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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-09-18

MASON q JERKOWsKI.
r
SPRING SUITS.
American Scotch. .....$7 so to $40 so
SPRING SUITS.
Double and Twist co.. SIS 80 to $l2 90
.... SPRING SUITS.
Newport Cass. all wool 50 90 to SIS 90
SPRING SUITS,
Genuine Imported
scotch, ............., Sl3 90 TO SIS 80
SPRING SUITS.
Genuine Harris Cass $l3 90 to $40 so
SPRING SUITS.
Blue, Black and
Brown Tricots 49,. SIG 90 to sos 90
SPRING SUITS.
Black Broadclothes $l3 so to 500 90
The New and Fashionable Style, the
Cutaway Coats and Vests in
Blue, Black and Brown Diagonals
from SIS so to 80 90
Elegant Dress Coats and Vests in
Busked Cassimeres $2l so to $50 90
FancyCass Pants ofall kinds and prices
Spring 0yercoats, ...,.$5 SO to 500 so
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RURR I'D BURToN sEMINARY
Mas HESTER, VERMONT,

A boarding md Day School for Ladies
and Gentlemen,
ufrrs the advantages GA Pun Board Of able aud
experienced IrAchsrs, Carefully Prepared
Courses e study, Thorough dril ia She EnRHsh
with special attention % The classics and Young
meu pfepaf3ng f5f college. The HKsr advantages
Ter marte 81 tAo Lowest terms. FAIL IEAM
bsKlus Wednesday, August 98ih. For board,
Fsguls q Other lnf1rmsuon, address the princi.
pal
II. II. SHAW,
Manchester Vi, Jan. 2ssh, 1873. 7iyI
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pRArIls ASTRAL. OIL

4 - - --r- - - - n tEtJI U AfsH
~ safe. Perfectly pdafltss AlgEys un..
FORM Illuminating qualities superior h "a
Barns - any lamp slth9nt dagger n e1plodipg
y taking fire, Manufactured expressly u am.
place ne uhf = Yolatas AID dangerous 8sls It.
safety under every possible tesE ana IT, tsrf.ct
burning qualities, are pr9Fea by its Confined
nee 10 over So 900 families
Aliions q gallons have been I'D sud ~ se-
ciaeni directly 0f lDdsneeti3 tar ever occur, q
IRON bafhiag storing y baadiHg T.
TIE immense yearly i0st q lfe ana PROPERTY
Resulting from the use II e4e&p And dsHeeft.T.
olss ln tht lnitsd stsies is Sppal4ag
The Insurance. Companies ana FIRE Commas.
Eionsrs throughout tbs country recommend ~
Akl RAJ as tle beet sAteguAIa aheH laEsps A.
1sed hend Tor cgrul4r
EoT ss4s - retail b. tie trade gsEerGIly. ssd
Al wholesale y the pfupflst1ge. CHA8. MATT
a CO. IL lalt9u street., &eH York laeGnas
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TOTAL, ls, 90 GIFTS. ALL CASH.
A'A"ahAAR TO- 81 300 900
The distribution viii be p0sitiga, whethef all
the tiekcis arr sold OF not and tie IL dlD eiits
All PAID 10 proportion 20 the tickets s0iJ ali uu
sold tickets being destroyed ~ az tbs Fir.t and
Second Concerts, and bot represented III m.
drawing.
PRICE OF TICKETS. -
Whole tickets so. Halves ~; Teuths. or each
Coupon e.; Eleven Wholc Tickets for f5pg. gJ4
Tickets faf Il 90 li3 Whole Tickets fJr t5 1OJ.
- .ho.e tsstsir ~ W. 9A. No Discount On
less than 1850 worth u tickets 81 time.
Tickets bow ready f1r s6le aud al orders AZ.
oompanitd by the money promptly Glled. L4bsf.
~ terms given % those Who bus II sell AgAu.
Tii0s J. EEAMLRFTE.
~ Pot l.br 81 .aud Manager Gin CoBoaft.
Iii~ LAohs L4ofIy baiaiag Louisville. Ks.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-09-18

BOYS AND CHILDRENs SUITS Is GREAT VA
HEff, ALL SIZES, FROM YEARS UP.
sP ~ 20 STYLES SILK HATS
HATS, CAPS, AND GENTS
FURNISHING GOODS
OF ALL DIES
GRIP,
TION
Remember the place-"Corner Store
43, Merchants Row Bates House Block
Opposite the Depot.
Rutland, Vt.
MASON 4 JERKoWsKI
2lstn .. ..s. .s.#.
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PRICE OH DOLLAR.
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SEAsoNABLE GOODS.

atraFulaf pHss.
c 4 MAYNARD & co,
Nssasae rnrtr San rusp sr. rso. = 7.
Ere uav oasfiaF special bargains Ia o,sly Re
rsrimsut o. her Store
White Victoria Lawns. yard wide AZ
20, %, 81, and.91l cents
Hamburg Edgings, an immense assert
ment from l2i cents to 81 % per yard
Ladies' Ready Made Suits. Redingotes
and Polonaisc, Lawns, Batisto cloths
and Linens from 5 90 to $50 90 each.
Bargains in French and Llama Lace
shawls and Sacqucs from So 90 to SIS
each. Ladies' Undertaking q specially
100 dozen fine, fancy Bordered Aprons
at only 20 cents each.
Five Thousand Yards Striped Mohair
Dress Goods at only l2b cts. per yard.
Eay- All orders for goods or samples
will receive our immediate and personal
attention.
c, A. MAYNARD 4 co,
Nav Masonic rENLK,
10 II Third ST., Troy, NY
July O. 1873. 2GI,gos
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SETH vs.. FOWLE 4 SONS,
No. ], Milton Place, Boston, Mas.
I'D SID by Druggists aad Dealers geaer ais
aa9ser
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ID Z n Is TR VI

l. y I ISTRYl
The Subscriber may be found ct Al times
q lie ace IA fefkiuss Block. prepared 10 DO
FL Kinds Of
DEsTAL WORK
il Tue best manner, ard Al living prices.
Compltte aud partial tets u tssth made al
shnfi notice, and warranted v give satisfaction.
FArticnlAf attention pad u SLING and pre-
serving teeth.
Gholfeiorm And ether administered under
ne 9 recsioh o. praeilsing physician when de-
ssrGhAt
rake uss u The latest improvements Is tie
dental at, aud gnArzntes good wofA 10 al cases.
4e9ih y usAes ard isotk pgWdsrs q superior
qaAAty. ElSayt o. A1n4
GRO. r. SWIFT.
Manchester, W, Sept. II. 1874
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Thomas McCary, while at work in a
aughter-house In Philadelphia last Friday.
was stabbed through the heart with khile
in the hands of William Kelly, proprietor
of the establishment. The affair was purely
accidental. 1t seems that McCarty, upon
turning around suddenly, received the
wound from the knife which Kelly held I'D
his hund. Kelly Immediately gave himself up
There is still living, and in the enjoyment
,f GOOD health and OF his faculties, gentle
man who took bis seat in the English House
of Commons within about year alter the
deaths of Nelson, Pitt, and Fox, ana ID lne
me wear with Lord Palmerston-Mr. John
Cheesement, Severn of Penybont Hall, Rad
norshire.
All the cork used in London comes from
that portion of Spain held by the Calils.s
since the the cork ,1eer r o,
in their business. and the. Londorers have &c
keep their mouths over their hotties to pre-
vent the contents from escaping
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TEE PROPOSED BRlBE TO EDIToRs.-Thc
House Committee on Post-OffiCes and Post
Roads held meeting Friday, at which the
subcommittee to whom the subject was re-
ferred, presented u bill, which was adopted
with reference to the delivery of public docu
ments through the mails. The bill agreed
upon, in substance, authorizes public docu'
ments to be sent free through the ceuilS; the
free exchange of newspapers, and the free
delivery Of newspapers in the counties
wherein they are published. In the dlstri
button of public documents stamp is pro.
vided to be placed in the custody of an OFF,
Ger of the House, and to be attached to every
book, pamphlet, and document sent from
either branch of Congress. TO prevent the
abuse of the power by unauthorized parties
it is also necessary for the name Of the MEM
Der sending document to be appended to
the package. ;,
The committee agreed to report favorably
bill looking to the tree delivery OF seeds
from The Agricultural Department, and will
no doubt regulate their distribution similar
to the means provided for sending public
documents,
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A QUEER RUMoR ABOUT THE ATLANTIC
The latest statement with regard to the fu-
ture of the atlantic Monthly is to the effect
that its charter Is to be radically changed, if
not Immediately, ere long In the future.
There are those who say that 1t will pass
into the hands OF the Methodist denomina-
ton and become their literary organ. Mr..
Houghton, who has purchased it, lisa Metho-
dist; but the impression Of those who talk
in this way Is that he has not bought it for
himself, but for the Methodist denomination.
That denomination is spending more money
in organized literary effort than ever before.
Some say that 1t is aiming to found Uu.
versity here that shall eclipse Harvard Col
lege. 1t is believed to have been contem.
plating the publication of a literary period.
cal for some time. 1t may be those acting
for it found it better policy to buy the At
lontic and convert it to their objects than to-
start out anew. They save the slow wors.
of building up, and they extinguish an organ
of heresy. II this be 80 the children of light
have stolen q march, indeed. upon the chill.
dren Of the world" Templeton'S' Boston
Letter to Hartford Courant.
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4,jtbmond nispatth.
.DhtE"o"N H. $3.50
,o,,er from petersburg.

,.,,sonce OF the Richmond ihSSa'eht
prrrEsrr.se. ncec.uher IS. 1873.
-, ro;n has been falling drearily and
''' .,. .yrr sine, it suddenly set in abou'
','ji Ak his morning. The weather has
d ,.,,,t warm for some days, ana li'es 10
ave been discontinued. :,
u" ,,;,rrf the disposition Of Kerosene on
go, 10 M small or no provocatlon was
~. ~ ~ ,,,ycra places in The city. One
>.", ,Mc table Of The kitchen OF Mrs.
..' 80. ,%o cnrnry Of Sycamore aud Oaks
- .,I,ac5 h,lc nobody was touching
..'. :, ,Ir' ,rc s,n6 mayinc low and needing
~;,h,nc, a1,d but for the l'r"nFsness o,
' ,,..n, ,j., ard policeman there w"'i'o
',,,',.5 \ ,-outllSi alton. Also. on isar,
IN, II The city lamps hars'. ana
.,,r = considerable time before II was
',,'~.5 the fame meanwhile running
wooden post and setting IL Oh uie'
.i:o1nnr, = wooden bridge near II.
,y...,. were no scrious consequences.
..ro,- man named Barney Wlntrcc le''
W., ir,o one OF the cellar-openlngs Il,
l.,,>wood. corner Of Sycamore ana
took streets. and sustained severe
.,,,n,,, his THIGHS from the conclusion
g.. ,@.'>,''r', - Pat, If primo, Georrr
-.." IT, W. ~, , n',,' r :, 70 ares
vent 10 ~, "'' az, Wa,d,Iia an tb. charge
%,.r y! the nra, ,na aar h wi r faded 10
$780, ~ ~ ,n;.>inn ~ the vessel had
,,wN..,A III, 'n 5nrs,,I u" Sowex,r ,Iat IN.
.., u. = "I'". = .n,,'.,,.har. ,r thor
Ns-lalA i a7'oo.u so'''' ,.,.. ~, ard
We Grlmn' d. pstM,en 49,, o'n ','.,, 81" ho
4, uprd. ao" II = mn ~. nrM n,;,,,
=. 3rrc,;,d ana sem ~ ,; la,n .I, '." "''''
,9g,an IN the lal! OF itlncs uc!ls &c.
.3ru,y authorities are ensase e, 1. t,ii i .rn'
....gou Of new br,use on ~ o. An" ".r,'n
.,-,;. near The Wat'F-""iA>' Tue H n,o ~" ~"
.r aa'ins been WASTE" AVA! - '"'
~..a,. .,,,,.
r.tr superintendent u ,ne 1 r,,,t,ing IN
d, .y- some ua>> "''" 1872" - =, ,hn
..eU-h eplit Inc lha, n'ne.s ,'N'' ." '''N
=. r,-.oU>c ana ABOUT ,nc Hot NJ, nrn
he address Of tGs htN. ~ -: - ~, ~ IN
-. 10 the lndcpcnuth' oluei =. Wv" 80,
-. fEn IL delivered III .lhiS cry ~ tnc
...l.us "a MEsic, OF the nlSut U! 'he -oS"
,.a.,
.-,,@r. tur the benefit 81 inc Oorr"s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-15

A Horse Down A WELL.-[Trigg county
(ky.) Democrat IA few days since horse
belonging to Dir. j. Fl. Lawrence. on the
turnpike, fell into an old we'll in his yard
forty-ive feet deep. The accident happened
in the night. and the animal remained in the
well thirteen hours before he was eXtricated
from his pcriluus position. Mr Lawrence
procured large cable from Canton, rugged
a windlaSs over the well, a man was let down
in tub. and the rope securely fastened
around the body Of the horse behind the
foreIegs, and by the aid OF number OF the
neighbors he was drawn up to the surface,
apparently sound In body and limbs. A
heavy dose of wbiskey was Immediately adj.
ministcred, and the horse rose to his feet and
walked off. The we'll had about two feet OIL
mud and water at the bottom, was tive feet
in diameter, and unwalled. But 1t was Il
fearful leap in the dark, anyway.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-15

The BRAKEMEN's STRIKE IN PENSsYLvA.
N1A.-Hazelton, Pa, December l2.-The
Lehigh Valley railroad brakemen here have
been on strike since the 1st Of December,
owing to a reduction of ten per cent. on
their wages. The collieries have nll been
idle since then until this week, when some
resumed work. Last night Il wagon-load Of
men fiom Eberyale, vilIage four miles
north of us, were attacked on the road be-
tween the two places by party Of strikers,
but the affray resulted in nothing serious.
Shortly after o'clock tonight the same
Ebervae party were attacked after their ar
rival in Hazelton. Henry Dietrich, an Eber'
vale man, shot Thomas Harmon. striker,
twice-once IN the hand and the second time
in the shoulder, the ball lodging in bis breast,
wouuding him seriously. Dietrich "as ar
rested, but has been bailed
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Auditor, County and City Treasurer,
take Notice.

From the Washington Star, 12th.l
EJEcrMENT UNDER 4 Yester.
day, in the Circuit Court, the case of Davis
against Tyler action in cjectment) was tried.
The plaintiff IN this case seeks to obtain pos
session of lot II, square 6s2, basing his claim
on a tax-title, the property having been sold
for corporation taxes In 1850, und deed being
issued 10 the following year. The plaintiff
deed and subsequent transfers, but the de-
PENDANT making the point that the advertise
,ment under which it was sold was imper-
feet; that the dollar-mark (S) did not APP
pear ard that there were other defects, the
letters Gimp" being used for improvements,
the court ruled that the omission of the do
lar.mark (S) was fatal defect, and that the
party to establish his title must show a
strict conformity with law, and the jury
rendered Il verdict for defendant
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-15

PROFESSOR AGAssIz's DISEASE has its seal
in the brain, and has followed nervous pros.
tration, the result Of his excessive work oil
the fall and summer, which he has pursued
with the ardor Of youth. Though the brain
is affected and greatly weakened, the Difficult.
ty in its present development is not of na'
ture to- cause delirium or destroy conscious
ness, and during the whole period the men
tai faculties have not been afected.-Neu
York Times.
A dispatch from Boston Friday says that
Professor Agassiz remains in about the same
condition as on Thursday. DR.. Brown.
Sequard remains constantly at the residence
of the Professor. Paralysis seems to have
affected the organs of the throat, and affects
incidentally almost the entire body.
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flaIsy Eiic.

,,...u.Gri~n,. n Or. KIch!nonn Dispatch.


So. ..,s.r lri~l.., N Oh. EIchmonH pispatch.l
pANNILLE VA, December l., 1919.
: , M;. lnr.ting of The Supervisors "i the
parry tl" district school tax was liked AZ
,-n .,n,s Ter hundred dollars. the county
.r.,,.t 'sX It. the SINE rate, and the capita
-.a tax for >ch0ol> st fifty cents. These, |
...nb. AZ. the highest rates allowed by laW,
lid % The efficiency Of the public school
,,',u. Rev. George ". Dame, county SUI
,,rl,,n,ltul If .chools, has lDade arrange
s.,n:> fur holding Il series OF bs-monlhtt
,..- in.> II the teachers Of the puhllt and
i-.,a.,. >t,iiurl> Of the town and county, ihe
.r.t meeting will b. held here ON the 10th
~ l1ih o, .|nnuarN, a. which Ii has been
,-r,'u ,iui IMPORTANT school questions shall
Is, Gt-rG>.'u - Mr.. I. VI. Bass, MI. /. j.
E.a,t.a. Professor J. l.. Arnold, and Pro-
t..-..> -. ". lvcrrtt.
H.. !. II. Lacy has been confined 10 his
..na lrrc tor a month with Rheumatism,
....'rj perhaps for "a Gay or two.
IT, calculated that the present spell OF
alii weather has been worth, on an average,
'ai" dollar pr. dly to every Danrille house
.od. ALruA.
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4 CONGRESSIONAL Coincidence. - " me
Senator HamIin was putting a cigar In the
clerks office Of the Senate during the recess
he was reminded by friend OF the extra
ordinary fact that never before in the bis
tory of the country had there been two Tor
mer Vice-Presidents members of Congress:
at the same time. After cogitatin5 Tor
moment, he remarked that he knew he had
held that office, but who the other Vice
President was, lie could not imagine "Alex'
ander II. Stephens, of Georgia, late vice;
President of the Southern Confectionery
was the answer of Mr.. Hamlin's friend.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-15

A GREELEY soUvENIR.-The Board OF AL
dermen of New York have appointed
committee to giveas memeDto 10 tne ialni.5
of the late Horace Greeley an iilum,nateo
album containing the action of the Guy au'
thorities on the occasion of his death a!sc
AN excellent portrait Of MIR. Greeley. N.
album is a volume about two leet long y.
one foot broad, bound in black velvet.
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The more wildly Tweed's disgrace Is
mjnled the more sympathy is excited for
him. ''I Publishing the rich and those in high
fine thing to clamor for, but it is not so easily
reduced to practice. Everybody, apparent,
". wanted Tweed punished, and rcJoleea
when he was convicted and sentenced. But
now-well, if u vote on bis acquittal should
be taken by the American people to-day, MI,
Tweed, we are panied TO admit, "ouio
escape. -Ddnbury NelrS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-15

ASSURANCE CoNrRAT.-~ln a case decided
by Judge Lowell, at Boston, the plaintiff re-
covered his insurance, though previous 10
the tire he had not paid his premium or
actually taken out his policy, but had Simply
made verbal contract with the agent, MS
custom having been toinsure with the agent,
and to pay the premiums whenever Tue
agent sent for them.
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OFFICE RICHMOND AND WELDON RQuTE,l
RICHMOND. VA, october 26, 1873. !

OFFICE RICHMOND AND WELDON R2uTE,}
RICHMOND, VA, october rs, 1873.
THE TRAINS ON THIS ROUTE
The NAIL TRAINS leave Richmond at 500 A.
NJ. and 3 r. NJ; arrive ut Petersburg at 81 A. NJ:
and 500 Z. M. arrive at Wcldons at $3.50 A. NJ ana
FKEiGHT TRAINS, with a passenger coach at
tachtsi leave Richmond for Petersburg ut 3 A. Ne
aud s r. 81. and returning leave Petersburg st
K - Tnq Mn NAIL TRAINS leave Weldon at
$40 A. n: and 4:l5 r; ~, and leave Petersburg at
ACCOMMODATIONS TRAINS leave petersburg
daily Mt A. NJ and Richmond ut 1890 Z. d..
Passengers from Norfolk will connect with the
train leaving Petersburg at 12:l Z. 81 and th0sc
for Norfolk will leave Richmond on the l1:3UP I.
- The SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAINS between
Richmond and Petersburg leave both places al
A. NJ. aud 7. u. ,,,,,n,yc
The Freight Trains will not run on SUNDAYS
and the 1865 p. NJ. Mail Train Win not leave peters,
burg on SUNDAYS, and the 5:O5 4. ID. Train Will
not leave Richmond on MONDAYS. Nj.
The MAIL TRAINS will not stop between hicn.
mOnd and Petersburg except at MancheSter ana
Passengers from Glover Hill will leave At 4.
NJ. and returning leave Richmond al Z. H. oalS
Except sundays. ,..u
tel and all trails leaving Petersburg Will start iro
PIJJIWAN'S PALACE SI,EEPING-CARS are
attached to all the Night Mail Trains.
THOMAS II. WYENE,
oc27 General ManaRer.
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BOOKS, STATIONERY, &C. -
1874. NOW IS TIE IL TINE 1874.
SUBSCRIBE FOR THE YEAR 1874,

A,iY MAGAZINE OK PAPER PUBLISH ED
SENT TO ANY ADDRESS BY -
j. T. ELLTSOE, @ .aE
NETS-DEALER. No. 1112 MAIy STREET,
RICHMOND. VA.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL UEALER
IN Newspapers, Books. MAGAZINES, Games, Sta
uonery, School. Books, Christmas Books, and all
GENERAL AGENT FOR THE PUBLISHERS
AND THE PUBLIC. -
The following seut by mail to any part OF the
country ut the following rates, which are the pub
isherss lowest prices:
DhLTES.
New York Herald. .s12 New York Tribune 81 2
New York Worid.... IL New YORK Tines. 12
k XIX YoTk nn.c Ner York Journal
Richmond Whig go. 8 Richmond Enqurer. 6
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Distressing Accident.

'.#4rs Mctmond Dispatch:
CLIFTON FUEGE, Va, December II. 1873.
iuu viii please make il known through
laur paper that Mr.. Thomas j. Mallory
Nmo'"g OF Louisa COUNTY, met with quite
Jig stone, when suddenly the rope hold
,". 'hr derrick gave way. He was struck
- y. beam, breaking hi> lee, also disloc;-
'.".: hi mp. lie is very badly hurt. and oui
doctor, J. +. iu.hts. does not think he viii
..v. Any friend or relitiye desiring further
i4ftl,UIa!> c;,n address he ut the above
q @sl rIace Very respectfully,
JAMES ID. RIVALS.
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RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND POTO-
MAC RAILROAp.

UP DAY MALL leaves Byrd-street station &C
UP NIGHT MAIL leaves Byrd-street station at
II L. NJ lexcept ON Sundays.)
TIP AC1OMMODATION leaves Broad-street Sta
ton at 2. II, Except Sundays.)
DOWN DAY MAIL arrives at Byrd-street sta
ton at 40 p. NJ.
DOWN NIGHT MAIL arrives at Byrd-street sta.
ton at 1850 A. N. Except on Hondays9
DOWN ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN arrives ~
Broad-street station vt 6:37 A. Il. Except on Gun
FREIGRT TRAINS leave Broad-street station
on Mondays, Wednesdays, aud fridays at 7:Zo
A. 81, connecting at Quan!ico with The Ale1andna
at Broadstreet station on Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays at g z. d..
BY order Of General Superintendent
j. d. GENTRY,
OcI3 General Ticket and Freight Agent
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The Synod includes Delaware and tho
District OF Columbia aud few Virginia
counties, we believe
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We would like to see Judge Bey. r. Well
toId, Of Richmond, appointed District Judge
~ place Of Underwood, dceeased.-Frede.
Tcksbarg Star.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-15

r VERY AND SALE STABLE
Ii I have opeued livery stable on Second -
between Broad aud Grace streets, and can supply
AZ ali times handsome and desirable HACKS, BUG.
EiES and SADDLE-lORSES. Horses poafaed
by the day or month at the mos. reasonable rates.
[ win make every effort 70 please my patrons, anu
can safely guarautss satsfssa9n WIZ sss9 ossst
! prices. ca, ,o,u..r nrn,a and Grace
streets,
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RELIGIOUS STA TIsTICs X MARYLAND AM
Niini>IA.-Ata recent meeting OF the Pres.
'"liln synod OF Baltimore, brld October
20. Rev. J. Garland Hammer, Synodicll
Evangelist" presented some interesting sta
n-tic~ concerning the relative strength of the
s-Is!ul ,cIIgiuu, denominations within the
territory Of the synod, which we Suhjoin
without revision:
Withiu the bounds Of the Synod there is q
ntI population o: ,095,747, OF which 2Go,.
-. are colOrcd.
for the supply of the Gospel there are
- rhnrche-, with 6El ,iti sittings. OF
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-15
RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AND CHEsAPEAKEl
RAILROAD COMPANY,
RICHMOND, November 9th. 1873. }

RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AND CHEsAPEAKE3
RAILROAD COMPANY,
RICHMOND, November 9th. 1873.
nN AND AFTER THIS DATE PAS
" SEEGER aud FREIGHT TRAINS on this
r,p,d will run US follows:
PASSENGER TRAIN for West Point leaves
Richmond at 3 p. NJ, ana train frop West rOint
VIII arrive at Richmond at 1890 A. IL. d.ily (snn-
days cxcepted). ,
lie splendid steamer HAVANA, Captain h.C.
hiCKLE. has hcen placed OIL the route between MeS
Point and Baltimore to run In connection with thls
road and will maketlrpe trips week, leaving West
poIui TUESDAYS, THURSDAiS. and SATuR-
DAYS on the arrival uf the train, which lenves Rich
InonI PM, arriving at Baltimore next morning
10 ample time to connect with trains for the North
aud " est and leave Baltimore MONDAYs, WE'D
Nt.SDhYS, aud FRIDAYS ut 4 z. NJ, connecting
al West Point with the train due at Richmond At
1890 next morning.
Fare TO Baltimore, s5 cOlorel people, -,
FREIGHT TRAIN, for through freight only,
leaves Richmond Tue-,la,s. Thursdays, and sstur'
days at S A. NJ. Through freight received daily.
FREIGHT TRAIN, with passenger car attAcncl,
for freight between Richmond and West Pc,nt:
leaves Richmond on Mondays. Wednesday, ana
Fridays at 5:3O A. NJ Local freight received Tues
'"'''' EDW. +. FOI,GER,
General Freight and Ticket Agent.
W. y. BRAGG, Master Transportation. no