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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-04

POSTAL TELEGRAPHY IN ENGLAND-"How
THE OLD THING WoRKs."-What insolent and
prying officials may do with n postal tele-
graph is suggestively told in letter from
London to the New York Tribune. The
writer says:
at is week or more since Mr.. Scuda-
moro stopped telegraphic message sent to
the Daily Nc,rs by its Manchester ,corrc-
spondent. The Daily Nears promptly pro-
tested. Not one daily paper in London, the
Echo excepted, supported that protest, or
so far as know referred to the outrage in
any way. Nor does the case Of the Daily
Neers stand alone He read n message sent
to the Standard, and though he did not sup
press it. forwarded with it a note saying its
statements were grossly exaggerated, and
that the publication of it would he prcjud-
cial to the interest Of the public. He did
the same thing with q Glasgow message to
the Manchester Examiner.
"The Post-Office Department, of which
Mr.. Scudamore is second secretary, has
neither dismissed him, nor rcpudiatcd his
claim that he has right to read and stop
kilograms. Not Il word has been said about
it officially. Nobody knows to-day whether
a message which he is obliged to trust to the
telegraph is safe from the prying eye and
graSping hand of Mr.. Scudamorc. He may
read it or he may not. If he reads it he may
send it on Immediately to its destination, or
he may delay it twenty-four hours, or ne may
suppress it altogether. If he allows it to go,
it is a favor: if he stops it, the stoppage is an
act of official discretion; and l don't sup
pose we should ever get back the shilling we
paid for trying to send it. Englishmen grum-
Die, but stand it,"
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Telegraphic Summary.

j. A dispatch from Omaha says that four
eastern-bound passenger trains, near Sher.
man, have been for two days trying to shovel
their way through the snow.
Propelty-holdcrs of the custom-house
square in Chicago are demanding fabulous
prices. The values demanded for the square
aggregate over S2,0O0,0O0.
Two thousand five hundred tons of salt
and the salt works have been washed away at
Alamada, Cal.
4 fire in Somerset, Pulaski county, KY,
destroyed property, including the court
house, to the value of $4,000.
Brigham Young has been refused bail. Hc
is confined in one of his own houses, which
he gave to the Federal Government for prison
purposes.
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The Wharton Trial.

ANNAPOLIS, January 3.-Professor Reese
was dismissed to-day, after five hours cross
examination. E
Z DR.. Edward Warren testified that he was
q graduate Of Jefferson College, of Philadel-
phia, and finished his studies in France, and
that during the war he was medical Inspector
general of Lees army. He had heard the
Testimony, and could see nothing to warrant
the conclusion that other than perfectly natu-
raj causes produced Ketchum,s death. He
had seen men die just Ms suddenly, and with
the identical symptoms, from disease that
has prevailed as an epidemic in Baltimore for
the past twelve months.
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LUMBER DEALERS
COURT ORDERS. d
= asH COMMISSIONERS OFFICER
RICHMOND, December IL, 1S7L s


.ss- COsrdISSroNER's OFFICER !,
RICHMOND, December IL, 187L ! !.
DENDLETON'S ADMINISTRATOR
i VS.. PENDLETON AND ALS.--IN TIE CHAN-
Gerry COURT OF TIL; CITY OF RICHMOND: BY d de-
entered In this cause the 5th day Of Decent
her, 1871, "the court doth adjudge order, and de-
cree, that one of the commissioners of this court
do inquire and report: -
lst What estate, real and personal, William s.
Pendleton died seized and possessed of, and what
debts and demands there are against the estate oi
said dccedent which remain unpaid and are entitled
to be paid out of the same? ~ -, .',s.f...s
cd. IN what estate of said dccedent Is his widow.
Lucy ID. Pendleton, entitled to dover, and whether
her dover therein can be conveniently allotted In
kind?
sd. Whether sale Of any portion Of the said real
estate will be necessary for the payment of debts;
and If so what portion should be sold for this pur-
pose? 80.
Attn Whether a partition Of the remainder Of the
real estate Of the said decedent, after assigning the
widows dover and paying the debts, can he conre;
nicntly made in kind among his hetrs-at-llw; anu
If not, whether any party will accept the whole and
pay therefor to the other parties such sums OF money
us their interest therein may entitic them to /? ~
5tl If partition In kind cannot be conveniently
made and party Is willing 10 take the whole SUB,
jcct whether the interests of those entitled would
Inc promoted by q sale of the whole subject and a
distribution of the proceeds or sale OF part and
allotment of the residue; or whether sale OF Sid
land should he made for any other reason.
The parties interested arc hereby notified that
have fixed on FRIDAY the 18th day of January,
1872 at ~ o'clock ~, the time, and my Office,
the city Of Richm0nd rs the place. TO eXeci!te the
foregoing decree. JHOMAS .. EVANS, u
de l.-Ih4w Commissioner.
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South Carolina Kulslux Trials.

COLUMBIA, january 3.-In the United
States Court this morning ten more prisoners
from Spa1tanbllrg county pleaded guilty and
told the story of their crimes in open court.
Among them was an old man who was dis
charged upon his own rccognizance. A youth
named Armstrong pleaded guilty of robbing
the mail, and was sentenced to five years in
the Detroit house of correction. -.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
New york stock and Money rfarke

View York Stock and Money Market.
j sNEw YoRK, January sr- Money strong md
quiet; stock brokers paid 1-fs I'd, I couhnis,
sion; others paid q per cent, currency 10
gold. Exchange lower at 81 TO Oh. Gold,
Ieot to1ooR Governments inactive, with Lit!
tie change; CPS, ,11o4. States inactive, but
very firm; lyirginia's steady Tennessees,
63i; new, COZ. Virginta's go Is new, So.
Louisiana,s, 60; new, So. Leyee's, 81 SIS,
u. Alabama's, 80; SIS, Co. Georgns, 10;
rs, II. North Cardinals, a2a new,,g.14 4.
South Carolina's, 40 new, 28s. l::..tJli +
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The Recent Outrage at Rochester.

ROCHESTER, January Mdnight.-The
main portion of the crowd has dispersed. a
public meeting is proposed for tomorrow.
The captains of the military companies dis
avow having ordered the fire whereby our
citizens We're killed The negroes have
abandoned the streets. a...... +.
John Ettcr, one Of the killed, was proni-
ncnt German citizen.
W. Second Dispatch. -..s.-
TIE MOB INcENsED AGAINST THE M1LlTARY-AN
OFFICER ASSAULTED, ETC.
ROCHESTER, January 3.-From 8 until 10
O'Clock this morning the city was compare
lively quiet. -Four companies of the Fifty
fourth regiment are guarding the Jail and its
approaches, and loaded cannon are placed to
command the bridges.
At II O'Clock a crowd assembled, and there
was good deal of hooting Of the military, but
no overt act was committed. At liz O'Clock
some one placed on a carll-boat in the slip of
Court street flag on which were the words
"Ayenge your brothers" Brigadicr-General
Clarke tore it down, and tie crowd rushed
uDon him, aud for time he was i'll peril, but
was released, and firearms were handed him
by some friends.
The sheriff his ordered out the remaining
six companies of the Fifty-fOurth, and they
are now assembling. 1t is feared there will
be more trouble this afternoon and evening.
The authorities are determined to defend
the jail, but they wish the negro Howard
we'll out of it. Further particulars OF the
shooting last evening show that the soldiers
were pelted with brickbats and stones, and
several injured; whereupon the order to
charge was given, and some of the men hrcd
instead.
Third Dispatch. -.
NO FURTHER vIoLENCE--uowARD INDICTED.
ROCHESTER, January 3.-Thcre is conside'
rable crowd about the Jail, but heavy rain,
which prevails, checks the excitement. There
has been no violence since noon. Prepara'
tons have been made to meet any emergen.
CIV. The negro Howard has been indicted
by the grand jury.
Fourth Dispatch
ROCHESTER, January S.-The police charged
the mob gathered around the jail, driving
them through the streets in every direction
There is a great crowd now o'ctock-i1
Buh.,lo street at the intersection OF State
street. Four veteran companies have beer
sworn in as special police. Several soldiers
who stepped out of the line were knocked
down by the mob. Howard will not Dc
brought before the court until it is known
whether his victim will die.
The judges of the oyer and terminer court
have ordered the sheriff not to take Howard
from Jail at present, and to protect public
property and preserve the public peace at al
hazards. = tt. -
The howitzers have been removed to po
sition where they command Exchange street
and the approaches from the east side of thu
river more effcctually. -.a g..
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rev National Bank Notes.

\ M vii De introduced in Congress next
Ne J! making an appropriation for a reissue
"I NV national bank notes. Such 4 propt =
>itioI was made in the House last Congress,
l'n mt opposition unless provision WAS
made trit the banks should pay the expense
of printing the new notes. This was not
erred to, and the bill failed. Secretary
Bp0twrl recommends that Congress author
tIc new ISSUE of these. but has not pos
lively asked it to pay the expense, which will
exceed Il million dollars. A new issue is
urged Oh the ground that the notes have been
cguntcrfeited and are becoming defaccd.
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Louisiana Legislature.

New ORLEANS, January 2.-There was no
quorum in the Senate yesterday, the custom
house partisans, absenting themselves. The
Sergeantat-Arms sought them Intellectually.
81 In the House, Carter, (anti-W armouth MANI
reeeiyeda vote of thanks and endorsement for
bis official acts by a handsome majority. This
is regarded as decided custom-house vic
tory .. ........ .t....g..-.
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may call them such, Have NOT been cont nt TO
simply look around here and there, ma ikea
few inquiries, and retlrn, but they have
actually, located themselves and gone to work
OF their respective ayqcations, thus giving
che experiment fsir, practical ! trial Thst
the tes advance guard are now calling upon the
main army to follow. .f".a!l p st'J.: Il
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General Rosser furnished, in his warlike
DAYS, food for considerable newspaper COM
ment. but nothing that rebounds 50 much to
his credit as this: When the war ended, III
stead of remaining in the South and nursing
his hate, he struck northward, and began, for
want of better work, to chop wood Gu the
Lake Superior railroad, and by modesty and
industry has become chief engineer OF dl-
vision of the line.-Erchdnge. 81
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Latest News from Washington.
------ s'.sAI-s-[| 2 Y * n -IF.-. = =
Special Telegram to the Dispatch.

,.HS&3 Special telegram to the Dispatch.
WhsHisGroH, D. c., January 3.-The
United States steamship Congress, now at
New York, is about to sail for Port-au-P Prince
with sealed orders, With, regard to the in
structions contained in them the strictest se-
cresy is preserved. It. is, understood, how
ever, that the captain of the Congress viii,
upon his arrival in Hayti, deliver to our Min
lister there certain instructions, prepared at
the State Department, directing him to ac-
quaint the Haytien Minister of Foreign At
fairs that this Government, recognizing the
1u4ma .facie right Of the Hornet to its pro-
lection on the strength Of her. flag and regular.
papers, intend to take possession of the YES
sci and. remove her to New York, there,
within its own jurisdiction, to libel her, be
fore an American tribunal for her asserted
violation of American neutrality laws. 1t Is
also asserted that an officer and draft Of
sailors. Is to be put aboard the Hornet, and
That the Congress will escort her beyond the
cruising grounds Of the Spanish fleet
.;.,'',. Id. TMoN.
= y ~ W CftflcE IEUUatDIUtlSss giSf
WASHINGTON, january 3.-Clear weather
with northwesterly winds is probable for
Thursday from Florida to Kentucky and
westward cloudy and clearing weather pre-
Yailing on, the south Atlantic coast. The
barometer will continue to fall in the Middle
and Eastern States with, cloud, and fog.
Westerly winds with cloudy weather will
continue over the lakes. An area of low
barometer will develop in Nebraska and
Minnesota. = 49, &.... HDf-8
General Items. ."r} a
WASHINGTON, january 3.--The ship Osprey,
of Boston, has been traced by the United
States Treasury records to the coast Of Aus
tralia.' The claimant for the Tichborne
estates asserts that he was saved by the
Osprey from shipwreck of the coast of
Brazil. The records were searched at the
instance of the English attorneys for the
defendants. IL.
It is stated that the steamer Congress sails
with sealed orders, supposed to have refer
cnce to the Hornet. .,-r :.
Custom officers and steamboat inspection
officers arc ordered to allow tugboats and
steamboats, used exclusively for freight upon
the Mississippi and tributaries to carry 100
instead of 100 pounds of steam.
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Lease of the susquchan,na Canal.

PHILADELPHIA, january 3.-The Ledger
says the Susquehanna canal has been leased
by the Reading railroad for, line hundred
and ninety-nine years, with the intention of
making Havre de Grace a large coaldepot for
southern shipping and supplying cheap an
thI2citc. .-... ...t ~. -t,.@e #..s
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COMMERCIAL
Corn and Ficsi4 EXCHANGE. !.
RICHAoEps " 81, January q 1s7asfs}

"
i Corn nnd Ficaff Exchange, ! L
- RICHAoSp,FA 81, January q 1STgsfs{ =
81 ftss s3 & OFFERINGS. 81 ssy s;s ssias
WHEATs-Red, l24 bushels. tsi Il + all 4
EoRa.--White; lao bushels. Mixed, 90 hushety. 81
2 NEAr.-22 bushels. y II ~ ~ sftaitt :
WHEAr.-Red ia bushels ut SLOT FOR prime ;sa 60
CoRN..Whifs, es bushels at Ssc. for PRIME Mfxcl,
40 bushels at Gle fer common. 81 I
800 RE-EXHIBITED fft84
Il CoRE.-White, "a bushels IN ii .,loiists., !
fbS sg s .5s REMARKS. 80 ssg.s
Offerings OF grain to-day light. Corn stcady q
& Domestic Markets. BY T.IEGRAPLI
NEW York, january lotion strong; sales,
steady, W1iskey fairly active nc ig5s3e~ Wheat
little more active without material change Cofi
firm; old, nhoat 7sa@s8c. Rice dull ut tStc. Pork
shade lower S1425S14.50. Beef quiet Lard heavy.
Turpenfine firm. kosfn dull. Taliow, rsa9stc.
Freights heavy and lower.'sf 80; 81 oassi {
! BALTrnoRE- january a.-yirgfnla 5s- old 40 bid,
so asked coupons, new, 50 bid bii
5s{ asked; West Virginias, 90 BID 90 asked
Flour unchanged. Wheat firm; Penrsylvahtn,
sI.57@SL6o.. Corn firm :twhte,, Gelss 0fr, 81
6Dsoc Oats dull at 53655c. Rye aud PROVISIONS nm
changed. Whiskey, 9tc. 'sssf 5'lij .'%-ssstis
- tas
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On the trial of Mrs. Wharton ut Annapolis,
on Tuesday, DR.. Reese, Of Philadelphia, re-
pIicd to a question emphatically, 81 intend to
say that General Ketchum did not die from
poison"
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? RICHMOND AND PETERsBURG}
s.ae az H9&l RAILROAD COMPANY,
RICHMOND, VA, August 6, 1871.
TrIIIE TRA ANS ON THIS ROAD run as

. - hlChhDNDIf As nuEuoS v, Ao'A'
T'HE TRAINS ON THIS ROAD run as
The mail trains leave Richmond at sa5 A. d. and
$50 Z. NJ; and leave Petersburg at 400 A d. ana
Freight and accommodation trains leave Richmond
ut a. A. and i:lo 7. NJ, aud leave Petersburg at 10
"A. NJ. and 1850 i. NJ.
The 3:i5 A. NJ. train Will not leave Richmond ON
Petersburg on SUNDAYS.
Passengers for Norfolk win take the $50 T. NJ:
daily train, and those from Norfolk Will connect NJ
Petersburg with the 10 A. VI. train.
Passengers from Glover Hill will take the $40 A.
NJ. train on Mondays Wednesdays, ana FTidaysi
and returninl, leave Richmond on the same days at
= The mail trains will stop only at Chester.
the Atlantic. Mississippi and Ohio railroad for
LE sphGnfS Saety on the gao train running
au ! =, Ticket and Freight Agent.
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
GER TRAINS will leave Richmond tsundays ex-
$50 4. M.-SIhII. TRAIN for the White Sulphur
Springs conncctng ut GordonsviIle with the Orange,
Alexandria and hlauassas train for washington ano
North, aud Lynchburg aud south; ~,
335 +. M-ACCOAMODATION TRAIN tor Cor
donsyille except on Saturday, which day Y leaves
at Z. III. This train connects at Gordonsvile win
tie night trains Oh the Orange. alexandra ana MA
li:,fsas railroad fof LfNCi1BURGa ana MAoniN"-
Through tickets, at low rates, sold TO all points
Northwest and Southwest. ,.ya., st,,,,r
Ainsfordam, E,itwerr, Hamburg, Havre, Rotfeftnnl,
Bergen, Copenhagen, and Goflenburg, to all G6ints
on this road, c;n bc bought OF the Gclerai iFkes
Agent at lsfchmond, or can bc ordered tnrough any
station agent on the road. 49, r.,
Further Information may be obtained at the Gom-
pany's Offices. s.z. ~ c...s.,;y
- AHPERRY, General alpertnienaent
JAMES nlErHERLAND, General Ticket Agent
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a SensRtiOn I'm q Missouri TsseHtre-.
A Cnloresf Man Refused "a Seat.

"A eVkVxcu uSa1 xkEIlI5S,sl, IA syEGAbs
From the Kansas City {afo.. Times, December. o.
The "ciyil rights - law WIS sseperely
strained last night at Coates's opera.ltoilse.
The immense structure way densely packed
with ladies and gentlemen or the city and
be had for money. Edwin Forrest was act
ing in King Lear When near the close
of the second act quite n stir was created in
the rear part of the parquet. Itappcars that
a colored man named, John Gatewell, a
barber, Of. Fort Scott, had made bis way
into the midst of party of white ladies
and gentlemen and sought q seat IN
their midst. This j was refused. ~, The
negro, more foolish! than wise, stood
there in the centre Of the audience. Loud
cries Of "Put him out put him, sout!'
were heard OH all sides, and Kisses filled the
mir. Ladies and gentlemen rose en- n7asse to
their feet. The excitement increased with
the loud cries of "Put hin" Quit" The
negro, no doubt indignant at such treatment,
stood still, shaking. his fist, and apparently
determined to brave the impending storm.
Large numbers of ladies left the theatre, fear
full of riot, which seemed inevitable did the
negro remain in the parquet. No attention
was paid to the play. Forrest lost all his at
traction amid such confusion. At this juno
tllre an otlcer stepped up 10 the negro anu
ordered him to leave the place; that it was
the orders of the treasurer of the opera
house that he should so to the place assigned
to colorcd people or take his money and leave
the house. The man left the parquet amid .
storm of Kisses, cheers, and yells. :.
At this junctlre Mayor Warner appeared
on the scene, and, with surprising lack Of
discretion for lover Of peace and order,
turned the negro back and rebuked the po-
liceman. The reappearance Of the colored
man, who now walked boldly into the centre
of the white people, was the signal for gem
eral uproar in the galleries. Another sta1a-
pede for the door took place by those who
very correctly foresaw trouble. Several
officious individuals went and sat down with
the negro, as if for protection. The cries
increased. Some of Gatcwells friends went
to him and advised him to- comply with the
rules of the opera-house., After some expos
tulation, the stubborn determination of the
negro was overcome. He accepted the ten
dered So, and left the house, renarkins that
"they did not make such fuss about mig
gers at Fort Scott"
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SOMETHING QUITE NEW,
APPRECIATED BY LADIES GENERALLY,
but most particularly BY those
HAVING CHARGE OF FAMILY APPAREL.

proyed manner any description Of LADIES and
chill DREN'S CL0THING; also, LADIES. GEN.
TLEMEN'S, aud CiILDRENS UNDERWEAR.
ton. ss
An important consideration is that any, person
making n discovery OF any article OF wearing APP
narci having given ont may have 1t replaced In few
hours time by giving US their orrlers.
Another worthy consideration is, al this work Is
done Inv parties In this city who are needing employ
,nent and we are simply ''go-5s:oeens, guarantee
ing the work shall be done by those who are compe-
And h.stly we ask every lady who desires work
'nrnnutly who desires her work well executed, who
desires to be rid of the trouble Of looking up some
one t do her work who Is responsible and to use her
infiuence In direction most needed and deserving,
To bring her orders to the
DOMESTIC SEWING-NACHlNEs OFFICE,
GOO MAIN STREET, RICHMOND VA.
>, a, fr,StN-'.NN' $500 AVERY K CO., Agents.
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MACHINERY, &c.

MACHINE NONRESIDENT d ALI
WI DINGTON, Nos. 1922, 142l, 1426, and LIS
Cary street, and Nos. IL and Is south fiftecnth
street Richmond. Va. We make i'll kinds Of new
work ia the 1nachinist line, repair al kinds Of work
We 20 in the country 10 do all sorts OF work In our
line Also, make the best tobacco mills In the world,
and keep then, on hand rs well us tobacco screws Of
all kinds, together with binds and bets and all ar
ticics for the manufacture of tobacco. We keep on
hand for sale all sizes Of new and secondhand Eli
gnes; Boilers, Saw-Aills Grtst-MillS, Power Pumps,
Platform Scales, Shatung. Hangers, Pnlleys, Gear
and Bevil Wheels; and In fact, general assortmen.
Judsons Patent Stcam-Engine Governor; Utica COM
pany Steanl-Gauges; Seldcn's Patent Engine Back
oiIinr Guns, for both engine and shafting; FlGe
Cleaners on Cans; Water-Caugcs, &C. All OF which
we sell at reasonable prices and on accommodating
terms n b. We receive OH consignment all kinds
of machinery, both new and secondhand Come and
see us. Toe Fl SLOAT & ARLINGTON,
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HAT STORE.

N %
REDFORD THE Halter has just opened his
NEW STORE with all the -, ~ /.
LATEST STYLES OF HATS AND CATS
for men aud boys. .S..F - Z 4 ~,
SILK HATS made to order and hfted with the eei-
ebrated American Gonformerter. ,,vrv =,
JasSies sbonid call and examine our line OF LITTLE
B0YSiHATS. [de 2s-lmsl 9Q2 Main ssTeets
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JUST RECEIVED, Ladies' Whitea
~ KidSButton Boots; Ladies' French kidS -
Button Boots: Ladies' French Button BootstA
Boots and Balmorz,ls of same styles: Gents Calf
Dress Boots; Gents, Calf Congress CATERS Single
bic soles. Call at 1908 Main street for the best
goods ut lowest prices. ,.cp W
no 90 .:,s .2 Jot1N W raoi'' "f''
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1On1 WINTER 1917
IC1sIs9x n RsAN1STME lOS lie


scHEDJ1f FI <,I RICHMOND. FREDERICKS-
- BURGANDsPOTOMAC-R ROUTE y
THRotniH TRAINS leave the depot corner OF
Byrd and Eighth streets as follows:
The DAY TRAM daily ut SO a; NJ 1 srnssysi
at e:i5 Philadelphia at CHS, and New York at 1910
=. M. THE, SAME DAY.
. The NIGHT; TRAIN daily Except on sunaass'"
: -; The iDAYaTRAIN arrives in Richmond ss III
The he NIGHT TRAIN arrives In Richmond (aon'
DAYS excepted) ut ESQ 4. NJ. ,ru,>.a
: 1he ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN for MlLoLsH,
leaves Broad-treet depot daily tSHndays iexSepseD
at $40 p. NJ; arrives III Richmond at s42 A; M:
The FREIGHT TRAINS leave on Tuesoa3s an"
THROUGH TICKETS and THROUGH BAL
GAGE CHECKS to al principal points norIa,sas''
Company's Office, corner of Broad and Eisn~
streets 1,,,., s+-oo1u
a. Is. GENTRY, General Ticket Agent
; e! T. d. MYERS, General Superintendent e'