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DEPARTURES OF STEAMERS.

EOR p IL AID Ell p III AZ IN
i The steamer j. S. GREEN will re-.sSrsssssssesss
rciyr freight for the above port ill MONDAY
the 29d Instant ut II O'Clock. Freight taken for all
parts Of Pennsylvania, New Jersey. and Delaware,
sage to Philadelphia. including meals and statcroom.
81 W. I. PORTER, Agent.
an oo-ot No. 2IoJ Dock street.
EOR NEW YORK.-The Cid <s<Efs4Ss, e,
Il Dominion Steamship Compnys Gle -t.sEsssssssss<
CANT sdc-whccl steamship ALBEMARLE, Capfa'lt
NJ. Freight received until Saturday night.
Through bills of lading signed, and goods for
east and west Close CONNECTIONS made with Cunard
Line for foreign ports. Passenger accommodations
unsurpassed. Fare, s12; stccrlge, S6;. ronnd-trip
tickets $50. For freight or passage. apply to
JOHN w. WYATT, Agent,
an o0-lt No. 3 Governor street.
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.ss5ss Da,sxeEeHeiy HI. :aSlf
!, gosTos, April 19.--Sannel A. Way, the
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ssgA THE CIRCULATION OF, THE DIS
PATCH Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED
CIRCUIT. ALTON OF AEL TFEs OTHER DAILY
NEWSPAPERS OF THE CITY. 4.
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MEETINGS.

MASONIC NOTICE.-The men, &
IHl bers Of LOGE FRANCHISE are re- K&
Guested to Intend /. called meeting az their/ w
lodpe-room, on Broad between Ninth and Tenth
streets, THIS EVENING at O'Clock. for work and
instruction. .rE.,,.
BY order OF the W. NJ
Secretary.
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90 TO PIzzIsI's for sweet Havana oranges.
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SILK HATS, SILK HATs-Fresh arrival at AL
LENS, ,F .ls$S f.i&-5ss51S
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TOR NORFOLK, PORT -Af6asIi.
Il MOUTH, AND DWAY-LANDINGSlkssssssds lkssssssdsa
ON JAMES RIVERThea a slegant steamer snn pAh a. at
Virginia Sfeamship and Packet Company's shetsl
every TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY
at 81 O'Clock A. n. Freight received every day from
O'CLOCK A. nj TO O'Clock 2. II. Ali way freight
enin on iv.ard de I8
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AirIs1nonli 9ispaItrI1.

SATURDAY. ..APRIL 20. 1872.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, APRIL %, lS79.
4 rises. ......... 5:2l Moon sets........... 30
! sets ts.......... 8:35 High tide. ......... "a
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TORe NEW .YORk.-Yirsinia :ssf fSR
F steamship and I'acket Comj,anx 2 sss%sszse =
elegant steamship GEORGE. Is, UPTON, G1ptain pyll
DAY. April 2ad, at O'Clock p. ~, connecting witt
sta1ucrs for Fall river and Boston from snte pier
Close coulrectons and through bills ndln given 10
ali southern. eastern. and western places also to
Europe and Australia. Cabin passage, sl0; no
sn@a snnIy 10 ID. j. BURR, President.
.s 1alI Main Street
P,&H. CHAsrBERLaINE, Agents, Pier 10 North
river, New York.
n. B.SStcamer WILLIAM 7. CLYDE tcmpora-
riiv Withdrawn for repairs. ap II
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nENTAL CARD AMI, FOR REsST. Z 1tsk
u Inn. X. N. HUDSON, dsnttst, has rca1oycd2 2ss
his oice 70 bis resiaence. No ~ Ssf,h trest peer
fhe Rev. DR.. H0gc's church. g
/. EDR RENT, ,sEC0NDlI. O0H tthrre ro6ptsJnaer
Msss. Aeade s gsssss sss
An ls-eOfot -ssss ,ss a Il ss,3s se.ss5
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i:a,;i,,l. ,hhott Partnminc Troupe (?): Druggist !;
SECRETARY ,''.Mc,aii- Nj. t, L. y. .. D.; Mctropo"
t.I, f.Cu-c. 10,
VESSELS,
Cant liz 1 ioft-, brig Frances Jane: Joseph Col
l;u- -. t!ig mariner Empire; Captain T.. kelly,
.i"rNCr iiunny inaf.
T.. l.: VAN LEW, Postmaster.
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EOR RENT, a DEsIRARLEDWELL.MA
ENG on Franklin betTecn Twenty -sfird&zl
and Twenty-fourth streets. kitchen, stable s&o.;
also, water and gas the premises ali In good ~
pair. apply to - ~, w. n,nrrvp
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retains all the medicinal virtues nec"T c1aye :" aeu g 1
and must pe , of action IN yor liver and spleen n-
less DlSaSsDs SaDs ssoGou
eterlouS u,bcS Feons Pustules, CanEer, lmpeS, &c
eases sSe nUruSeba to cleanse purify and restore INT VIZ
tated blood to healthy aSton: rr,os ooas,ion ia
promptly inc tsm ooS S'n5ps propsfa G rSne S e
General u eakn5ss or Lassitnue, ,,,; :, ;u
Take it to assist Digestion wilsous reac.ioh VIII
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vn mist procure instant relief or you arc liable TO sut-
araNe to strengthen organic weakness life be-
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a doctor was called in TO see patient
whose native land was ireland, and whose
native drink was whiskey. Water was pre-.
scribcd as the only cure. Pat said that it is
out of the question. lie could never drink
it. Milk was then proposed and Pat agreed
to get we'll on milk. The doctor was soon
summoned again Near the bed of the sick
man was table, on the table large bowl,
and in the bowl was milk, but favored
strongly with whiskey. "What have you
here" said the doctor. milk doctor,
just what you ordered" "But there whis-
key in it; l smell it." g We'll, doctor" "
sighed the patient, there may be whiskey,
but milk's my object"
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.,,,QUININE, &c.

r UST RECEIVED. . large quantity Of Quinine
II and other Medicines. Our stock Of Medi-
,ciAesisvery large and complete; all of which we
wsrrant Genuine, and of the best quality to be
had in any market, and will ae sold small profit
FSF0R cash. HODGSON g. DUNLAP
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To DRIVE AWAY BED-BuGs.-An ex-
change gives the following as sure way to
drive away bel-bugs from old beds: Take
green tomato vines, put them in basin Or
tray, pound them to pieces as finely as pos
sible. then stain the bcdstead which they
inhabit with the juice, fill the crcvices with
pieces of vines, and lay leaves under the
ends of the Stats If this is practieed twice
q year, not BUG will remain in the bedStead
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r. L. WOLCCIrr, ISL Chatham Square \. Y. VI.
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Southern Express, pl,t Company.

I CAMDEN, SEPT. II, 1877.
Until further notice, all orders to call for
freight packages to be Forwarded BY Express,
omusi be left in the order box Of the hotel befpr
< p. NJ. at which hour the wagon will call 70
! u, 49, al n9d II .1Ir. LGDIoE g7Otsd
Money Parcels ONLY will be recsitedlat the
hotel from I to- I 80, T. NJ:
0 A. B DESAUSSURE, Agent.
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Eetate Of William SOWell

The undersigned hereby gives notice tia! one
onth from date he viii apply to the Preba;e
~Nurt for Letters Dismissory of said Estate.
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Estate of Charles BAILEY,

The undersigre hereby gi:cs notice i o one
month from date lie will PIP y To the Probate
Court for Letters Disnisso,y ofsaid Esta'e.
o.tot-1m. J. l.. lSBELL, Admir-.
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iGreen7iIIe; and Columbia 1Klssi1irroad

.goH xsGoIlaBrL,is. e., sspteuhaf6, lssa
Dsilys Sundays excepted connecting with
Night Trains On the South Carolina Railroad,
up and down; alsoi with trains going Noith and
South on Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta Rsil-
% ,;I.oodi, ~.u.f ;.iTa - - Ut!tuSJrf Sitf
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THE JAPANESE EMBASSY Snow BLocKADED-
Salt Lake, February 4.-Minister De Long,
with the japanese embassy, arrived here this
morning, having been escorted from Ogden
by delegation of the city authorities, headed
by Mayor Wells. They came by special train.
Much disappointment is expressed by Mr:
De Long in finding it impossible to proceed
east. The japanese themselves are discon-
tented by the delay, as they and Minister De
Long started from California with the under
standing that the read was open.
Brigham Young sent an invitation to the
embassy to call upon him, but it is under
stood that Japanese etiquette Will require
Brigham Young TO call on them first, if eour-
tesics are to be exchanged C. Walcott
Brooks, japanese consul at San Francisco,
accompanies the party.
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL.
" ROAD.-On and after September lst PASSEN-
GER TRAINS will leave Richmond Sundays ex-
ceptod) as follows:
$50 A. M.-NAIL TRAIN for the White Sulphur
Springs connecting at Gordonsvile with the Orange,
Alexandra and llnnassas train for Washington aud
North, and Lynchburg and South.
3.3s p. ACCOMMODATING TRAN for Cor
louisville except Saturday, which day II leaves
ut z. NJ. Thfs train connects ut Gordonsvtie with
the night trains on the Orange Alexandria aud Ma
nassas railroad for LYNCHBURG and WASHING
TON. 80
Through tickets, at low rates, sold to all points
Northwest and Southwest l>f2
Storage tickets from Liverpool. Queenstown,
Amsterdam, Antwerp, Hamburg, Hnyre, Rotterdam,
Bergen Copenhagen, and (iothenburg, TO NIL points
on this road. can be bought OF the General Ticket
Agent Mt Richmond, or can be ordered throughRny
station agent on the road.
Further Information may be obtained at the Com
pany's offices. .a-...,-y
No passenger trains are run on Sundays.
A. a. PERRY, General superintendent
JAMES +. NEIHERLAED, General Ticket Agent
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A man in Iredell county went down to
clean out well; the rocks gave way under
his feet; lie gave the rope sudden jerk and
pulled the windlass out of the mans hand,
and down he went with the falling rock !;
then the rock above gave way, and he held
his hands above his head and stopped two of
the rocks as they fell, forming perfect roof,
which pressed tight against the sides Of the
well and caught the balance Of the falling
rock. Two young men went down and
worked nearly all day, and the man was
found alive and not hurt, and is healthy now.
This is ,oeU told tale, and it is q true one.
Raleigh North CaroliniGn.
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LUNENDURG ELECTION, FEBRUARY 20, 1872
I would suggest that the Conservative town.
ship superintendent, with their committees
and the delegates appointed to the nomina-
ting convention prior to the last November
election, meet atnext Lunenburg court (l2th
Of February to confer together and make
such arrangements rs they may deem neces-
sary for the election ordered by the Speaker
OF the House Of Delegates on the above
named day. &. w. HARDY,
Chairman County Committee and Superin-
fen1ent
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At New York Sunday the ice became so
tightly packed that many persons crossed to
Brooklyn afoot. The gorge gave way finally
and the ferry-boass resumed their trips. No
casualties.
In Boston, Mass, John A. Henson, con-
Yicted of forging the name Of his father-in-
law, John ]. Clarke, to $4,000 check, has
been sentenced to six years In the State
prison. -
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STRONG DRINK IN GREAT BR1rAIN.-Mr.
Gladstone stated Il short time ago that el00,-
GOO, 900 was annually expended inthe United
Kingdom on strong drink. Taking the popu.
lation at 3S,O00,0O0, each individual thus
spends nearly Ed 12s. 7}d. year, or nearly
I'D. per day on "slow poison" This tip
ping practice yields G26,0O0,O0O odd to the
revenue.
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1911 WINTER 1871
lCIls ARRhN GEMENT. lCf lie

SCHEDULE OF RICHMOND, FREDERICKS-
BURG AND POTOMAC ROUTE.
THROUGH TRAINS leave the depot corner OF
Byrd and Eighth streets as follows
The DAY TRAIN daily at $40 A. M. {; arrives In
Washington ut 1915, Baltimore Except on Smdays)
ut 25, Philadelphia ut 6:l5 and New York ut logo
L. NJ. THE SAME DAY.
The NIGHT TRAIN daily Except on Sundays)a at
The DAY TRAIN arrives In Richmond at 81
Pm.
. The NIGHT TRAIN arrives in Richmond Mon
days exrcpted) Mt $50 a. NJ.
fine ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN for Milford
leaves Broad-Strect depot daily Sundays cxcepted)
at $50 =. NJ; arrives In Richmond ut sae a: III.
The FREIGHT TRAINS leave on Tuesdays and
THRoUGM TICKETS and THROUGH BAG
GAGE CHECKS TO all principal points north, east,
Company's Office, corner Of Broad and Eighth
streets.
j. b. GENTRY, General Ticket Agent.
r. T. D. MYERS, General Superintendent 5eT
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Ho,ltl,ara, a,Iaim,n.

The House Committee on Claims are en-.
deavoring to perfect the system for the exami-
nation OF southern claims now used by the
Claims Commission. No ,naturcd nlan has
yet been adopted. but revision of the r,,les
governing the actions Of the Commission will
be made, and system adopted that will be
better for the claimants, more useful TO the
committee in the final action that will have
to be taken, and be more COMPLETE safe
guard for the interests of the Government.
Amnesty.
The friends Of tho amnesty bill have re-
solved to secure vote in the Senate this
week. They fear, however, that Mr.. Sum-
ncr'S civii-rightS amendment will be tackled
on. and thus substantially defeat the measure.
rs il is clear the House will not receive It in
shat shape Washington teicgan,--B BALI
more San.
Civil Service Reform.
The President, it Is stated by his political
friends. is at quite loss to know what course
~ pursue OF the civil service reform issue,
owing to the opposition with which it has
been received in Congress. His request for
legislative action has not even been responded
10 by committee.
Reform Republicans.
Some of the leaders in the Liberal Republic
can movement inaugurated by the recent
convention in Missouri. and who will parti.
cipatc in the MSS convention to be held in
Cincinnati the first Wednesday in May, are
in Washington. They state that there is no
doubt that every congressional district in the
country will be represented i'll that conyen-
ton. EX-scclctary Cox, Judge Stanley
Matthews, George lIoadly, and other liberal
OHIO Republicans. opposed to the continu-
aucc of tie prcscnt Administration, have is
sued card. in which they state that they
heartily >ympathizc with the views and pur-
poses OF t:- convention, and, in behalf of
| themselves and such Republicans as unite
with them in sentiment, join in the invitation
| for the same, and urge upon all those favorlng
the political reforms proposed" Senator
SEIZURE bus been talked Of for president Of
| the convention.
The Income Tax. .
WASHINGTON, February lit is under
stood that there is some prospect Of COM
promise in the Ways and Means Committee
and the House on the repeal OF the income
tax, Ivy which the income tax for ISL Will
not hc collected While section ID of the law
is 10 remain, under which tax is levied on
tie earnings of corporations. and also on the
| interest Of coupon bonds.
| In this way the clamor Of the West that
there shall continue tx on the profits OF
EASTERN capital will hc complied with.
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Owing to the violent storm prevailing Sat
urday there was but . single arrival at New
York from sea by way of Sandy Hook. The
ice ir the harbor rendered navigation by
ferry-boats and other vessels dangerous, and
outward-bound steamers were detained by
the storm. ;,
A large and brilliant reception vas given
on Saturday to Horace Greeley In New York
ON the occasion of his sixty-frst birthday.
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ATTEMPTED ROBBERY on A RAILROAD TRAM.
Cincinnati, February "a man giving the
name of James Trimhle attempted to rob the
Adams Express car on the Panhandle route
this morning, but was discovered by an
armed guard, who fired upon and wounded
him. 1rimblc, who says he was formerly a
brakeman on the road, was brought here and
placed in the hospital.
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TIE SMALL GRA1N.-We learn from many
of our farmers that the protacted cold
weather has seriously injured the small grain
in the county, SO much so that very short
crops of wheat and rye may be expected the
coming season. Carroll Nesns.
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sEnY.nouGH ON. noeEn.-

REcOsrsfENcEMESTSoF THE TICHBoRSE
!, TR1AL-oPENING FOR THE DEFENCE
THE ATTORNEY-GESERAIt's SPEECH
THE CLAIMANT AN LMPoSTOR. a PER-
jURER, a FORGER, AND A yILLAINn-
. FRAUD, LIES, AND CRIMES UNExAM-
PLED,n &c, &C.
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DICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAIL-
IG ROAD.-On and after December ], 1871: IS
CONC a

Train No. Through passengcrl leaves Richmond
daily Except Sundays) ut 4:06 a. NJ; leaves Dam
Vile at llaa A. NJ. arrives ut Greensboro ut iSs
P. M. ~ E.ssft@ tyiE t..s...sspt.. &: ~
Train No. 0 q ynchburg passenger) leaves Rich
mond daily ut o:l5 a. A.. arrives at Lynchburg ats
PM So srsh9 1ti: sttse.ss !;
Train No. II Through mail and express) leaves
Richmond daily ut 2:i0 p. b. leaves Uanvlle daily
at 1914 I. H.; arrives at Greensboro dailyat liz
- -. -. GOING EAST. go
Train No. IL Through mail and exrress) leaves
Greensboro daily at 750 T.. n. ;nleiycs Daiivtlle
daily ut 1912 L. NJ arrives at Richmond daily at
SID a. b.
Train NO. Through passcngcr) leaves Greens
horo' daily Except Sundays) ut HOS A. 81. leaves
Danville at l27 p. M; arrives at Richmond ut SCI
Pm. -
Train No. 10 Il ynchburg passengcr) leaves Lynch
burg daily at ESQ A. NJ; leaves Burkeylle at p.
H.; arrives ut Ric!iiuond ut Z. III.
Trains Nos. J and II connect at Greensboro with
trains on tie North Carolina railroad for all points
SOUTH t.,.rs-
Train No. 9 CONNECTS at Bnrkeville with train on
the Atlantic, Mississippi and OHIO railroad for all
points southwest and south. So l.tgs Is f., sxE
THROUGH TICKETS TO all points south and
southwest cin be procured 1t the ticket office IN
Richmond, and of X. Z. WALKER, Agent of the At
lantic Mississippi and Ohio railroad, No. 1925 Main
street, Richmond.
Papers that have arrangements to advertise the
schedule OF this company will please print toYe
JOHN X. MACMURDO,
General Freight and Ticket Agent.
T. NJ. II. TALCorT, Engineer and Superintend-
emf. .....e ID. au a
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XII
CORN AND FLOUR ExCHkEGE.,. s.
d fss,ss iucHN0SDt IA. FebrunrYe 6, I57l e
80 49, OFFERINGS. g .s7S iss553
WHEAT.-Mhite, $50 bushels Rcd, ga br,.h.;,
'GoRN-Wbite. 4t bushels. Mixed, q busheIsa =
OATs.--aS5 bushels. s,fss9g $50, ;. s-1"'-'1s
MEAh.-42 bushels. n
CLOVER SEED.--ss bushels
e.. @'as5 49, SALES. .yiiiFi
WITHDRAWING, $50 bushels at ei.so for very roo6
and prince @g0 for fair, SL7a for very good SI 7p
for good. Ped, 25s bushels st S175 for very good
COBN-White, $50 bushels at 81, ss, and 1sc.--tf1e
latter figures for primo. Mixed, 100 bushels Mt 6sf
56c.-tbe latter figures for prime. "
OATs-None. = 7'.t>3'2t .4tt -sttstE <2ftat
NEAL.--t2 bushels at fGc., "a. n: jlf5f: So
RE-EXH1BITED. et.lk
OATs.-770 bushels.
REMARKS.
By typographical error in the report of satur-
day sale OF prime white wheat was niado si.s7 In
stead Of Sl.SG.
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EDUCATIONAL.
ARCHITECTS.

A LEXANDER Y. LEE, ARCHITECT
sh.4ASD CIVIL ESGISEER~-Sureys, made
Iares. PARKS fair grounds, dsh-pcnds con-
sersartcs ana prtyatn eratess plans,
tions for privnte and public bnidfnss Qfase, ccfncr
OF Bank aud Eleventh streets, Riehmend Vs.
fe2-lms - 49,
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IMPORTANT NOTICE no TnAyET.a
farther advised, coIrons 81
through tickets over this route WIN be rcsu III nvr
t w. Chesapeake atd Ohio and Orange route. Tbo
open except fF nccomnods.ion trains. WHICH vin
run between Richmond and FredericksbnfR On ~sef
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90. . itiGHAosDs Va, January 20, 1871
| ON AND AFTER FEBRUARY in The.
The Nall TR41Ns sae i Riss sn fnIps y ia.
and s1d 2 2sso Mand leave Petersburg at As L.
EKElS GIT TRAINS 3s yi, ,' coach 1t.
and and . an accoMosT1 Us T 4 an
With the train from Norfolk leaves Petersburg Il Is
Tie lie sas 4. NJ. TRAIN VIII no. leave Richmond
on sunday, and the 7;.S a M EREiGHT TRAIN
burg on Sundays 80 s4Sf1 i. y
W Fare for Single tickets.
Fare !or return tickets; 90
FLY trtp,tickets for. :.........eso %
Passengers for Norfolk VIII take the $50 =, NJ
DAILY TRAIN, and those from Norfolk win cou-
meet at Petersburg with the 70 4. MTRAIN. ..a2,''
NJ. TRAIN on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Esidays;
and returning, leave Richmond on the same days ut
$50 4. 81. lt-s ~ ~ Se5-M
The MAIL TRAINS will stop only at Chester and
Manchester. E4.r. =, j.. $3.50 : - 8.
The a. II. TRAIN will connect at Petersburg
with the Atlantic Mississippi aud Ohio railroad fort
Lyncbburg daily. - zs-.as5 ~ 3 go -
ming through to Wilmington. r. kAsEY, 81
ja30 Ticket and Freight Agent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-02-06

RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
FEBRUARY 5.-Owing TO the Indictment weather FOR
the last ten days the receipts and offerings were light
Notwithstanding the comparative limited demand
because Of few OF the manufacturers being at work,
prices rule very firm. We quote as follows: