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Serious ARRAY in EsiIlsboro', n. c.

Especial telegram TO the Dispatch.l
IIILLsBoRo', n. c., January p, 1e73.-Sa-
t,Irday evening jess Archy (coloreD and W.
6. Rowland (white) got into difficulty
about some milroad-ties. 1t is said that Bow
land picked up il pitchfork and struck at the
negro, the negro caught the fork in his left
hand, drew his knife, and stabbed BowIand
three times. The negro was arrested aud
handed over to two negroes to guard while
the constable went to summon witnesses,
the negro broke loose and ran down the
street, was shot at three times-none of the
balls took effect, was caught and lodged in
Jail to await trial.
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A teanlstcr in Cleveland was driving a
wagon-load Of lime, and as the rain set in he
looked around and was surprised to see lit
tie smoke gracefully curling up from the lime.
He stopped his horses and rushed to the
nearest house to get some water, asserting IN
broken sentences that his wagon was Oh fire.
The first pail Of water dashed upon the de-
vouring element" was like fuel to the fame.
He poured on more water and saw an III
crease III smoke, and was about to throw
the lime out Of bis wagon when a police
officer, who had been enjoying the scene,
enlightened the frightened map upon the
chemical properties of lime.
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TELEGRAPHIc NEWS.
stock atssl money Markets.

NEW YORK, Jantiary T.-Money pr
currency to gold. Sterling, 1881 to
1905. Gold, l134 to 113I. Governments
strong and steady. States dull and very
firm: Tennessee Cps, 500 new, sos. vir-
ginia es, 47a; new, 80; consoIs, So; deferred,
14a. Louisiana 6's, 45; new, 10. Leyee G's,
SO; s's, es. Alabama s's, 81; 5's, 55. Geor-
rgia 6's, 70; 7's, Sc. North Cardinals, 33a !;
new, II; special tax, 13. South Cardinals,
40; new, 22s; April and October, 25..
BALTIMORE, January 27.-Virginia 8's,
consols, 5Gs. West Virginia's, IA. Bids to-
doy za.
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AFTER THE SPORTING MEN.-LomSr'He.
n.y., January 25.--Thc chief Of police to-day
stationed policeman 1T the door of each
@;'mh!0"-!iDu,c in Tie city for the purpose
q! registering; the names Of all persons fire.
QUcn'In!s thcm, i'll order that they may be
summoned ~ Witnesses in cases in which in
dictmcnt> lave lecn iouiui. He says he is
determined u follow this course, and to sup
Ply The Judicial authorities with all the proof
necessary 10 convict al! the proprietors Of
&;t!ring-houscs in the city. There is con-
siderable excitement among the sporting
fraternity in consequence OF this action OF the
ciiei ii police, and al! III" gambling-houses
ar,. closed tJ-uimlll.
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An earthquake at Walla-Walla, Washing
ton Territory, is graphically described in
IN Olympia newspaper. The performance
began with terrible cannoDading and tidal
waving houses rocked and windows rat
tied clocks stopped; walls creaked the PEG.
pie rushed frantically into the streets; the
vibration lasted thirty minutes, and there
were two milder shocks to taper off with.
The mercury fell twelve degrees instantane-
ously, and the tidal wave swept big boom
of logs seven feet high and dry. The writer
says: "There was kind Of quiyering at
tached to the critter that was Very similar TO
the last dying struggle of a sperm whale,
when the harpoon Is well fixed in his yitals."'
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE. January 21.-Flour quiet but firm i.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 3. 7s@se.75: extra, so
1915; extr1, s7.75@$lo.5o: family, Sl0.75GDSl25V:
Western-Superane, S. 75ass.7s; extra. s7al5s.so
family, SsG1Slo.5o. Wheat in good demand; stock
scarce and very firm; white choice, S2.25@s2.35 !:
fair to prime white s?6s2.2O; choice amber. ss.251
S2:3s; good TO prime red. S2as2 70; common to
fair red, SLs09S1.es: red western, Si.s56fS2:
and firm stock scarce; white southern, 6s4Ds7c. :
yellow southern, eOc. mixed western, slc Oats IN
quiet and unchanged. Hay unchanged. Provisions
quiet but firm. and noIninally unchanged Western
butter In fair demand; choice roll. aMH25r. Whis-
key irregular and unsettled; 9ic. offered, s5Iasc
asked.
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y NV Business FOR TIE sovrlt.-Sand ~
'hr test qunIty Tor the manufacture OF .!;,>
'"i's' III abundance III the Gull States, and
'"'ciTd preliminary efforts have been made
- >,Htl grass ltctor'e., particularly i'll south
IN MISSISSIPPI, but these attempt, have so
1t h"cn OF no avail tor want o! capital. IL
"'IId Prove great tlIin@ for the -uUth
,"lul Tins Industry bc successfully csi.b-
'.'iE" I'D li'i 'triruS states, tor the ctl;iya-
u OF ir'Hl for canning anti rr,srryiuy in
A''c 4nauliilr, has become 80 general in
'''n" sections that glass jars ANA ,:las< ware
-e'nIatiy ar" greatly in demand. Ilayngthc
i''''o aud the sugar. the south only need,
"a own glassware 10 obtain Il luunopu.y Of
lie trade III preserved fruit.
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i MrEpEEurS PoLIcEMAN CoNvICTED.-
Pi,iind~iyhta, January 26.--The jury in the
case Of Police Sergeant Rodgers, charged
"th thc murder OF john Tweedle by NAL
treatment when arresling him, returned a
verdict Of murder in the second degree.
lEcy were out only half an hour. a mo-
lion WAS made for Il new trial.
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The Senatorial Contest in Florida.

TALLAHASSEE. FLA, January 37.-The
senatorial contest still continues. Both
Houses of the Legislature are ballotting
daily without result. Public interests are
suffering, and all legislation is blocked until
the contest is decided. General Henry S.
Sanford, minister to Belgium under Presi-
dent johnson, and recalled by Grant, is
working actively, but it is not probable be
can be elected.
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Brakeman Killed.
Especial telegram to the pispatch.

Especial telegram to the pispatchl
ALEXANDRIA, VA, January 27.-A brake
man named Birch, on the Orange and Alex
andria railroad, was killed near Clifton, Va,
to-day by the cars running over him. Sup
posed to have slipped of the train. He lived
near StraSburg, Va.
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\ N'>SiNG CASHIER. - Boston. JANUARY @G.-
in'r,I!@a'ipn OF the affairs OF the National
Hr"rlir >i'ir Bank Of Exeter, New lamp
NH!f', >ArW> Il deficit in the arcuun;S OF the
r&'!N"r l>hutr) Of about $4,000. 1t i Dis.
Covered also that large ,Etu OF mVncy has
'""N distracted from the Exeter ~..,in.-
i"Gk. Wits which lie wa, CONNECTED. H. j.
~" here - he found. Ills houd> given -
'dft'E I" hc;h I,auk> amouIitc,i - go, $780,
'h'sj" ~. considered above >Gspcuii.
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Removal OF TIE KENTUCKY CAPiTAL.-
Loo'srNic, hy., Jauuary Pa minority OF
Tie committee Of The Legislature have re-
ported i'll favor 0t the removal Of the canI-
Ia! from Frankfort, and suggest Louisville us
the most suitable point for its relocation. A
minority report will be made against removal.
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Fires.

New YORK, January 27.--Pratfs Astral
Oil Works were burned last night. Loss,
$4,000.
DETROIT, Mica, January 2I.-A fire at La.
pear last night destroyed the telegraph and
express Offices with contents, and also all
adjoining building. Loss, 100000.
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A bill which seems deserving Of favorable
consideration is that introduced by Mr.. Blu
MENTAL in the New York Assembly making
it misdcmeanor, punishable by fine of
$50, to point Ii tre-arlH, whether loaded or
not, at human being, and making the PEN
atty for dischargins it, without intent to in
jure, tine OF $500, or years imprison-
ment
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Fatal Accident at Hawks Nest. w. Va.

SPECIAL Telegram to the Dispatchl
HAWKS NEST, W. VA, January 27.-A
young man named Mike Welch, railroad
laborer, about twenty years old, while
crossing the railroad bridge at this place
about dusk last night missed bis footing and
fell into the river, ftty-fivc feet below. His
hat was found half mile down the river
this morning, but the body has not been re-
cnyarad
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The chances arc good for the election OF
Hon. A. III. Stephens (ex-Nice-Presidcnt OF
the Confederate States to the United States
Congress from Georgia. With General Cor
don in the senate and Mr.. Stephens in the
House OF Representatives Georgia Will have
M able representation in Congress.
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>rEclAL TAX ToBAcco-STAAr.-To meet
'.' requirements of the EeW, Jaw the Bureau
- hn-"'NIns and Printing f,as jus, had per-
y naA 'i3Gcit" for those sIiccial-taX stamps
"e taken out by dealers in tobacco. Ii is
F'i'ttat appearance something like the
'FHctte OF Commerce. A handsome ir-
'''" guards huge hogshcad of tobacco, on
"''th rests jar and bottle of sn,iil, and
"'"U. lhe hogshead IRE buachcs Of leaf to-
,','to, boxes OF plug tobacco and cigars, d
.'1"9er containing snuff, &C., and several
,op~cSo ;:!A!its apparently in growing con-
Ion. These viii be used for tobacco, snuff.
VI e!car manufacturers or dealers. - Wash
Mgton Chronicle.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK MARKETS.

NEW YORK. january 27.-Cotton steady; sales.
1910 bales uplands, 2ic. Orleans 2lsc Flour quiet
and steady. Whiskey shade lower, eStc. Wheat
spring, iGoc lower; winter scarce and wanted.
Corn quiet and steady. Rice firm, s@sic. Mess
pork tfrmer, *ll.50. Beef qniet and unchanged
Lard steadier. Turrentine quiet Rosin iiriner.
Tallow and freights Guiet.
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and Ont" Railroad
x..,.,tt- Nohiiicr in Virginia.

,,or.;o, was made Of meeting of some
,,hc stockholders Of the aShn"lcn ana
,,r,;n railroad al Le5sburg. Va, al Which y
,..,,,rn was appointed /" investigate and
...,,,'r, "a . slh>r,ircni meeting the condition
,i.'. a,y,,r. nf thr rnqh. 1t was also stated
Ar N,kcnZic. the president Of the
40. ,,,ston and Ohio railroad. bad rendered
.,r Auditor oi the state Il Virginia. in
!. ..,.,.,, and money, Sjt,SjH.{a. the raSmcnt
r',ino hv ,h,, road on sale Of the States
.....,,. j., the sane rs The Beard OF Public
r..,.. pt,l.. under All AT NJ the General
,..,rnhlv, and thai IN" tender was dccEm"d
..,., recent resolution Of the Legislature.
, frt, claiming that the purchase had
3ar',.iird hv the r1,Ivoad company.
r,fnm;ttrr appointed al that meeting
stockholders was composed uf Ncs>r>
N..,.v Harrison, Charles l.. .jamlry. and
,,..!@ Beverly. They have made their re-
49,. ,,i.,.A rccitc~ the terms Of the sale and
= ,,r,> ;},c purchase Of the states stock IN
o.. ...,I \.lilrdatSi Oh. rs {" have been for
.l..lr., rou-rrmpianrc on the part OF the
l They also rtrtc in their report con-
r,....,.r,,ts red in'"hy i.""i- N"h"nHi", on H."
,..r..( inr road II. :. Hrt "m'r. l"h" J.. tin<,
.gsa HardwcIi> -am"rI H. Ed-lr. JOHN :.
r,pu,Gy. ll"Mry Lewis. j. +. >Hil'h. ana
,4;..u, Nnc>. on ihr other part, hN Nttn
,,.,,r, n,kr> Amc, X Go. agree 10 bind
,..,,o..fyc. 10 send tie Washington aud
,,.', rnmrany s2in 900 to ray oil t. ilout-
n, and ,xi>t;rt, h3hiii,;c@ Fl : p,l rcnI.
.,nr,,n IL consideration uf ;li- iuln.
,,.,,,h fine ...n.cII},d contract " trans
.,l,Lo.un.rrir,,ous Observation-Disclosures.
49,. -. hr.r ;nnrir,rr bonds oi the COM
. =. rG.,. ;,aTfG,> Of t!r second lart. !,,.
,...r ~ -. irlanar.d hv 4 ,up"rin:enhaut "a
.,..r.n,.l T., then, INT n4i.i tor ~ The
,t,.,
...,,,t..,t further stjnrloics that the
.'.,.,' ,.,l i,.t,, ~ ,hr.r parties. Oglr,
'i ~ .t,. . r,.us .. j: were. " fifteen
',., .r,.,,.. - mil stock. ,l,ou..,uo
Dec .,.. 80, IN uru .ii...i,i.; 10
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San FnANcIsco. january 27.-.-Mrs. Laura
D. Fair delivered her lecture on evolves in
the Fold" In lager-beer saloon ut Sacra-
mento. The lecture was free, as nobody
would pay. Laura could not secure the pub
lie hall.
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Snow.

NEwYoRK, January 27.-Snow commenced
falling early this morning. 1t Is now 90
A. NJ three inches deep and continues.
The wind Is blowing from the northwest.
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Death of an Ex-Mennbcr of Congress-.
PROVIDENCE, r. l., January T.-Hon. Il.
B. Cranstoh, formerly member Of Congress
from this State, died here to-day. lie was
eighty-two years of age.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
Monday, January 81.

OFFERINGS.
WnEAT-.White, 50 bushels. Red 500 bushels.
CoRS.-Wbite, 1,t27 bushels. Siraw-colorcd, 81
bushels. Mixed, Ia bushels. -
SALES.
WHEAT.-Whitc, "a bushels very good at $40.
:WHEAT.-Red. a bushels fair ut %; as2 bushels
very good on private terms.
CoRy,-Whlte, 30 bushels very good on private
terms: Is. bushels prime on private terms. Straw
bushels prime at oSc.
1865 RE-EXHTBITED-
wHEAT-Whie, 2i4 bushels.
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. RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD CO,(
RICHMOND, Va December II. 1872.

. RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD CO,(
RICHMOND, Va December II. 1872.
I'm AND AFTER WEDNESDAY, DE-
~ GENDER 18th, the TRAINS oil this road will
run as follows:
The MAIL TRAINS leave Richmond ut A. u.
aud "2o l.. a., aud leave Petersburg ut ll25 A. Ai
and so5 i. N.
FREIGiiT TRAINS, with a passenger coach at
tactet leave Richmond ut a. NJ and Z. NJ, and
leave Petersburg at $40 i. 81. and d:5U y. NJ.
The SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAINS viii leave
Richmond aud Petersburg ats 4. NJ Returning.
leave Richmond and Petersburg al +.39 Z. M Instead
of 6 o'clock, as heretofore.
The a. NJ. TRAIN Will not leave Richmond on
Sundays, and the sa5 T.. ~. MAIL TRAIN and $50
4. NJ. FREIGHT TRAIN will not leave Petersburg
Oh SUNDAYS.
Passengers for Norfolk will t.kc the 2:9o r. nj.
DAILY TRAIN, and those from Norfolk VIII cca-
ueci M Petersburg "ith the 1l?5 a. ~. TRAIN.
Passengers from Clover jim will take The $50
VI. TRAIN on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Endsys
and returning leave Richmond on the came days III
2s2o L. NJ.
The MAIL TRAINS VIII stop only at chester and
Manchester.
The A. NJ. TRAIN vii! connect at Petersburg
with the Atlantic, Mississippi mud Ohio railroad 70,
Lvnchburg daily.
TULLMAN'S PALACE sLEEPlNa-CAR win
be attached ~ the THROUGH TRAIN ut Weldon,
running through to Wilmington.
de ia Ticket aud Freight Agent
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Heavy DeEaIcation.

EXETER, N. FL, January 27.-Cashiel
Shutte's dsfaleation amounts to $3.50, 600.
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Senatorial Bribery Investigation.
ST. LOUIS, January 27.--The committee of
he Legislature appointed to investigate the
charges of bribery on the part OF senator
in order to secure his election will acquit
him #
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PHILADELPHIA LIVESTOCK MARKET.
PHILADELPHIA, January 27.-Beevcs In fair de-
mand: sales, 2.4ao head; extra Pennsylvania and
western steers, S7.7s@0S8: fair TO good, S6.5oG7
common. Sl.5o@sG per cwt. Sheep In fair demand
sales, 1o0OO head at l4sc per b. Hogs ilrully held
sales, 5000 head at $3.50.
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EICuMUND AND YORK RIVER RAIi ROAD Eo..t
RICHMOND, January S, 1878.
NOTlCE.-On and after this date (Decenl-
~ Der 2i) the PASSENGER and FREIGHT.
TRAINS over this route VIII be run rs follows.
PASSENGER TRAIN daily Except Suudaysl be-
tween Richmond and West Point. leaving the de-
pot at $50 i. NJ.
leave Richmond depot on WEDNESDAYS and
SATURDAYS ut O'Clock a. NJ.
FREIGHT TRAIN for THROUGH FREIGHT
leaves Richmond on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Fri.
days, aud Saturdays III o'clock a. n.
LOCAL FREIGtiT TRAIN, betwee1 Richmond
aud West Point, carrying local freight both ways,
on Wednesdays. and Saturdays, leaving Richmond
at O'Clock 8. 5I.
WILLIAM n. BRAGG. superintendent.
j. J.. TAYLOR, Freight ant Ticket Agent, Rich
monh. tao
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RICIiMOSD, FREDERICKSBURG ANDl
POTOMAC RAILROAD COMPANY,
OFFICE OF GENERAL FREIGHT AGENT, L
prrItNns.n 1871 |

> -
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.-Freight
~ for Alexandria. Washington, BaltImcre, aud
intermediate points will be received by this COME
THURSDAYS.
Freight trains leave Richmond on TUESDAYS
and FRIDAYS a. NJ, connecting at Ouantico with
the Alexandria aud Fredericksburg railway.
Joint tarih-slccts MAY be had ON application to
j. u. GENTRY,
IN LIN General Freight Agent.
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RICHMoND, FREDERICKSBURG ANpt
POTOMAC ROUTE, December IL, lSTz.
ONAND AFTER De CLIMBER 1s, 1872,
UP DAY MAIL, rtd rail and steamer, leaves
Byrd-Strcet station L. VI.
UP NIGHT MAIL, ria rail alone leaves Byrd
Street station $50 L. 81. except on Sundaysy
VI ACCOMMODATION leaves BrGad-StTert
station $40 =. VI. Except on Sundays.)
DOWN DAY MAIL. ria rul and steamer, ar
rives ut Byrd-Street station at 2 L. D..
DOWN NIGHT MAIL, rio rail alone, arrives at
Byr'l-Strcet station, $50 Il. IL. Except on Mon
dIys)
DOWN ACCOMMODATION TRAIN arrives at
Brad-Street station s37 a. n. texcept on Sun
,E,ygJ T.. T. ID. MYERS
do IL General Supcrintandent.
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TOHN A. SLOAN (RoRMEaLY Of CHARLES
81 4. WoRrIiAA C Coz, MERCHANDISE BRO
KER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT, So.s2
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Taylor q Williams. hank
ers, Richn,aDd; A.. 7. Stokes TO-. Richmond,
Va; Thomas MonaIan, president Fulton Sationai
Bank New York; Hugh jenkins a Co., baltimore,
Md; e. Woods e TO-, Baltimore, Nd; u. II,
Skirikeg& Co., New York. IN Him i
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RICHMOND AND DASYILLE RAILROAD CO.. 4
RICHMOND, Decemker 20, 1871. q
DICHMOND AND DANVILLE Rail-
IL ROAD.--Ou and after SUNDAY, December ~.

RICHMOND, Decemher 20, 1871. o.
DICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAIL-
~ ROAp.--on andafter SUNDAY, December q,
GOING WEST. ss -.
Train No. 2 lrnrougn passeneerj leaves Richmond
vile ut 1855 p 81; arrives at Greensboro al $40
l.. 81. &
nG 81 daily at ':s' A ~; arrives at Lyn'h0afs At
Train 1 No 70 nhrongh mail and express, Leaves
at i9!5 T. d.; arrives at Greensboro daily at $50
Train No. Through mail ard express) leaves
Greensboro daily 40 A. ST.: leaves Danvis daily
:. .5a \. III. arrives at Richmond daily at l2as
Train No. Through passenger, leaves Greens
ooro, daily except sundays at li;;o A. NJ; leayes
2 M at i;'s p Nj arrives at Richmond at ESQ
Train No. (Lynchburg passenger leaves Lynch
burg daily al a. NJ; leaves Burkeylle at 1855 P,
NJ: arrives at Richmond at sis p. II.
Trains Nos and ~ connect at Greensboro' with
trains on the North Carolina railroad for all points
Train No. 10 connects Mt Greensboro with train
for Raleigh, arriving there at 900 A. D. Passengers
wish train No. for Richmond.
Train No. connects Mt Burkeville with train on
he A !, Mississippi and Ohio railroad for all
Lynchhurs Accommodation Train leaves Rich
m9ah at ass +. NJ daily Except sundays,, arriving
Passenger train on the Atlantic, Mississippi and
Ohio railroad for the southwest.
Passengers coming east leave Lynchburg after tho
arrival OF the Atlantic Mississippi and Ohio pah.
scnger Ir,in from Bristol, and arrive at Kichmoud
ut 8:is a. NJ. ,at - ggsi
THEUUGH TICKETS to all points south and
southwest eau be procured at the ticket oflcc In
Ricli,rond, and of X. F. WALKER, hgentof the
Atlantic, Mississippi and Chn railroad, No. 1895
Main street. Richmond. .Na
Papers that have arrangements to advertise the
schedule of this company will please print as above.
JOHN r. IACSURDO,
General Freight and Ticket Agent.
T. NJ r. TALCoTT, Engineer and Superintend-
ia %
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stTEEL AMALGUM BELLS, for ACAD-
- EaIIES. ACTORIES, SHOPS, and
CHURCHES, weighing from So to 500 pounds, with
Lanciugs complete. Price, from 30 to $50.
These Bells. being alloy OF cast steel, combine
valuable qualities; among which are tone strength,
somorous,less, and durability OF vibration; un-
eauaiied by any other manufacturer and costing less
than any other in the market.
SIMPSON q BROTHER, Agents.
.. a. se< Richmond. Ea.
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CHESAPEAKE AND OH 10 RAIL
" EOAD.-On 3nd after September 3oh PAS
SENGER TRAINS will leave Richmond az FOL
lows:
$50 A. M.-MAiL TRAIN Except Sunday fcr
the White Sulphur Springs "onnectihg ut 3orcons-
Vile with the Orange, Alexandrtt ana Manassn
train for Washington ana North, ard Lynchburg
and South.
This train connects mt tior,.ousviuc With the night
trains the Grange, Alexandria snI Manassas rail-
road for LYSEHBURG and "ASHlSGION
Through tickets, at low rates, sold u all pIiDB
Northwest and Southwest.
Storage tickets from Liverpool. Queenstown,
Amsterdam, Ant rerp Hamburg, IIav re- Rotterdam.
bergen, Copenhagen, and Gothenbnrg, 10 oil poipts
on this road can I've bought Of tie General Ticket
Agent ut Richmond, or can be ordered through any
station agent on the road.
Further information may be obtained at the Com
pany's offices.
JAMES F. HIrrIgRLASD, General Ticket Agent.
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WOOD AND COAL.

DAVIS s. son.
~ kINDLISG-WOOD FACTORY.
south side Basin near Eleventh street.
O1ice at j. j. WOOD G SONS drug store,
corner Ninth and Main streets
Best quality of SEASONED OAK and PINE
WOOD always OH hand.
Oak wood, sawed $3.50 per half-cord, delivered.
Piuc wood sawed. S,.25 per hif-cOrd. delivered.
Oak wood, sawed and split 1915 per halfeord, deli
vcred.
Pine kindling 1915 per half-cord, delivered.
ia os-gt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-01-28
COyEECTEONERuES.

NRANGES.-Rcce this day 80 cases
" aud boxes messina and Valencia ORANGES,
and for sale at low prices.
ia 81 sol Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-01-28

T'IGS, RAISINS, ClTRON, PRUNES,
Il LEMONS, wholesale aud retail. at
I, Of PIZ2ISI'S. sO7 Broad street.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-12
Doubtful Authenticity of n Cuban Order.
From the New York Tribune.l

The origin of the recent order purportin g
to be signed by Carlos Manuel Cespedes,
President of the Cuban Republic, and Sc
yereIy censuring the conduct OF certain rep
resertatiyes OF the Cuban cause in the Uni
fed States. and ordering their immediate
return. has been the subject OF considerable
remark among the Cubans in this city, and
many suppose that it originated here. AS
an argument in favor of this supposltlon II
ia authoritatively stated that President
Cesnades. at the time mentioned in the
order. was more than 200 miles from Cama-
grey. his reputed headquarters. 1t is also
stated that the order is issued with the
especial purpose of bringing into dlsrepute
Vice President Agularo, the former agent
in tbi. CITY. and Ramon Cespedes. the min
lister to the United States, both hearty sup
porters of the cause, but not IN favor u tne
present agency. Francisco Agularo, wee
President of the republic. Is at present III
Baltimore, and Ramon Cespedes' minister
to the United States, is IN South America
B Verona, Brigadier General OF infantry.
has been for some time past at hey west
engaged in collecting money IN ald OF Tue
republic, and his return Is daily iooheo
for. Rafael Quesada. Colonel OF infantry.
is at present in charge OF the Cuoan
steamer Virginius. He has only recent
lv returned from a successful trip up 70 tne
island. and will sail again in day or two
TO test the strength of the Spanish oiock-
AIDE. Michor Aguaro. Colonel OF infantry
has charge of the Cuban steamer Edgar
Stewart. now in this city, and is also pre-
narins 70 run the blockade with supplies
Tor the Republican army. w. A. Y. hyan'