases BLACK TEA, gs. s.s.Er
, go kegs ENGLISH SODA four importatiop) daily
expected, which offer to the trade st lowest mar
ket rates. b. G. TAkDY q GU.
mhS a+.#@ ri ..s
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HAVANA ORANGES
One hundred cases lust received by
PIZZ1NI.
For sale wholesale and retail. NH 2
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FOB PRINTING NEATLY DONE AT
IL THIS OFFICE ~
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1EAGHNEa WORKss--sLoASrs s. AID.
-lu DlNGTQN Mnsa laSZ1. i6oAaidA6s and 1a2S

H& ACHlSEA WORhSs--ELGAdH d AID.
IHl DiNGT0N, Moat l&22, k24y I42ss and 14oS
Cary street, and Nos. u and j south Eiteen emu.
work tn the DachiHit hnc, ye,r all kinds OF work.
We go IN the country to do all Sorts or work IN our
ard keep them on band, ssc 90 tolasS1 serews OF
all kind, together viii hands sd aEe Gil ar.
Mud Ssr safesH stzaa OF neS r1dseeoaslshsnd En-
eines: Boilers, Saw Wills, Power pumH,
Platform Scales, Skating. Hangers. Yuteys, Gear
Of m uscful articles in our sipA lQgat1er with
Judsons Patent LIZ Cor Com.
rg peel Yaiycs2 GIobeVasyts, TxA0s Cqfks; Self
e31tnr Cuf&, for both engine, aud slsafapR; Eiuo
Cleaners OH Csns sc. AI 81 when
terms N,sUsWe receive on e9nslEpmsnt al KINDS
OF machinery, both new aud seeondihand Come ana
nee us. foe1l SLoAT .&sADDls6IoN.
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.Bq SeSsE A u 15Is s SESs9ls A1l'
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! RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILnokD Co..
RICHMOND, VA, January 90, lsae. 5
ON AND AFTER FEBRUARY 1sT the

III
~ TRAINS on this road will run as follows,
The MAIL TRAINS leave Richmond at gas A.
NJ. and 2:ao p NJ, and leave Petersburg at 4:o5 a.
NJ. and 1870 p. M. L..ss4gg Z rs.' csErt{
FREIGHT TRAINS, with u passenger coach at
tached, leave Richmond ut g a. NJ and 4:so =. NJ
and leave Petersburg at T:45 A. NJ and $50 p. NJ.
and an ACCOMMODATION TRAIN connecting
with the train from Norfolk leaves Petersburg at IL
The 5as A. NJ. TRAIN VIII not leave Richmond
OIL Sundays, and the s:iS Am. FREIGHT, TRAIN
aud 7:2o r. NJ. MAIL TRAIN will not leave Peters
burg on Sundays. .ist.s3 t.sr4 o. "a att,"f
Fare for single tickets ......,.. ....,& IS
Fare for return tickets. ............. eco
Communication tickets can he had at the following
rates: ifsE .sst't 80 ~ ,NtT il sEGk.ffI ytFHE
-; Fifty trip-tickets for..........,.....Sl0oo
One hundred rip-tickcts for. .... 80 90
Passengers for Norfolk Will take the ESQ p. M.
DAILY TRAIN, and those! from Norfolk will con-
meet ut Petersburg with the 10 A. NJ. TRAIN.
Passengers from Clover ii LII will take The $50 A.
NJ. TRAIN on Mondays, w ednesdays, and Fridays;
and returning, leave Richmond Oh the same days ut
The NAIL TRAINS win stop only at Chester aud
The 5, A. III. TRAIN will connect at Petersburg
with the Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio railroad for
sIEEPfNG-GARs on the 2.so p. n. TRAIN, run
ming through to Wilmington r y. kAsEY,.
ja30 Ticket ana Freight Agent.
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO BAIL
" ROAD.-On aud after September LIST PASsES'
GER TRAINS; will leave Richmond. tsundays ea'
s:sS a. M.@MaIL TRAIN for the White, Sulphur
Springs connecting at dorioisvie Wih the Vran ,S
Alexandris and Manassas g SansS "AAH
3as p. GOMMoDATloNTRALNt l. ro mor.
louisville, except OH Saturday, which gay ie N.Y.,
af5P NJ This train connects at Gord9nsylHse t.ii
the night trains on the Orange AlexandTsa ana pa
nnssas railroad for LYNCHBURG andtWAsHINu-
Through tickets, at low rates, sold to al points
NeIthwest and Southwest ,v.ro .x Queenstown,
Amsterdam Antwerp, Hamburg, IIayre, AG.leru;an,,
Bergen Copenhagen. and Gothenburg 90 al H.Sts
ON fiis road cnu be bought OF me =, am
Agent at Richmond, or can be ordered nf0usa an'
station agent on the road. Cam
Further information may be obtained at the CON-
pany's Offices. Is 81 ,f:stf5E IG.JDst, etf,aL Jul
: No passenger trains are run on Sundays.
A. H.PERKY, General suMrintcnasn,t'
JAMES +. NETHGRLAND, Genersf ffckcs Aeeh@
pa s
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NOW rs THE TIME TO REINYIGOR-
" ATE your horses and mules for spring and sum,
mer work Give them a box or two or JOCkaE ~
CLUB POWDERS-thc great horse medicine OF tne
do1:oand note the benefit. Sold, wholesale ana
reiniI. nv WOOD & SON, Druggists,
nh Ninth and Main streets,
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REUBEN FOSTER, General Agent, No. 20 Light
street, Baltimore.
j; L. TAYLOR, General Ticket and freight Agent.
Richmond.
n ii. HorcHKrss, Travelling Agent Il mil
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GROCERIES, DC.
EAMILY FLOUR. SIS.
so barrels EDDY FAMILY,
100 barrels VALLEY MILLS FAMILY,
so barrels BIG SPRING FAMILY. r...
NH IL A. Y. STOKES & CO.

TUST RECEIVED, AND FOR SALE AT
~ the lowest market prices, ~ .....
10 tierccS HAMS,
| 200 barrels REFINED SUGARS, Sis
100 bags LAGUAYRA COFFEE,
200 bags RIO COFFEE,
| so boxes CHEESE.
NH HARVEY S JONES.
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d edmond AND; DANVILLE, RAIL
~ ROAD.--On and after December !, ISL;

DICJIDIOND AND DANVILLE, RAIL
II ROAD-On and after December l,lsn:
- - - a. GOING WEST ~
Train No. throngh Iaasonger) leaves "Richmond
daily Except Sundays) ut 7405 A. VI. leaves Dam
VILE at 1lo3 a. NJ; arrives ut ut l:S2
PM. ast .'tt5 ~ .SJii R2t issf 2tf' '''t =
Train No. 8 (Lynciburg passenger, leaves Rich
mond daily at 9:I5 A. Al arrives ut Lynchburg at
Train No. IL ftl,rousl, mail and expressl leaves
Richmond daily at $40 p NJ leaves panyille daily
ut 1914 2. NJ; arrives ut Greensboro daily ut l:l2
A. 81.
Train No. IA Through mall anu express leaves
Greensboro daily At 1850 +. Mi leaves UalIvllle
daily at 1919 p NJ; arrives at Richmond daily ut
| 5:ls 4. Nj. sseE# #s. s5faE ~ y.s.Jfsa II :;
Train no. 0 Through passenger) leaves Greens
boro' daily Except Sundnys) at 11o5 "A. NJ; leaves
Danvie at l.27 =. NJ arrives at Richmond ut o2l
P. NJ. 1sfa .e:ait Id 10 ,,.s.!E=,
| burg daily at $40 A. ii. leaves Burkevle ut I.
+! NJ; arrives at Richmond ut .'M.E ,h.ItI.l
| Trains Nos. and IL connect ~ GREENSBORO WIN
trains on tie North Carolina railroad for all points
south. ~
| Train No. connects at Burkevillc with train on
the Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio railroad Tor al
points southwest and south. -.
| THROUGH TICKETS to all points south ana
southwest can be procured II the ticket onicc ID
Richmond and OF r. F. W AI.KER, agent OF tho At
lantic, Mississippi and Ohio railroad noted Main
Papers that have arrangements to advertise the
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-27

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HORSE POWDERS for your horgc or mnlc.
Sold by WoDD SON.
NH Siuth and Main streets.