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Persons who carry strychnine in their
pockets should discard it at once, especially
if they have any felons about them. The
story is now that Policeman Butterfeld, who
last week died from hydrophoba, did moi
die from the effects of the bite which the no.
bic greyhound inflicted but that he absorbed
the hydr"phobia which was in the strych-
nine he carried, the strychninc having made
its way into his felon. Medical science is a
good thing when it isn't spread so much as
to look thin.
The Dctroitcrs arc wearing sheet-iron pan.
falcons. They don't believe that hydropho-
bia can be absorbed from Strychnine carried
in the weskit.-L0uiSrilie Courier.
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FASHIONABLE DRESS GOODS

FASHIONABLE DRESS GOODS
received at the popular
BROAD-STREET DRY GOODS STORE.
SPRING PoPLINS In all desirable shades,
SPRING POPLINS In plain plaid and stripes,
JAPANESE GOODS in all varieties, =
SILK-WARP DRESS GOODS,
Handsome SILK STRIPE GOODS.
GRENADINES In black and white ground, witt
figures and stripes;
PLAIN BLACK GRENADINES from CSC. to g.,
Another lot of those extra cheap HANDkER.
CHIEFS at l5c..
MARSEILLES QUILTS at !l5o,
and many other desirable goods at prices which vii
defy competition. s. HIRSH,
an 81 627 Broad street.
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nAiLIsoAn ,i,Iass.

U 4AA0A0 LINN
I'D ~ M M M %
$HHEsAPEAkE AND OHIO RAIL.
Y, RUAD.-Gn and after 4tt,rfI 18th pAssENaER
TEAMS WI. leave Richmond fsundays execptedJ
ss follows: 1850 =
SAG A. li.-sIAIL TRAIN for the White sulphtr
Springs, connecting st G0rc1usvie with the Orail g,
Alexandria and Manassas train for Washington q,
North and LynrfbBrg and S0ntll. s..s
i. 3.55 g. M.--ACCoMAf0DATI6N TEAfN for Go !.
louisville. except on Saturday, On which day II leaves
~ 400 n. This train rouDects 81 witt,
NE night trains on the Orange, Aiexsndria ard Ma
r T4sS railroad for LYSCHBu aG and WASHtNG-
Tnrough tickets, at low rases, sold TO aH points
N9Itn~est and Southwest - sssSt SCI
steeTage tickets from liverpool Queenstown,
nlnsisrdai,, Antwerp, Hamburg Havrc ROTTERDAM,
.e M and GotheuburS, TO all points
on ans rgsa; can be bought Of the General Ticket
sutton agent ON tlie road. ~ -. ,'1"1, '
Further information may be Obtained ut fie Com
No passenger trains are run on Sundays.
A. II. PERRY, General Superintendent
JAMES F. NETHERLAED, General Ticket Agent
II
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EXTENSIVE ROBBERY.-Memphis, Tenn,
April 23.,--Las night Colonel Fl. S. McComh,
president of the Southern Railroad Associa-
ton, was robbed at Il hotel in Grenada, Miss,
Of his diamonds, gold watch, 81 200 in gold,
and some currency, the whole valued at scye-
raj thousand dollars.
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SOUTHERN BAPTIST UNvERs1TY.-Nemphts
April 23.-The Baptist Convention of West
Tennessee, North Mississippi, and Arkansas,
in session here to-day, have pledged the body
to raise 5000, 900 in the event of the Southern
Baptist University at Greenville, s. c., being
removed to the vicinity Of Memphis.
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VALUABLE INVENTION BY I.yNCHBuRG Me-
CHANIc.-We witnessed, by invitation. yes
tertiy the trial Ola patent c:lr-couplng, the i'll
yention of Mr.. Henry Hawley, OF Lynchburg,
which promises revolution i'll the mode of
coupling cars, and ut the same time rich re-
ward to the mechanical genius OF the inventor.
From the specification upon which the pa
tent was granted on the 18th of March last,
we ascertain the object of the invention to
he to improve the construction OF car-cou-
plings of the class in which spring Jaws opc,,
rated by a cam ere employed to receive and
hold the coupling-links, and this improve.
meut consists mainly in the arrangement OF
bow-springs with cross-bars working in slots
of the dlaw-head a trial Of the coupling
was Inade, rs stated, yesterday, and the re-
suit was to establish fully themerits claimed
for it by its inventor. That it will come into
popular use can hardly be doubted, as it is a
simple, cheap, and yet effective selt-coupling.
Lyach6mg Republican.
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corn AND FLOUR EXCHANGE,
RICHMOND, VA. April Is. IsT21 J
OFFERINGS.

WHEAT.--None.
CoRE.-White, lst3r Iu,sl,cIs YrI1n,y %, Jmehe,=
Mixed, so bushels. y "
OATs.-a58 bushels $50
BALED STRAw.-So bales.
SALES.
CORS.-White- 1sa bushels good nj Tsc.. 1.3ac
bushels prime Mt 75c.; 80 hlseIs very GOOD at 7c
total 1Sia bushels. Mixed so bushels prime ut f5c
oATs.-ioo bushels very good spring ut GSc. 80 -
STRAw.-s0 bales Mt SIC. -,'-'
RE-EXHIBITED f-
CoRS.-Yellow, so bIshels 1
0ATS.--.3O bushels.
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JAMAICA PosrAL SYsTEM.--Kiagston, April
23.-To prevent frauds in the postal service
which have been frequent OF late, the GOV
eminent now requires each officer TO pay
premium to common fund, ont OF when
losses for robbery and theft are to be lhdem'
nited.
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: PROBABLE TRAGEDY IL CAMPBELL COUNTY.
Information was brought to town yesterday
of serious aftray Mt Green Hill, in this
county, which it was thought would proba-
bly, have a fatal termination. The parties to
it were Colonel John Wimbish and his SON
John and q man named Booth, who has
store and mill at Green Hill. We did not
hear the cause of the difficulty, but under
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DANGEROUS BUILprsGs.-Nean York, April
GA committee of the Board of Fire I'm
derwriters has gone to Albany to protest
against the proposed new building law,
whicl, allows the construction of walls Of
buildings to be Of much less thickness than
now. The Underwriters declare that the
construction of such walls would be dan
gerous to the safety of the city in case of
f,.a i. r..
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RICHMOND AND nErEnspgne RAILROAD co,l

RICHMOND AND FETERsBuRG RAILROAD Col
RICHMOND, Va, March 30, is72 !
ON AND AFTER SUNDAY, MARCH
- ast, the TRAINS on this road viii run as fol-
The MAIL TRAINS leave Richmond at sss A.
NJ. and "a" p H., and leave Petersburg at II A. d.
EkEit,iiT TRAINS, with a passenger eosch at:
tacled, leave Richmond at $ A.'M.Fana r ST., and
The Il 4 VII mot hehmond
on sundaS 1n tRs e MAIL III, aS and
burg on Sundays. - .,g.ls.''s
Enrs for single tickets !, ...,"..slss
Continuation tickets can Ce had at the following
Fifty,trin tickets cts; for y, .s::: =: ssS %
Passengers for Norfolk will take the $50 p. NJ.
DAILY TEAM, and those from Norfolk or, win con-
Psss s from "t cover H viii the eo A.
NJ. TEAM on Mondays Wednesdays, and Fridays;
and returning, leave Richmond on the same days ut
The MAIL TRAINS viii stop only at Chester and
The The 4. N. TRAIN Will connect at Petersburg
with the Atlantic, Mississippi aud Ohio railroad for
h} FEGHNX Ss'! PALACE sEEEP1Se,cAR viii
running through to Wilmington. 49,,
NH 30 Ticket and Freight Agent.
RIcHMoND AND DANyILE RAILROAD co.,
| RICHMOND, March 27, 1872. :
| d RICHMOND AND DANyILLE RAIL.
~ RoAD.-on and after SUNDAY. March slst,
| lS7o: gs ay
GOING WEST
| Train No. Through passengcr) leaves Richmond
daily Except Sundays) at 3:35 A. NJ. leaves Dam
Vile at ll: A. NJ; arrives at Greensboro at ?:i5
Train No. 6 U.ynchburg passenger) leaves Ricr-
mond daily at9:l A. NJ arrives at Lynchburg at 5
Train No II Through mall and exprees) leaves
Richmond daily Mt .35 p. NJ; leaves Danville daily
At Il T. NJ; arrives at Greensboro daily at l:S5
GOING EAST.
Train No. Through mall and express) leaves
Greensboro daily Mt I2a5 A. NJ: leaves Danville
daily at $3.50 A. NJ; arrives at Richmond daily at
| 1902 =. NJ.
Train No. 7 Through passengcr) leaves Greens
pm. -
Train No. 10 tLynchhurg passengerl leaves Lynch
| burg daily at o a. NJ; leaves Brrkeyille at l..
| NJ; arrives ut Richmond at 4:aU =. M.
| Trains Nos and II connect 1t Greensboro with
| trains on the North Carolina railroad orhl points
| south.
Train No. connects at Burkeyiile with train, on
the Atlantic Mississippi and Ohio railroad for all
| points southwest and south.
| Train No. IL connects at Greensboro with train for
| Raleigh; arrives there ut 1905 A. NJ. Passengers
| leaving Raleigh at T:l5 Il. NJ connect at Green's
| 5oro' With train No. Lfnr Richmond. n
| THROUGH TICKETS TO all points south and
| southwest can he procured at the ticket Office In
Richmond, and of L. +. WALKER. Agent of the At
lantIc, NIississipplan Ohio railroad, No. 1926 Main
| street, Richmond.
| Papers that have arrangements to advertise tile
schedule OF this company VIII pe;se print as above
! General Freight and Ticket a gent.
T. NJ II. TALcorr' E3Stnecr and superi INT n
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THE GREATEST BARGAIN
SPRING DRY GOODS.

VHE GREATEST BARGAIN
SPRING DRY GOODS.
New style MohaIr Dress Goods, IS to soc. per yard
Best-make Black Apacas, Csc. ap;
Splendid Black silk ut sl.5o and 81 per yard;
Trimming Silks, all colors. at *l.2j per yard;
White Piqucs, Bishop and Victoria Lawns, Main
socks, Swiss Musllns, and Cambrics from e5c. t.
Soc. per yard;
Tarlatans all shades, 30 to i5c.;
Latest styles Cassnercs 75c.. 81 $l.25, and $3.50;
Cambria Edgings and InsertIngs, yerv cheap
Gents Kid Gloves extra quality, ut SIPS per pair
Ladies' Kid Gloves hest ond prcttiest, ut *l.53 pc
pair;
Very newest designs Of Parasols,
Lace and Linen Collars and Sets,
Lace Shawls and Sacks,
Ladies' Suits,
best and largest Grape Wells,
Superior Table Linens,
Napkins, Towels, Quilts,
and many more desirable articles, at the very loves
prices. at WILLIAM THALHIA1EK & SONS,
apla 6O1 Broad, corner Sixth street.
T c. COURTNEY & son, - : 800
would call special attention to the following
AleXanders best Kid Gloves,
Lace Points and Sacks,
All the new Styles Oh fuldSOiS,
ThOmpson's Glovc-Fitting COrsots. a
Ottenhemer's and Harris COrsets, ="
Fanning's Kid-Fitting Skeleton Corsets,
Hosiery OF all qualities and Sizes
Gents GauZe Shirts and Drawers.
Gents and Boys Linen-l5OSOm Shirts,
Ladies' GauZe Nests-l0ng and short sleeves;
White and Colorcd Piquc,
Table Damask, Napkins, Towels, Quilts,
Ilandkerchlefs, Ribbons.
ScartS. and Embroiderics. ap lo-ln
| CHARLOTTESVILLE
| WOOLLEN MILLS.
Those VERY HANDSOME and SUPERIOR
SPRING WOOILESS
made at these celebrated mills IRE for sale IN Rich
| m0nd, Va, by
THOMAS r. PRICE & Co.
"a. W. HOLT RICHARDSON K CO.,
LEVY BROTHERS.
WILKINSON K WRITER'S,
DUCkWALL & ROUSS,
| BREEDEN & FOX.
CARDOZO, FOURQUREAN 4 co.
CONSUMERS
| are specially invited to call and see them.
Samples mailed merchants on application. AZ
CHARL OTTEsvH.LE WOoLLEN MILLS:
ana Charlottesville. Va
-
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MIR. Noise. a gentleman who came here
with his family from New Orleans short
time ago, died on Monday evening at his resi-
dcnce on Park street. Charlottesville INTEL
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stand chat IN fight which took plaza la.
tween tho Wtsabishea aud Boath, at his staro.
Tue latter suffered serious injuries, hills skuii
being tinetnred, and Il was believed that he
would not survive. Booth Is Il northern man.
anu came OH to represent Moe at the time Of
ms bogus purchase Of the Green Hill estate.
Ly'acab,n'y Virgtnian.
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RICHMOND, FREDEHIcKsBuRa AND,
:. POTOMAC fROTpTf. March 40. tsfa. Z

TIP DAY MAIL leaves Byrd-Sreet sta.
" hOn, 1890 p. ~. 5s%f4 s.,l i. $rzsaEsI
UP NIGHT MAIL leaves Byrd5Sheet station,
p. ii. lexcept on Sundays
UP RECOMMENDATION leaves Broad Street sta
lion. az. 81. fexcept on Sundayy.t 5.,4ist1
|, :, DOWN DAY MAIL arrives at ByrdLSIreet sta
ton. 3:s A. NJ. Except on Mqpdays.) a,s,Y.3
DOWN ACCOMMODATION THAN arr. es al
.froat-Strect station, s:37 A. NJ. Except on Sun
days. .-.,Ea sgs,I.Es seSsl.t ! ~
q ACCOMMODAT10NTR TRAIN runs TO Milford only.
Travellers bound west ria BaltImofenpd Ohio rail-
road VIII by taking the i2:se as nn henca connect
with the 97 T. NJ train at Relay House, on the Balti-
more and Ohio railrnad. BY the p. M. they viii
connect with the $50 A. NJ. at Relay House, on the
same road-the former being the quicker line for
points west. saa e.a. ...@F -~g.- ~ 49,. AN
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DICHMOND AND YORK RIVER
Al RAILRO AID.
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS AND THE TRAVEL
LING PUBLIC.
TRI-WEEKLY LINE
BETWEEN RICHMOND, BALTIMORE,
PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORK,
AND BOSTON, AND TO ALE
POINTS NORTH AND
EAST WEST AND
NORTHWEST,

Passenger train leaves Richmond on Tuesdays,
Thursdays, and Saturdays ut L. d, connecting
With the splendid steamer STATE OF VIRGINIA,
Captain l.. w. FREEMAN, for the aboyc-named
points. touching NJ the river landings, and arriving
In Baltimore on the following morning In time 10
connect with trains North and vest
THROUGH TICKETS and BAGGAGE checked
10 all points.
Passenger train leaves daily Except Sunday for
West Point.
Steamer leaves Baltimore pier No. 2, No. 90 Light
street, on Mondays Wednesdays, and Fridays. at
z. NJ, arriving In Richmond ut IL O'Clock the fol-
lowing morning, giving passengers three hours and
thirty minutes to transact business and dine before
the leaving Of the trains South. 3 .sss-,.
Freight train, with passenger car attached, leaves
Tuesdays. Thursdays, and Saturdays at O'Clock A.
| NJ, for through freIghts 70 all points North and
West; and on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays.
for local freight between Richmond and West Point
Freight received daily, carefully handled, and
| promptly forwarded Through bills Of ladng gwen
| 10 all points.
| FARE. s.a
From Richmond to Baltimore. %
From Richmond to PHILADELPHIA. ......".... 6S
From Richmond 10 New York. 10 80
From Richmond 10 Boston, all rail- u %
From Richmond TO Boston via the Sound..... II Is
WILLIAM y. BRAGG, Superintendent.
REUBEN FOSTER, General Agent, No. 80 Light
j. L. TAYLOR, General Ticket and Freight Agent,
Richmond. -.
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TOsEPH C. DRPNER, -
d 49, -UNDERTAKER,~ sssess -.
isaa Franklin street, between Thirteenth and Four
$500 -'.t,' teentll streets.
lam in connection with the largest CONN iacsS,
rios az the United States, and am ahie 70 iarhish
''i npRN and CLOSE CARRIAGES ana .o buS-
GIES FOR HIRE, nl0
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SUDDEN DEATn.-Mr. Benjamin Wood. an
old and esteemed citizen of this county, died
very suddenly at his home near IVY depot
last monday morning. at an early hour he
Went OIL his farm and gave directions for the
Gays work. Returning he sat down at the
nfeaEiast table, and was in the act of rcceiy.
ing IRON his granddaughter cup of coffee
wnen his head sank upon his breast and the
hSara ceased its beating. Mr.. Wood was
quite aged, perhaps beyond seventy years.
Anu strange, all his brothers died very much
IN This way Charlottesville IatelIfgencer.
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The Cincinnati Convention meets next
Wednesday.
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GALL AND SEE THE
NEW STYLES OF SILKS
AND OTHER
DRESS GOODS NOW OPENING AT
j. G.. COURTNEY L SONS,
ap 2O-lw S15 Broad street.
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HE WnEAT,-We are glad to state that
rom our observation along the lines of the
virginia and Tennessee and the East Ten.
neSsee, Virginia, and Georgia railroads, we
are prepared to give very favorable account
OF the growing wheat crop. 1t looks green.
fresh, and luxuriant; and the quantity seems
TO DC unusually large. Should nothing hap
pen to cut it short, southwestern Virginia
and East Tennessee will produce very large
Yields. We have favorable accounts, too,
from other portions of the State Lvacl-
burg Firgnian.
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INDEPENDENT ORDER Observation-Disclosures.
TloN.-According to announcement the fol.
lowing officers of the Grand Lodge of the
state, from Richmond, arrived in the city
last night for the purpose of instituling At,
lantic Lodge, No. 8, !. Q. NJ, and Installing
the recently-elected officers: l., Z. Starkc.
vice grand architect ; DR.. Ii. Cabcll Tabb.
senior grand architect W. r. Booth, grand
chaplain :; j. Curtis Taylor, grand recording
secretary.
They were NET at The depot by Mcssrs.
NlrginilS Freeman, NJ. II. Stephens, and W.
Il. Foster, who comprised the Committee of
Reception and Arrangements, b. whom
they We're conducted to the Atlantic Hotel,
where arrangements had been made. Here
they paTtook OF supper, after which they
were conducted 10 the lutlgc-raam, where
they Were formally introduced to the Lodge
ny the chairman ri the committee, Captain
Firginins Freeman.
Mr.. +. &. Stake, vice grand grchtcct,
replied in eloquent language, and the Lodge
was then duly instituted in due form, and
the officers elect installed, after which tile
workings of the Order were cycmplificd i'll Il
manner to us unknown, We not being of the
Initiated. The evening was closed by an ell
tcriainnent given to the visitors ut Mr.. T..
Rudd's establishment, where for sevcra!
hours tine pleasures of the table employed
every thought. The usual toasts and gene.
raj interchange Of pleasant converse followed.
and the festivities were kept up to quite q
late hOur.-NOrJOM FirqtniQn.
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CLOTHING.

CLoTHISG.
SPRING AND SUMMER WEAR.
From $4,000 to Slol.oaO worth must he sold This
season without res#i,l to
COST or PROFIT.
TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT. SAVED
to the consumer by their buying their wear of me
this season. In
MEMS, YOUTHS, BOYS.
aud
CIIILDRENS CLOTHING.
These are NOT idle words hut
FACTS FOR TIE WISE.
The
NIMBLE SIXrENGE
Instead of the
SLOW SHILLING
will he my motto and watchword for the coming
season, and especially invin
ALL WHO HAVE THE CASH
CALL EARLY AND OFTEN.
wuLIAMlRA SMITH,
AL :3-cod3m 100 Main street
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A MEMOIR OF
ROGER BROOKE fancy. LII. ID.
Chief Justice Of the Supreplc Court Of the
United States
BY SAMUEL TYLER, H. d..
Or mi. NiEYLAND BAR.

Or I'M. MARYLAND BAR.
Mr.. Tyler was selected by Chief Justice
fancy, two years before his death, rs his
hiOglnphcr All his private papers, were
from time to time. placed in the hands OF
Mr.. Tyler by his executors and family. The
hiorraphv is, for every I.ct SO, !. prlirv1,y
authentic.
The frs, chlptrr of the Memoir WAS
written hy the Chief Justice. 1t i, of ne.
cnliar interest. Thcconlilon Of NarylHnd
society, in which he was born. is described
in a very graphic manner. lis School and
COLLEGE DAYS. AMI his day of Law Studies
are spoken of with SINGULAR felicity. Some
e The then great LAWYERS of the NIarvlau,
Bar rare described in life like portraits, And
topics, which only his memory could recall
from tie past. are brough, before II, in :,
charming narrative. This chaplcr cover,
twenty three wears of the life of the Chirl
Justice
In the subsequent chanicrs written by
Mr.. Tylcr are matters otthc highest inter.
est to the historian, tie LAWYER the states.
man, and every class of intrllhent reader,
The life of the Chief Justice extended
through such Il LONG period of Our history
[Born in ~, his life extended! to 1856 land
he occupied so many important posts o
honor and responsibility, that to prr.cnt
him as he appeared as an actor in affairs
much of, history OF the WORKING of III,
Federal Government has TO he narrated 49,
The inside history Of important public mat
tiers will be disclosed for the first time
Amongst others, m"ch Of the history of IT,,
Del Scott case, hitherto unknown to H.,
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1872-01-27
CUSTOMER BOOT AND SHOE
MANDATORY.

HE subscriber has opened n Boot and
Shoe Mandatory at the store Room,
on south Market street, Frederick city, Md,
recently in the occupancy of DIR. Joseph
Is, CARROT, as drug store. Ladies and
GrntlcmCn's
SHOE AND BOOT WEAR
Of all kinds will be- made from the best ma
trrials and in the latest styles by cNprricn-
ccd workmcn The undersigned being a
practical mechanic, the work will be made
under his own supervision and customers
can fully rely upon the character Of the
work furnished them. Under no circum-
stances, work other than his own manu-
lacturc will he sold tocustomcrs. BY strict
attention to business and promptly waiting
upon customers, the unlcrsi gncd hopes to
merit fair share of the public patronage.
Call at No. rs South Market street and get
measured. \ good fit is guaranteed. Re
spccfully, JOHN y. STEINER
july Sly