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Tho Louisville Lottery-CapItal Prize
4SA

Tho Louisville Lottery-CapItal Prize,
964.
LOUISVILLE, March 31.-The drawing Of
the Kentucky Library Gift Concert com.
$1S7,50O, was drawn by ticket No. 964.
.. Second Dispatch.
LOUISVILLE, March 31.--The following ad
dtional numbers have been drawn: Ticket
numbered 3,571, 41,693, 12,2l1, 1896, 40,
5S5, 1850 each drew $500; No. 2l,10
drew $4,000; No. SSH drew Sl3,125
No. s., 1892 drew $1,000.
The capital prize Of Sl87 500 was draw
by ticket No. 55,104. 1t is not known VIII
holds the ticket. [NoTs.-The difference be
tween this report of the number Of th
ticket drawing the capital prize and that sen
at noon is unarcounted for.]
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.PosrAL.-Thomas B. Brockenbrough is
appointed postmaster at Woodbridge, Abe
marie county, Va, uice james H. Wood, re-
signed. John T. BalsIey is appointed post
master at Sherando, Augusta county, Va,
vice Valentine Baer. resigned. James w.
Edmonson is appointed postmaster at Stony
Cross, Mecklenburg county, Va, uice James
A. Gregory, resigned. Robert u. Cummins
is appointed postmaster at Rock Camp, Mon
roe county, w. Va, otce w. K. Cummins,
resigned.
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HUNN,cuTT- bill introduced into the
House of Representatives on Monday for the
relief of Rev. j. W. Hunnicutt, Of Virginia,
proposes to give him $4,000 as compensation
for the destruction of his newspaper. press.
and ty pc By the Federal forces during the
war. Huuuicutt will be remembered as one
of the original Virginia Repu olicanS, and a
very violent one at that. He figured con-
spicuously for some years during the war,
but after it was not successful in politics:
Since the war he has become quite poor, and
bis claim is, in part, based upon bis early de-
votion to the Republican cause.-BaAsmore
S5ru.
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Trial OF Ex-RailrOad Conductors for
Embezzleme0f.

PHILADELPHIA, March 31.-The trial o.
the ex.conductors of the Pennsylvania Rail.
road Company, charged with embezzline
moneys received from the company, stealing
tickets, &C., arrested by Pikerton's National
Detective Agency, resulted in the conviction
of Thomas D. Shreeve for embezzlement
The cases of Samuel Fennimore and Samuel
r. Tay were deferred until Saturday next.
These cases have attracted considerable al
tention among the various railroad compa.
MES of the country. and these convictions
are the first of similar character for mum.
Der of years.
The defendants were supported BY the
most able counsel in the city, and intense
interest was manifested throughout the trial
by the community.
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PLAYING CARDS.
THE BEST-THE CHEAPEST.

observation-disclosures kind made; REGATTA
A cheap common cara; EhoaDWAYSSmcAes nice con
mon card; yIRGISIAS-FiIle calico oacn ;. 49,
Raj SaIois coiors and drsignsl; ar
deck extra quality GoLDES GAIEsFShr % lne,
tn ccior n,tterns: GREAT MOGCLS-lmportea:
Inc fInrst made. ASK FOR THE ABoVE-iAhE
NO OTHERS. ,r,,r,.nrcr APDs
r Observation-Disclosures should see that ga
b,ack Ilnitet States internal revenue stamp RSSX
with monogram v. +. ~ on centre OF spaae, Skua@
Is ON every pack. This stamp, in cohnec-
lion with the GOODALL CARDS, Is
TRADE MARI. 90 ,,a Good
II SnSs saId without this United states revenue
It. mn properly affixed subjects the seher 70
heavy penalty.
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HATS, CAPS, DC.

s. Elm 9 STYLES-COMMON-M:
W. Sou SENSE sHEE E4AhGTUMnENT-why pay ss fo, d
article. equally as good. TOR s6, or sesona enaiitv
at S6, sold elsewhere at *73 The Broadway; Younr
t,entlemsn's, or any Style or silk Hat made 10 or.
DER and lifted to the head Also, nice assortment
Of Gentlemen,s and Youths Business Hats on hand
at - = III. CUNSTNGH A Ma Aue a
Store and Factory, 1918 Main street.
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:. s,r a.rpssNERY rs,e

DOWN THE RIVER; OR, PRACTl-
~ CAR LESSONS UNDER THE CODE DU-
ELLO. With Illustrations by Stephens, ana APP Lp,
pendix containing me Aher1cffnn' tnc "D'
Aide: An Episode of Goethe's Life. BY Emma
LIFE A Book for Young Men. BY G. Geikie,
" TIE Il f sToRY OF THE, BIBLE. told In simple
a HERER tgE F FIR PROSPERITY. Story.
BY Mrs Grassland. $l.75. r,,. ~,
THEOLOGY AND MOkALllnf y, %. Essays ON on
questions of Belief and Practice. By KEY. d. Lew
Willow BROOK. BY author or" Wide, Wide
"TTIEtaayELS II CASHMERE, LITTLE TIBIT,
ANDCENTRAL ASIA. BY Bayard TAYLOR ~ 5u.
PHJSEAS REDUX. A Novel. BY Anthony
Trollope illustrated *1.2o.
uovrthcr with Iuany other new w0rks.
NH .3O WOUUHUUSE i PARHAM.
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Shootin. ARRAY In Ohio.

CINCINNATI, March 31.-The notorious
Tom Mcclellan was shot in the head in Ham
ilton, Ohio, last night, it is supposed, by
John Kochler. Both were drunk at the
time. McGehan's wound is not fatal. II
will be remem bered that Hon. G. L. Vallan.
digham lost his life while acting as Niece
hams LAWYER in bis trial for murder.
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COURT ORDERS.


CIRCUIT COURT OF POWHATAN
" COUNTY, IN VACATION MARCH Is,
1874: +
William Cox and others
against
Elizabeth Cox, z. B. White, and others.
The object Of this suit is to sell tract Of land In
Powhatan county. near Jefferson, containing thlr-
ty-two acres, for division among the h.irs or Ed
ward Cox, deceased, and affidavit having been made
that process has been directed TO the officers Of the
corporation in which K. B White resides more
returned without being executed, the said E. b.
White Is required to appear within one month after
due publication hereof and do what is necessary to
protect his interest and IL ordered that This notice
be published once week for four successive
weeks in the Richmond Dispatch aud posted &C
cording TO law. Teste:
A. s. MAYO, q. c.
WILLIAM POPE DABNEY, pa.
NH 1S-1aw4wW
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Tho Garnet VIEWERS, Strike.

PHILADELPHIA, March 31.-The carpet
weavers, at their meeting last night, deter
mined to adhere to their strike. In kensing-
ton alone, 112 shops are idle.
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Nn Elarfanu Yet.

Bosros, March 31.-The seventh ballot Tor
Tinted States Senator has resulted as fol-
lows: Whole number of votes cast, 2lo; ne,
cessary to choice. 1876. Dawes received
e5; Hoar, IS; Curtis, 76; Adams, loi
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NOTICE TO THE CREDITORS OF
N THE DOLLAR BaNk.Iunited sn .nss G - TN
,S' of The Dollar savings Bank No. Main
s SIe TUESDAY, WEDN EsDA9, and IaDt fSs
DAY March sl April Isl ana "a, IesT nroof Of
,Se aeS due by the said bank All OF the creo"
tors and deposltors Viii p!eS,s atten9.A pNrTT
!, VIII an aud other CREDITORS
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An Ascending Debtor.

CINCINNATI, March 3l.--A mau calling
himself j. Anderson, who some time ago
opened store on Central avenue, has Abb
seconded, after getting on credit goods to
the value of 100000.
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PROPOSALS.
RICHMOND, VA, March 81,

RICHMOND, VA, March 81, 1874.
PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
L at. the Office OF the City Clerk, Washington
Hall, on Broad between Ninth and Tenth streets,
NJ for all the PRINTING. ADVERrlSING, and
BINDING required Dy the city for one year. Pro-
pOsals In detail. - ,t"'
4 he committee reserves the right to reject any
or all proposals. '..' :
By order OF The Chairman Of Accounts and Print
Ing Of the City Council. , w. I'D Ltd
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old DOMINION STEAMSHIP ScfXFs.
" COMPANY. Sxx&eHeS
FOUR SHIPS A WEEK FOB NEW YORK

FOUR SHIPS A WEEK FOR NEW YORK.
For the accommodation Of our patrons and the
public, this Company will, on and aSer MONDAY,
January 26, 1874, dispatch one OF their splendid
oKE. ISAAC CELL, ALBEMARLE. HATTIE.
RAS, and steamer RICHMOND, every TUESDAY,
THURSDAY, FRIDAY, and SUNDAY at high
water.
These ships are entirely new, and were built ex.
pressly for this route. ...... So.
rooms. $780,. --.... .as..
The fare, accommodations, and attention are un'
surpassed. ...f- .r-, >. s......' ....... r.
Goods shipped by this line are landed regularly
at New York on the Company's covered pier, 81
North river. L.
with dispatch, and NO charge made except actus
expenses incurred.
Ships OF this line leave Norfolk at 8 o'clock P
81. diring the winter. ...
Freight received until 8 p. n. daily. 49,.
For further iuIormatlen, apply u ..-..
GEORGE W. ALLEN Il CO., Agents,
jail Office Company's wharves, Rockets.
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CORRESPONDENCE Of the Richmond Dispatch. J
MILLBoRo' SPRINGS, BATH COUNTY, VA, }


March Is, 1874.
The weather is now. quite pleasant after
the severe cold spell. But little has been
done in the way of gardening here yet.
Wheat is still looking we'll.
The people here approve the course OF
Governor Kemper in vetoing the Peters
burg charter, and look upon it as an act of
heroiSm worthy of the approval of every
Conservative. BATH.
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All ouie. MT susquehanna.

HABRIsBuHa, Pa, March 3l.-Ohcial re-
ports received here say that all Is quiet az
Snsquehanpa depot and that trains. are
moving.
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WASHINGTON Items.

WASHINGTON, March 31.-A peremptory
summons from the Committee Of Ways and
Means has been sent to New York for San
born.
Secretary Richardson was examined be.
fore the Ways and Means Committee to-day.
He had no knowledge of the details OF the
Sanborn contracts; but signed all papers
from his Department having q bearing
thereon without any examination. he
trusted to subordinates that they were cor
rect and in due form. He favored an un-
conditional repeal of the law under which
they were made. His confessions of igno.
rance of the matters before his Department
made very uniayorable impression before
the committee.
Alexander n. Wilson has been nominated
for appraiser of merchandise at Savannah.
MIR. Lawton, of South Carolina, addressed
the Committee on Railways and Canals IN
behalf the narrow-gauge railway from Port
ROYAL to some point on the Missouri river.
The company simply ask charter.
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r Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l e.s I
LYNoHBURa, Va, March 21.-The Henry
case was resumed this morning. 7. n. Will
liams, Charles NJ. Blackford, and T. 8. Flour
noy spoke for the defence, and Colonel Lur-
ty, district attorney, commenced the closing
argument for the prosecution, but before
concluding the court adjourned until to-
morrow morning.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
Spain.

STATE OF AFFAIRS ABOUT B1LBoA, &C.
Madrid, March 31.-Marshal Serrano has
issued on order prohibiting the transmits
sion from Santander and places in that yicin.
ity of private telegrams.
A heavy fire is kept up by the artillery
rpon the Carlist positions about Bilboa, but
the other troops are resting.
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" SUMMERDEAN" o,r,,nx, v, ,pvn
"OLD IMPERIAL CABtSSIE,II;
SELECTED RYE WElSkE1.
we are i'm receipt of choice lots of these goods,
IN HALF-BARRELs talso barrels), direct from ols
liners' hands, and call attention OF the trane 70
same. Also, a large assorted general stock or
WINES and LIQUORS for sale by
JENKINS, CAPERS Il CO.,
Wholesale Liquor Merchants,
No. l13 south Fourteenth street, below Cary.
NH 3-3m
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THE FAMINE PASSING AWAY.

| CALCUTTA, Marcn 3l.-hepoFIS iTom Tue
districts affected by the famine show great
| Improvement in the situation. The measure:
taken BY the Government to relieve the dis
tress of the people have proved very efhclent
There are now no actual cases Oh starvation
outside of Tirhoot, and IN that district there
are but few.
LOSS OF A STEAMSHIP WITH ALL on BOARD.
LONDON, March 31.-The Messagerees Mar
times steamship Nil was lost on her last
voyage from Hong Kong to Iokohoma, and
all her passengers were drowned. Among
them were the japanese commissioners tC
the Vienna exhibition. Eighty lives in al
were lost.
THE RATE OF DISCOUNT TO BE ADVANCED.
The general opinion on the Stock Elk
change is that the rate of discount OF the
Bank of England will be advanced on Thurs
The bark Hiram, at Liverpool from Pen.
sacola. reports experiencing very heavy Wea-
Their on the passage, during which several
men were lost overheard, including the mas
| ter.
| :. 49,. Germany.
ARREST OF THE ARCHBISHOP OF COLOGNE.
BERLIN. March 31.-The Roman Catholic
Archbishop of Cologne was arrested to-day
for violating the ecclesiastical laws. The
arrest was made without any demonstration.
cuba. g
cAsE.FIELDs BURNING-FEARFUL DESTRUCTION
...-.. ...- OF PROPERTY.
New YORK, March 31.-A Havana letter
If the 25th instant says that fires among the
cine fields are raging all over the island, and
the destruction of property is fearful. The
Mary plantation, in Remedies, consisting Q,
aboilt 500 acres of sugar-cane, was DESTROYED
| on the 18th. In the jurisdiction OF Cienfue
COS eighteen plantations were burned. -.
On the Eastman plantation the owner, DE-
son, and three Others were killed ana Int n
nlaee burned by negroes formerly slaves o
the estate. Every effort has been made u
capture the perpetrators, who are SAID 10 o
insurgents, but thus far without success.
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SPRING STOCK BOOTS, SHOES, n@p
~ ~ 6C-i have just received my first In - E$4
ssa IN en-, OK SPRlsG GOODS. consisting off Ey
IN r Ia,eat STYLES and best qualities Of La va.
n M nd Edo SsEIHsTLEMEN'S MISSES, and chill
stncE y, oh Sa.VEs, BOOTs, and CATERS. My
and 3t nrssGasa goods Is unsurpassed Ia the city
Anu ". TSgaiaE supplies MIL keep pp full stock
= 49, J0hN q. PAGE, JR,, 9o9 Main street.
nn iooom =. between Ninth and Tenth )
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FERTILIZERS.

rHESAPEAKE GUANO.
As agents for Messrs. ISAAC REYNOLDS & Sons,
of Baltimore, we are prepared TO offer this
STANDARD FERTILIZER
to the planters of Virginia and North Carolina for
TOBACCO AND OTHER SPRING CROPS.
We have consented to accept this agency, beev-
ing this 10 be the best article In the market for its
cost. The senior member Of our 1irm. having used
t in his own agricultural operations, Is able to re-
commend il from personal experience In the field
Price In Richmond, S52 per ton.
JAMES Ii. FICKLIN & CO.,
Commission Merchants,
Cary street between Twelfth aud Thirteenth.
NH 1S-d,Sw&w1m
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nICKENS'S WORkS-15 VOLUMES;
Scott 81 "; BuIwer, II "; Aipsworlh, Y;
yyads ayI%S , ksaa1 " y; jsaSsrs
w. s Daihi13S' " ThacScray, IL "; ADDISON, u.
Lord thaneelor 10 pas sisktsness shi}ier
", IN ". and many other tine editions OF
the nest works Also, for SALE the largest STOCK n
Virginia of new and old books la all the depart
n'rn1s Oh n 's RANDOLPH & ENGLISH,
rh,7.asw 1918 Main street,
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Weather Probabilities.

WASHINGTON. March 31.-For the Middle
and Eastern States, falling barometer, fresh
to brisk northeasterly winds, cloudy Wea-
Their. rain and snow. ..
For the South Atlantic States, southwest
erly winds, low barometer, falling tempera..
ture, and cloudy weather, with occasional
rain.
Cautionary signals are ordered for Will
mington, Norfolk, Cape Henry, and Cape
Nav.
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Booxs, SHOES, ne.

EfB MsEKE R06M F8E BfRiNas =
81 ET0Gk Win ssswnEAMTysBlOTs&H IN
ann BR0GANS fer men and Boysat coai .
sna Ssher BsodsM a2edue1tonos 10 percent Fly
seock ID cnmp0ssdo 81. al ~. TaI1o1s ssYles and
ereoes, sreh ~ mu be found only I'D afrst.claSi
ooot aud shoe store, Large assortment Of Trunks
3c. sote7 eather Trruks Tor yeltleuen at cost.
nn "a W.P.W.TAYE0R.
II AIDES AND MISSES SERGE 3 So
4lLACE and BUTTON CATERS, "
Ls1eg AND Misses' Serge Fozed and Button GAI.
Ladisa and Misses French Bissk Kid, and Serge
GR0QUETSs 4.4 Ej-'fElI--'7-t :. 49, ~. .
Maria Antoinette SUSKTNS:
Suntatfas, Maguuitas, and other styIes of SLIP
PERS and Watkins SHOES; 80
OenHemen,s, Boys, and Youths, Calf Pripce Az
bert oxFORDS, TIES, DC, box, plain, and ex-
tension toes; -
Chsldren,s and Infants Colo.ed and Black SHOES
ono FL In endless variety, just
CUSTOM WokK MADE no ORDER AND
IsnuiAKAAIEED TO FIT. REPAIRING neatly
ano promptly done.
special attention paid to orders.
JOHN Il ROSGHEN & SON,
anh "a @rs--- bog and Gil Rroad street. y
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VeRIME CHEWING TOBACCO.-Ahead
Il of All, or Wilson's Fig Twist--30 kegs OF the
OLD lot the last he made; Lottlers strawberry
twist three wears old Pace's DianOra, Chi drey's
sunny south. Lot,ier's Short. Cake. Little Giant,
Rosebud Ellyson's AS; all old and prime fobac-
cosnme three years old. I make Tobacco
sveciaity, have large stock, and sell at factory
prices. AoOio y. SJ r3atn atra,at
te5 141I ma.n sue.s'
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OFFICE or ENGINEER AND SUPERINTENDENT
RICHMOND AND DANvILLR RAILROAD Co., =
- RICHMOND, Va, March 8. 1874. y

OFFICE or ENGINEER AND SYSTEMATICALLY
RICHMOND AND DANv1LLR RAILROAD Co,
- RICHMOND. Va, March 5. 1874. j
GCHEDULE OF TRAINS.-Train Mol
NJ SOUTHERN ExPREsS-leayes Richmond atS:0By
A. d.; leaves Danyille ut 1:O3 r. M: arrives At
Greensboro at 3:43 P. IL. and Charlotte ut p. NJ
Train No. 2-NRw ORLEANS AND NEW YoRE,
ExPREss-leaves Charlotte at S:26 A. a., leaves
Greensboro Ut ll5 r: NJ, Danville at S;S1 2. Me-
at HOP P. 81. This train makes close connections
at Charlotte with trains on Atlanta and Richmond
Airline railroad from New Orleans, Mobile, Mont-
gomery, Atlanta, and points South and Southwest
This train does not stop east OF Burkevile e1espc
Train No. -TnnoueH MAn1-seases R,chasonx
leaves Danviile It S:52 r 81 leaves Grseneboro "a
LIE A. NJ. arrives ut Chayottc at ESQ A. n.
This train connects at Charlotte with trains ON tn
Atlanta and Richmond AIRLINE railroad and Chsr,
lotte Columbia and, Atlanta railroad FOR Atlanta
Montgomery, Mobile, New Orleans, Columbia
Augusta, Macon, Savannah, and oil points south
Train No. 4-TmoUaH MAIL--leayes gh,rlottest
Danviile at 6:28 A. d.. leaves burkeyle VI ;4Q
A. "; arrives ut Rici moDd at 2:32 p. d.. This;
train connects at Burkeyille with trains thu
Atlantic Mississippi and Ohio yarosd from Lyneh-
bury and points South. - "it r-.@ - = :,
Train No. 5-LYNCHBURG PAssENGEa-lesve9
Richmond at 9:42 A. ID. ). leaves B,EkeytlIe ~
I:2O P. NJ; arrives ut LynchhurS at $40 p: M
leaves Lynchburg at $50 P. NJ, leaves Burkeville
ut 4:36 A. NJ: arrives at Richmond at 1853 A. u
Through tickets sold to all points South and souh
west, and baggage checked through. 60
:mh6 Engineer and superintendent.
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pHILADELPHIA, RICH &Efs
a MOND, Ard NORFOLK STEAM SSf>fS& ri
SHIP LiNE-FUR PHILADELPHIA TWICE
WEEk:-Unul further notice the steamers Of tfi,
and SATURDAY, and Richmond every MONDAY
and THURSDAY at IL O'Clock NJ.
Jersey. and Delaware, for Providence and Boston
Also, for Antwerp ana Liverpool piG REQ Star and
American steamship lines, and bills OF ading SIGNED
through. Insurance effected for all parties who de-
tire 1t at low rates.
Passage 70 Philadelphia, including neal enc
statsreom, 90. -. W.,P. PORTER, Age8t, II
No. GAPS Dock street, Richmond.
WILLIAM P. CLYDE & Co, Agents,
ife IL No. ID South Wharves. .PhiladelphIa.
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JAMES RIVER sTEAMBOATa&1Su. ,
~ !f COMPANY. u 5
FOB NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH, BALTIACR1
PHILADELPHIA, AND NEW VORK. n,
REGULAR LxN6iNass S On JA,srs pr,vzn =:
CLARIFYING UNITED STATES MAIL. ANJ,


SPRING AND SUMMER SCHEDULE:
On and after MONDAY the 23d OF MarsA,
the fast ano elegant steamer JOHN SKLYES.
TER, Captain JOHN A. POST, Will leave comps-
ny,s wharf, Rockets, for abose-named places on
g. A. NJ; and returning will arrive here TUES
DAYS. TUESDAYS End SATURDAYS at
p. M.l - 80 .-.-.s...z- 4rEofl<s .ga, :
Passengers make sure connections with Bay Ltns
az Norfolk for Baltimore, Philadelphia, and aer
York -.--------...-l---
FARE TO NORFOLK ONLY....4 2 90
FARE TO NORFOLK AND RE-
IOHN....s' .sss..st...s y oO
Fare TO Baltimore. ..................... g. 90
Fare to Pniiadeiphia.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. SO
Fare 70 New York;. .......s.... IL 90 III
Tickets for sale on steamers, al GS2ber d Cor
Ticket Agency, Main street, and Exchange Hotel
and baggage checked through, Freight receavet
daily for Boston, Norfolk, and Portsmouth, Rut5
regular landings on James river from q A. II. 60
Z. NJ, At reasonable rates.
Freight for waY-Iandlngs must be prepaid.
'a'.s L. b. TATUM, General Agent.
Omce: Company's wharf, Rockets; branch OF.
nee at W. ID. Blair d Co.'s, corner Of Ninth and
Main streets. s'.tis ',ts-7 NH 81
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NHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL-
~ ROAD..On and after MARCH 8. 1874, The
passenger trains will run rs Follows: -. ~
FROM RICHMOND.
MAIL TRAM.-For Gord0naYille, Charlotfesa
Vile StaunIon. White Sulphur. Hinton, and all u.
ternedlate stations daily Except Sunday at S:3Oi
A. NJ. This train connects at Gordonsvliie toe
Orange, Cuipeper, Warrenton Manassas. Ale1an.
dra, Washington and the North, aud NJ Chariottes'
Vile for Lynchburg, Bristol, Knoxville, Chatta-r
nooga, and the South.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES GordonsxDle snd ~
intermediate stations daily Except sunhyl a. $50
p. n. This train connects &C Gordonsviile foe
Lynchburg. -, :
otfesyie. Stanton, Goshen, Coyington, White SUI
phur, Huntington, and all the stations between ns9
Sulphur and kfunttngnCns daily fexcepag Saturo2yk
at $50 P. M. This train connects at Huntingto1
with steamers Bostona and Fleetwood for C1ncin~
natl and the West and Southwest ..ah
For through tickets, correct information. ana
rates, apply at A.. ". CARRIERS, S26 Main street,
al office Ballard and EXCHANGE Hotel, and ut the d.
pot on Broad street near Seventeenth. -.
6 "N General Passenger and Ticket Agent.
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