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The Baptists Of Boston have voluntarily
:sscidtus ufgesGpsn thesI assssla4ura. 81. The,
BAY State the justice Of taxing, church pro-
perty. Say these people, most Or Them
clergymet,, that he fmposs would put stop
to the unnecessary multiplication of places
OF worship, and prevent tho erection Of tool
large and too expensive churches. Further
OBSERVE these candid Christians, &c is wrong
10 invest 100000 in an edtfce while one
worth $4,000 would answer the same purI
pose; and IL churches should be exempted
from taxes because of benefit to the COM
munity, railroads and manufacturing corpo!
rations should have conferred upon them
similar advantages. Be IL borne In mind
that these pithy and inclsive arguments are
not ours. The authorship Of them, be Il
worthy of credit or otherwise, must be, Id
fairness, awarded to the Baptist pastors OF
the " Hub. Baltimore american.
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/ him to the greater confidence OF the whole
people, aud rs an evidence at The rood faftf,
Of the pledges made antis originated by tic
Conservative party il, 1859, and renewed BY
said party In the hte gubernatorial canvass
in this State.
Resoloed, That whilst we sympathize with
Petersburg in her present trouble, the ma.
ture of which, by sad experience, we know
too well, we congratulate her, as we'll as
ourselves, in the hope of more speedy de-
livcrance by the late act Of moral heroism of
Governor Kemper than could ever have been
attained by faitbless expedients, though au-
thorized by au Underwood-Bla Crook
Constitution, instituted to subyert our lib
critics had the Radical party controlled our
Legislature.
Rcsolued. That while we arc opposed as
ever to negro supremacy, we are equally OPP
posed to any legislation liable to partisan
construction. We do not fear that the
whites Of Virginia can ever he controlled by
race which is daily growing weaker in its
capacity Tor harm and we repel with scorn
the lmputation that Virginians can ever be
induced by the hope Of present gain to do
an act OF injustice, or commit breach of
faith. or do aught TO efface the fundamental
principles OF liberty rs expressed in our
bill OF rights, which found birth in the
throcs Of the American revolution.
Re$olrcd, That we concur in the sugges.
ton OF Governor kcmper that general law
be passed, (which would apply TO all cities
and towns which would prescribe such rules
aud tests rs TO ensure integrity and efficiency
on the part of all their officials and agents.
Recognizing the necessity for such legisla-
ton we but relerate the sentiment of liv-
ing Virginlan when we say that Liberty
lives notsn Tie system Of government, but in
| the ,r,sdom aud u,rtue OF those who admins
ter ii and those ,cho are gorerncd bytt'
Resolved. That copy of these resolutions
he sent to the Richmond Whigan Dispatch,
with the request that they be published.
JOHN G. MERCER, chairman.
Il. T. -4rmiIe0d. secretary.
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Snow on THE CENTRAL PAcIFIc-WINTHR's
STRONG BARRIER TO TRANS CONTINENTAL
TRAvEL.-Some idea of the severity Of the
recent snow-storms on the line of the Cen
trail Pacific railroad may be gathered from
the following account, which appears in the
San Francisco Chronicle of the 9th Instant
THE storm which has been ragisg du'
ring few days past on the line OF the Cen
trail Pacific railroad has been the most severe
ever known on this side of the continent.
Over two sections of the road the snow has
been piled mountain high for many miles,
packed almost as hard as ice, and by
means OF constant drifting has been
retained in place in defiance OF all
the appliances brought to bear for its remo-
val. The easternmost snow-blockade has
been in the Pequot mountains between
Bishops, Col miles from San Francisco, and
two stations east Of Elko and Toano-I00
miles from this city. Working by day and
night with all the engines, Snow-poughS,
and men possible to employ. the railroad
company have at length been enabled to
force Il way, temporarily at least, through
these forty-nine miles of huge embank-
mcntS Of snow, and now passenger tram is
reported as moving over that portion Of the
road: but some idea of the desperate strug-
ole vet to be maintained may be form
cd from the fact that three pow
errul engines have to be employed to force
the train through in the wake OF an enormous
snow-pough driven by four ether engines.
In the Sierra Nevadas the conflict has Deen
still more terrible, aud victory has not yet
been gained. From Alta--206 miles from
San Francisco to Reno, distance OF 90
miles, there is one stupendous DRIFT OF snow.
The snow has fallen from ten to twelve feet
4. i,o al Il thn
hurled it in masses upon the track IN some
places to three or four times that depth. On
the blockaded section there are working un-
renlittingly over 400 men, five snow-poushs,
and twenty-five engines. Every foot OF
the way which they win is hardly con-
tested, and as they advance the storm
raging behind them replies its snowy
mountains, oblterating their path. lire
less energy, cxhaustless resources OF lnVer'
ton. ipdomltuble courage, and heroic en-
durance animate and distinguish the men
waring this desperate combat WITH the cie-
ments. Day and night, continuously. the
SUPERINTENDENT, Mr.. Towne, remains on
duty at his Office in this city, directing the
movements OF his army of willing workers
on the line. he hopes to get the road open
for travel possibly to-day, probably to'mor-
row. Perchauce, however, this result may
| not be attained for three or four days. III IS
| a significant fact that orders have been issued
| not to accept any more freight for the East
| until the way is cleared. The PASSENGER
trains which left here on Saturday and yester-
day lie at Alta waiting, while ahead OF them,
literally making way inch BY inch, 80 the
snow.plough and all the men whose services
can be procured for this arduOus work. ALL
along the line snow-ploughs have been
hurled from the track, engines have been
disabled and ditcbed, aud numbers of men
have been more or less seriously injured.
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PROPOSALS.
PUBLIC PRINTING
L BINDING. LITHOGRAPHING, &c.
COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA.
OFFICE OF SUr'T OF PUBLIC PRINTING,
RIHuMnNn Mnrch On 1874

COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGrSIA,l ,
OFFICE OF SUr'T OF PUBLIC PRINTING, I
RICHMOND, March 20, 1874. J !,
In accordance with law. SEALED PROPOSALS
Will be received by the undersigned at his Office In
the Capitol, uutil "WEDNESDAY. April l, 1874,
NJ 2 NJ, tor PRINTING and INuING for the
State of Virginia for the ensuing twelve months,
follows:
j.. SENATE BILLS, DOCUMENTS, JOUR-
3 HOUSE BILLS, DOCUMENTS. JOURNAL,
8. ANNUAL REPORTS OF OFFICERS
noar1s' ana institutions, Including reports of In
W Was Improvement companies to Board Of Public
4. ACTS OF GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
~ o; WI, IWENi FOURTH VOLUME OF GRAFT
g. an other PAMPHLE T and BooK-WoRK re-
lu,reu %! any department. OF Government
f.Job, "oHh--Enbracing blank forms way-
Job work generally. H0>' '
Bidders will stale price per / 900 ems for COM
position, and for press-work per token of $50 I'm.
s. BINDING, FOLDING, STITCHING. RITZ
ING, TRIMMING, WRAPPING, &C., required by
8. LTTnoGRAPHlNG Lettcr-Heads, Envel-
oprS &c.
Tho superintendent reserves to himself the right
to have iorms of large Jobs duplcatcd-sIch, for
Instance, rs intcrroga,orlcs, &c.
The p.rintendcut also reserves the right to
ject any or all bids.
Contractors will be required to enter into bond,
with security. to be approved by the Secretary of
the Commonwealth. Tor the prompt auu faithful
Ae@'''0'' ', It. Z. WALKER,
Superintendent OF Public Printing.
who nj
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COuRr t,Rt,Ef,s.

HaaLMI6SI0Nf III lIklElk,,Ic II 4, ID
c az lHHIFEvgYIT g2UgT or g,
H; 1. Brooke dlsst.sutee or ,,fs,wlfe virginia
Brooks, deceased. III. Tudor Tucker, Ann e. 4.
H Mastln, Eaz. Tucker, adminisir sri1 or A. 3;
a,ha. aeased WHO sns Tor themselves and oil
distribntees OF eitherj under the VIII OF Judith
hasd1iph, deceased
q: Mnrsha1l, commissioner (ror sale OF estate OF
q Randolph. decsasen), and executor and isus,eei
James L. HuiartL adtnin iErator de bonts ron,
WIFI the VIII anncxet OF Judith Raudolph de-
ceased; the said II. Il. Harshall in his own right
s1all, Charles Marshell Robert Ii. Gaines and
Mary his wife, Wistism Leigh blnrshalI Ian
que rus UNDER 9 s o Of M1ge ess
ceased; Elizabeth G.. Tucker, executrix of st,
Seorge Tucker. deceased Charles Coleman. and
Litue and Henrietta his wife. John a. Wright,
sheriff Of Richmond city aud as such admins.
traitor OF d. A: Tucker. deceased; Beverly Tucker,
curator OF Il. 3. Tucker; Montgomery Tucker,
Joi,n 4. Bryan, Distribute OF Elizabeth Bryan;
5laht and as representative OF Henry T. Coater,
M4eefS,eased; H z. Brown and Frsuie d: hts wife,
Hooper onaTaia a1 aa e * william ILL., m heF Fl
ny the aeeres made in the abovesait pendine in
It's February term, 1874, The Court, among other
things, ordered, e that the defendant H. H. Mar.
snah 90 appear before one OF THE commissioners
OF Inc Court and render fun and complete account
OF his transac Ions as commissioner, as fur rs The
sane reites 70 the eStote or judith Randolph de.
ceased. showing In said account !
1. Nhat property was sold by him as commits!
sloner either slnRIy or jointly With Il. L. BrooHs
commissioner belonging to the estate or judith
Randolph, deceased, TO whom sold, at what price
and on what Terms Us to the time and mode of ly.
ment. ~
q low much of the purchase money WIS coll
lecteu Ill each case, and how disposed OF.
"3. What property, ofany description, belonging
to the estate Of Judith Randolph, deceased, has
come to his possession, or under his control as
and now remains In kind and uu-
sold which accounts lhe commissioner Is directed
to examine, state, settle and report rakins basis
OF settlement any accounts heretofore rendered by
the said com missioner u. II. Marshall which my
have been reported and conlirmed BY any court,
except so far as the same may be lawfully sur
charged or falsiLed" The Same decree, |
TO enable the Commissioner to take the accounts,
authorizes him to publish motto: OF the time and
place OF taking the said accounts once week Tor
four Weeks in some newspaper published In the
CITY of Richmond, which notice shall be
personal service upon the plrtics or
al OF them, except rs to The said II. IL IlrShall.
Parties in Interest are hereby NOTIFIED that
shall on the 22d day of April. 1874. at my Office
Mt aimve. Va. tbeiug ut The Commercial Sd
wings Bank. proceed TO execute the decree above
mentioned, and to take the accounts ordered by the
decree of the court. L. N. WATKINS.
ml 6 M4w ECommiSS Ounr,
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NH l6-td
OFFICE OF CITY ENGINEER,
RICHMOND Va. March 81, 1871. !

NOTICE.-SEALED PROPOSALS will
~ be received at this office until MONDAY,
March Esd at IL o'clock NJ, for furnishing the
city with 4 supply OF GRANITE for tagging, curb
Ing, and matchmaking, and BRICKS suitable for
sewers and paving.
SEALED PROPOSALS will also be received at
the same time for such GkAD1N NC and GRAY Ell
LING rs may be required and the WORKMANSHIP OF
the necessary stone-paying until the LIST day OF
April, 1875. ,
The Committee on Streets reserves the right to re
ject any or all proposals. w. +. CUtSHAM,
mh l6-td City engineer.
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A New PLASEr.-[To the Editor of the
New York Tribune. Sir: A new planet
has been discovered by Palsa, at Berlin, in
II hours 81 minutes right ascension 3 de.
grees south defamation magnitude, LII.
JOSEPH Henry.
Washtnqton, March 10, 1874.
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PosTAL.-Robert II. Trice is appointed
postmaster at Hadensville, Goochland county,
uace Mrs. Ann ii. Mitchell, resigned. John
r Sadler is appointed postmaster ut An
tioch, Fluvanna county, DICE Samuel IL.
Kent, resigned. The post-office at North
Ridge, Patrick county, is discontinued.
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FATE OF SournERN-IMpRovEaENT SCHEMES.
An adverse report was made in the Senate
Friday on the bill of General Gordon grant
ing aid to the Atlantic and Great Western
canal. The report was adopted by the Sem
ate.
This betokeus a similar fate for the James
River and Kanawha canal project.
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OFFICE OF CITY ENGINEER,
VA. March 16, 1874.

NOTICE.-Sealed proposals will be re-
~ ccivcd ut the office Of the City Water oTks
until FRIDAY, March 2Qth, 1T 2 O'Clock NJ :, Tor
the STONE WORK In the new Reservoir, aud the
iron WORK necessary for gates and frames TO DC
Drawings and specifications may be seen upon
application ut this OH e.
The Committee on Water reserves the right TO
reject any or all proposals.
lime for proposals for above work extended TO
WEDNESDAY,, 25th March, at 2 O'Clock NJ.
W. K. CCTSllAW,
NH I6-td City Engineer.
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CI0TE1NE.

4 SPECIALITY.
just opened at the old stand Of T. j. Irving Co.,
913 Main street.
AGENTS FURNISHING EMPORIUM.
SHIFTS MADE TO ORDER A SPECIALITY.
The celebrated i" ST AK SHIRT sold for twenty
WIN. ready made or made to order: HIGH CUT
SIuRrS, MEDIUM CUT SHIRTS, and Low CUT
SHIRTS. ut AL prices. 80
A fine PERCALE SHIRT, with two collars, for
1925:
for $3.50;
UNDERWEAR at all prices;
ENGLISH and FRENCH HALF-HOSE;
BALBkIGGAN HALF-HOSE; ,,,s,
HaNDk EKCHIEFS, GLOVES, SUBSCRIBERS,
SCARFS, tbs, Rows. COLLARS,
CUFFS, Shirt EWELRY.
tIemen's Furnishing establishment. We most re-
specially ask share of your patronage
IL Il. MILLER & CO., "-
913 Main street,
NH 2o-1m opposite Gerot's European Hotel.
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A young lady in New York, as matter of
penance, has contributed her gold earrings
TO the charity fund. Go, sin no more, ear.
ring child Courier-J Journal.
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RA1LROAD 1--we.


QAHytL ~ AAIINeSs xxx
.ss5 Ii LI KrtHNDND. yEt HrftS III 7a1ig&
SCHEDULE OETRAINS,g firth N3f
lhSSor7lfEnN R1PRHsS-leny R,otS1oadsss
Green ;ir leaves e 1Q3 r, NJ r1fvsssf
EaxraRl nas N9; 2SsE,s 0aLRAHs Aap sKW YoH1
Sresnse0Eo q Las X H., Danyflle nc s:sf p. II
S.HrEsvdt'e az s08 shd aSfT5ex ~ SMe6rneo1
a.1 log r. M This train makes ctoys soxrrcsicn
e s Shartote with tra.ny OF Atiantn and RhnicnI
gonery. Afanan, and points fSonth and souts1eSe
sasn does not stop east Of BufkeyilIe excsee
Traia 40. 3-THRoUGH MAsr--lszvee nlcfacSs
Is -, r. M; iie1yes SurkevtIle at 4s56 Pr 81
anVtie at e:52 p. Hs leaves Greecaboroi -
n nsao a; A.. arrives at Charlotte at $50 1sH
tns tIaln connects at Charlotte with trims Oh a.
At f aandHichmona Airline nysoad and Chcp-
iot.c Columbia and. Adanta railroad for ktja1sfk
Augusta naeon, Savannah, and all poants SoSsS
Tra,n No. 4-THRoUcH sfAn-leaves Chsriot,sse
z p. NJ; leaves Greensboro at 2:16 A. NJ: leayeE
DanYfge at Ss2S A.. M; leayas Burkeyiiie ei III 40
A. NJ; arrives at Rich moDd at 2:32 p n TIfx
train connects at Burkeville with train On shn
Atlantic. mississippi and Ohio railroad from Luck
burg and points South. ysst,,.. 7tt 4sSlg.s .%a
Train No. 6-LYNCHBuKG PAssEyoYe-Ieayes
Richmond at 9:42 A. NJ; leaves BurkeyiRe nc
1920 P. NJ; arrives &C LyuchhuFg n 4:40 r. HI
leaves Lynchburg at $50 P. NJ. leaves BurkeTti3a
at 4:35 A. NJ. arrives at Richmond &C 7:6S A. II
Through tickets sold to all points South and South
Wow N''' 'ee sH''>ee r. MR.. n. X. TALooFT.a
NH 6 @i Engineer and superintendent
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REMEDIES.

DR.. De Sanctis's Rheumatic Pills, English;
Blair's Govt and Rheumatic pills, English;
Lavlllc's Elixir for Gout, French;
Layillc's Pills for Govt, French;
Bllncard's Pills I0dide Of Iron, French;
Lera's Syrup Phosphate Iron, French;
Guyot's Concentrated Tar, French;
swans Syrup Hypophosphites, French;
Paullinia Powders aud Pills, French;
Buisson's Alkaline Lactates Lozenges, French;
Datura Talula-specifc for Asthma, English
Brockendcn's Compressed Soda Pills, English:
Pancreatic Emulsion-Sayory s Moerc's;
Pancrcaiized Cod-liver Oil-SaYory Moores
Globnlcs of Apiol, French;
Squibb's Podoplyllum Pills;
DIR. Francis's TriplcX Pills.
For sale by MEADE & BAKER,
NH PEarnaceltlStS, 81 y MAIN StTCel.
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

NOTICE TO THE TAXPAYERS OF
~ HENRICO COUNTY.
We. the undersigned. collectors OF Henrlco couu-
ty. would respectfully request all VINO have not
paid their taxes to call at the TreasurerS office. at
10 O'Clock to O'Clock, and Sc tie the same. the
time for collection is short unless settled soon
we Will be compelled to enforce the law.
&. L. MILLER.
Collector Fairfield township.
JOHN X. RUSSELL,
Collector Varina township.
JOHN \. JONES,
Collector TuckahOc township.
JOHN T.. BRUADDUS,
mn 0-2aW1m Collector BroOkland township.
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WOOD AND COAL
, EnIICrION REDuCTION REDUC.

EDUCTION! REDUCTION REDUC-
~ Having on hand an extra large sup.
ply Of OAK and PINE WOOD, which must be sold
sell INV WOOD at a greatly reduced price. Libe-
raj discount made TO bakers anu retailers: Also, an
extra large supply of very best ANTHRACiTE:
GLOVER HILL, and West Virginia SPLlNT
COAL. Also, the very best SOFT COX +, war
ranted to pop. put to give entire satisfaction.
WILLIAM j. MCDOW ELE,
next to the corner Of First auu Broad streets
NH 2l-SSM
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DEPARTURES ar srra, rrg.

|. A.. 49, y 81 E I'VE DIRK The 1Fpae
Te,,,r,aa I1HfSkE -
s.cincr r, VII! sal tuesday,. March I4lli. M
n. o.A n. Freisnt received unsii i O'Clock d.
,Ihso s bills sE ladang signed, and goods Tor.
east md We 9spss % al points noh south
Line for foreign porss. - 1870 WIN Ouuahp
. For freight apply to 4. 'st3 ~ -h5@sFf gi 4
NH 23-2t Com pnny's v har:. Hosns,,,,
TOR PHIIADELPHIA <esae
Il inc steamer EMPTEE.s Captain $500
ALLEN. will receive frei2m fur the above nom
TIL sIONDAY the 23d iassxp 4, at ] 2 O'Clock.
Freight taken for Wilmington, Del, Providence
and Boston. Also, for liverpool and Antwerp cfn
Red Star and American Steamship lines, and bills
lading signed through. Passage ID Philadelphia,
meals and State roeEf. SO.
w p. PORTER, Agent.
NH 81 -N 02! No. 1895 DOCK street..
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DOYAL FIRE INSURANCE. COMPANY
III OF LIVERPOOL AND LONDON:
ASSETS OVER 80 az ~
IMPERIAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY Of
LONDON. -.
ASSETS OSEh.... = o.~SSsoSS'
T,epo sited with Treasurer Of Virginia, $4,000. .
Shareholders personally Responsible Tor Tue oDh'
,aIiops Of the above companies.
,anieS, we solicit the patronage OF the public Ipot
their unueuonahs security IG proRI acame e'
John ii. CLAIBORNE q CO.; Agents,
No. HOS Main street.
MUTUAL. LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY w
NEW YORK.
CASH ASSETS OVER 500. OGO.eOo
Cash dividends, surpnsstng al Others, At -arSt IN
ersry anniversary OF policies 49,,
Premiums payable annually, semi-annuauy, ant
quarterly. :, <,-,. ,,.s,. .o,,nsn1
Il VIC = JOHN II. CLAIBORNE, Agent
con No. HOS Main street.
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ITO PHYSICIANS. III.
FLUID EXTRACT EReOT tsquibbs), =
FLUID EXTRACT ERGOT English formula),
FLUID EXTRACT ERGOT, carefully made by
the u S. P glycerine process, fully equal to any.
For sale by
j. BLAIR, Druggist,
mn LII 1926 Broad street.
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HATS. CAPS, DC.

PRING YLES-COMMON-W
y SENSE ARGUMENT-Why pay 20 folS g
I'LL, annaliy as good. for SO, or second quaLty
SIS sold elsewhere TIE BROADWAY e g, ou ing
a;eutlemans or any style OF slk ma Ia assnrtwent
os tGentIemen's and Youths Business Hats On saad
ut p.a,nrv 161 q Main street.
NH 21.tAp7 -----
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DODEKER'S HORSE AND CATTLE
ID REMtDY.-By Its use the animals anpetites
organs corrected. May be used with perfect safety
1T all times. Prepared and sold by
NH 10 BODEhEh bhOS.
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RICHMOND, YoHK RIVER AND CHEsAPEAk11
RAILROAD COMPANY ,
RICHMOND. March 2, 1874 }
ON AND AFTER THIS DATE PAS.
~ SENGER and FREIGHT TRAINS on thtB
road will run as follows:
PASSENGER TRAIN for West Point leave9
Richmond at 8 P. NJ, and train from West Point
will arrive at Richmond at 1880 a. ID. GAhy Sun
days excepted).
sICKLE, has been placed on the route between Wet
Point and Baltimore TO run in connection with ths1
road and will make three trips week. leaving West
Point TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS. and SATUH-
DAYS on the arrival Of the train, which leaves Ricn.
mOnd al 81, arriving at Baltimore next morning
In ample time to connect with trains for the MortS
and Vest: and leave Baltimore MOSDAYS, WE'D
NESDAYS, and FRIDAYS at p. M., connecting
al West Point with the train due at Richmond q
1880 next morning.
Fare to Baltimore, a..
FREIGHT TRAIN, for through freight only
leaves Richmond TuesdaSs 8, Thursdays, and Sasur.
DAYS at 4 A. 81. Through freight received daily.
"ERElGHT TRAIN, with passenger car auacneds
FOR freight between Richmond and West Polns1
jesyes Richmond on Mondays, Wedne sdaya, ana
FRIDAYS at $3.50 A. NJ. Local freight received Tues
days. l ufSua . 1A1 EbW. F. FOLaER,.
Superintendent.
w.N. BRAGG, Master Transportation. no
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BOOKS, STATIONERY. &c.

HOOKS, STATICNEKY. &c.
nOWN THE RIVER; OR, PRACTI-
- CAL LESSONS UNDER THE CODE DU-
pendiX c2ntaining the American, the French and
the Irish Dutlling Codes. $3.50.
Lazarus. S1.25.
LIFE: 4 Book for Young Men. BY c. Gekie,
THE STORY OF THE BIBLE, told In simple
language for the young. 1925.
HUBERT FREETh'S PROSPERITY. Story.
BY Mrs. Grassland. Nils. - !
THEOLOGY AND MORALITY. Essays on
questions of Belief and Practice. BY Rev. j. Lew
ellyn Davies, NJ. A.. go
WILLOW BROOK. BY author OF" Wide, Wide
World" 1925. ~.
TRAVELS IN CASHMERE, LITTLE TIBIT,
AND CENTRAL ASIA. by Bayard Taylor. VI so.
PHISEAS REDUX. A Novel, BY Anthony
Trollope illustrated. S1.25.
Together with many other new works.
NH 20 WOODHOUSE & PARHAM.
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FERTILIZERS
GUANQ.

CHESAPEAKE GUANO. 81,
~
AS agents for Messrs. ISAAC REYNOLDS d soTR.
OF baltimore prepared TO offer this p
STANDARD FERTILIZsR
to the planters OF Virginia and North Carolina for
We have consented to accept this agency, 5ehev-
ing this 10 be the bes. article Ia the market Ter i
II in his own AGRICULTURAL operations, Is nbie 20 re-
commend IL from personal experience In the Held,
Price iu Richmond. &62 per ton. ~,,>
@s Commission Merchants,
Cary street between Twelfth snd Tbtrteepth.
nah 1S.d,yw.&wfm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-23

RIcIsMoNp, FKED'G POTOMAC 2. 3. Co,(
GRN'L TICKET FREIGHT AGEST'sOfFIIGSEEo (
e''--' = RICHMOND. October 18th, 1857
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS. go i@s
RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG ANDPVTo
MAG RAILROAD. -. :.
Up DAY MALL leaves Byrd'strees s'aooa "
Up NIGHT NAL. leaves Byrd-street station 1t
II =. n. except on Sundays.)
UP ACCOMMODATIONS leaves Broac-suees SO"
ton at p. ii. Except Sundays.) .. s,>
DOWN, DAY MAIL arrives at Byra-st l'e's ~
Down NIGHT MAIL arrives at Byrd-street Sta
ton at $3.50 A. NJ. Except on MOndaysJ -
DOWN ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN arnvss -
Broad-street station 1t s37 A. u. except on Sun-
sFREIGHT TRAINS leave Broad-street ststio.
on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays 81 o.
A. b., conneeting at Quanttco with the Alex.nons
and Fredericksburg railway. Returning, NV
at Broadstreet station on Tuesdays, Thursdays ans
Saturdays at 6 p. NJ. #stgs
BY order Of General Superintendent
j. Is. GENTLY,
>oc13 General Ticket and Freight Agent