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TO THE PUBLIC.

THE PAIN.KILLER manufactured by PERRY
DAVIS L. SON has won for itselfa reputation unsdr'
passed in medicinal preparations The university oil
the demand for the Pain-Killer is novel, interest
ing and surprising feature in the history OF this medl-
cine. The Pain Killer is now regularly sold IN large
and steadily increasing quantities, not only to general
agents in every State and Territory OF the Union,
and every Province in British America, but TO BuenOs
Ayres, Brszl. Uruguay. Peru. Chill, and other South
American States, 10 The Sand wich Islands, 10 C1ba
and other West India Islands TO Eng land and Cont
nentaI Europe 10 Mozambique, Madagascar. ZanzI.
bar aud other African lands 10 Australia, and Cal
caIa, Rangoon and other places in India. IL has also
been sent to China, and we doubt if there is any
foreign port any inland city in Africa or Asia,
which is frequented by American and European mis-
sonaries. travellers traders, into which the Pain.
Killer hat not been introduced.
The extent Of its usefulness another great feature
Of this emarkable medicine. IL not only The best
thing eve. known. everybody will confess. for
bruises cuts burns &C. bot for dysenIery cholera.
or any sort of bowel complaint, ii is remedy
passed for efficiency and rapdity of action. In the
great cities Of British India and the West India Is.
lands and other hot climates, it has become the
dard nlediciHe for all such com plants, we'll as
dyspepsia, liver cOmpl0int, and other kindred dis.
orders. For coughs aRd colds. canker, asthma and
rheumatic difficulties, it has been proved by the most
abundant and convincing trials and testimony, TO be
an invaluable medicine. The pfopretors are in pos.
session OF letters from persons OF the highest character
and responsibility, tesyng in unequivocal terms to
the cures effected and the satisfactory results pro
duced, in an endless variety Of eases by the use O
this great medicine. That the Pain Killer deserv
ing of all its proprletors claim for it is amply proved
by the unparalleled popularity it has attained IL is
sure aud effective remedy 1t is sold in almost every
country the world. and is becoming more and more
popular every year. Its healing properties have
been fully tested, all the world and need Onll
10 be known TO be priced.
Sold by all Druggists. augl3-4t
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Law. OF the United states.
fConiinned from first page.

Territory of Montana the year eighteen hundred and sixty
TO person entitled thereto the claims reported
hy James Harde. under the provisions OF section
ten Of an act entitled act making appropriations for sun
dry civil the and tor other purposes
for he ending hteth eighteen hundred ana sew
enty approved July fifteenth eighteen hudred aud seventy
and for that there hereby Appropriated from any
money in treasury the United States not otherwise
propriated, the of five hundred aud thirteen
three hundred and three dollars much thereon as
may be --.u
For this amount much thereof be necessary
the subsistence, civilization and care OF the Aricka
Vente Indians Fort BerthOd agency Dakota
make up appropriation for the fiscal year
ending thteth. eighteen hundred and seventy
seventy six thousand dollars.
~ - ITO be continued
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MARYLAND & Delaware II. II.
SPRING ARRANGEMENT.
and nli MNNnAN NM frailn will

All Feghts must be at the various stations at least Thirty
1907 Minutes before starting Trains otherwise they will lay
twenty-fO hours.
Freight will Passenger attached and will be
subject to delays Incident to Freight business.
May l7th 1878. J. L. CALDWELL, Superintendent
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The Mixed Train will be subject to delays incident 70
Freight Business and will stop only at Stations where time Is
given.
Castle Trans-Leave New Castle Tor Wilmington and
Philadelphia at 74O, II 80 A. NJ 625 p NJ Leave Whining
ton $50 A. NJ. LIS, so p NJ. for New Castle. =,
Sunday Trains Leave Wilmington Tor New Castle 94O A. NJ
New Castle for Wilminsto 500 p NJ
SMYRNA BRANCH TRAINS-AdditiOna to those above
leave smyrna for Clayton 3O, A. ~ and 133 p NJ Leave
Clayton Or smyrna, $40, A. M ana 200 p NJ to make con
necton with trains to and from Dover and Stations South
CONNECTIONS.
At Townsend with the Kent County and Queen Annes "
Kent Railroads. At ayton with Md Del R. r. At Har-
rington with J. n b. Il. II. At SeafOrd, with u. D. r. r.
At Delmar, with E. 5. r. r. and Wycnmlcn Pocomoke r.
II. +. KENNEY, Superintendent.
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For Rent.

A STORE HOUSE, on Commerce Street, recently oc
cupIed by X. II. Jacobs, 3 doors below the corner.
WsIladapted for Dry Goods and Groceries,
ianl7If EDWARD WARD
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Delaware Railroad Line.
SUI nm mer Arran z nm m { .
Onand after

MONDAY, JUNE sOth, 1873,
Sundays excepted.) trains will run
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-13
letter from Augusta.

.~iEnNEME>TS -rcSTAL-rAHTHER GAP IRON
ruNrANY-vALLKY RAILROAD sVps,iRip.
Hos PERSONAL.
I,crl,-ponn,ncc Of the Rtrhmond D,sn,tcbl
STAtNr.,S. December -, 1873.
ne lInlHoNHL cnt- In our city, both pub
%, ana lii'H.,e, are still going ahead not
withstand .ns the panic. The street commits
>'h'i>. are having many of the old pave
In SIS removed, and replaced with entirely
.raw brick. The huc> OF the streets are laid
n hy the city engineer, aud The new pave
m,ut> laid down under his uperintendencc,
- that there Will hereafter be no uncer-
'airty IT, to what is city property and what
hrion-, to individuals along the line Of the
repaired streets.
The question Of postmaStership of the
Stanton po>t-ottice nus been decided in favor
Il Major John 4. Hartman, vino has been L
faithful adhcrcnt to the Administration party
nra number Of years. A special post-officc
b., u",n established at Laurel Hill, in All
-'l>ia county, with James y. Pearson AS
postmaster.
From present indications Stanton will
-oon become the centre of the iron interests
II Augusta county. lnadditiOn to the char
;r recently granted to the " CotopaXi Iron
Company" Judge Mclaughlin last week
yrantcti charter to the panther Gap Iron
'aminuy," the principal office Of which is to
!. loua'"d At Staunton. The officers are
William K. Johnson. of Richmond, presi-
dent samuel Colt. OF Hartford, Conn, su-
rrrut,rduN and treasurer; Ii. NJ. Bell, Of
~'auuruu. secretary. Directors: Messrs. How
"A Fisher. John Echol<. Ii. NJ. Bell, and h.
II. 'atl"ti, II Staunton. The minimum
c1pjtad 0. the company to he $4,000, with
the privilege OF holding not more than
100 thousand acres of land.
TIE subscribers to the Valley railroad
hay" b'rn notified to pay up the first and
~rr"nd quotas OF 80 per cent. Of their stock.
Wtjl interest. or suit will be instituted at
The March term Of the Circuit Court to en-
force payment.
Ibr. Francis +. Stribiug has entirely re-
,,A"itd from the severe attack he had last
"""6, and viii in Il few days resume the dis
char@r ot hi> duties at the Western Lunatlc
Asylum.
The weather continues warm and spring
Ike. Fires are scarcely needed. MAX.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-13

L. S. S.-From all hear, however, l am
sure that at present the indications point TO
Hon. r. NJ. I. Hunter or James Barbour as
the coming man.-BdH, in Alexandria Sen
tlnel.
We cannot help believing that Judge Guild
is the man for the times and tile place.-Lou-
DOM Enterprise.
a large number of members of the Legls-
hture have been here this week, and have
conversed with most Of them upon the ques-
ton of the senatorship. / find that very few
are committed. Goode, Walker, Withers,
Hunter, Barbour, and Christian are re-
earded as the strongest candidates. Very
little real electioneering has been done by or
for ANYBODY. The feeling that the senator
should be from the section Of country east OF
the Blue Ridge is very general. All specu-
lutions as to the strength of particular gen.
tlemen are nothing better than guesses:
There will be some plain talk in caucus, but
until then it is likely that the contest Will De
smoothly, quietly, and, may say, deco
rousv conducted by newspapers and out
siders observation-disclosures tetter-Feters-
bu,y Netcs.
As between Kemper and Withers we had
but little choice; but as the former IS out OF
the field we declare unhesitatingly for Colo
mel Withcrs for United States senator, anu
in doing so we believe we express the
almost universal sentiment of this section.
Harrtsonburg Old ConsmQntpealh.
The WytheviIle Dispatch compliments Go
vernon Walker. very highly. -+s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-13
,...er from E'etersbnrg.

..~,,p<T--Nrl'-.IpTS OF TOBACCO
'0'''N ,n,,x--soritL SENSATION
,',.,.,,,son,e Of the Richmnud Dispatch1 --
t'' r,rrssprKa, December II, 1878.
.,,,ovin1 is a statement OF the re-
,n." If cotton at this port for me week
,s,th ended to-day: Receipts. QUO eaies
"'.(' rondinc week last year. 1854 bales.
raj r since September l. 1873, 10, i2o aleS
'.,, rnndins time last year, 23,46S bales.
,,,>,rfS, 1868. bales. Stock. 2,i6l pales
same time last year, a,l23 haieS. kc-
,,,.. n his rorl for The year ending Sep
.er,Nrr |. 1873. 4l't hatcs'
ia, has been one ol great activity, as
...,,,frrIav alSn. in the receipt and hand
--,, ,,,9c,y,. Of which large quantity has
.@.@ N from The country and been deposited
80. ~-trtho.ISeS. The following Is partial
....,,,- nh that could be obtaincd-o of the re-
MS IN me plSt week NJ two Of the ware
So, " The city:
.,,..-,'>.--Ipspcc:cd, II ho9shcads; re-
-. 70 hocshcad>: total receipts 1872.
80 &,,., heads total receipts 1875, 3IS hogs
head. q, ~
,.[a, Ncc>hradS; receipts. Sc hoCshcads
-.
art:>
..t->r much larger.
lr,., ,~l.ir Of The city has been very brisk
.,-l,y. and general appearance OF anima-
,.,r i-rya!c> the streets. There is con.
..3r-,l2r number Of country people in the
-, gaDtg j becoming easier, and it is the
,,,rr.at impression that our business pros
,p.,> 81 Improving.
Nr. J. Edgar Thompson, president Of the
PENNSYLVANIA Central railroad, ACCOMPANIED
- -,ntlemcn Of hi party who arrived here
-. night on II special train from Weldon: by
II, Ecuhen Ra.land. president Of the Rich.
,arrd and Weldon Railway route; Captain
: {. SrricC. superintendent. and others.
-n3H around the lines Of the city this morn
.u..llrwins the fortitications md other great
monuments Of the recent Confederate strus-
-. Returning to the city. they took the
>s.uc special train about midday, and, sill
accompanied hy these gentlemen, proceeded
- RcamorId.
\ >GE. Il social sensation occurred here yes
'g!2'. &. this wise \ Young lady made
@,r Preparations 10 marry. procured her
Unfit, ana -ummoncd her company The
ur.y thu. hacking was the bridegroom, aud
h. va, not forthcoming: and he did not
com. Il all. And hence these tears.
VII. John Bate i lying quite i'll, and it is
,.r,rt hy his friends that he cannot recover
Mr. G.. Mcp. Battle, sheriff of Prince
t,.nr-c county, went down to-day to arrest
~. mate Of the Sc>>el Of which Captain Fleni-
in. was commander. The mate is charged
$50 with cruelty to the boy Seth Holdings
worth.
Complaint is made OF gate-lttins in Fifth
w4rd. and Of other such unmannerly prac-
NOS m III" night.
\ rad was made to-day by the police on
q u.,t of >nrak-thcvcs, of whom batch OF
rrn or four was captured and put in Jail.
Fred. Graves was sent on to-day to be in
u!t,difr felony. Colored.
in, lecture of Professor Curr, last night.
~ the Scotch Covcnanters," was nulncr-
cu>3y attended.
The Association for the Relief of the
Poor got 81 from Wyman.
ROBIN ADAlR.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-13

OFFICE RICHMOND AND WELDON RogTE,l
RICHMOND, VA, October 20, 1873.
TINE TRAINS ON THIS ROUTE
l. run az fpllowsi
The MAIL TRAINS leave Richmond at 500 4.
n. and y. NJ; arrive ut Petersburg at 6:l a. N;
and 1920 L. NJ. arrive ut Weldon at ESQ A. NJ anu
FkEiGHT TRAINS, with passenger coach at
tarIled leave Richmond for Petersburg at 3 a. NJ.
and p. NJ. and returning leave Petersburg at
a. R i; MAIL TRAINS leave Weldon at
$50 4. NJ: and Al P; ~, and leave Petersburg at
ACCOMMODATIONS TRAINS leave petersburg
tbtIly at 8 A. 81 aud Richmond at 1890 L. M
Passengers from Norfolk Will connect "ltn the
train leaving Petersburg at 1910 Z. d. ana those
for Norfolk will leave Richmond ON the l2:3o L.
a. Accommodation Train.
The SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAINS oetHcen
Richmond and Petersburg leave both places ~ b
A. N. and Z. NJ c,,,>rn.vr
The Freight Trains will not run on SUNDAYS
and the 7:55 +. NJ. Mall Train Will not leave Peters,
burg on SUNDAYS, and the 5:O5 A. ID. Iraln VIII
moi leave Richmond on MONDAYS.
The MAIL TRAINS will not stop between hlch.
mond and Petersburg except Mt Manchester anu
Passengers from Clover Hill will leave At ! A.
NJ, and returning leave Richmond at z Z. d. daily
iexcept sundays.
Passengers viii take their meals at Jarratts no
tel and all trains leaving Petersburg VIII start from
The WasbngtOn-Slrcet depot
PUILMAN'S PALACE SLEEplNG.CARS are
"''"NNs' ~ A' THOMAS II. WYNEE.
oc 81 General Manager.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-13

2TaE AUTHORSHIP OF "CouslN SALLY Dill
,AKp.n-The venerable Thomas p. Atkinson
writes a letter to our neigbbor the NetnS re.
futing the generally received impression that
the author of [" Cousin Sally billiard !" was
a gentleman of North Carolina. He says:
"Be it known, therefore, by every North
Carolinian and Virginian and by AL inc
rest of mankind that the hate Richard
Claiborne, formerly of Dinwiddie county,
Va. who lived uear- Gunn's. Hill on Tue
road leading from the courthouse of said
county to Harper's bridge, on the Noooway
river, was the yeritable author Of this eele'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-13

A PARsoN WHO breaches WHILE HE
PRAYs.-The new chaplain Of the Senate,
Rev. Byron Sunderland. has been always
noted for the extreme length of bis prayers
To-day he made bis first prayer as chaplain
of the Senate, occupying IN its delivery near
ly ten minutes. The few senator's VINO nake
a show of piety by standing during prayer
were not very much Inconvenience during
the incumbency Of the Rev. Or. Newman,
whose daily invocations we're models OF pre-
yity. This morning they showed consider
able uneasiness, and before the new CHAP,
lain got to the end of bis prayer most OF
them had dropped into their seats. After
wards some of the more irrererent request
ed the Vice.President to drop suggestion
on the subject to the worthy divine Wash
inoion letter. ~. ...3 ...r ...
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-13

PANIC! PANlc'
JULIUS sYCLE has just received from New
MESTIC DRY GOODS, which will be sold at panic
prices.
BLACK GRos-GRAIN SILKS, .t
BLACK and CoLoRED SILKS
SATTEENS, DIAGoNALs, CAMELs HAIR, new
EMfREss CLOTHS, Moss CoLoRs, ALrAcAs, and
Dill " BLACK GOODS.
CAsHMERES, SATTEESS, EMpRESS CLOTHS,
SEDAN REPS AUSTRALIAN CLOTHS ana GRAPE
n oTHs. Also, full line of BLACK ALPACAs,
WHITE AND CoLoRED FLASNELS,
PLAIN AND PLAID OPERA fLANNELs,
WELSH AND SHAKER FLASNELS.
v BLANKETS.
RED BLANKETS, CoLoRED BLANKETS,
oih''' CASSIMERES.
1n CAss1MEREs we have full assortment al AL
suawIs and CLoAKs, new styles;
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS
T., rIuaEIc EDGINGS AND hEAL NALEN'
CIENSES LACES; u,,
KIN GIOy Es-Our own ilnportaIoh, f,u
EryTIg MES,S aud LADIES UNDERWEAR u iui
p,r INC and BROWN CorroNs and sHEETIS0 ,s
aiy stock is complete in every aepa IT,, ee hRY
offer special inducements 10 ~ II Iis Ivy sYCLE,
o'o 4ib Broad street. between Fourth and t1ftn:
aarrsMey: III. Turner, ". u. Powers; Joah
N. Gary, George r. Bagby, L. .. o"i'' No mo- ia
Stern. -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-13

ELorxMEsr IN HIGu LIFE (CoLoREp).-We
regret " record an incident which has
thrown our first colored circles into great ex-
element. Mrs. Matilda Lewis, wife Of the
Rev. Charles Lewis, of the coIored Baptist
church, lief, Der home on Sunday evening
and took the western train, accompanied by
san. Richardson, a colored deacon Of the
second Baptist church Of LynchburA The
fair and irail daughter of Ham left four
ciiildfen-thc Youngest eight months old
behind her to console her husband. Sam
;Iso left family behind him. Mr.. Lewis
viii not pursue his flying spouse. He has
eat, red suit before Judge Winstield for d.
yorce- bedford Sentinel.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-13
LETTERS OF WASHINGTON DISCOVERED,

LETTERS OF WASHINGTON Discovered
Twenty autograph letters OF Genera1 n Masn'
ington have just been discovered at Irincs,
ton, N. j. About half the NUMBER Ieia.e W
the affairs of Princeton College, 10 ueheias
Mercer, who was killed at the Datt, ne ..
Princeton, and to the battle ltsei1. lney
were written to the Rprrs, father ana son
the one at one time president OF the coilese,
and the latter afterwards Vice-Presi1ent Oh
the United States-and to President wilmer,
spoon. One Of them, relating to General
Mercer, urges the erection OF monument
to that gallant general, who was kllied az the
battle of Princeton World. s.. g..... ia.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-13

MAss-M EETING AND INTERNATIoNALIsT
SpEECHEs-Ne,o York, December ia
large maSs-meeting of workingmen, Thee
dore II. Banks presiding, was held ut Cooper
Institute tonight. A resolution was pre-
sented denouncing the high salaries of Off
Gals, demanding work from the city govern
ment for those out of employment, declaring
that those in need should procure proper
shelter and the necessarcs of life, and send
the bills to the city treasury, to be paid here
after out of the wages for such work as the
city might give them; and to prevent panlcs
urging graduated taxation, which would
stop the lookup of the circulating medium
and restrain the accumulation OF wealth by
individuals. -
Other resolutions of a violent and agra
rian character were offered, and speeches
were made in their support. None OF the
speakers are known outside of the city.
The meeting was held under the auspices oil
the so.called international Association. a
large police force was present in anticipation
of disorder, but there was no disturbance
The meeting adjourned without taking def
mite action.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-13

(mEr-JrsTlCB AGNEw AND THE PENSsyLvA-
MA CONSTITUTIONS Chief.Justice Agnew, OF
tue supreme Court Of Pennsylvania, has
written letter in which he says that his
private opinions with regard to the Consti-
tuition have been much misunderstood. His
opinion delivered in Philadelphia was on
the power OF the Convention, not Oh the
merit OF It's work. He stated that although
hc thought tie new Constitution contained
serious errors he should vote for its
adoption. The injunction was issued solely
Oh the ground that the people cannot eXer-
&c their original powers except i'll an au-
thorizcd form.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-13

NOTICES TO TAMPA EkS.
CITY COLLECTORS OFFICER
RICHMOND, November 20, 1873.
THIS OFFICE WILL BE OPEN DAILY
O'CLOCK A. NJ. To 8 O'CLOCK T. NJ.
FROM THE
18TH TO THE 3lsr DAY OF DECEMBER,
INCLUSIVE,
for the purpose of receiving from any person who
has already paid onehalf only OF the city taxes
charged to him the remaining half, and that
TEN PER CENT.
win be added to the amount Of said remaining half
of the tax charged In every case where the party
assessed shall fall to pay said remaining half within
the time SO limited"
"But In case any person, having failed ~ pay In
the month of June one-haf OF the city taxes due
from such person, shall fail to pay the whole amount
thereof on or before the 31sT DAY OF DECEMBER
there shall be added
TWENTY PER CENT.
upon the amount of the tax SO remaining due"
Tho Collector respectfully calls the attention OF
those parties who have so repeatedly promised TO
settle their bills (other than the haf-paid bills,
and OH which he has been 50 leulent, that should
he now fall TO call OH them by the 18th OF Decem-
Der, and they fail 10 pay during the month Of De.
cember, he wilt be compelled, under the duties
OF his Office TO collect In January By LEVY, with
the additional TWENTY PER CENT.
JOHN +. REGNAULT,
ael-1m Collector.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-13

The Post Office Committee Of the House
has determined to report bill providing
for the free transmission through the mails OF
public documents and the free circulation of
newspapers within the counties where they
nra nIlhlshpd = = :, - .t.L-- = =: = !.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-13

DIR. G. w. Bagby will soon begin the pub.
-lication in the Weekly Wing Of o story to be
entitled "What did with my Fifty Mil
lions" We have all along been tolerably
intimate with Jorge, and we never heard it
intimated before that he had Us much as fifty
cents Petersburg linden.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-13

A SHOCKING STORY OF OUTRAGE.-Dctro't,
Mich, December IA horrible story OF
outrage has been made public in the town OF
Warren, twelve miles from Detroit: A year
and half ago one Charles Louis Alton was
emnloved to teach in 4 Catholic school ut
Warren, also to act as sexton of the church.
During this period Alton outraged the per-
sons of no less than eighteen schoolgirls,
none of whom were over fourteen years OF
age. 1t appears the crimes were all com
mitted In the church, which adjoins the
schoolhouse. and that the fend succeeded in
terrifying his victims into silence for over
year. The neighborhood is settled by Hol-
landers, generally uncducated, and the chill
dren were all of that nationality. Alton
escaped.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-13

btated narrative of o. scene which is said to
have been witnessed In the old district court
OF Brunsvick county. in this State, In which
Judge Tucker presided ~ etersburg- In
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-13

Az OLD DOMINION Loss.-A fire at Spring.
field, Ohio, on Tuesday night DESTROYED y.
b. HoIlenzeler's planing-miil. Loss, S6o, ooo;
insurance, $4,000, In the Old Dominion, OF
Richmond, Va, and in other companies.
The residence OF Bishop Morris, adjoining,
was damaged $l,000.-Neto York Times.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-13

The WEST VIRGINIA CAsE.-The House
Election Committee had the West Virginia
lection cases before it this morning. Messrs.
Jnmcs Nccson, and Judge Shellabarger OF
Ouio, are representing the interests of the
Democratic members, and they regard the
PROSPECTS Of i favorable report by the com
lnittcc aS very good.-L. @. Wash'ngto''s
i.L.qr0m-- PetersDurQ NetrS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-13

The DISTRICT JuDG EsHIP.--Tbe Washing
ton GTmacte says: ''The President will,
on Monday. send to the Senate the name OF
Colonel Robert W. Hughes, late candidate
for Governor OF Virgins, for the position of
nudge Of the District Court of Virginia
made vacant by the death OF Judge Under
wood
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-13
oc 81
RICHMOND, FRED'0 & POTOMAC r. X. Co.,}
GES'I TICKET Il FREIGHT AGENTS OFFlCE. Z
RICHMOND, October 18th, 1879
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG ANDPOTO-
MAC RAILROAD.

UP DAY MAIL leaves Byrd-street statioa Ut
UP NIGHT MALI. leaves Byrd-street station at
1880 T. Of. Except on Sundays)
up ACCOifMODATiON leaves Broad-street sta"
ton at z. NJ. Except Sundays.)
DOWN DAY MAIL arrives at Byrd-strect sta
ton st lao p. NJ.
DOWN NIGHT MAIL arrives ut Byrd'street sta-
ton at 4:50 A. II. Except on MOndsys1
DOWN ACCOMMODATION TRAIN arrives &C
Broad-street station ut S37 A. u. Except Gu sum
fREIGHT TRAINS leave Broad-street station
on MONDAYS. Wednesdays, and Fridays at 7:Io
A. NJ, connecting at Qunntico with the Alexandra
and FREDERICKSBURG railway. Returning, arrive
al Broad-sreet station on Tuesdays Thursdays, anu
saturdays ut L. NJ.
BY order Of General Superintendent.
j. b. GENTRY,
ocl3 General Ticket and Freight Agent.