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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-26
GntErtaiMnEenfs.
odd FELLOWS HALL,
CHRI5IMAS WEEK.

n
commencing WEDNESDAY EVENING, DEC. 24th.
MATIHEEs CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR, At
THREE O'CLOCK.
First appearance in Wilmington Of the wonderfal
AUToMAToN zouAvE DRUMMER
Made in Paris expressly for Prof. wymsn ct : cost
of nearly $1,000.
Watches, Burrels of Flour, and Other Usefuf
Presents Given away at each Performance.
presenttO every purchaser OF ticket. No blanks.
AuMlbBlON. ~ Ssasss
CHILDREN UNDER 12........"..-....1S Is Cents.
dec22st
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can be mined in unlimited quantities now
for - ton; but suppose we allow fer the
effects OF kcener demand $3.50 per ton, the
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad ought to be
able, with its low grades and cheap fuel, and
uninterrupted operation all the year round,
TO deliver, say 100000 tons for the first
year, over say $50 miles average distance,
Mt the rate of 81 to $3.50 per ton. One
dollar per ton from Richmond TO the
yards along the scaboard would be AMI
pie. This, then, would set limit to
the pretcnsions of the Pennsyivanians
For many purposes Kanawha coal is bet
ter than anthracite, and can be used in its
place With n reciprocity of freights in
both directions Gron ore one way and coal
the othcr) it is possible that the Chesapeake
and Ohio road could even carry coal in
large quantities ut lower rates at a good
profit. At any ntc it is obvious that so
long as this Kanawha country is open to us
VIC need not fear coal famine in our own
markets, or that we shall lose the opportu.
nifty offered us by the failure in the English
supply for exporting coal in large quantities
to South America, the West Indies, and
other points which have hitherto been de-
pendent wholly upon English coal.-Ne,c
York World.
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RavAGEs OF THE YELLOW FEvER.--A dis
patch to the New Orleans Picayaiae says the
disease which is raging in Shreveport, La.
is genuine yellow-fcver, Of malignant type.
The Howard Association is we'll organized
and doing noble service, but there is great
need of nurses, as we'll rs funds. The city
being almost depopuiated it is impossible to
obtain sufficient number to attend the sick.
Three or four physicians have gone from
New Orleans. The New Orleans Times says
that Saturday the fatality far exceeded any
day since the commencement the epidemic.
The Increased number of deaths was no
doubt owing to the sudden change in the
weather from hot and sultrv to cold and
chilly. Pres, dispatches from Shreveport
give list Of twenty-four deaths for twenty
four hour. ending at O'Clock P. N. ycster-
day. 1t includes the deaths Of A. S. Garrett,
Francis Frank, James Lackmire, Mary II.
TAYLOR, L. 3. Anderson, Ct. NJ. StradIe, }.
Ii. Myer, Robert G. Rungle, and other cltl'
zens.
1t is announced by the Board Of Health at
Memphis. Tenn, that yellow-fever exists
among the colored people living in the north
western part Of that city. Thirty deaths
have occurred. Yesterday OF fourteen deaths
eleven were from yellow-fever. Several new
cases have occurred in the southern phrt oil
the city, and great excitement exists. Many
persons have left the city. The weather has
grown unusually cool, and it is hoped 81
early frost will soon stop the disease.
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4 PRESIDING ELDER PREACHING Social
EQUALITY. - [Loudoun EnterprtSe.] - VIZ
have been Informed. by those whose III
formation We trust to the uttermost, that {
presiding elder of the Episcopal Church
North has illustrated the character of poiti'
cal preachers in u sermon which he preached
at the late Waterford camp-meeting, design
ed to establish the perfect equality, political
social, aud civil, between the white and the
black man. Thus he rrostituted the pulpit
the oracle Of peace and good will-to the base
purpose OF stirring up strife and contention
This sermon, be it remembered, was preach
ed at the opening Of political campaign il
Virginia, in which this very doctrine oil
equality is the all-absorbing issue, and it was
preached to rally the Radical hosts under bis
influence to the support of party which, il
successful, will obliterate every distinction
in color in church and State, in school-house
and parlor; and which would, if it could
celebrate its victory with universal Ssturna.
liz of miscegenation. God Of our fathers as
r. W. Hughes would exclaim, can it be that
audiences OF Virginiaus patiently listen to
such teachings as these from the sacred desk
and not feel that it is degraded beneath the
lowest bar-room rostrum by unblushin9
hypocrisy?
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BETS ON TUE NEXT ELECTIoS.-The Nor
folk VIrgntdn has the following:
owe are authorized to bet 5000 on the
following terms: 500 that General Kemper
gets 10000 majority; 500 that be gets
$4,000; 500 that he gets 10000; 500 that
he gets 5000; 500 that he gets 1000; 500
that he will be elected. These bets are, OF
course, to be taken collectively.
"Any one who means business, and who
will put up his money ,rithout argument,
can be accommodated at this office, or at
Exchange National Bank, where the money
Is in waiting. TO any man who believes
that Hughes will be elected it seems to us
this offer would be irresistible"
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KS >uor.- ythoyiIle Enterprise.
..'a.-Wr learn that larty Of men few
u..a as. Of tvwn Lave been engaged re-
g,u, y Al effort - regulate the morals OF
their ".LAhorhood. With this view they
visited. >,yrTol .y"rhs 2yo, the house Of Ban
L,.rr Packet, who lives on the land OF Colo
Grl Iln.>tou. took the old man, his wife and
Lau-.a:'ys, out Of thcic house, removed the
Furniture. and RACED the house to the ground.
PU'h-u ia. since rebuilt the house, and sp-
pretending another attack from the Same
..,r'',.-. he made arrangements with some
f".~u6, 20 Guard his premises. On Thurs
day mi-ul last The :. Regulators inside An
c';.rr ~tiI when The Puckctt party fired
Ulva them, and dangerously wounded a
'uHN- man named Graham, a son OF Mr.. A.
!. Graham. our informant says Grahsm's
recovery i considered very doubtful. We
lc'.-'lur the affair will be investigate by
-r roper authorities, but as yet we have
1,>"t' ot 10 steps being taken for that pur-
im.>.
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Governor Moses. Of South Carolina, mar.
TO" : escaped kicking the other day.
bcMurIin Hernandez, of Charleston, went
I" Soc the Governor about $500 which his
'A".! icncy owed him. The doorkecper re-
'l't1 10 lei him in. and he knocked the
u"'rkc"per down. Moses went to the res
tIr, and Benjamin threatened to whip him,
l'o II he didn't pay up. A policeman ar
3r,'si Benjamin.
William Cullen Bryant, now nearly ninety
Year. Old, and enjoying il healthy old age, is
I'D 10 be contemplating Il voyage around
The world, and will start on the journey the
Present fall or next spring.
hc conservation Of Rev. DR.. BENJAMIN
II. Paddock, bishop-elect OF the diocese Of
N""'%rA'i'eiis, will take place in Grace
'En"n, nIovn..., =. l., =. !, cG;.r>u4,
Tex. - ~: =. ~. tEII ',
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The Augusta (Ga.) Sentinel says of the
Washington rumor of duel between two
distinguished Georgians that cit will be
news to the people of Georgia. who are all
aware of some misunderstanding between
Governor Smith and Ex-Governor johnson,
but who now hear for the first time rumors
of hostile meeting"
Hereafter the cars ON the Alexandria City
railway will run on Sundays. Ia
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TIE PARTY FOR NORTHERN SETTLERS
[Southside OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, rep
resenting as it does the pure ana ioity IN the
arena of Virginia politics. rlghttul'y Claims
the support of northern settlers.
Anhonest northern Republican places him.
self in q false position when he goes back .
on his principles and joins the Radicals: he;
of all men, recollecting his northern political
action, should make the soundest OF ConserV'
atiYes. f.~lfF. 81.
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ir.ac At CHCECH.- LIiill.viIlc Nsoos,
~. "" learn That on Saturday last dis
-'&r'ia l,W occurred At High Point church,
n !.ory 60? township, in which several Of
To parties were badly injured. 1t appears
i..' ~. Nr. Hcilncr had IN appointment at
'-' i."- 10 preach that day, and the parties
toArr'Ind in the row met al the church, and
.t|..- ~ consideration for the cause that
I'll. r- '"eln together, made it the scene OF 4
@"'l t.- -.ncclui riot. Ii the row Mr.. Chill
G".> ..t hi, check badly cut; Mr.. Frank
..aa -, very badty beaten; u Mr.. Dunn
lH.' 80, also badly injured. aud Mr.. William
>,.a'a.' o.: Patrick county, lost several of his
teeth.
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PROCEEDINGS or THE GREAT COUNCIL OF
RID MEs.-[Wilmington (Delaware) Oon,'
nlercidl l--On Thursday the following Com
mittee on the History of the Order was ap-
pointed: MesSrs. Latham, Virginia; Lind.
say, Maryland; Gorhsm, Pennsylvania
Chew, New jersey and Pyle, Of Delaware
MessrS. Lindsay and Gorham were subse-
quently excused from serving on the com
mittee and Messrs. Irelan and Cameron
substituted in their stead.
The consideration Of the amendment to
the constitution striking out the word
&" improved " from the title Of the Order was
resumed, and the amendment agreed to by
ayes 40; nays 9. ..-..-. ..
Mr.. Aleaclam introduced an amendment
to the constitution allowing the members to
wear leggings and moccasins If they desire
the privilege to do so, at their own expense
or so many of them rs may be able to do so
The amendment was laid upon the table
Rescued. That the Chiefs Of Tribe shall
instruct the Sachem and Senior Sycamore OF
the Tribe in the G. S. p. W. Immediately ar
ter the performance Of said duty.
ReSolred, That upon the reading of caro-
of brother desiring to visit the Sacheu,
shall appoint a committee of three, one Of
whom shall be the Senior Sycamore or some
other brother in possession of the 6. S. p
". to examine said brother, and, if found
correct. to introduce him to the Tribe.
On Friday the Committee on Judiciary
presented report that members of thu
Chiefs degree, who had been elected as re
representatives. to State Great Council, Wert
ineligible on account of law Of the Grea
Council Of the United States making Pas
SachemS only eligible to membership in Siat'
Great Councils. Adopted.
The Committee on Appeals presented re
ports on several cases; which were adopted
The time for recess was extended till
o'clock, in order that decision might b.
reached in all appeal case from Virginia
The case, as set forth by the papers, is this
b. Howard had borrowed money from tn
tribe of which he was Il member, and faliin!
10 return the same was tried and expelled
He carried an appeal to the Great Council
Virginia, which sustained the action OF tn
tribe, when another appeal was taken to tn
Great Council Of the United States, which
sustained the action Of the Great Council o
Virginia.
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I.'a ~ lioADlNG TIE FARs.-The Virgil
1.@ ~'i'c Agricultural Society will hold It's
a.n". lair at Richmond, October 18th, 10Th,
,'..., a"5 list.
-. Interior and county fairs, SO far a. we
IL" raj trn"d, viii commence as follows:
" 1n"hc,tcr, October It'll; Lexington, Oc-
'"'"'E XIII; tupcpcr, October 18th; Staun.
,"&. October ith; Dany.lle, October 2lst !;
f"'"!>HGr2. October 2lst Lynchburg, Oc-
lr'rr -l>t Norfolk. November 4th.
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OFFICIAL.


OFFICE CLERK House OF DELEGATEs,l
.-.. RICHMOND, VA, August 70, 1873.
DY AUTHORITY OF AN ACT OF As
d sEMBLY approved April 9, 1873, 1t is lawful
for the Circuit Court Judges OF this common.
wealth, until the times for holding me Terms Oh
their respective courts shall be prescribed By law
to lix the time for holding such terms. Ihe term
Of the Eleventh Circuit has been hxed Us loiio"S:
ELEVENTH CIRCUIT.
Prince IVilliam.-Second Monday In October,
EHiTfnr.-Second Monday Ia June, first Wednes-
dny in November, and first Monday In February.
fou,ioun Fourth Monday In April, third Monday
in Oc toDer AMI third Monday in January
Fauyttier-Tue after first Monday T IN sep
tember, second Monday in December, and TUESDAY
after first Monday In April. ,,.s. ;,
Pnppnhnnnock. TUESDAY after third Monday In
March Tuesday after first Monday In June, and
Tnesday after fourth Monday In September,
eTa anac ~ November and second Monday in
February. , Ma, ,b,rl
Mnuday i'm November, and third Monday In te6ru.
airy. "; DELI ~ Ttraini.
au 21-aaWlm
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FACT FOR THE RADIcALs.-A northerner
with 100000 to invest is waiting to see the
result of the election in Virginia before he
settles among Us. "Not for Joe" II the
Radicals n.-Southside V,rgln,dn.
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i M BEirn.-The first lodge in the State
- West Virginia of this Hebrew beneficial
a"a secret order was instituted in the city of
acc.lM2 on Sunday week.
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MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA,
RICHMOND.
SESSION 1873 AND 1874.

Dissatisfaction begins lis regular winter COURSE
OF LECTURES on MONDAY, October 9Th to
terminate March lst. The method of instruction
combines teaching by lectures, with regular
system OF rct!tations aud examinations; while
every opportunity for clinica, observations which
the city can afford Is at the disposal of The Faculty.
The SCHOOL OF MATER1A MEDICA AND
PHARMACY attached h The College will also then
I've opened, giving 10 apothecariqs and druggists
the opportunity OF acquiring knowledge OF their
profession at moderate cost.
fees for the whole course, including matrt-
culation fee.
Graduation fee 50
Good board can be Obtained from sl5 To 800
month; and for further information apply to
j. B. MCCAW, NJ. d.,
Dean OF the Faculty.
"a 1n.,rodS wtOt GOO Grace street, Richmond.
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GIFT CONCERTS.

This drawing has been lcgalized by special act Of
the Legislature TO raise fIIds for the completion OF
the Masonic Temple in the city of Norfolk.
LIST OE GIErS.
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Gt A ZEE - -
RIess:osD AVID WELDON aoErg,)
GgEERsL MANAGE R's OFFICE.
RICHMOND, VA JsIy 20 1s73.
THE TRAINS ON. THIS ROUTE run
h as follows:
The MAIL TRAINS leave Richmond at sA. NJ.
ard l-3e T. VI. arrive af Petersburg ut $40 a. NJ
and 2=aG r. q: arp,ve ut Weldon a. s:ii A. a. and
G:tcp. NJ.
FREIGHT TEAMS. with , PASSENGER coach a,-
hachej. Leave Eichmuud FOR Petersburg at 4 A. NJ.
and +. NJ. ann returning leave Peters ura a, 500
RETTRNINti MAIL TRAINS fe4,ve Weldon at
tao a. W. and $40 K. NJ, and leave Petersburg at
ass 4. 81. and T:55 =. 81
The SCSDAY EXCURSION 7" ms besSeen
Richmond and Petersburg leave both places nj
4. VI 1nd5 +. NJ.
The. Freight Tuaius will not rna on SUNDAYS,
md tho f:s5 r. VI. Mail Train Will not leave Peters
burg on sundays, and the 4. VI. Train Will not
leave Richmond Mondays.
Tie MAIL TRAINS will not;s.op between Rich
n,ont anu Petersburg except 1t Manchester sud
Shxs.cr.
: Passengers for Norfolk win take the train leay-
Ing Richmond at I.2o Pm
Passengers from Clover hin Will leave at s A. NJ,
and returning leave Richmond a. l::o +. ". daily
Except SundaTsh
Passengers viii take theIr meals AZ Jarrat,s Ho-
tel and alltrains leaving Petersburg viii start from
the " ashingum-Strret depot.
PULLMkN'S PALACE SLEEPIEG-CARS nrc
attached TO aiithe Night Mail Trains.
THOMAS II. WYEEE,
|. ty2o General Manager.
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TAR. VAN NORMAN'S CLASSICAL,
~ English. French, and German, Family anu
Day School for Young ladies and children, II, 73,
and rs east S!Xty-lrs street. Central Park New
York win commence It's seventeenth year Septein-
Der Is. 1873 For full information send for cata-
iogue. Address -.
M 1o-codem - rs east Sixty-tIrSt street.
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SEMINARY,
N 400 EAST FRANKLIN STREET,

III 400 EAST FRANhLiN olREE1,
RICHMOND, VA.
This Institution for Young Ladies VIII he opened
WEDN ESDAY, OCTOBER lst 1871, and will close
.JTSE 3Oth, 1874 Ample and comfortable accom-
modafIons for boarders, who will be under the in-
mediate care Of Nr. and Mrs. Powell, and who Will
IN EVERY RESPECT BE MEMBERS OF THEIR
EhHII,y The schoo-roOms will be upon the UPPER
INSTRUCTORS:
Latin Mathematics, Natural Sciences, and Higher
English. JOHN II. POWELL, Principal.
intermediate Department, Mrs. TIlos. 6. Fly
TON. Associate Principal.
Primary Department., Mrs JOHN X. GAHSHrI'
Associate Principal.
French, Mons c. F. PARDIGoS.
Music Hnstrumcnta). Professor +. A. AMBoLD
Music (lnstrumentall, Professor CARL SEiBERT.
Music (vccal, Airs BLAIR BURwELL.
Music [vOcal), Mrs. DIR. +. T. ROBINSON.
TERMS per session Of nine months. One-hall pay
Board (ncluding washing, fuel, and Lights and
English tuition. 1866 gu
Use OF piano per session NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Is w
Pew rent to those attending the Episcopal
church III w
Tuition In the Primary Observation-Disclosures. so Uu
Tuition In the Higher English ............ IS 90
Tut ion In Latin. 30 00
Tuition III French Observation-Disclosures. % CO
Tuition In German. % 90
|" Bellies Lettres > class designed for young
ladies not attending school REGULARLY. 90 90
For fuel I'm the case Of day-scholarsJ.. Z! Oh
No deductions except IN case of protrlcted sick
ness For circulars. &C.. address either principal.
sau Is-TuTh&StOct1 DO s.."
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DIRECTORS.
JOHN l.. ROPER, JOHN u. CORrREW,
President: treasurer
JAMES Y. LEIGH, HALrER II. TAYLOR,
GEORGE = OLDFIELD. JOIN \. ROSsUN,
DANIEL Hustled WILLIAM II. MALES,
N. IL. STEVENS .IOIS I. REDMOND,
:. We'll.
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ADVISORY BOARD.
His Excelcncy Governor GILBERT {. WALKER
Colonel RAIDER BICCS, y. II. P;
JOIN K, MCDASIEL. i. q. Commanders
j. j. HCpEOUGIiS:
Caplain SAMUEL WATTS, Virginia Legislature
Colonel THOMAS +. OWENS, L. G.. NJ;
JOHN i. WHITEHEAD, ISL, eX-Sliiyor;
Colonel W. Fl. TAYLOR. stare Senator;
JAMES q. Balm, q. {. G.. u. C.:
ROR..aT 4. " THEIRS, g. NJ, &. II. Z. aud ID. u.
C.. u G. c.
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For sale by druggists in the principal cities OF tn
country. Send for REDUCED PRICE-LlST.
Also, for family purposes, worry choice
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rNs.r-swrNgA1.

A CARD.-Tfle undersigned will lie glad
IN to ste mt tie Richmond Female Institute to-.
day and Tomorrow, any persons who may wish to
consult as 10 placing their daughters In the school,
Call at any time iT'tlle morning.
JOHN HART.
SO lc-pt President.
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Orders for tickets and all communications should
be addressed HENRY V. MOORt,
Secretary Masonic Relief Association,
Norfolk, Va.
II, ". BURTON, General Agent TO establish aScn.
2es for sale OF tickets Dad to supcrintend adver
Using.
Tickets for sale In RICHMOND 1t T.. WElSlGEE
& CO.'S Hat Store. 1894 3an street.
sc l3-eodtSe3p
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DECKING VINEGAR AND SPICES
l. for sale by WILLIAM II. TATUM,
no 10 Sll Broad street.
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OLD COPPER-DlSTll4LED u HlShE1,
which Is guaranteed as to purity and excellence.
This Is sold very low by the case only.
Orders solicited. sc 8-sSluon
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UNIVERSITY SCHOOL,
" No. 100 EIGHTH STREET.
The ninth session nf this school will begin
THURSDAY, September 25th.
JAMES K. THORNTON, 4. i. Assistant
HOWARD X. BAYSE, a. Ms Instructors.
TERMS FOR HALF SESSIoN-payable In advance:
Elementary English. $50
Each langsage..
Clergymcns sons, for al! brar chcs ............ rs
no EXTRA CHARGES.
BOYS of eleven years Of age received, or If veil
advanced even younger.
Circulars at The bookstores after September lffh.
Application may he iGarc to the Principal NJ No.
HOS Capitol street THOMAS II. NORWOOD,
&c sim Principal.
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ALT.-3,000 sacks fine Ground Alum
~ and Agricultural Salt for sale from store by
sel2 DAVENPORT & NORRIS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-16

TINEST TEA, fresh supply just to hand,
u for sale by Use III WILLIAM II. TATUM.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-16

>-..s I'VE E4L1v-rRoSFEcTlvE NESTING
r-...., ,rLlL AND wITuEAS -BCs!SgSS-
- .-"i~.
- .------- 49,. :, = E,i-n r,nnN nisrllr..h |
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-16

MISSY. 4. LAWS will resume her MUSIC
W. LESSONS October l, ls72. Those who wish
70 renew ;lcir engagements arc requested TO give
early notice. Apply ut 100 Clay street.
Lessons given this month to those who desire to
take them. Sos. st 4-eOdIn*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-16

MRS. DIR. MJNFORD WILL RESUME
w the dulles Of her school on lST OCTOBER.
nj her residence ia First street. Sc l5-3~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-16

RICHMOND, FEEpERICKSBURG AND PoToaAc1
RAILROAD COMPANY, OFFICE or
GENERAL TICKBr A.SD FkEIGUT AGENT, I
RICHMOND. June I6, 1873. J
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.