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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-20

DoG-DAY AT TIE POLICE CouRT-HEAvY
WoRK.-Yesterday was "dog-day" at the
Police Court, and the labor imposed upon
the Police Justice and the officers OF tie
court was unusually arduous. Over one
hundred persons were brought before the
court to answer the various offences with
which they were charged, the principal num-
Der for baving unlicensed dogs on Their
premises. Justice White was engaged until
nearly 5 O'Clock. aud SG65 were imposed. Oi
this amount Sll9 we're collected. the majority
Of the parties being too inpecunious TO pay
the fine, although they will persist in keep
ing aud supporting worthless ours. Last
year about 1900 dog licenses were granted
by the Auditor, but up to yesterday only
about 2,700 had been granted for the present
fiscal year, showing that there yet remains o
large number OF unlicensed dogs in the city.
The ordinance imposing the fine gives one
half of the amount recovered to the in
former, and the police and others ars very
yigilant in reporting all cases. It would be
well for all persons having unlicensed dogs
on tbe.- premises, and who wish TO save
themselves from fine, to procure q license
ct oace. ysi.. -L.5.
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PORT OF RICHMOND, MAacH 70, s1a---.-
ARRIVED. ss---ttlsSi
Schooner Augusta, Mcekins, Balt.niores cool, w.
Roberts. ..,F--ss - 5sesSs !, = X Z
't,u Schooner r Maid Of tbs Mist, . Norfolk, eorp,
Bris rriorff, Bradshaw, Liverpool, salt Leo, sed-
Big Rousance, Duncan, Nevassa, gusno, southerr
Fcrilizing Company. ~
: = = SAILED. ss3 - -
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, NoSf0ik, nere9
chan6ise and passengers, J.. b. Tatnnn. sgenfs
Schooner Ashland, Shannon, Baltimore rtG Nor
ris crock, lumber, Curtis & Parker. go .%.
MEMORANDA. - q.
WASHINGTON, March l6.-IThe Lfgff-HoHA6Eo Eoafd
hiss given notice Of fo9-be having been estahsheG
at tic northwest ead Of Governors lslAnds New
York harlor, which viii he struck by machinery
twice in quick encccsson at intervals Of twenty
conds during thick and foggy weather. &;
Also, a fOg-bali at Newport hurb9r :EEht.kfaftou,
on the north end OF Goat lsfa 70 be struck ~ tns
tervals OF fifteen minutes In thick and 1ogXy Nea-
tler. "a
By TELEGRAeH.l 4 ss s 4. KS Il l5s
NEW YORK, Msrch i9-Arriyed, atadlncx Wfecon 2
sin. Arrived out. steamer Caffforn}a. -
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JURISDICTION OF THE CRcUrT Court OF
RlcHMoND.-In the Senate yesterday Mr..
Wynne presented the following bill:
BE 1t enacted, That the Circuit Court of
the city of Richmond shall have concurrent
jurisdiction In all cases and over all matters
and things in chancery.
This act shall be in force from its pass
npeO
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-20

THE ARREST OF JUDGE STABLES, OF PAT.
| RICK-FURTHER PARTlCULAKS.-The arrest OF
Judge Samuel G. Staples, of Patrick county,
| was noticed yesterday. The following is j
correct statement Of the cause and Of the
subsequent proceedings in the case:
AT the February term Of the county court
| Of Patrick colored man by the name o!
Carter, and teacher Of free school in that
county, was indicted by the grand jury, upon
the information of Caleb Smith, for firing
pistols in the public streets at Patrick Court.
house and for other riotOuS and disordcrly
conduct.
A few days after the indictment was pre-
fcrrcd Carter wrote, Smith communication
couched in abusive language, in which
Smith was challenged to meet him for q set
tlcment Of the difficulty.
Smith applied to Judge Samuel q. Staples
for a warrant for the arrest of Carter for
libellous publication.
Judge Staples issued the warrant. Carter
was arrested by the sheriff and his guard in
the night, and OH the way to the courthouse
made his escape. The sheriff, after command.
ing him to ilalt, fired upon him, but did him
no injury. Carter Immediately went to Dan
vile, and applied to the United States Com
missioner for q warrant OF arrest. Under
that warrant Judge, Staples, the sheriff, and
his guard, were arrested, carried to Danville,
and on Monday morning the 18th instant the
case was called, when the Commissioner not
being ready to proceed with the exalnina-
ton. in consequence Of the absence Of United
States District Attorney Hughes, the cisc
WAS continued until the first Monday in
April.
Judge Staples was in Richmond yesterday.
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OBTAINING Goops UNDER FALSE PRETENcEs,
4 telegram was received in this city ycster-
day about O'Clock from the Mayor Of Lex
iugton, Va, stating that man who answers
TO the name of j. l.. Baker had obtained
goods and money to the amount Of several
hundred dollars in that place. The telegram
also gave description Of the man, and stated
that he was probably in this city. The mat.
ter was immediately put into the bands Of
Detective John Wren, who arrested the
abovc-naned gentleman at the Exchange
Hotel yesterday The prisoner was locked
up al tic First station-house, and will have a
bearing before Justice " White this morning.
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rrNC1NNAT1 MARK ETs.

CINCINNATI, March lp-FIour dull at 47.fS4S2.
Corn quiet. Fork, Sl59eSIs. es Lard frmerf stsain
held ut TIC; kettle sG1stc. Bacon dull; shoulders.
Gtc.; clear rib-sides stc. clear sides, $50 his
KEY steady al $50. s4yg "a, -. w ystsE
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ST. LOUIS, March 19.-Chief Engineer
Wilson, of the Brotherhood OF Engineers, In
an interview with Superintendent Van
Horne, said the Brotherhood were not en-.
gagged In the strike. 1t was the work Of one
division, and would not he sanctioned, as 1t
was In violation Of the rules of the organiza-
tion .
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-20

TIE PHILADELPHIA SCSDAY-SCHoOL TINES
says Of GEORGE p. RowELL & Co., of New York
sThey are the most enterprisipg, prompt, systema-
TIC and reliable Advertising Agents with whom we
are acquainted We have had some most satisfac-
tory dealings with them In some extensive adver'
Using nlans in our bnsincss.o
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-20

TIE PRrspENT's VIslT TO RICHMOND
The following letter from Dir. Levi Z.
Luckcr, Presidents Grants private secre-
tary, in relation TO his visit to Richmond, has
been received by Mr.. G. Z. Ramsdell, OF the
House of Delegates:
"ExEcUTIvE MANSION
"WAsHISGToN, d. c., March Is, 1873. !
"Dear Sir,-Thc President directs me TO
acknowledge the receip. of your letter Of the
18th instant, and return You his sincere
thanks Tor the kind interest shown by your
associates and yourself relative to liS visit
to Richmond. which he is very sorry he has
been compelled to postpone indefinitely. 1t
will be impossible for him to make such a
visit before the adjournment of the lcSisla-
ture.
IL am, sir, your obedient servant,
"LEv1 2. LUCKEY, Secretary.
"Hon. c. p. RdmsdeU, Richmond, Va"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-20

THOMAS W. KEESEE will sell ut II A. M., for S.
c. Tardy & Co., at corner of Cary and Thirteenth
streets, groceries, wines, liquors, &c.
JAMES L. APPERSON will sell at IL NJ. the estate
known rs {. Malden's Adventure" in Powhatan.
LYME 6 BROTHER will sell at l2 NJ. q tract Of LAND
In Henrico county near The city.
MAX HEYMAN & co. will sell boots, shoes, dry
goods, clothing, &C., at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
COOK & LAUGHTON will se household and
kitchen furniture, &c, at 10 N.
THOMAS W. kEESEE will sell ut 10 a. II. furni-
ture, parlor suits, pianos. &c.
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FIlNANCIA.I= !.
rBr rELEaR1ra.I

NEW YORK, March None. .i-ssa al-ls GpsesntS-
sion. Sterling quiet snd steady. Gold, lir59f1sS.
Governments steady States very dun !: Tsnle1
ss, new, ss. rirgnias, A; new, 81; oenso5ss f1k ;
deferred, IA. Louisiana's, IS; new, d. Esvs9t3
s's,es AIahamas, 81; SIS, s6. Geors1ass .; IN 90.
North Cardinals, 30, new, II; specia1 ssxs ~ !
south Cardinals, IS; new, II: April and QctouG ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-20

REES & Co.'S GALLERY HAS BECOME QUITE A
fashionable resort for the ladies Of our city
Whether they 1atter their pictures or not we do not
pretend to know, but from tho crowds that gather
there there must be some attraction. Perhaps their
low prices and excellent work account for 1t. Their
work is superior 10 any made In the city. To our
rnailars we say have your pictures made ut REESS.
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ardson Secretary Of the Treasury md 49,
postmaster OF New York.
The resolutions Of the DeI1oerltis tn
yention Of Rhode Ts!and fnciHda oys exefssss
ing sympathy with the people cf Letltfs
under the rule Of Federal knkln
Everything is quiet In the hFA hets 1aia
soldiers arc waiting the result 0E tna nsA
peace commission TO ths Mod0ca. u fteY
fail to come out for another taik ths tgoops
will open the fight. 71sss
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Bank Suit Decided.

PHILADELPHIA, March 13.-In the case of
David Scul against the kensington Bank,
for the recovery Of $4,000 in Government
bonds stolen from box deposited for safe
keeping when the bank was robbed In 1871.
the jury this morning, after being out two
days, returned verdict for the plaintiff.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-20

VIRGINIA HALL.-Professor Stone con-
tinues to entertain and astonish large audi
ences at Virginia Hall in his wonderful and
amusing experiments upon persons who vol.
untecr from the audiences. Last night the
house was we'll filed. The Professor will
remain in Richmond several days longer.
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yeregraulafc. SUMMARY.

The principal part Of Cifclesille, Ohio, has
been burned. Ioss, S35, 900.
8 The loss of the steamer George 8. Wright
VIII. all on board is confirmed. Portions os
the wreck are scattered 100 Iiilea north Of
Cape Canton.
The Frsaiasrt ssr sprointlng Genssaa Aisa' ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-20

THERE IS 40 GREATER PEST IN THE PANTRY OR
kitchen than reaches. The warm weather Of the
past two or three weeks has drawn them out In
large numbers. In order to get rid of them, begin
in time, and use MEADE & BAKERS ROACH, RAT,
and MICE EXTERMISAToR, the best in the market.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-20

THE MASONIC IMrosroR SENT TO JAIL FOR
TuIRTY DAYs.-A. Livingston alias Allen.
the individual ofwhom mcution was made in
this paper Yesterday morning as having i'm
posed himself upon several gentlemen i'll the
city as Il Mason in need OF assistance, WIS
brought before Justice White yesterday
morning on the charge Of being vagrant
and q suspicious character. Several wit
ncSscs We're examined, among them the
president Of the Masonic Relief Board, who
stated TINT Livingston Glme to him, in COM
pany with Mason OF this city, and asked
relief. representing himself to be a member
of kauawha Lodge. located in Charleston.
w. Va. lie gave him six dollars from the
funds contributed by the various Masonic
bodies of this city to q fund tgr the relief OF
transient Masons in distress, Ttt soon after,
becoming satisfied that he was not what he
claimed to be, called upon the treasurer OF
the Board for the purpose of stopping the
payment Of the check. but was too late, for
Livingston had Il few minutes before re-
ceiycd the money. He then telegraphed to
the master Of tue lodge from which the &c.
putcd Mason claimed to hail, who replied
that no such man was known in his vicinity.
The trial yesterday drew together large
4 N'S'H W 'tSNtst''i", htssHt bi''bh
nent Masolis Of the city, who manifested
much interest in the proceedings.
At the conclusion of the testimony Living,
ston was permitted to make q statement. He
represented himself to be Il lecturer on phTe-
nology says he was made Mason during
the war at Dublin Depot, in Virginia; that
he has received all the degrees Of Masonry
up to the thirty-third, and avoTcd himself Il
brighter Mason than any OF those who had
examined him. He says that private reasons
OF domestic character induced him 10 adopt
the alias, but upon this point was rather rcti'
cent.
Livingston, or Allen, is about thirty years
old; tall and spare, with dark hair. and eyes
of peculiar brightness. lie was dressed in
dark corduroy clothes and sported massive
chain. lie was perfectly self-pcssesScd
during the examination, and when permitted
to make statement spoke with tluency, show.
ing that he was one not to be abaShed by &
crowd and by adverse circumstances.
Justice White required security for Lis
good behavior for thirty days in the sum Of
500, and he WENT 10 Jail in default, perfectly
satisfied with the assurance that ut the eXpi
ration of that time he would bc restored tc
liberty.
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Railroad Matters.

TREsros, Nd, March 19.-ln the House
to-day the Committee Oh Corporations re- Re
ported adversely to ihe Pennsylvania rait-
road project, passed by the senate. ! ine nc
House agreed to the report hr.a vote OF % %
10 2s. thus eGectualiy kiIltas the project.
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CT InJrJs MAREETS,

Sr. LOUIS, March 19.-Flour Steady. Corn Qniet
and unchanged. Whiskey dull at ssc. Pork easier
at Sl5.75GQsI6. Bacon In good demand Hhoulders,
Cic, May; clear rb-si6es, lOc., September 3ohbing
and order lots easier; shoulders eSeI7c clear rtb-
sides, sS4Isfe; clear sides, &C, Lard nominal
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LOUISVILLE MARKET:

LOUISVILLE, March lo-Flour quiet aud Stendy:
depot. Provisions weak; holders disposed 20 make
concessions 10 buyers Of large lots. Pork. 4ias9W
Sac; clear sides, s54lec packed. Lard-In tiereoa,
SIGec.; kegs, sia3l0c. steam, SIC. Whiskey easier
at SIC. Tobacco firm and fairly active sSsleas 2sS
noYyheads. .5T5ssfe.f-
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LEVY BROTHERS offer to-day their second spring
supply of parlsos, direct from the manufacturers.
Their stock Is now complete as to embrace every
style OF parasol that one could possibly wish for
and Is sold such prices convince all that money
can be saved by bllying at levy BROTnERS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-20

HAMBURG EDGINGs. HAMBURG INsERTINGs
and.UAMBURG IiASDKERCHIEFS, Of their own i'm.
portation and IN entirely new designs, can ba had al
LEVY BROTHERS,.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-20

CAsNEL Coal FoE NEW IoRE.-Ihere Is q
vessel lying in the river at Rockets Whleh IS
to carry cargo Of 300 tons OF caiihel eoai 10
New York as soon as she has discharged her
present freight. The coal has already arrived
by the Chesapeake and Ohio road from the
West
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-20

REoUIs1T1oH IssUEp.-The Governor bas
issued requisiiion on the Governor OF
North Carolina for the return of W. ;M.
Roach, who stands charged with house
breaking In Petersburg.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-20

UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
PosT-OFF1CE AT RICHMOND, MARCH 10, 1873
S. W. Blankenship, Eighteenth street be-
tween Main and Franklin. Richmond, Va:
Miss j. Debricks, No. 102 Eighteenth Street,
Richmond, Va; L. & 8. Wortham g. Co..
Richmond, Va; Van Fortune, Tunstal's
station, New Kent county, Va; Jacob Eze.
kiel, 413 west Fourth street, Cincinnati
Ohio; G. r. Nixon, Ashland, Va; Mrs
Henry D. Farnandis, Bclair, Hartford county
Md
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BY Telegraph.
NEW Ynnk aIARKKTs,

NEW YORK. March Ie.--totton easier; fti6c4 L.Sc1
bales: upiands, l0Ac.; Orleans, lsac. Flour quiet
Whiskcy closrd at CSC. Wheat-Whstp westorns
F?@IS9.0s. Corn hrmer and in moderate demand.
Rice quiet at S0lsac. Pork firm and quiet. lard
steady and quiet. Savals quiet aTaliow sctise at
sS0S5c. Ereghts quiet. sgFsf saS y ~, ~.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-20

FINE TEAs.-The superiority Of those fine TEAS
W. d. BLAIR & Co. are selling has been wei at
tested by the very large sales recently made. They
have tust received another lot of the same.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-20

COMMISSIONER OF EgDs.--Tho Governor
has appointed Mark Alexander, Jr, COM
missioner of deeds for Virginia, TO reside IN
Maryland. ls ...sF
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-20

TILE NATuRAL BITTLn WATER OF FRs4p3IcKs-
HALL, GERMANY. can bc had in all quantities of
Mcssrs. MEADE & BAKER. who first introduced 1t
to the public here and have Just received their full
supply direct from the importers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-20

The BARRIERS IN COUNCIL. will be
meeting of the city BARRIERS at the First
African church this evening at 81 o'clock.
They are going to discuss matters of very
great interest and importance TO themselves
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-20

Pam I'p.-The whole amount Of money
due for the sale of the agricultural land-scrip
donated to Virginia under act of Congress
has been paid up. The amount received
from the scrpand appropriated to the ben
eft cf tic public free schools was S2S5, 5,ooO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-20
Obituary.

BALTIMORE, March is.--The Tife OF hon.
Reyerdv Johnsonis dead, aged aeyenty years:
She Was the daughter OF Gogernor BoWis, q q
Ksryiards SO
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-20

SPRING STYLE SILK HATS.-P. WEIstGRR s Co.
now have all Of the New York style silk hats.
Amongst them are the Byrd block. the Dunlap
blork, and the Broadway block. The Byrd block,
from the number already sold seems to be the Rich-
,nond favorite for young men; but they are all
fashionable.
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WILMINGTON MARKETS.

WILMINGTON. March 10 Spirits furpeutne--
market unsettled at slc. Rosin frnn et S2.79 for
hsr; Si.5o for yellow dip and virgin. TaTqllet at
no 40. So, 49, Is :.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-20

TAKE A LOOK ut the fine yard-widc unblcached
cotton which LEVY BROTHERS are selling at l25c.
per yard
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Buy YOUR CLOTHING, SHIRTS, AND GENTLE
MEMS FURNISHING GOODS, of E. u. SPENCE 6 Son.
merchant talors ciotllers. and dealers In gentle
mems furnishing goods, No. 1900 Main ssrset.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-20

You CAN BUY BEST ANTHRACITE COAL FOR
stoves. CRATES, and furnaces at summer prices. also
Clover Hill coal and oak and pine wood at lowest
prces, for cash, at G. II. PAGES, Nineteenth and
r,r
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-20

LEVY BROTHERS HAVE FEW PIECES LEFT Of
that yard wide, soft-lnishcd white cambria at ?5c.
Oer ward.
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Fire In Tauuuser.

Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch.l
PLArss, Va, March 19.-The dwelling Of
G. W. F. Smith, OF this county. was burned
Yesterday,
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A CARGO OF SUPERIOR CUMBERLAND COAL Is
receiving to-day by J. b. WATKINS. I'LL Main
street which. with anthracite Clover Hill coal, and
wood, ho offers the trade.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-20

NEW STYLES AND DESIGNS OF SPRING PER-
GALES, retailed at the wholesale price, at LEVY
BRoTuERS,.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-20

SPECIAL CouRT or ArrEALs-WEDYEsDAY.
The following cases were disposed Of yes
terday:
Elicit us. Blunt. Motion for rebearing
oyerruled.
Osborne Us. Osborne. Remanded to docket
OF the Supreme Court.
Court adjourned for the term.
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RAITIMORE MARKETS

BALTIMORE, March 1o.-Flour shade fynAf, Nth
better feeling. Wheat quiet and hrm. Com firm 3
white, eac. yellows CSC. Provisions !ua; holdercs
unwilling TO make concessions. Whlsksys DOC.
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LUXURY, HEALTH, ECONOMY. INSURED bi
using DooLEY's YEAST POWDER. Elegant hen'
.,,Is hIscuits &c prepared In ten minutes. Try It.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-20
AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

On all sales of real estate nade bettpee the 1St Of
January q'sd SoM cf June ne taees for the pre-
ali sales made Jes,5es,, the lst Of Julg and last
Of tie year ths tdres hare TO be paid blythe seller.
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RAILROAD LINES,
- . 3 W M s Co. :ss'

i55gM - H - -
ss'''.,xnvr rRspralcksnuRe And POTOMAC,
rru TICKET AND FREIGHT AGENT.
G%'t"N' EICuMoNp, February II, 1874.
cCIIEDULE OF TRAINS
r'cIuoxD, rsrnERlGEsNsUTRa N AND roTo-
,.n nay MAI. leaves Isyrd-Strect station !
Ti,NYT; " <1cuTMArL leaves Byrd-street station sao
T, ~: v: 'EN'VTtG,S 'ESNC'VTtG,SW,MGHNTiNN leaves Broad-Srec'
,.",..r ". except on Sun'iays.l -
DOWN DAY MAIL arrives at syrd-sSee'S'"-
'IS 'I|SEWS 4 N!GuT MAIL arrives Byrd-strcet sta
,nr I.:a A. VI. tcxc"pt on M"ndayS.l
l,,t,t-S,ycr; sts;ion S:s7 A. Nj. teNrept on SUI :
@fsEI:r1GiIr TRAlSshave Rroad-str.c, station 20 on
,,"i,rs N.c,)nns;syx, and Fridays at 6aS 4. NJ,
N'.'", N'.,E,o a. p,api,co with the Alexandria and
,.iTc-E s,Y,rc rEwav Rr;urning, arrive 1T broad
l..s., st:ii,n on Tuesdays. Thursdays anu salnr'
,.,,.si +. VI.
Nv ''''' W. j. Il. GENTRY,
t.> Genera! Frc'Sh, and Ticket Agent.
REDMOND AND pASvlLLE RAILROAD Co.,l
RICHMOND, December 20. 1872.
DI(HNUND AND DANN1LLE RAIL
u EoAD.--on ardafter SUNDAY, December q
H'' GOING WEST.
Train No. ? i,nroasa passengcrl leaves Richmont
,E,. .,a.>"rt SnHdavsl at h:t0 Il. Nj. leaves DAN
,ni. 4; l::' T. NJ; arrives al Greensboro al S'S'
I%1.o No. H.yncAhurg pasScngcr) leaves Rich:
,,I ,.a,ly at s:?5 A. NJ. arrives nj LynchDnrs al
:ir'in NJ. u throa=h mail and cxprsssl icaves
;rila ,r c1a!lv nj @So 7. NJ: leaves uanvilie daily
n, ln..s Z. 81; arrives al Greensboro Giii! a' Los
"''''' GOING EAST.
-'~,.1 No Through mail and eNprcssl icaTes
Greensboro daily atl..o \. NJ: leaves DanV'ic uai
g.: ,.s? i. VI. arrives ~ Richmond dallf al l:'4'
!r,:n 80. : Through passcngcr) leaves Greens.
tr,. jgiv except sundays Il. li:io a. NJ; leaves
nt@y..c al 80 !. NJ: arrives at Richmond al s:Se
F",,in No . n.ynchburg passengerl leaves Lynch
a4r. daiy Al :. NJ; leaves l3nrSevtllc ut 1885 T.
NJ arr,S~, ~ :cn"nd s at s;' a, r. ;re.a,or ~ with
,r al, tiro North Carolina railroad for all points
s"u,h. c-a,,s,ouo, ,,,, tr,r
. H. leigh. arriving there ri 7r5 \. Nj. PlSSclRers
i.ly!n. Raleigh ut 5:ia =. NJ coInect ut Greensboro
v.iu tram 80. lur Richmond.
Train No contacts n, lurkcSiile with train on
~ Atlantic. Mississippi and OHIO railroad Tor all
;ru;> southwest and south. ~
L>YcA!rirg Accommodation Train leaves Rich
r.u nj az .:55 T. ". d.Lly except sunday arriving
atIyg,l l!!rg In time io connect with the Morning
H.. ,vrerr train Tie Atlantic, Mississippi anc
uls rjiirnad for ihc srut! lwcS':
Passengers coming ctS, leave t.NnChhurg amer the
arrived al The Atlantic mississippi and ohio pas.
f"a%"r 'ia!a from Bristol, aud arrive at Richmond
I!IT";l,n TICKETS 10 all point; south and
sovtGnrs, c~H tc procured al the ticket office tu
Fi"hennti. and "f i. /. WALKER. Agent Of tht
afil.;;-. Mississippi and Ohio railroad, No. l32.
Nlu s;rca. nirh! h!aond.
Papers thl; have arrangements 10 advertise III,
schedule OF this COMPANY wli ri@Sss P,nl As a9oSe
Genera! Freight and Ticket agent
r. NJ. Z. TALcolT. Engineer and Suimrint''nn
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