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Letter from Sfaunton.

fCJ.rr>p uuGcnn- Of the Richmond DisDatch.1
gagvgE>S OF COUNTRY TRADE.
>TArSToS, November 81, 1874.
The Improvement on Main street has
-MJ>t reached completion. The pavement
IL been finished, and presents very fine
.,.;,4raucc. /, Is said to be as fine piece
u work a> any in the large cities. The mac.
aj3Mzng of the street is receiving its final
tJ.rarv>>iue. and a heavy rain is now much
A~rird 10 hasten its soidifying. The work
u tAc bridge on Augusta street IS progress
H.. well. Yesterday the centre-pieces for
,ap Stone arch were put in, and in q few days
i !oo;.oridgc sill be put up for the accom-
Iou.tion OF our citizens, who have been
much iucommOicd by the necessity OF going
AryUIl by New street TO reach the depot.
The tearing down and removal Of the
!.a!ue building on the Donaghe lot has nearly
i~rn completed, and the work on the build
~ Of the joint stock company will soon be
commenced. \ plan Of the building has been
accrptcd by the building committee.
The judges Of the Supreme Court OF APP
prl> left here Yesterday morning, having
r:!,lrd their session the previous evening.
Trade from the country seems quite brisk,
aud our streets are daily bcckaded with
wagons containing wheat, -four, corn, shin
scs, lumber, &c.
sine" the arrangement made between the
Chesapeake ana Ohio railroad and the Valley
railroad, with reference TO the competition
ioE The transportation OF freight from hey ond
s;aunton, the Valley Railroad Company has
Easrd The rates very considerably: MAX.
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The AIRLINE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF
THE CoMpRoMIsE.-The Atlanta Constitution
of Sunday has the following concerning the
Airline railroad and its troubles:
1--WE have again to report that the atti-
tude Of things at the Airline road remains
unchanged, excepting that bad feeling and
discussions are now spreading among the
employees. AS was stated in yesterdays
Constitution, plan of compromise was
stated; but, unfortunately for the peace of the
road, it has come 10 nought. The compro.
mise contemplated general change in tie
m nagement of the road. The details would
probably have been agreed upon had not the
parties broken down at the very outset; that
i, in the selection Of a nun who would
economically and impartially administer the
affairs Of the road. Some eight or nine
gentlemen were proposed first by one side
and then by the other. All suggested by
the Wexford party were objected to by the
Hoyt side on the ground that they were
manifestly in the interest of the bondbold.
ers, and would so conduct the road. All
suggested by the Hoyt side were objected to
by the Wexford party because they were
equally strong in the Interests of the stock
holders. Considerable time was spent in
negotiations Of this kind, which at last had
to be broken off without achieving any re-
suit. AS now nothing remained but to fight
it out, the Garner contempt-case loomed up
again"
In consequence of the lateness of the hour
ut which these proceedings took place,
and from other causes, the case was again
postponed to some future time.
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RICHMOND AND DANvILLK RAILRoAD Co. D:
oFYICE OF EHGfHKgR AND SurxaIHTkNpxNzs1
RICHMOND, Va, October II, lt14. ,
NCHEDULE OF TRAINS.

CHARLOTTE EXPRESS, Wessyard-Lsaye Rish.
u,ond as II P. H. leave barkeyflle ut 2:G1 Al
leave Dundee ai740 A. n leave Dnny1Nxat
IA :; 4s a a 49, u.s. sfssas0or0 = a
- NEW YORK ExpRKss, Eastward eava Ghss.
Iotie al S:35 A. NJ; have Greensboro q E!5
NJ; leave Danyie at 336 4: tssYe Ds !. e
i've ,,ys NJ Richmond at Il.O0 P. ID. This nssncoo-
nocts af Richmond With trains on the kishptpz0s
Eyederieksbnrg aud Potomac ratiroad Yol WNninE:zf
TON. Baltimore, Philadelphia, New fozk- aua al
ea Tnnop DSa A wes.vsrd-Ieays Rseasnond e
DInGee at 3.25 r. M. !; leave Danvilis ~ 80 e
leave Greeassore' q la T A. .n ne ssaasss e
Chariotte witk Trans on the Atlanta faaa kicn.
mond Ar. Lise Yaiiread and Chastotta. CGnnnA
Atlanta rsilrssd for Atlanta, Monazomefss Mgousss
New orieeas Co,nm son,he,a snd souisvsssssn
%TfI Wsorsa NAL. Eassward-Asa Charlotte y
7:45 n. Leave s ,ssS. tsnase Il 6a6 \.
NJ leave Burkeyilie 1t IL "a aa.ass - Is
Gichnsond at S:a2 r. d.. Tlae naaa connsen "
anrkeyse With trains on tha Atlantic, aisslssiPpa
and Ohio railroad TON .sssssspS bc,niss aud e
R.,hsnopa wfIh the KichHen6 kreas5iekspaIg ny ~
1 psfanac railroad and RieAH1nd 1oxk nNs1 &n9
rSssa nease railroad for all northsrn points' -.
s,,ssora ~ A, III. leave BMksysiie at 1:i6 n
NJ: arrive ii Lypehbnlg o $40 <. 4 3. pr,,e.
1 RrMxRyrLssg AccoNhobATsoN-Leays n - III
Iyine az ASS q. NJ; arriys u aiahmand g s'S =
a. IN ,hrough trains connect III Duntes With nsias
an fss u a. " M ard G.. s, railroad 70 anA tfosA
1 Wsssineson. Baltim0rs. and all eastern pow
TnrVssh tickets sold % al ponM sSasn SDa 1'As,1
wea. aaa Dsssase checked sA Ed R TAIc0Tg.
Engineer and sus,s Gun ~ s
II 4. uouaIAs, aasstsr TransI,ost alton. GO u
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How New YORK CAR Conductors BEAT
THE BELL PUNcH.--A telegram from New
York says: every conceivable method
that could be thought of has been tried by
the conductors of the several railroads using
the bell punch to beat the game, as they call
It; but the latest that has come under the
eye of the superintendent of the Third-Ave-
nue. railroad is that of wire run up the arm
of conductor, at the end of which is at
tached bell, similar in sound to that in the
punch, and connected with the little finger
of the right band. When fares are received
the bell up the arm is ruDg, the passenger
hears the bell ring, and presumes be is duly
recorded. Two of the conductors have been
spotted with these wire BELLS"
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STREET-FIGHT BETWEEN MANAGER AND AN
ACToR.-Little Nell is an actress OF the Lolita
order, and one OF her chief attractions is her
wardrobe. She is advertised wherever she
goes as "the best dressed lady on the Ameri-
can stage" In Cincinnati James Grismer
acted in the company supporting her, and
wore dashing suit of light-colored clothes.
Miss Nell's father requested change, be-
cause the color destroyed the effect, by lack
of harmony, of her own gorgeous attire.
Stock actors parts are always subordinate
to those of stars, and why not their dress?
Grismer refused to sacrifice his light suit,
however, and between him and the father
there was long and interesting street.fght.
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Letter from williamsburg.
=, correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.J

correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.J 4
WILLIAMSBURG, VA November q, 1874.
>, iain has al last come, and with 1t the
s cIl''s' OF 10Y and gladness" upon the
ccIeeks OF that portion of our community
r r,ui, as farmers, that noble and indis-
t rinsaole portion Of the population, the
-, ''he and s!new" of all fourishng coun.
ia 1' aud / might very properly add that
r r t%ople generally are rejoiced, for the ter
rs 1I drought which has been upon us for
,rt .a>' Elk weeks has been seriously felt.
s,a : ne Wheat crop, il is feared, will be much
Ci ssned by The continued dry weather.
And GIVo't Court commenced here yesterday,
rr,std l'srn That It's proceedings will be much
Cru 1 by the untimely death of Mr..
eisha -. Branch. Being q lawyer of consid,
DR.. prominence, most every one in these
''0gu' iiis counsel upon legal matters,
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AN ISLAND ADRIFT.-[Chicago Irtbune's
Duluth Special, November 9.1-DuriDg the
fearful gale on Saturday night, an island two
acres in extent, situated In st. Louis bay
one and half miles above Minnesota Point,
was displaced. and foated distance of three
miles down into Duluth bay, and landed at
Aliens ship.yard. Upon the island are pine
trees that will measure three feet across the
stump, and it is thickly covered over with
other timber. The soil on the island is as
solid as any on. the mainland. There are
several islands in Duluth and st. Louis bays,
but none have heretofore been known to be
displaced and to float such distance.
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IReported for the Dispatch.1
Trial of j. ID. Elliott for the Killing Of
Charles =. Nens.

NMEEsB0Ro', n. c., November Is, 1874.
lie trial Of j. d. Elliott, who killed
tha!lr> }. Neal last February, was moved
rom >latcsylie TO this place last spring. To-
MORO" has been set apart to commence it.
Some seventy witnesses have been summoned
Hom siatesrtiie, nearly all of whom are now
Ae''' The prisoner, accompanied by bis pa
!eh:' and Younger brother, was brought IN
|,t evening under guard and lodged in the
CONT! Jail. He is in good spirits.
WIN The venerable Judge Mitchell on the
Dehch, Ex-Governor Vance, Colonel Arm.
asIa, Colonel Folk, and Major Wright, en-
easeu as counsel on the part Of the defence,
al .4l 3lcssrs. James NJ. McCorkle and Bailey,
=" SALISBURY, and Messrs. Furches and ALI.
Son, u statesyilie, on the part OF the prose-
s .s~, AL here, everything appears to be
,S"u} Tor trial. Mr.. James NJ. Neal, OF Rich
;;4oud, Is also here. There has been a deep
.4'tir>' manifested in the approaching trial,
I4u there seems TO be determination on
'''a sides to make a strong fight.
THURSDAY, II O'Clock.
,, Nour' has not been called yet. 1t will
I 49, ABOUT u O'clock. The trial will proba-
-! e'hsume the remainder Of this week.
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and the consequence Is that hisname appears
lin nearly every case on docket either pro or


con. s.s. !,
Our community was much startled on
Thursday upon the announcement Of the
sudden death Of our young townsnan Mr..
John Malone. Itappears that his death was
occasioned by the caYing In of bank of
earth under which he was standing. The
distressed family have the sincere sympathy
OF the community.
Rev. Mr.. Woods. OF the Presbyterian
church, of Norfolk, has recently favored us
with visit, and it Is with much pleasure
that your correspondent bears testimony to
the able and impressive manner in which he
expounded the Gospel and the means Of sal
walton. He has many warm and enthusiastic
admirers here.
learn that there are now in the State
from seventy.fve to one hundred lunatics
unprovided for, and who need asylum treat
ment. This being the case, there can be no
doubt that the extension of the asylums
already in existence would not only be the
most satisfactory, but the most expeditions
and economical manner Of disposing Of this
most important question:. QU1rEESoUeH.
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From Boteteurt County.
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
FlNcAsTLE, November 20. 1874.
Judge Blair is holding Circuit Court here.
Court has been in session since last Tues
day. Several important cases were set for
trial at this term. One criminal case has just
been concluded-Ba Wilson (colored), for
the murder, last summer, of thomas Evans,
another negro, at Cloverdale, in this county.
The evidence showed that the prisoner had
assaulted Evans with bis pocket-knife, cut
ting open his side, making murderous cash
in the side of his neck, aud stabbing him in
the breast and side of the head, killing him
almost instantly. The provocation was that
the deceased had come into the house of the
accused and called him -.
The jury, after several hours deiiberation,
brought in verdict of murder in the second
degree, and sentenced Babe TO eighteen years
in the State prison.
The important suit of krasebenker Us
estate of William NJ. Radford was continued
to next term.
1t has been raining here all night. and was
much needed by the wheat crop, which was
suffering now clearing off cool, and prospect
for killing pork good, which opened at 1928
per hundred, and very scarce at that. The
supply will, it is thought, fall far short of the
demand this season. B0TEToURT.
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In New York letter to the Baltimore
american, Jennie June says: " 1t is pretty
we'll understood that the Hon. Fernando
Wood is laying bis wires for the difficult and
dangerous honors of the Speakersbip, and
it is considered that he will be formidable
and very likely successful candidate. He
is experienced, very rich ian admirable
qualitication), and has a handsome wife;
lastly, he is one of the few men who have
survived the may crafty"
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So far as known, the Rev. DR.. Dudley. as.
sistant bishop-elect Of the Diocese of Ken
lucky, has not yet formally signified his ae.
ceptance of the dignity to which it. Is sought
to elevate him. The congregation Of christ
church, whilst fully appreefatiDg the high
honor bestowed upon their esteemed rector,
are yet very reluctant to part With him, and
v their preferences could be consulted in
this matter it Is probable that the Episcopate
OF Kentucky would be declined Baltimore
american. 21st =, -
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THE GROWING WHEAT.-We have heard
farmers express fears that the growing wheat
has been seriously injured by the protracted
drought which has prevailed in this section
for nearly two months. We sincerely hope
these fears are premature, and that the gem
tie rain yesterday may dispel all forebodings
of short crop. IN, .ar1 n.
1t Is reported that a larger acreage OF
wheat has been sown in this section this
year than any year since the war.-Frede.
ricksburg Star.
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CHANGE OF MErHoDisr PAs7oRarss.--Rey.
5. 9. Fergusons pastor of the Bond-Street
Methodist Episcopal Church South ,ilas, by
arrangement of Revs. Samuel Rogers, pre-
Hding elder of Baltimore district, and Mel
son Head, presiding elder ofsLoudoun dis.
trict, Va; been transferred tor Loudoun cir.
cult, 10 change pisces with Rev. 81. a. Ken
nedy, whose health is not sufficiently robust
Tor circuit iabors, but may be effective as
pastor Of city station .--BaItim0re Sun.
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PosrAI.--A new post-ofice is established
at No,towsy Mills, Southampton, va. on tne
route from Petersburg to Lynchburg, WIN
ID. T. Webb as postmaster. The name ea %
DragginYille, King and Queen county, va,
is changed to Dragonyilie.
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rhs seh aIe seven hundred and eighly-seyen
of them OF the coast Of Scotland.
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sIl1aK.ssAnEIfrrgI5f

- ~ = ..s = :. Is -
tslcnAosD AsD 1sEIsas9gae KxiEst,.,
TOMMENCINGN NOVEMBER 22.5STE,
" trains on f11fs road WIN run ssS follows 3 <
49,, tEzsf 9LHAfE RICHMOND soUTN. q,
Gao IL NJ, THROUGHs9AI All daily texceps guue
| ''s.s5 dayh connecting for s1s points South
r.ae !. an = Wsss Sleeping attashedegss
z: 40 AZ u, Ek LIGHT kAIN daily tcxceps Sur
burg and stations on the Soathsfdc
4road, LyncIhsYHf anu tie Vest -
1A5 p. Nv THK0uGH.1 MAIL daily, connecttnR
4. Tor al points n, sopth and West Prs.
III - close connection at Petersburg fos
5:oop. IL, S ssIsft;i daily Except suna.,,
sffassf Hlsh eoaeh attached 80
- h ri LEAVE PETERSBURG WORTH.
500 A. H.. FREIGHT TRAIN daiiy texceus
1,o sSHH RSG ar s1sf s as1 n.ee.,n,
mo With Richmond, Frsdericksburs And
Potomac railroad for All points Esss
500 P. NJ, FREIGHT daily tescspt sundayh
500 P. NJ, THRoUGH NAIL daily fexcep. san.
day), connecting with Richmond.
Fredenckseurg and Potomac raiiread
-isls for all points Esst and West. Pullman
Sleeper attached, running through %
Baltimore. Also making cbsc cor
~. nection with The Chesapeake ans Ohin
~. railroad for tho Virgins SprinEs and
Potnts North and West. = = g -
TIE MAIL TRAINS viii not stop between Rch.
mono ana FefersourS except AZ Manchester ana
Trains on the Glover nm win leave Chester II
$40 p M: Recurring. win leave Clover Hlt as
$50 A. d. daily except Sanday. s Il '4ZT.s5f =
]. ALL TRAINS leaving Peseraourx Will start frosa
Z no 81 '|es1s -. Al. SHAW. Superintendent.
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NOTICES 10 Tag.PAYrRa.-

M Il Z, Z, 80 - sTAIE RErEsgE orT1csII1
~. Essh sIhEET, Nov. IL, 1874.
SITE Ia. TAXES Ak FOR ISL The bills are
peIore the 30th Instant Will as required 6y H
nanded over to the sheEE with fYe percent. add d
- ~ 10 % LILLIAN p. kAGLAND,
no9S-AaWkN0V3O Assistant City Treasurer
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I" CANTON INSIDE LINE."eaa

!" CANTON INSIDE LINE."s 49,.
NEW FAST FREIGHT ROUTE BETWEEN
RICHMOND AND PHILADELPHIA.
TRI-WEELY.
On and after OCTOBER l tue splendid Iron
steamers Of this line will leave Richmond. TUES
DAYS, THURSDAYS, and SATURDAYS from
Powhatan Steamboat Conpany's pier, corner of
Twenty-second and Dock Sree.s, making close con.
necion each trip at Canton, Md. tEast Baltlmore)
with the Philadelphia, Wilmington aud Baltimore
Railroad Company for Philadelphia.
SPECIAL ADVANTAGES:
All freight by this llpe covered by fire and marine
insurance free OF cost. No dockage charged at
Richmond. Rates as low as any other line. This
Is The quickest line between Phiadelphia and Rich
mond.
Freghts ordered by this line should be marked
Canton Inside Line" and sent to the philadelphia,
Wilmington aud Baltimore depot. Philadelphia.
Freights received daily in Philadelphia and Rich
moud, For further information apply to
l.. Is. TATUM, Agent
Office: Twenty-secOnd and Dock street,
and Ninth and Main streets or to
J. S. WILSON, General Freight Agent
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore r. t.,
&C 9-3m Philadelphia.
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! DEPARTURE OF sTEAHERS.

a. 0 & NE W YOR z The @E4
a. Old Dominion Steamship Company's = -
TUESDAY, November Oath, at / O'Clock p. 81. "
PosstiYey no freight n ceiyed after o'clock "a.
=, Ihdrouga pills OF isding signed, ana geoos Tor.
waraed Win dispatch 10 all points north, south.
east, and west; also, TO foreign ports.
passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Fare to New York, $12; steerage, SO; round.
trip tickets, 800.
For freight OF passage apply to ~ 49,.
G.. y. ALLEN 4 CO.. Aeentx
no Z3-2t ' COnapany's Wharf, kOcReLtS.
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Z RICHMOND, FREp'G & PoToxxc K. r. COL
@-ft OFFICE GENERAL TICKET AoEgr,S
y: as aeY id RICHMOND. GoSemher 30. l674.j
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS. 49,


ESQ A. NJ, BALTIMORE ExPREss leaves
Broad.street station Sundays ,e1.
" ceBteds stops only a. Ashland. J9no4R
~ ton, Milford, and Fredericksburg gt&
B B!ih q !. 2, and :, po,onse ra,iEo3
a:s6 P. n, DAY NAIL leaves Byrd;s.rea sis.
q sfn d sT{h,A SHNN ( FFoWNTTrsA
Quantico, with trims Of the Baklss
more aud Chic railroad at their Mhasf
opposite Alexandria-dne IN gaItf-
more ut o:20-P. IL; and ut Washirg@
ton with the Baltimore and potomacs
railroad for Baltimore and the North
l1:05 P. NJ, NIGHT NAIL leaves Byrd-stss
at Washington, with the Baitimora
and Potomac and Baltimore and Ohio
e:ooI. NJ, AGCoMaoDATIoN TRAIN fo>
Hanover Junction. leaves Broad. Street
4so A. NJ ifIH snafs . s4sssss ss
,..a station lMondays excepted;
1:3o P. ~, DAY NAIL arrives az Byrd-Sueet sta.
1880 P. NJ, B bSh aaIf EXPRESS arrives 81
Broad-Street station Sundays except.s
s:s7A. NJ, fsaGl;coMMoDAr1os TRAIN arrive.
at Broad-street station tSundays exc
TR1.wEFS sfPie FREIGHT LINE BETWEEN
RICHMOND AMP ,gBALT1MoRE.
B n ssns rev p fna se en, @
tween Richmond and Baltimore for the special
comfort Of Richmond passengers. CHARGE FOE
BERTHS, 81. Passengers taking this car are NOS
disturbed on reaching Richmond; they can remain
In the car to as late an hour as they please. ~ 9
FREIGHT TRAINS leave Broad-Street statior ons
MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, and FRIDAYS at
A. NJ, connecting ut Quantico with the Alex.
andria and fredericksburg railway for Baltimore.
Returning, will arrive ut Broad-Street station at
8:15 2. 81. on TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS, and
SATURDAYS.
Through bills Of lading aud rates given to all
principal points North and West.
BY order OF General superintendent.
j. B: GENTRY.
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FURNITURE, CARPETS, LOOk-R
e ING-GLAsSES- Afuli line Of the above N
Foods of every description on hand. parsisss ~
IN Sant viii ssuty their own interest by caihbs w
ne before purchasing. Goods wtil be so,a' nT
,ned, by weekly monthly tnstaimens ~ .e XIV
IS thew can be bought from any nous IN aS s'''
ioi eSsS' o"" WILLIAM DAFFHos.
ooom 143S Main street.
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NOTICE.-The taxpayers of Tuckahoe,
~ Brookland, Fairfield, and varina townships
are hereby nostfed that their State, county and
surer's office. in the county courthouse from The
a6tn 70 the 3oth Of NOV EMBER incentive. After
%ncn lime they pass by law Into the hands OF the
township collectors with the addition OF Eve per
cenr WILLIAM M. McGRUDER,7
no flDel County Treasurer.
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pHILADELPHIA, RICH. e4EFA
a MOND, AND NORFOLK STEAM A&Ak
SHIP LINE.-FOR PHILADELPHIA TWICE
A ,WEEK..Until further notice the steamers of
DAY and SATURDAY, and Richmond every
TUESDAY and SATURDAY at Q o'clock.
Freight taken at low rates for all p2rus Of New
Jersey, Pennsylvania. and Delaware for Provi-
dence, Boston, and New Orleans. Also, for Liver
pool and Antwerp ria Red Star anc American
Passage TO Philadelpnia, inciudins meals sSt
stateroom, $8. w. p. PORTER, Agent,
AL II No 2425 Dock street
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STATE REVENUE OFFICE. !, y
NO. II ELEVENTH STREET.
: 100. re, NOye1ubar'1 1a3 RTAs-'t
sTATR TAyrs ~,

l EIINVOENI DIATE TAXES "FOR
y JHE CITY OF RICHMOND.-Lists of
years 1856 to S72, inclusive. may be seem AZ the
iront door OF the City hall and Mt tbs Office TN
IesS tne taxes be previously paid at this Office said
10 pay the taxes and costs. Will be sold NE public
auction, at The front door Of the City Hall, COM
Der next, and continue from day to day rniiI ali Il
SOLO WILLIAM p. RAGE4ND.T
no 1IsZawtdSi Assistant City Treasurer
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THESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL-
" ROAD.-On and after SUNDAY, September
20, 1874, PASSENGER trains win run rs fcllousa
FROM RICHMOND.
$50 A. M. MAIL TRAIN.-For Gordsngytiie,
Charlottesville. staunson, Coyingten, and All
intermediate stations daily Except Sunday. Or.
irving at Coyington at GAO p. n. This train
connects at aordonsyilie foI Orange Cgipepess
and the North, and at Charlottesville for Lyach.
burg, Bristol, Knoxville, Chattanooga, and tho
South. :
Gordonsye anc all intermediate stations daily ieIs
cept Sunday, arriving at Gordonssilie at $50 70
$50 p. N. CrSCINNATI ExPREss.-For Cor.
louisville Charlottesville, Stanton, Goshen, MtI.
boro', Coyington, White Sulphur. and ali sastione
r,yiny az Huntington at 5:3e r. ~ This trait cons
meets at Gor,sonsyille for Washington, Baltimore
and the North, ana at Huntington. with stezmes1-
Bost0na and Fleetwood for Cincinnati, aud all points
West and Southwest, arriving at CineiRnAa II o a.
II.
BagSage checked through.
For through tickets, rates, and 1Ef0rmsdos, kpss
ply at S26 Main street, Ballard and Exchange Ho.
TEL or at the company's ONCE, Rroad street 1na ci0s
tsenth. EDdMh SLtc.as.
w e. WICsXHAN, Vice.P President. &c I'D
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-11-23
NO DOCKAGE CHARGED.

The new and fast iron steamers SHIRLEY and
WESTOVER, Of this line leave their new pier, In
tine DocK, foot OF Twentv-second street, every
TUESDAY and THURSDAY MORNINGS at
O'Clock, and SATURDAY AFTERNOON at
O'Clock for Baltimore, making close connections at
Locust r ont with Baltimore and Ohio railroad for
all points west and northwest also, with Northern
Central railI DAD tor northern cities and Canada.
Through biIssigned to Baltimore all points
west, and rates guaranteed as low as by any other
line Apply 10 L. B. TATUM. Agent.
Offices, Twenty-second and Dock and Ninth and
Main streets oc31