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TnE observation-disclosures uEEL.-Some
time ago Il series of experiments was under
taken by NJ. Gales. Of Brussels, with the So
c,lled hytlro-ucro-dynanic wheel, and these
experiments are still being carried on. The
special object of this device is the distribu-
ton OF motive power throughout large cities
with Tie same facility that now obtains in
tie cases Of water and gas. 1t is claimed
that besides perfect freedom from the dam
gers Incident to the Use of steam-bollers, this
power c,ln he furnished on more economical
terms than steam, and when not wanted, can
lie instantly shut OFF.
1t also requires no lofty stack or chimney
Oh the premises, but, in addition to its work,
purites the atmosphere of the nlanlltactoly
by the fresh oxygen constantly introduced.
Il also occupies but little space, and needs
only casual attention. The motive power is
compressed air, which, after traversing iron
pipes, is lluaiy allowed to escape under Il
submerged watcrwhecl, having curved buck
cts, where the excess OF water displaced on
one side of the wheel over that on the other
ci,scS that side TO RISE and with constant
iiow of the air the rotation is rendered uni
form. Spur gearing applies the power.
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A Paris letter says that NJ. Taine's name is
not Henri. as all the papers will have it, but
Hippolytc. gees
1t is reported That Mr.. Froude the histo-
ran, and Edmund Yates the novelist, pur-
yose entering the American lecture field next
autumn.
John Stevens, while digging a well on the
farm of II. S. Smith, hear Guiltord, Loudoun
county, Va, was fatally injured OH the 18th
instant by falling rock.
The Ohio House has passed the Senate Dill
to authorize counties, cities, and towns, on
q two-thirds vote of the electors thereof, to
build railroads and lease or operate the
same.
PIG. Van Winale, late United States scna'
tor from West Virginia, died at his residence,
in Parkersburg, W. Va. last Monday. tie
took very prominent part i'll the formation
Of the State, and was one of the eight Re
publican members who voted against the
impeachment of President Johnson.
A triul Of strength was had at Port Rowan
on Wednesday to decide bet that twenty
men, or even ten, could hold the stein,-tug
Watchman-tw -four horse poWer-:Ed
twenty-five men could stop her when she hac
full Roadway, the men to have one hundred
feet Of coil to get under way. The trial o.
strength took place, aud tue men Won.
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HYDRorHoBIA-A MAN ATTACKED BY TIE
DREADFUL Disease Four MONTHS AFTER liz
WAS BITTEN-ESDURANCE AND COURAGE or
THE SUFFERER.-Thc Scranton T"1'tlicGn
SAYS: In our issue of yesterday we stated
that case of hydrophobia had occurred near
Providence. Our reporter, in company with
DR.. HOLSTER and several other medical gen
tlemen, yesterday morning visited the af-
tiicted man for the purpose of acqlainting
ourself and readers with the actual svmp-
toms Of this rare but fatal and dreaded dis
easc. We found Austin Garvin. the untor-
tunate man, perfectly rational, but suffering
the most intense mental agony. VIC learned
that about four months; ago strange dog
came upon his premises.
The strange dog turned upon him and bit
him in the bare wrist. We examined the
scars made by the animals teeth. They
were of blush hue, not in the least in
famed, and were not unlike other scars.
After this occurrence Mr.. Garvin continued
at his work for several days, when his arm
became greatly iutlamed, swellcd, and large
gathering occurred OH the arm near the
elbow. After some days the injured men,
Der improved, and was soon apparently rs
we'll MS ever, and Mr.. Garvn experienced no
Inconvenience until Sunday last, when he
noticed q pain in the hand OF the arm tliat
had been bitten. This Inin gradually pro
crossed up the arm into the shoulder, and
finally reached the base of the brain. The
man thought it was rheumatic pain, never
once suspecting that it was the terrible effect
of the bite received from the strange dog.
From the time the pain commenced IN the
hand Mr.. Garrin has been unable to sleep,
being awakened by the most horrible dreams
almost as soon as he closes ms eyes. On
Wednesday morning his friends sent for DR..
Hollister, of Providence, who at once attend
ed him. In pouring out glass of water the
Doctor discovered in the patient that prefer
natural aversion to liquids which accompa-
mics hydrophobia. He was asked to dri NIX
the water, when he was seized with the most
acute choking, and trembling in every limb.
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VOLCANIC ERUPTION

to indicate the presence of oxygen. On The
contrary, the gases evolved by volcano are
non-supporters Of combustion, and are eVi-
IDENTIFY the resultants of instantaneous mineral
decomposition. Admitting, however. for the
sake Of argument, that the heated interior
does, in some ineXplicable way, receive Il
supply of oxygen; III that case active com
btlstion would set in, cbullition would fol-
low, and the whole world would he trans
formed into a seething volcano i'll july.
Your philosophy is absurd. gentlemen.
There is no fire in or about the earth, except
that which is generated by clcctro-chemical
action. w. FRANK STEWART.
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GAS IN pETERsEUEG.-Thc Gas Committee
of the Common Council held conference
Tuesday afternoon with the officers of the
Gas Company to arrange terms for supply
ing the city with gas. The views of the of
lcers of the company and Of the committee
are quite at variance, and it is not impossi-
Die that they will fail TO conc to mutually
satisfactory terms. 1t Is stated that if Il con-
tract cinEot be made upon favorable terms
70 The city the committee will bring i'll IL bill
at the next Council meeting providing for a
vote 10y the people as to whether or not the
city shall buy the gas works. The works
cost originally some S1G0, goo, but would pro-
badly cost the city considerably more than
that amount. ROBIN ADAIR.
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A MoorED QUESTION TO BE sETTLEp.-The
regular rise aud fall Of the waters OF Lake
Superior at Duluth have for some time at
tr.ctci the attention of the curious, who at
tribute the phenomena to tidal disturbances.
The matter has finally been brought to the
attention Of the United States Bureau of
Engineers, and the officers of the War De-
partmcnt will this year institute series Of
obseryances ut several hundred stations on
the coast in mid-lake. Implements have
been provided by which the least vibration
CT trc:nulous motion. Of the waters may be
registered. This investigation will probably
settle question which has been much dis
cussed-viz., Do the great lakes have tidal
movements!
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MACHINE WoEKs.-sLoAT & AID.

MACHINE WOEKs.-SLOAT & AID.
wi DINGTON, Nos. 1i22, i42a, lf38, and 1t2S
Cary street, aud Nos Is and Is koutR Fifteenth
street Richmond, Va. We make all kinds OF new
work In THE niachinist line. repair all kinds Of work.
we go IN the country 70 d. gl sorts Of work ia our
line Also make the best tobacco mills ia tie world,
and Keep them on hand Is well AZ tobacco scfvws of
ali Kinds together with bands and biets snd all
ftcscs for the manufacture OF tobacco. We keep on
hand for sale ali sizes or new and secondhand En-
gnes Boilers Mills, Ills, Power Pumps,
Platform Scales Sit1ftias, Hangers. Pailcss, Gear
and Besii Wheels and. in fseLa general assortment
Jutsons Patent Steam Engine Governor; Utica com-
pany Steam aIsex; Scideas Patent Engile Pace.
CiIisy Cans, for bod, engae and slafsipg; Flio
CIeauers on Cans: Waicr-Gaugfa. Sc. AitGf abh d
ter,ns n ~. We resTise on cnilsigln,spt all KINGS
OF machinery, both uew and secoRd ltagd Sosne AUG
see us. focal SLoAT : sAftB'S6Ios.
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The MORSE MEMORIAL ExERcIsEs.--The
telegrams received in Washington on Tues
day night at the memorial exercises to Pro
tcssor Morse read like hoaXes. They were
from Egypt, Bombay, Madras, China Straits,
Java, Australia, France, Batavia, DC.
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EI-RruER CnURTESIES.

The representatives from abroad will this
evening be escorted to the Holliday-Street
Theatre to witness the play Of Damon and
Pythias, and tomorrow evening they will
attend the grand complimentary ball TO be
given ut the Masonic Temple.
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gloMMERCrAL,.,s

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE,
RICHMOND, Va. April IL, is7z
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT.-Red, 42 bushels.
CORN.-White, 400 bushels.
SffIPsTUfF.-s1g bushels
SALES.
!. WHEAT.-Red, 4. bushels good Mt si.1s.
CoRN.-White. 900 bushels very good nj 75c.
SHfPSTCFF.-500 bushels ut &C.
RE-EXHIBITED.
SUIPSTuFF-J0g bushels.
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DRUGS, MEDICINES, dc.

Il TIONS,
IODINIZED SYRUP OF HORSERADISu
HORSFORD'S ACID PHOSPHATE,
SMITHS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CORDIAL.
ETHERlZED COD-LIVER OIL,
ESPIC'S ASTHMA CIGARETTES.
LANCEL0T'S ASTHMA CIGARETTES.
LANlI.LE'S ASTHMA TUBES.
LAFI1ILE'S GOVT REMEDIES,
PASTlLLES OF TIE ALKALINE LACTATES.
LOLENGES OF PEPS1N Tactic ACID,
COILS BROWNIES CHLORODYNE,
SAyQRY Il MOORE'S PANCREATIZED COD
LIVER OIL,
SAYORY & MooRE'S PANCREATIC EMUL-
SION;
and all the new and valuable foreign aud American
pharmaceutical products To be had of
MEADE Il BAKER,
Importing Pharmacists,
ap l8 910 Main street.
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OFFICE BOARD OF EDUCATION
RICHMOND, VA, April 10, 1872. !

OFFICE BOARD ,oT EDUCATIoN,l
RICHMOND, VA, April 10, 1872.
ny AUTHORITY OF AN ACT OF THE
ID GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF VIRGINIA APP
nroyed February = ls72, authorizing the Board of
Eucation 10 self the land scrip donated TO the state
of Virginia by act of Congress of the United states
approved July =, lss., and the acts amenda;o sdy
thereof the Board of Education Will receive ikat-
POSALS FOR THE PURCHASE OF SAID
SCRIP, representing 100000 acres OF pnniic Eaha'
until II o'clock on the isT DAY OF MAY Ws.
Proposals should be addressed 70 the undersigned
- @ ID. G.. lyle,
. an l7-Iw Secretary Bearc Oh Educailon.
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Mrs. Lloyd is native of this (Loudoun)
county. Her maiden name was Sampson.
She has been considered by her friends a
woman of weak intellect, and once during
the War, it is said, she wandered away from
her home into the woods, and did not return
until search was made and she was brought
back by her lricnds.-Letter from Loudoun.
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r,,.~s Tchmond Dispatch:
Yesterday 15th instanN we had snow in
.s.- earning trom s till 10 o'ciock---vcry
r.l,y.-fhcl, rain. and nj s O'Clock IL the eve.
r,, had Z severe hail->torm, lasting about
49,. ~ .ta,:r-iI&il about The size Of bird :
.-... This ncrning We have = very strong
De-. ,.,aa north wind. The weather for the
.f,,s.> his ''ccn very fine. and mos, ofthc
-...s ,r,,s inrc padded. | fear this will de-
...,., llr Gr;;it. lonrS. &s., :.
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Ten bodies were recovered from the wreck
Of the Oceanus. and were buried Ut Cairo,
H., Tuesday. They were not identified.
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4 PpOMATTOX PAPER MILL.
~ PETERSBURG, VA,
- lMANEFAGTuRERSOk or go Is -
, SEW,S. DOOk.a AND 3RRApHISGfPAE8skS

.t,h,,,t f,,.,,,,.,,, AINE1 CO,
no Is 1tosegs and gelap .aess,a ~
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ITO PHYSICIANS.
EINuM CIBt EFT EERRI.

Each fluid ounce represents two ounces Of fresh
beef and four grains citrate of iron In ounce of
pure Sherry wine. Also, the same without the iron.
These valuable articles arc fer sale by
j. BLAIR, Druggist,
apl2 No. S2j Broad street.
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VIRGINIA NEWS.
s'rSnl Fauquicr.

WAREsNroS JUNCTION. Va,
April Is, 1872.
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DICHMOND AND YORK RIVER
IL RAILRO DAD. ~
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS AND THE TRAVEL
LING PUBLIC.
-.as.. TRI-WEEKLY LINE
BETWEEN RICHMOND, BALITIlMh9yhE,
AND BOSTON. AND TO ALL
POINTS NORTH AND 7.
EAST. WEST AND
NORTHWEST.

Passenger train leaves Richmond on Tuesdays,
Thursdays, and Saturdays, at J.. NJ: G9nneStiiS
with the splendid steamer ST ATEOF ylhGlSiA;
Captain l.. w. FREEMAN. for inc saDove-fiameu
In Baltimore on the following morning In time TO
connect with traius north and west: ,,. ..,...,,
THROUGH TICKETS and BAGGAGE checker
to all points. ~, -.
West Point. n.,,,.
Steamer leaves Baltimore pier No., No. 90 Light
street. on Mouliays, Wednesdays, and tridhys, ~
r. NJ, arriving IN Richmond ut IL O'CLOCK INC loi,
lowing morning, giving passengers three noufs anu anu
thirty minutes 10 transact business ana ulnc DeioIc
the leaving of the Trains South. .,.
Freight train, with passenger car attachcd leaves
Tuesdays. Thursdays, and Saturdays, mt o'clock ~
d., for through freishts to all points sorth aid
for local freight between Richmond and est Point.
STAGES carrying the United States Maid VI
FISH HAUL ON Tuesdays aud Fridays for Iappa-
hammock and all intermediate points.
days ut O'Clock 4. NJ and Fridays at clock a. II.
Fare Fare from from Riehmond to Mrp;s %
Fare from Richmond to Burlington, ......,....s 90
Fare from Richmond % Walserton. ....,.... 30
Freight received dssily, carefully handled, ard
promptly forwarded. Through bills OF lading given
to all points.
From Richmond 10 BALTIMORE. 20
From Richmond to philadelphia. rs
from Richmond TO New York. 20 Oh
From Richmond 10 Boston, all rail. ...,..... u %
From Richmond to Boston via the soand....: Ii IS
go" WILLIAM n. BRAGG, Superintendent.
REUBEN FOSTER, General Agent, No. so Light
j. I. TAYLOR, General Ticket and Freight Agent.
n. Il. HorcnKrss, Travelling Agent. mh l
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RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG 1ANDl
POTOMAC ROUTE, March 30, 1872.

TIP DAY MAIL leaves Byrd-Street sta
~ ton. 1920 Z. M. y: g$- ~ f.G. ~;
UP NIGHT MAIL leaves Byrd7S!rect station,
0 p. nj. Except on Sundays.) $3.50
UP ACCOMMODATION leaves Broad-Street sta-
ton, 4P. u. Except on Sundays.) yx.{.lts
DOWN DAY NAIL arrives at Byrd-street, sta
Down NIGHT MAIL arrives at Byrd-Street sta
ton. 3:l5 A. ". Except on MondaysJ 80
DOWN ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN arrives at
Rroat,-Street station, SAT a. NJ. Except on sun
S,sCCosIAfoDATToST TRAIN runs to Milford only.
Travellers bound westpta Baitimorennd Ohio rail.
with the o:i7 r NJ train at Relay House, the Baiti.
more and Ohio railroad. BY the T.. III. they Will
connect with the $40 A. NJ. ut Relay House, on the
same road-the former being the quicker line fer
points west.
SPECIAL FREIGHT TRAIN will he run he:
tween Richmond aud Milford OH IAU kSDA l'of
each week, leaving Richmond at GAS A. NJ. arriving
at Milford ut 1912 P. NJ. Returning, will arrive In
Richmond the same day ut i2s y. NJ. ap1
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TERMS LIBERAL.

JAMES f. A. GIBBS, Proprietor,
mh4 Ninth and Bank streets, Richmond, Va.
CEWING-MACHINES OF ALL KINDS
- REPAIREI,.-Thc SLoAT ELLIPTIC SEW.
fSt;-MACHISES BOUGHT and SOLD. We sell
SLOAT& ADDINGTOS.
u,ye iaIo Cary street, uear Epurteentis.
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MIS- WANTED EvERYWHE

ONE MONTHS TRIAL OF A MACHINE BE
FORE PURCHASE
free OF charge, sent " any responsible address:
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~ CARTWRIGHT, + URN req
H. DEALER, having moved to the new II,
store No is Governor street, between Main M
and Frinklin keeps on hand large stock of -
The latest styles of HOMEMADE and NORTH
ERS FURNITURE; also, Lounges, Mattresses,
bedding, &c: which will be sold ut the lowest
prices for cash It viii be to the interest OF buyers
10 give Inc call before purchasing elsewhere:
4. GATHRIGHT, .@-
fe ls-3m No. lG Governor street.
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HARDWOOD Il RITTER, a
II GOVERNOR STREET, "a.
RICHMOND, VA, Es
are now Offering the largest and most elegant 7
stock Of FUR NlTURE and 5lATTRESSE.S that has
been seen in the city since the war. We are receiV-
Ing by every steamer, and also manufacturing,
great many new styles. All In need OF articles In
our line should our stock before buying as we
cannot be undersold In this State. We are now SELL
Ing n new stye OF FOLDING BED, very strong and
cheap suitable for Offices stores, aud families. Come
and see 1t. Amongst our stock will be found BED
STEADS, BUREAUS, WARDROBES. SIDE
BOARDS, DESKS, CHAIRS, TABLES, PARLOR
FURNITURE, CHAMBER FURNITURE, with
great variety of other articles.
e-eN' HARDWOOD & RITTER.
apu Governor street, Richmond, Va.
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potash FERTILIZER.
l. so tons :. KAlNlT," imported from Germany,
free from sand" or dirt.
ANALYSIS:
b to 80 per cent. Sulphate of Potash.
Il to Is per cent. Sulphatc OF Magnesia,
to s per cent. Chloride Of Magnesia,
IS to 40 per cent. Chloride Of Sodium,
10 to IL per cent Gypsum Sulphato OF Lime.
The attention of tobacco growers is specially CALL
ed to this valuable Fertilizer.
Price, SAT per 1000 pounds. For sale by
MCCARTHY & SLATER,
1i2i Main street,
mp ll-cod5t Agents Tor me lnllorters.
VNO TOBACCO MANUFACTURERS.
ADVANCES OF SEVENTY PER CENT. IN
CASH,
on asccrtained value will he made on blis OIL aaibS
OF consigIIments 10 our house.
INTEREST AT KATE OF SIX PER CENT. fEK
ANNUM.
PROMPT RETURNS MADE.
with check for balance due shipper lmucdfa'eiy On
sale of goods.
Sole importers OF the Ell Gallo brand
SPANISH MASS LlCORlCE-
HOFFMAN, LEE Z Co,
tobacco Commission Merchants.
m l3-eosm IS Exchange Place, Baltlmore, Md.
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FURNITURE, DC.

A RTHUR ROONEY, n
"A FURNITURE WAREROOS1S, ~
GOVERNOR AND FRANKLIN STREE1ae fTs1
Latest STYLES OF handsome Walnut Paflor,S
Chamber, and Dinlng-Ro0m Sets the lowest-prlcfd
Mattresses, &C. Sc. ARTHUR ROONEY,
20 Governor and 1907 Franklin streets, Richmond,
Va Call before YOU buy: my price will satisfy ap Ii
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SEwING.MACHISES.
SEWIN(i-MACHHNE
WILCOX s GIBBS
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

SEWISG-SIACIiINE
We Only state demonstrated fact when We say
that no one cxperimcntay acquainted with the Diff
ferrnt kinds of sewing machines would have amy
other rs Il gift while they can buy
WILCOX i GIBBS MACHINE.
We only quote the language OF hundreds Of eape-
best beyond ali comparison, In every respect.
The largest and most reliable selection vi Informs
ton on seSing-machines ever offered 10 tic public
will be sent free by mail oil application
We win give Il sewing-machine to any one who
will canvass and make four sales Circulars fur
uished for the purpose free.
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than rcd-lot iron Such degree of heat,
saws Sir Charles. would instantly decompoSe
the planet and resolve it into vapor. In the
curt language Of Mcintosh, "such propo-
sition needs no rcfutation; it is contttcd by
its own aIsurdity." Much scientific lux has
been expended by isneouS defenders to
show us how all the heat which escaped by
radiation from the interior is constantly
being storcdu up i'll the liquids and solids upon
the cartl's surface. AS we have maintained,
the correlation of natural forces indicate
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PRoDIGIoUs CONCENTRATION OF LIQUID FIRE
bv the perpetual force of radiation instantly
lick up the aqueous film called the ocean, and
expand all surrounding substances into i'll
appreciate yaporI
One argument more and l shall have done
with the igncous philosophy. According to
human experience and to the laws of chenl-
istrv, fire cannot exist on this planet without
the presence of oxygen, the natural sup
porter of combustion. There is nothing in
or ahoTt n
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|, RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD Cog
~ ~ RICHMOND, VA, March 20, ls7a
ON AND AFTER SUNDAY, MARCH
" alst, the TRAINS on this road win run as fol-
The MAIL TRAINS leave Richmond ut 1915 !.
VI. and $50 =. NJ, and leave Petersburg at liza. NJ.
and 1850 p. n. sa, .%.aaf -
FREIGHT TRAINS, with q passenger coach at;
tached, leave Richmond at a. NJ. and r d., ana
leave Petersburg ut 7:l5 A. NJ. and 4:s0 p. 81. go
The a35 a. 81. TRAIN Will not leave klchmond
on Sundays, and the 100 p. NJ. MAIL TRAIN ana
7a5 A. NJ. FREIGHT TRAIN will not leave Peters"
burg on Sundays. ~yt-ss-E
Fare for single tickets. .......,.....Sl2 %
Fare for return tickets. ............. 90
Communication tickets can be had ut the following
rat Is: a..
Fifty-trip tickets for. .............S4o 90
One.lundrcd trip tickets for ....... 90 CO
Passengers for Norfolk Will take the 23o I. NJ.
DAILY TRAIN, and those from Norfolk WILL coI-
meet at Petersburg with the IL A. NJ TRAIN.
Passengers from Clover Hill Will take the $50 a.
| NJ. TRAIN on Mondays. Wednesdays, and Fridays;
and returning, leave Richmond on the same days al
5P. NJ. b
The NAIL TRAINS will stop only at Chester and
| Manchester. t-s
The S 4. NJ. TRAIN will connect at Petersburg
With the Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio rallroad for
PULLMhN'S PALACE sLEEPING-cAR will
| lie attached to the THROUGH TRAIN At Weldon,
running through TO Wilmington. ,.i
NH 80 Ticket and Freight Agent.
|
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RICHMOND, March 81, 1872. :
DICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAIL-
IN ROAD-On aud after SUNDAY, March aIst,
GOING WEST. ~.
Train No.. Through passenger) leaves kiclmond
daily iexrppt Sundays) at 1886 A. NJ; leaves DAN
Vile ut ll:l7 \. NJ; arrives at Greensboro at 2l5
=. NJ.
Train No. 9 (Lynchburg passenger) leaves RmI!-
wond daily ut 0:Io a. NJ; arrives ut LynchbiIg ut
Train No. IL Through mail and exprcssl leaves
Richmond daily mt 235 p. NJ. leaves Danrillc daily
1T IL +. NJ; arrives ut Greensboro Gaiy at les
GOING EAST.
Train No. Through mail and expressl lcaves
Greensboro daily at la:t5 a. NJ; leaves Daiy1e
daily at 3:as y. NJ; arrives ut Richmond daily at
Train No. Through passenger) leaves Green's
boro daily Except Sundays at 1910 A. NJ leaves
Danyllle ut l2a7 T. NJ. arrives ut Richmond atsAs
Train No. 10 U.yuchburg passengerl leaves Lynch
NJ arrives ut Richmond ut 4:2O p. N.
| Trains Nos. and IL connect ut Greensboro with
trains OH the North Carolina rdlroad for all points
| south. 49,
Train No. connerts at Burkcyille with train or,
the AtlaRtc, Mississippi and Ohio railroad for all
points southwest and south
Train No. ii connects at Greensboro with trainior
| Raleigh: arrives there nj 1905 a. NJ. Passengers
syj" %E i iran No. 20 for Rco s"es'
| THROUGH TICKETS TO all points south and
| southwest can b. procured ut the ticket Otnce In
| Richmond, and OF X. +. WALKER, Agent OF the At
lantlc Mississippi and Ohio Railroad NO. 1879 Main
| street, Richmond. ,Ni.R
| Papers that have arrangements TO advertise tie
schedule of this company WI pease pvnI AZ aoo'e
| General Freight and Ticket Agent.
T. NJ Il. TALcorr Engineer and supeilnhG ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-18

A Paris letter says that NJ. Taine's name is
not Henri. as all the papers will have it, but