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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-04

letter from Worth Carolina. =
Correspondence Of tho Richmond Dispatch. I

RALEIGH, N. c., November 2s, 1873.
The evidences Of thrift and material pros
pcrity everywhere seen here are very en-.
eouraging, and very noticeable too, espe.
cially as there is no "noble Jeems to turn
million spiudles and force splendid wealth
upon the city; neither IS 1t the centre Of a
very fertile district or rich back country to
build up its trade. 1t is the political CEN
tire, and has now doubtless become the finan-
clal centre Of the State. A larger capital
by nearly half million is here in banking
business than in any other city In North Ca
rulina. d
During the panic Bin Arp's advice was
faithfully followed--cyerybody did the best
he could; and, indeed, Raleigh scarcely
knew the panic. Trade was dullcr and
cotton was low. but the long faces are grow
ing shorter aud merrier. aa
The Legislature is in session. peeped in
and saw both houses, but was not sufficiently
interested to linger. Both halls are dis
graced by the presence of the colored "man
and brother" These may be very good for
aught ] know. The little boys in the ro-
tunda drive a sharp trade in COOLERS.
On Wednesday attended the Federal
court held by Judges Brooks aud Bond.
Before very large assemblage tho suit of
SWaZey cS. North Carolina Railroad was ar
gued, and very ably.
Yesterday WAS observed throughout the
city. in accordance with the proclamations
Of the President and Of the Governor, as a
day Of thanksgiving. and public worship
was held in all the churches, believe. /
attended the Presbyterian church, and with
the small congregation assembled heard a
credl'able discourse from the pastor, and
some most excellent music by choir (the
best, was told, in the city,, under the in
struction or leadership Of Professor Bau-
mann, of Peace Institute.
The Federal court is held in the Metro
politan Hall. The work on the new post
office and Federal courtroom hangs fire.
Such a building is sadly needed, and appro-
priationS have already been made by Con-
gress. The present poSt-office building is a
disgrace to the Government and an eye
sore TO the city. PEPlN.
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Letter from Petersburg.

ANIMAL MEETING OF THE RELIEF ASSOCIATION
TnE LErTER-CARRlE sYSTEM--FARTlCrLA AIRS
OF THE BROWNING OF SHULTz At CITY POINT,
&c.
I,orrespcndcucc of the Richmond Dispstcl.)
pErERsB,rse, December 3, 1873.
The annu al meeting of the Relief AsSoca-
t,nn Of this city was held last night at the
Tahb-Strcct Presbyterian church. and was
blended by u large number Of the most in
f1urntia md substantial citizens Of this
place. The president. Major W. r. {. Gre
trrv, submitted his report. from which it
,,rcavS that the Association received last
winter s. 2O3. of which S20S was from pTi-
,3tc subscription. II spent 81 ,sG5 .6S. and
las now in the Merchants National Bank
1855 s.. During the season 1858 persons
aurIicd, Of whom !, $50 were colorcd. The
remainder OF The report applied to matters
~ H:ilc interest 10 the public.
After reading the report tho Association
went into mn election of officers with the
following result: President, W. +. {. Gre
.or,; Nicc-rrcSidcnt at Large: John D..
kc,lrv. Ward vice presidents: First Ward
IN. u. q. rcarcc; Second Ward, James s.
Gillian. Jr: Third Ward. James II. Bailey
fourth Ward. A. Il. Atkins Fifth Ward.
= +. ncSha>ure; Sixth Ward. Thomas
,s.,: Secretary. I. jefferson Clarke Trea-
..rcr, Il. +. Lester.
Thr race for the benefit Of The poor OF
'nr city will take place on tomorrow ut the
,a--r,undS.
The funeral of the late Mrs. Mary Hanra-
r.r iopk place this evening from ST. Jo>cph'>
,l.ar,h. II was attended hv al immense
rnncaur>e " people.
Tie Slilor. William ShuIt7, belonging to
to ugk overheard. from Bremen. who fell
atf.go4rd IT City Point and was drowned.
Nh, a iitrmau by birth. aged tWenty-three
Years, and shipped AT New York. lie was an
entire Stranger on the boat. During the day
h, had y hight with one or more Of the crew =.
and VIXEN last seen that night was quite in
.oA!cattd. Al l0:l5 he passed Mr.. Arnold,
Tie watchtnan al the Atlantic. Mississippi
md Ohio d"r0'. IN company with TWO other
,Ucn, all OF v HON seemed Very drunk. These
men stated that he had laid down upon the
..auENav. and refused TO so further, and
,Ltrr they left HIM, and he was never seen
afterwards alive. The coroner deemed it
unnecessary 10 hold an inquest, and So lie
Ms barred yesterday.
Mr. Wilson. Of the Post-Otfice Depart
ru"nt. vas IN this city Yesterday considering
m" ,NprdrrnCv Of establishing the carrier
>,>l.In in this CITY. 4 meeting Of leading
,ninns Was held last night at his request,
and the matter inlly discussed. The unani-
,oui> i rtuuru; ol The meeting was in favor
81 ,ar movement. and it will be adopted at
7n ,tyiy day. The plan will embrace Et.
'Tr.h>
The ClrrUit Court adjourned this morning
wlIauIi tTar>actiug any business. 1t will
l4.rt OH next saturday 10 hear the suit of the
r.ty against the Petersburg Railroad Com
.4ny, necessarily postponed OH Wednesday in
Consequence Of the absence Of Judge Uuld.
Yesterday afternoon about ) O'Clock tire
,roh" out in Mrs. DOggctt'S department al
u, Anderson seminary. and threatened 10
prove destructive. 1t WAS suppressed, how
s'sr. trlorr any damage accrued from it.
ROBIN ADAIR.
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PEABODY INSTITUTE LECTURES
OF KING ARruuR.-Professor George Ffede'
rick Holmes, of the University OF Virginia,
delivered last night the first of Il course OF
four lectures at the Peabody Institute, on
"lbe Komanccs of King Arthur ana his
Round Table" He was received with APP
plullse. He commenced with compliment
lary aliilsion to Baltimore, its beautiful ioc'-
ton, its buildings, and its people, ana tue
blue waters which separate without dividing
the States OF Maryland aud Virginia. lie
highly appreciated the invitation he had re-
ceiyed TO lecture before them. The lecturer
then spoke of the nature and development
of epic poetry, Of the Romances of King
Arthur and his Round Table, of the iDfiu-
cnce of the old romances upon the litera-
turc and character of the English race. his
lecture was admirably written, and was ms
tened TO with interest, -Batttmore Sun, o.
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From Cumberland County.
r!rsr"Idcnce OF the Richmond Dispatch
[r-vEFgIASD. December 1914

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch
CUMBERLAND. December |. 1873.
The excitement among our people attend
ant on The late election having entirely sub
SIDED. aud feeling treasured as 10 the man
cement u our state affairs for some years
10 come by the election OF kemper and a
Conservative Legislature, they are attending
10 their material interests with renewed
vi-0r.
The crop If tobacco hercabouts is perhaps
the largest madr since the war. On Elk
island there has not been such crop for
many years.
4 negro man was murdered at Gainesville
iart week. He is said to have been waylaid
aud killed with shotgun. Several of his
sable brethren are suspected of having COM
m;trd the crime
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More from Cumberland.
oHepondence Of thc Richmond Dispatch.
CA-IhA, CCMBERLAHD COUNTY,
December =, 1873. (

CA-IhA, CUMBERLAND COUNTY,
December =, 1873.
Mrs John Taylor Gray, while riding out
on sunday evening last, fell from spring
wagon and was quite badly hurt, but nothing
,trlous is unprecedented, US she is much better
at The present writing. She is the wife OF
Nj. John Taylor Gray, formerly of the firm
II AIDE Il Gray, OF Richmond.
The weather has been unusually cold for
The reason Of the year, with quantities OF
rain, and the farmers have been made very
ia;c gathering their crops, and in some in
stances they have not fnishr i seeding wheat.
The money stringency has affected bust
ness OF ali kind. even off here in this iso.
ia'ed county ; aud it is feared that the low
price Of tobacco and scarcity of money will
clusc the farmers TO cu!tai their crops and
ie>.en their labor, which will throw Il good
many !atOlers out OF employment, which
Will be bound to cause suffering among the
poorer classes during the winter months.
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FISANCIAL LEGISLATION. -RepreScntatiye
Randall! intends TO present Il bill TO the
House the object Of which is to substitute
grccnbarko for national bank-notcs. 1t pro.
vid,s that all mutlatcd OF dcf;tccd currency
received at the Treasury shall be burned, and
in lieu thereof United States notes be is.
sued; also that ali assistant trca>urers turn
III IL The treasurer all currency received by
them 10 be exchanged for United States
notes. SO soon as $1,000 Of the note, of any
national bank have been destroyed a similar
amount OF the United States bonds deposit.
ed by the bank TO redeem itsicrcula,ion are
In he returned TO it,.
Mr.. buckingham has introduced Il bill Ia
provide lDr free. banking, IN elastic currency,
.t.h return 10 specie payments.
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"THE Mosr REMARKABLE CASE ON RE-
CORD '-uTSTURBlNG RELIGIOUS CoNGREGA-
TloS.-1 Correspondence Iadec and Appeal]
East Carolina, November 20, 1S13.-Scarch
the files Of heaven above. the earth beneath,
or the waters under the earth, and no such
case has ever been adiudicated in court of
supreme appeals. Your readers shall have
it an ertenSO. 1t needs no comment:
State cS. William LinhhaW. .
indictment for miSdcmcanor, tried before
Russell, Judge at Robson Superior Court,
spring term, 1873.
Defendant wasfNdicted for disturbing a
religious congregation. The evidence, as
detailed by several witnesses, was substan-
TALLY this Defendant is member of the
Methodist Church. He sings in such way
Us to disturb the congregation. AT the end
of each verse bis voice is heard after all the
other singers have ceased.
One of the witnesses being requested TO
describe defendants singing initiated it by
singing verse in the voice and manner of
defendant, which "produced burst Of pro-
loDged and irresistible laughter, CONFUSING
alike the spectators, the bar, the jury, and
the court"
It was in evidence that the disturbance
occasioncd by defendants singing was de-
cidcd and serious the effect OF 1t was To
make one part of the congregation laugh
and the other mad that the irreligous and
frivolous enjoyed it as fun, while the serious
and deyout were indignant.
Ii was also in evidence without objec-
lon) that the congregation had been SO much
disturbed by it that the preacher had de-
clincd to sing the hymn, and shut up the book
without singing it; that the presiding eldcl
had refused to preach in the church on ac'
count of the disturbance occasioned by 1t;
and that on one occasion leading member
of the church, approaching that there was O
feeling of solcmnity pervading the congrega
ton in consequence of the sermon just de.
| liyered, and fearing that it would be turned
into ridicule, went to the defendant and
asked him not TO sing, and on that occasion
he did not sing.
1t also appeared that on many occasions
the church members and authorities expos
tulated with the defendant about bis singing
and the disturbance growing out OF 1t. nc
all of which he replied: "That ne would
worship his God, and that as part OF his
worship it was his duty to sing"
Defendant is a strict member OF Inc
church and man OF exemplary deport-
ment.
1t was not contended by the State upon
the evidence that he had any intention OF
purpose to disturb the congregation, but, on
the contrary, it was admitted that he wa.
conscientiou>ly taking part in the religious
services.
There was a verdict of guilty, judgment,
and IN appeal by the defendant.
w. Mch. Mckay and N. S. Mclean fol
appellant.
Attorney. General Hargrove for the State
1Tbe Inder calls on us to explain the above
1t will lind that in Georgia Scenes Judge
Longstrcet described just such man as the
one who was recently tried in North Caro-
lina.l
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Senator Morton on Monday introduced
into the Senate bill to repeal the inrolun-
tary feature OF the bankrupt law, and Sena-
tor Logan bill to repeal the whole law.
Both bills were read twice. The Albemarle
man who thought the Dispatch did not
know Senator Morton's intentions will
please take notice.
All the Virginia NJ. C::'s answered to their
names Monday.
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WINES, LIQUORS. TOBACCO, q,

WINES, LIQUORS, TOBACCO, dc.
WINES AND LIQUORS.
Owing to the scarcity of money, have reduced
the prices of my Wines, and beg to call particular
attention TO the very extensive lot of Champagne
now arriving, consisting Of
BoUZY, DRY vERzENAY,
CARTE BLANCHE,
NAPOLEON, PREMIERE sERRE,
all Of the house Of
BOUCHE, FILLS s CO. Also,
L'RoDERER (aussan),
MUA1M'S DRY vERzENAY, and HEIDs1ECk.
Furthermore, have now In the UNITED STATES
CUsTOM-HOUsE Il large lot of JAMES HEN
MESSY BRANDY In hslf-pipes, quarters, octlvts
and cases;
% casks SIIERRY-pale, Standard, Topaz, Anon
tilcdo. and others;
10 cases ANGOsTURA BITTERS:
all of my own importation, and which offer to the
trade in
BOND or DUTiPAI
With full assortment of all other imported Wines
and Liquors, such as
CLARETs, HOOKS. SCOTCH WHIskEY,
... JAMAICA and ST. CRolx RUM
CORDIALS
of every description, etc, ETC., and large lot Oh
RYE and BOURBON WHISKEYS,
7 AIN confident have a larger stock to select from
than any other house In the city.
OSCAR CRANE,
Importer of Wines, Liquors. and Ciears'
aoo.,m No. IA Governor street.
UcUMMERDEAN" AUGUSTA COUN-
. TY) RYE.-Another invoice Of this popular
mountain, whiskey Just received. ,,
unI IL IMPERIAL CABINET" RYE " HlskE1 !;
an excellent article for bar, table, anu inedicina
FIRE COUNTRY APPLE and PEACH BkAN'
rAip0RTED FRENCH BRANDY, In octaNes anu
cases For sale low TO the trade by ~
JENKINS CAPERS CO.,
Wholesale Liquor Nercnants,
No.l13 south Fourteenth street, pelo" .afS'
NOES
UI1FFY,S SWEET CIDER at retail.
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The bestowal Of so great an office rs the
chief usriceship upon so undistinguished
and mediocre lawyer as Mr.. Williams is a
piece of indcfensible personal iavoritism. 1t
j. Il reward OF the Accomplishments ser.
vice and serviIity last year in furnishing Off
clal opinions TO sustain the outrageous action
If Judge Durell In Louisiana.- World
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RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AND CHEsApEAKE,
RAILROAD COMPANY,

RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AND CHEsArEAKE)
RAILROAD COMPANY, }
RICHMOND, November 9th, 1872
.nN AND AFTER THIS DATE PAS
" SESGER and FREIGHT TRAINS on this
road will run as follows:
PASSENGER TRAIN for West Point leaves
Richmond at P. NJ, and train from West Point
VIII arrive at Richmond at 1880 A. 81. LILLY tSun-
days excepted
The splendid steamer HAVANA, Captain A.C.
hICKLE, has been placed on tho route between West
Point and Baltimore to run In connection with this
road and will make three trips week. leaving West
Poin, TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS. and SATUR-
DAYS on the arrival Of the train, which leaves Rich
mond at ?. CARRYING at Baltimore next morning
10 ample time to CONNECT with trains for the North
and W est: and leave baltimore MONDAYS, WE'D
NE,SDAYS, and FRIDAYS at p. NJ, connecting
at West Point with the train due at Richmond al
1880 next morning.
Fare to Baltimore, 10 colored people, a.
FREIGHT TRAIN, for through freight only,
leaves Richmond Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Satur-
days at a. NJ. Through freight received daily.
FREIGHT TRAIN, with passenger car attachedr
for freight between Richmond and West Point,
leaves Richmond ON Mondays, Wednesdays, and
Fridays at $3.50 A. NJ. Local freight received Tues
EDW. r. FOLGER,
General Freight and Ticket Agent.
WV. BRAGG, Master Transportation. mol
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OFFICE RICHMOND AND WELDON ROUTE,l
RICHMOND, VA. October 26, 1873.
THE TRAINS ON THIS ROUTE

OFFICE RICHMOND AND WELDON RouTE,l
RICHMOND, VA. October 26, 1873.
THE TRAINS ON THIS ROUTE
l. run as follows:
The MAIL TRAINS leave Richmond at 500 A.
NJ. and 7. NJ; arrive al Petersburg al 81 z A. d.
and 1920 L. NJ; arrive Ut Weldonat $50 a. III. and
JPN.
Freight TRAINS, with passenger coach ut.
tacied, leave Richmond for Petersburg at 8 A. NJ.
and =. NJ, aud returning leave Petersburg at 2
A. VI. and $3.50 L. NJ.
RETURNING MAIL TRAINS leave Weldon ut
1910 p. NJ and 1855 L. Nj.
ACCOMMODATION TRAINS leave Petersburg
daily at 8 A. NJ. and Richmond at 1890 r. NJ.
Passengers from Norfolk will connect with the
train leaving Petersburg at 1910 p. NJ, and those
for Norfolk will leave Richmond Old the 1880 L.
NJ. Accommodation Train.
The SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAINS between
Richmond and Petersburg leave both places at
A. NJ. and 5 p. NJ.
The Freight Trains viii not run ON SUNDAYS.
and the 1865 +. VI. Mail Train will not leave Peters
burg OH SUNDAYS, aud the 0:05 A. Nj. Train will
not leave Richmond on MONDAYS.
m0nd and Petersburg except ct Manchester and
Chester.
Passengers from Clover Hill will leave at A.
NJ. and returning leave Richmond al z. III. daily
Except Sundays.
Passengers viii take their meals at Jarratt's Ho
tel and all trains leaving Petersburg Will start from
The WashingtOn-Street depot.
PULLMAN'S PALACE SLEEPlEG-CARS are
attached TO all the Night Mail Trains. -
THOMAS II. WYNNE,
oc27 General Manager.
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PosTAL.-John NJ. Norvell is appointed
postmaster at Bremo Bluff, Fluvanna coun
tv, Va, Uice D. r. Norvell, resigned.
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DHILADELPHIA, RICH 1lEkfF&
i MOSD, AND NORFOLK STEAM ss4sHzsesss
SHIP LINE.-FOR PHTf.ADELPHIATW TWICE =; 4
WEEk.-Until further notice the steamers OF this
line Will leave Philadelphia every WEDNESDAY
and SATURDAY, and Richmond every MONDAY
and THURSDAY ut l2 o'clock NJ.
Freight taken for all parts Of New Jersey, Ienn-
sylyapta for Boston, Providence, and New Orleans.
Also for Antwerp and Liverpool ria Red Star ana
American steamship lines, and bills Of huinH sleneo
through. .,. ,,,
Passage to Philadelphia, including meals and
sttcroun, ", W. I. ROM TEN, hSent,
WILLIAM +. CLYDE < CO., Agents
No. ~ South Wharres,
au oa M Ii North MharNch. PhilAdelphiA.
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.nAYrEsADx,YNs

----~--~--~~---~~~
IL Cd N IL
RICHMOND AND DAvvfLLE RAILBoAB,,
oFfiC6 E EGGiTEEH AND sUpKnlNTENDEEr
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
WESTWARD.
SOUTHERN EXPRESS leaves Richmond .t 4 A
NJ, leaves Danyile at 12:4a p. M Arrives st
Greensboro at $50 r. b., arrives at Air.T,tn
Junction at 8 r. NJ, arrives nc Charlotte as aIS
r. NJ. ~ go
leaves DanviIIe at 91S r. n; arrives al Greene,
A. NJ. -
LyNCHsURG PASSENGER leaves Richmond at
9:42 A. NJ. ;arrives at Burieeytlle at l2A6 r. H.,
TiYes at Lynchburg ut $40 p. ID.
EASTWARD.
NEW ORLEANS AND NEW YoRK EXPRESS
leaves Charlotte at $50 A. NJ, leaves Greens
boro' ut 12A5 2. ", leaves Danyflle at $40 r.
"; arrives at Richmond at 1O:I7P. NJ.
THROUGH NAIL leaves Charlotte at 10 r. d.,
at $50 A. w., leaves Lynchburg At Is A. NJ,
n,ond at 2:17 p. 1f.
LYSclIDURG ACCOMMODATION leaves Lynch.
burg at 7; NJ, leaves Bnrkeyillc at 5:SS A. NJ;
arrives at Richmond at S:44 A. NJ.
These trains all run daily.
The Express trains make c1ose connections al
Atlanta for Mobile, New Orleans, and all points
south and southwest. Sleeping cars run through
t p,n1 Chariottc TO New Orleans eta Atlanta and
through tickets sold to all points south and SOUTH
west, ana baggage checked through.
The New Orleans and New York Express stops
ut all stations between Greensboro' and Burke
Viae' Out Will not stop east Of Burkeyille.
T. NJ. r. TALCOTT.
no - engineer and superintendent.
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A NCHOR LINE STEAMERS. sfKTh

A NCHOR LINE sTEAMEhs' eIRTh
SAILING FROM NEW YORK
EVERY WEDNESDAY AMI SATURDAY.
RATES:
CABIN PASSAGE-PAYABLE IN GOLD.
To Liverpool, Glasgow, Londonderry, or
TOl0ndOn. oo a,lu ~
To Paris.
To II2yre, Hamburg, Antwerp ..,....:.. 70 anu Nv
To Bremen, Gothenburg, ChrlStlaiiia, >,
\, R-Cabln rates for Wednesdays steamers pay.
able In currency. .,.
Observation-Disclosures IN CURRENCY.
Glasgow, Liverpool, Queenstown, u. s-. 60,
Londonderry, .ToU .IouI 20.
Hamburg, Havre, Antwerp, to......... 80 from ~
Bremen, Gohenburg, &C., TO. $500. 50 rom ~
Passengers booked TO and from railway stations
or seaports In England, Ireland Scotland. norway,
Sweden, Denmark, Germany, France, Holland, Bel
dum, and the United States.
: Passengers booked DIRECT from Paermo, denoa,
Messina, n nd Trieste to New fsrk.
For further Information apply 70
HENDERSON BROTHERS,
7 Bowling Green, n. W.
GEORGE W. ALLEN CO., Agents.
Old Dominion Steamship Company, Rocketts'
ap5 .
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FURNITURE.

r D. GATEWOOD, $40 BroadA
y street, between Third and Fourth, Is
daily receiving additions ~ his Large stock ID
of FtIKSITURE, which me Is now sell.S !
inv at reduced prices. Chamber Suits from
S25 to $3.50, Psrlor from $50 TO $3.50. Walnut
Lounges Feather Beds, Mattresses, &C.: OF my own
manufacture Chairs a specially. Upholstsrtng
and repairing. Chairs cane seated, &C. GOODS
carefully packed for shipment, ana delivered Iree
IN the city. 70 20
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GIFT CONCERTS.
GRAND GIFT CONCERT.
10000 PRIZES !
s25o, 900 IN CURRENCY TO BE GIVEN AWAY
BIZ THE
MASONIC RELIEF ASSOCIATION
OF NORFOLK, VA.

This drawing has been legalized by special act OF
the LEGISLATURE to raise funds for The completion
of the Masonic Temple in the city OF Norfolk.
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL-
" ROAD.-On and after October 26, 1878, the
passenger trains will run rs follows:
WESTWARD.
MAIL TRAIN-Leyes Richmond $50 A. NJ
DAILY except Sunday, connecting with Va. e.,
Va, VI. & q. u railroad at Gordoilsyllle ana Cnar-
lottesvIIle, and arrives at Hinton at U +. ~
EXPRESS TKAIN.-Leaves Richmond at looO
PM DAILY except SATURDAY, So9neent,ng d ~ tr GEr
for Lynchburg and Southwest, anu arrives 81 Hunt-
ington at z =. NJ. next day. Steamer leaves Hunt
lngton on arrival OF the train, and arrives NJ Cin"
This train stops between Richmond ana Whlte
Sulphur only at Junction, GordonsVllic, CnaroLuS-
Vile Srtunton, Goshen Milboro', and Coyington.
ACCOMMODATIONS TRAlN.-Leaves Rlchmond
at 4:45 L. ~ DAILY except Sunday, anu arrives al
Gordonsville at $50 L. NJ.
EASTWARD.
Steamer leaves Cincinnati at p. NJ. DAILY ex-
cent Sunday, and arrives at Huntington at A.
Nj next ,lav connecting with express train.
EXPRESS TRAIS.-Leayes Huntington At ~ A.
NJ DAILY except Sunday, and arrives at Richmond
going south and with James River steamer for Nor.
folk This train stops between White Sulphur ana
Richmond only ut Junction, Gor,Onsville, Char-
lottesville, Staunton, Goshen, Millboro, and Gov
NAIL TRAIN.-lcavcs Hinton nj o'clock A.: M.
DAILY EXCEPT Sundays, connecting with " C, Va,
II. 4 Il. s. railroad vi charlottesville and Gordons-
VILE and arrives ut Richmond at i. NJ.
willie at 6 &. NJ. DAILY except Sundays, connecting
at Gord0nsyille with W., c., Va, NJ g. 5. railroad
train from Lynchhurg and Southwest and arrives Al
Richmond at $3.50 A. N.
For further information Inquire at the companyS
Office on Broad near Seventeenth street.
A. II. PERRY, General SuDerintenaena.
EDGAR yLIET, General Passenger and .Iicket
Agent. oc IL
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NOTICES TO TAXPAYERS.

NOTICES TO TAX-PA fEIsS.
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS OF THE
~ TOWN OF MANCHESTER.-On all taxes
line the town not paid before the 1st day or Janu-
ary 1874 there will he twenty per cent. added
D' oA"~- " E. GARY,
40 AT Collector for tie Town.