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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-02
E'ilui B'rit!a Cos,vcntio.l-.AHOt!a Lcs
ter from IA EIeis,nosla Delegate.
lCorrespondence Of the lichmond Dispatch.


CGlCAGo. January %, 1874.
The Convention of the ]. q. B'nai Birth
was oDened OH yesterday, one hundred and
sixty representatives from all parts of the
Union being present. Virginia is repre-
scutrd as follows Rimmon Lodge, No. GS.
Richmond, by William Lovenstein; Benja-
min Lodge, No. 60, Richmond, by II. Eel
scnthal. in absence of Rev. George Jacobs,
who could 10: attend; Macon Lodge, No.
| IT,, Norfolk, by II. HarnSberger; Elah
| Lodge, No. POI, Harrisonburg, by Z. Reich.
| man.
The Convention was called to order at II
o'clock by Julius Beir, Esq, president OF the
| Order. Judge Koch, OF New, York was
elected temporary chairman.
Hon. Simon Wolf was elected permanent
president. with vice-presdent from each
| district.
District Grand Lodge, No. 3, is represented
by William LovenSteiD, Esq, as rlce-presi
dent
| After the appointment of the Committet
on Rules-Simon RoseniclS, OF 81. Paui
chairman. ian old Richmond boy, 1.-THE Con
yen,ion adjourned 10 10 O'Clock to-day.
| After the Convention was called to order
! the regular committees were announced
Loyenstein, chairman Of Committee on Ter
| ritories and Il member OF FINANCE Coihlntl
tee; FelSenthal, of No. 50, Committee OF
| Constitution Harnsberger, OF Norioik, OF
| Credentials and Endowment; Relchman, 0
rIarri>onburg, on Ritual.
But little business was done, and the Con
vcntion adjourned early. On the last eve
mig grand concert was given rs q wei
come TO the delegates. 1t was largely at
tended by members and residents OF Chi
cago. An address Of welcome from tn
chairman Ct the Committee of Arrange
ments was replied to by the President Of th
Convention.
The Convention is composed of good ms
teria. aud all are anxious to pass such law
Is will add to the strength of the Assccia
ton and carry out its great principles of hu
manity and charity.
There will be grand banquet given t
the delegates on Wednesday evening,
which will write you again. l..
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FktET;i ACcIuETT. Last evening about 5
"r,o'k Hi accident happened in the COM
l">.G--r"um ii The Giobe Office which was
aualhrg in The extreme. A coInpositor
'tom tinriunNll came into the composing
room and asked Ter aid, giving his name as
William l2Mtcrt. lie stated to the men
That b" hal a surgical operation performed
"A'h rendered him incapable for work.
II" i'>ii"G assistance in order to help him
reach HI, hctnc, where he would be cared
i"r. he fn:cIaaa informed him that the
arH "rfr Nc!v busy at that time, but if he
">l.,d call III The morning they would likely
extend /" i:in The desired aid. He seemed
'A'.'acd. ar2 started for the door at the rear
end 81 IL" l&idi1g. Through 4 mistake he
'i"a"4 the Gnor leading to the elevator. and
,"Nr"- another ,tep, WIS pfecipitated 10 the
.">ri"cht-a distance Of over sixty feet.
"h'A &,>!,:aAcc reached him he was senSi'
Die 70! HE .goay he was suffering, but nc
""l"' VA, entertained Of his recovery. His
"-". hS and shoulder were terribly man
@;'d ma Il seemed to dc the opinion Of the
i'h!'lc!An TIT he had also received fata
'al'i!ai injuries. lie was removed to lht
II! si"'iH'%l.-!$!. Lo,US GLobe, 2Sth.
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A Woman Claimed by Two husbands
A Cool Separation from o H0'ne and
Two Children I'm Nova Scotia.

PORTLAND, Me, January pa singular
aud perplexing case of infdelity On the part
of wife or OF mistaken identity on the part
of an abandoned husband is just now at
tracing public attention here in Portland.
Some months ago there came to this city
young woman of pleasing address anu at.
traclive manners, and after a courtship OF
the ordinary kind she became the vile OF
Mr.. Edwin Waite, a young man and a re-
spected citizen OF Portland. A few weeks
ago there came to the city from Pietou, N. s.,
! a man named John Waller, who claimed Mrs.
Waite as his wife and also the mother OF g
couple Of children whom he brought with
| him. The woman, in the coolest manner
possible, not only denied such an allegiance,
but insisted that she never saw nor heard of
| the man, and that the whole affair was either
case OF mistaken identity or deliberate
attempt to backmail her or ipjure her reputa.
ton. All efforts to convince her TO the con-
trary have been futile, aud now husband
No. has attempted to yindicate himself by
instituting
80 A SUIT FOB BIeAAY
against the fair one whom he claims as the
partner Of bis bosom and the mother OF his
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New y0rer Items.

New YoRS, January 3l.-The Free'Think-
ers' meeting at Cooper Institute last night
was orderly.
GARNER beat Ubassy in q billiard match
last night by score Of 600 TO 400.
It has been ascertained to-day that in ad-
dtion to $50 900 bonds, Alexander u. Ham
ilton, the absconding city treasurer of Jer-
scy City, has also stolen $50, 900 cash be-
longing to the tax account. .
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I1ik DEATH OF CAPTAIN TRlPLETT.-The
'i'hi"h cams ground that there was foul
H"t III The '&mrn'ed death OF this gentle
A'"h-nc""d. we believe thut it is now gene
!""! prevalent Throughout the community.
! 1t 'ntun>'ancesaltending his death were
~ >"'lHci"iis IS 10 1t least leave room to be-
,'''' ti'a' he was touly dealt with. ibis
o'',,S Tie STATE Of public feeling, we submit
- me proper authorities whether further
>"l,s should rot DC taken TO arrive at The
I"'h ana slf, the matter to the bo.iom,-
L57sc,b,rg IirWn,an.
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l.iScH.LAw IN NgBRAsKA.-rSpecial dis
i % 10 the Chicago Tribune. Omaha,
, ,,'' January 2c.-Last week, at Rulo,
.;sD.' Ia"ye. named Moore was discovered
.NoiuS horse belonging to farmer. A
non surrounded him, and whipped him, ex-
o..'ng a confession, and then hung him to a
wee. After life was extinct. a hole was cut
N The ice and bis body was but underneath.
'oore confessed belonging to an Organized
gang, but refused 10 designate the members.
treat excitement prevails over the affair.
s,oorc was regarded as promising Young
storey.
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nGn' james B. Groone, of Cecil county,
, DC next Governor Of Maryland, having
, %Feh nominated by the Democratic legisla.
we W., caucus. The Legislature elects, It be-
'rs TO ill ID vacancy.
luz Observation-Disclosures has an
,'p'nht on her hands, and she expects the
''s'o' the country 10 pay for seeing It.
L""'tr'N' Courier.
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Suit Decided.

HARRISBURG, Pa, January 3l.-The Juage
delivered len thy charge to the Jury 10 me
Evans case this morning, and aiter peing
out three hours, the jury rendered 'eraics
of SIS5, 663.50 for the State.
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ASA SNYDER,

ASA SNYDER,
(ate President Of Richmond Architectural iron
Works and Stove Company
IMPORTER OF SCOTCH AND FURNACE
AGENT FOR CHARCOAL P1G-IRONS.
Office at yard. zoos, 1910, 1912, and 101f
Cary street, Richmond, Va.
He will buy and sell PIG-IRONS on n brokerage.
lie Will buy and sell PIG-lRONS on hls'own ac-
count.
lie.wlll act rs FURNACE AGENT for such fur
nace5 rs will conSlgn him their make. He also in
vites Gonsignments of SChAP-IRON for sale on
commission. ia 3-lm
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DESTRUCTIVE FRB.-The fine brick dwell
inc on the farm OF Mr.. Miller, i'll Cul-
pcper county, pear the Fauqu;er White Sui
nhur Springs. formerly the residence of
George Green. was totally destroyed by fire
on Wednesday night. 18th Instant. Mr..
Beatty occupied the dwelling at the time,
and lost almost his entire household effects.
The fire originated in an old clubhouse near
the building Wurrenton E1der.
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Colonel Alex. Austin, aged eighty-nine,
died In Campbell county last week.
The debt statement for the past month
will show an increase.
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CHICAGO, January S1.-The Bnai b'rdt
Conyen..cu has adjourned ss7e d1es
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ST.. PAUL, MIMI, January 31:-A dispatcn
states that twenty men engaged ID chopplng
wood near Fort Rice, Dakota Ierrltoff,
were murdered by Sioux Indians early IL
| the week, l1a
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OFFICE OF ENGINEER AND SUPERINTENDENT
RICHMOND AND DAEyILLE RAILROAD 20,
RICHMOND, VA, December z, lofS'
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS:

W sor,-,,upr gym pss-Ieayas Rich.
ond srriyes al at bsnyilie at j. P. H.. arrives 1t
Ereens,nro, N $40 p AT
Train No 2-NEw onLEASs 4 ,s7s T y NJ fo az.
-. 70 ,a y, S.S0 o AZ arriyes at Burke
yIiis at s:oz +. Il, arrives a. Richmond at ll'oa
Train No. a-r,rpouc,, ,IA1r-,eaveo Richmond
ut i:as p. ~ arriVes at Burisyillc Ut 4:5e p M
poro ST Dap'iie & 300 r H. a'1''e' -
No. 4-THRo M m.u-leazcs Greensboro at
m %ss, It s:ss & - = a.,,..,.,,..
Richmond at 1sasfScpuso ~ fsarEeSs NJ
2:39 II. NJ; arrives a. Lynchburg at $40 r. n
leaves r'n S9
4 s5sss t at x aSs
sf sSa asnsssHp from
ruin from Richmond 10 Charlotte. and from Char.
lo1te 10 Aslanta and New Orleans without change
with on aa q
Orleans, and ali poinis sop9Ss ana MOBILE NO"
anS e ~ n9s south and so
dec Engineer i and N; 81 su rAhSonsrs
RICHMOND, YORK R,vxR AND CaxsArEAxxl
RICHMOND. M osemSesc SS ,6 Is4s
ON AND AtTEE THiS DATE PAS.
Tesa S VI 81 + ielSvs; = s q sha
Richmond At =; III. and t Tsla from West Point
davis s,s a s1eepsea i' = : 10y . p's
The splendid steamer asd "a NE sa,,e gsP:aaa A. G
Point and Baltimore to IN connection With ths
road and will Eak TIPS MeSx. leaving WsGt
Poini TUESDAYS, "a aon,A =; sna sATUH-,
DAYS on the arm 9sioI tue 1sscl.
mond at M, arriving at nsaf t
IN ample time % cpnhfGt 49, NnN n y
NESuaYs and FRIDAYS at Il. H., coRAecttue
a, West Point with the train dne ~ HsciAnORo ~
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lSE4s. WV 40 10 nh Almn 1914,
SUBSCRIBE FOR THE YEAR 1874.

ANY MAGAZINE OK PAPER PUBLISHED
SENE TO ANY ADDRESS BY
j. 7. ELLYSON,
NEwS-pEAIEG. No. 11l2 MAIN STREET
RICHMOND, VA.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER
In Newspapers, Books. Magazines Games, SIN.
tionery, School Books, Christmas Books, and al,
articles required By the great reading public
GENERAL AGENT FOR TIE PUBLISHERS
AND TIE PUBLIC.
The following sent by mail 10 any part OF the
cauntry ut the following rates, which are The pun.
lIsIlers' lowest prices:
DAUIES.
New York Herald. .Sl2 New York Tribune. 81 9
New York World. IL New York Times. II
New York Suu....... 6 New Ycrk journal
Richmonh Dispatch. 6 OF Commerce. -. IT
Eichmond Whfg 80. Richmond Enquirer.
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rhESAPEAkE AND OHIO RAIL-
" ROAD.-on and after January II, 1874, tie
passenger trains will run MS follows:
FROM RICHMOND.
MAIL TRAIN .-Fo- Gordonsyille, ChariGttes-
viile Staunton. White Sulphur, Hinton, and all In
termeGaie stations daily Except Sunday at $50
| A. NJ This train connects at Gord0nsytlle for
Orange, Culpeper, Warrgnton, Manassas. Alexan-
dra, Washington, and the North and at Charloltes-
| Vile for Lynchburg Htstol, Knoxville, Chatts-
nooga. and the south.
| ACCOMMODATION:-Fo Gordonsyille and al
Intermediate stations daily Except Sunday ~
r. NJ. This train CONFLICTS 1T Gerdorsville for:
Lynchburg.
| EXPRESS.-For Junction, Gordonsyille, Char
ottesyic. Stanton, GOsapn, Coyington, bite SUI
phur Huntingdon and atEtla Htatious between Whfte
Sulphur and huntington daily (excens Saturday..
at S45 p. NJ. This train connects ct tiordonsVillc
for Alexandra, Washington aad the North, andat
Huntington viii, steamers Bostona and Fleetwood
| for Cincinnati and the We5saud Southwest.
| For through tickets, correct information, and'
rates, apply ut A. ". CARRIERS, S26 Main street,
at Office Billiard and Exchange Hotel aud at the de-
! pot on Broad street near Seventeenth; ,,,, ru
General Passenger and Ticket Agent.
| A, FL. PERRY, General SnDertnfendent- u IO
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R,ra I'M raronto, Canada.
R,nai Firth.

Tonosro january 3l.-The Royal Lyceum
Theatre was burned last night.
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MACHINERY, DE.
CiTY AyDITo &, ss 9F s11

CfTY AUDITORS oFRIcR,l
RICHMOND, January 90, 1873.
NTOTICE.-Ownerso of licensed WAGONS,
~ CARTS, and VEHICLES Of every dessrfi .itisn,
also of DOGS sad are aesSes nossa 81 sna at
instani. Penaiiis against del.nauen: VIII hs en-
Ioi esn " a's ApIsisS,
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RAILROAD LINES.
hAIIkUAD EIHNFSe
~ SS @ I R ~ - Esss.:.;ss ssssssss
OFFICE RICHMOND AND PETERsRuRGl
RAILnOAp COMPAy1s {


OFFICE RICHMOND AND PETHRsRURGl
RAILroAp COMPANY. !
ON AND AFTER JANUARYi1sr, 1874.
~ trains on this road will run a. fellows:
The NAIL TRAINS leave Richmond at 500 A.
NJ and p. M,:S returning, leave Petersburg at
12:lOP. NJ. and 1856 p. NJ.
The sos A. NJ. NAIL TRAIEioes not leave
Richmond on Mondays. and the 1852. BIZ NAIL
TRAIN does mol ,eaye Petersburg on Sundays.
NORFOLK ACCOMMODATION TnAiN Ieavee
Richmond at 1880 P. II. aud Petersburg ut 1o:30'
AN. 49, -
FREIGHT TRAINS. with q passenger coach ne
tached. leave Richmond for Petersburg at 8 A. II.
and r. NJ. daily, except sundays; returning, leave
Petersburg ct 1850 A. ID. and 4:3o /. M' daily
The-MAIL TRAIr7S will not stop between Rich
mond and Petersbuzg except at Manchester ana
passengers from Clover Hill will leaEeas A.
~, and returning leave Richmond a. r. H. dailg >.
Except SundaTsl.
ALI TRAINS leaving Petersburg win'stazt from
the Washington-Street depot.
PUILMAN'S PALACE SLEEPING-OARS are
CORRIS WARWICK, JR.,
IN % General Ticket and Freight agent.
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pIcuMoyp. rnEp,a l. PoToxAC T. =. Coal
GE.s,L TICKET EREIGsr A0EnSssV.,s.ss a1a
RieaMofsDs 0c.ooss. basn. 1857
ctGHEDIILE OE TRAINSA 800

= ooR -AND JOB PRIHI1l u AAas&
J koqNe AT THIS ofxA
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TNO THE AFFLICTED
WARRANTED TO CURE!

Iw;sh 4, saw to the public that viii insure q cure
uf alI cases of CASCER placed under my treat
luent a.ld I'm event OF 10 cure will not charge any
thing for my services. l will also remove all
wENs, uAIR-MoLEs, BLOOD-MARKs, ETC,
leaving but slight sCr, and insure Us above stated
2 lso. all chronic diseases, such as
RHEUMATISM, SPINAL AFFECTION, SALT
!EEUM. TETTER, PILES. AND SCROFU-
LOUS SORES OF ALL CHARACTERS.
treated. with guarantee Of perfect cure; in DE-
f,lJt OF which, money will he refunded to the pa
tent. , l.. A.. ,.o.,
,rent of these diseases fe. free 10 say that my
medicines are ISPALLIBLE, and without rival In
this or any other country in ctfccting
A SURE AND SPEEDY CURE
In the above specified diseases.
Office hours irG4n 8 A. NJ. to Z. M.
OFFICE: No. e06 Grace street, near tapltoI
Square, Richmond, Va: -,
'The names ard residences OF many persons who
have bee cured will be furnished by mail or upon
application In person. o,pD
de 22-d&w3m DIR. a. U. MOLE.hnD.
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J,ITTELL,S LIVING AGE, with either Of tn
81 Weeklles or Meathlies, for SlU. ~
Specimen copies OF any Of the above sent Tost
Maid to any address on receipt Of ten cents.
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Drssa,T.n vloas It IsARTSERsHrrp..

II OASSsS&1tUA =. = - ~
fTYfss0LUffs o.PAI.TNERsHIp.
The co.psrsperss,pt @. gAUgHMAN BIO.
THEIRS co. having 1plLed py ilmltation IS us-
''iss' =, 4 b 81 Esfhz bH f 20
g.: II. BAUeHMAN and u: a. BAgeHMAN
tparfners in the late 1rnn1 aye assocnted Win
themselves Mr.. L. j. BEALL u sso.partnersnip,
ana VIII continue the Busfnes5a y unqeT
t ao 6sme and style OF BAUGHMA- 1S an
The new concern assumes the IiabiH Ties. and will
seltie all the accounts OF the old firm.
.s.nrarv 1BsA1EgGHhAN BRoTHEh e 3 Se
GO-PARTNERsHIP NOTICE.-I. he un-
r S dersigIsd. having formed = eo-partne rsnlp
" fMG for The purpose OF doing n ENER al
CHMalSsION BUSINESS ut NO. 1902 Cal. y
SThEETr respectfully solicit the patronaee q T
lheir friends and the pablo geueraily Djetigtnp
themseVes 20 give strict personal attention Ia af1
matters entrusted 10 their care PROMPT returns
and best prices guaranteed. Liberal casr advances
made on produce IN HAND. - 7'--.-''-
fe 2-2t JOHSI l.. WARfLG..
NO-PAR,FSERSH ASA SNYDER
y and WARNER MOORE have this day asso-
e,Msd themselves together under the style OF ASA |
SN5DER 3 Coz for the manufacture OF ARCHI-
TECTURAL IRON-WORk OF every description.
II" ASA SNYDER,
WARNER MOORE.
RI,-HMOSD. VA ,yanuaryD1 27d
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SUMMER RESORTS.
DAWLEY SPRINGS,
ELEVEN MILES FROM HARR!SONB'G.,

ELEVEN MILES FROM HARRISONBG.,
In Rockingham county, Virginia
This celebrated Watering Place was opened
to visitors on the first day of June lsl4 un 1t
the management OF JOS. N. WOODW ARD,
Esq.
The water of these Springs is the STRONGEST
CuALYBEATE in the United States, and is pecu-
Larry efficient in the diseases Of females, while
CONCENTRATIONS AXE ALL STRICT
LY FIRST-CLASS.
Since st season another large and commo-
dous II otel has been erected to meet the extra
ordinary patronage tt at was turned off last sea-
son. The completion Of the Valley road t.
Stanton gives direct connection with the
Chesapeake and Ohio at that point, thus saving
Rich nlond visitors stage ride OF twenty live
miles.
There is a telegraph Office in the Hote', bill,
lard saloon, ten-pin alleys livery staoie' goou
bathing and an excellent bar
RATES OF BOARD:
Fer day % oo
Per week .......................... 10 w
Children under IL years and servants half pilce.
A B. TRICK,
ie1S-lm Pres't Board Directors.
JORDAN ALUM SPRIN GS
y Rockbridge county, Va.
The third season of this delis htful and popular
WATERING PLACE commenced on the first
of June, when the spacious establishment was
opened to visitors
THE GRAND HOTEL
has been COMPLETED since last season, and is one
of tn. largest most modern and comfortable in
the mountains It's rooms are large, convenient
~ and elegantly furnished, having GAS in each
room; also ELECTRIC BELLS connecting
with the Office from every r. ON, and also from
tho cottages Hot and cold baths and closets on
every floor. p,
is under the charge OF E. NJ Lett"ch. Rooms
in this Hotel 81 per day.
Prof. Schotf, with his BAND from the U. .:
Naval Academy, will furnish most delightful
music for the bail ROOM which is the largest in
the mountains, and the lawn.
Per day for June .... % ~ ~
Per month for oo w
Per day from July lst..............-......:.. W
Per month from July lst ........"Soo to 10 U
according to location of rooms. There is no dit
ference, however in furniture or convenlences
Chi dren under ten and servants half price
White servants according t. accommodations
desired. .
For descriptive pamphlets and analyses OF
water apply to II. COOK s. co.
G. b. LUCK, Manager.
Excursion tickets at reduced rates from all
principal cities. Je S-lm
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NOR FOLK AND SION.

The steamer LADY OF THE LAKE, con-
Of the Merchants and Miners Trans-.ssss.StSR1ss
porta!or Company for Boston, will leave her
wharf, No south whArves, EVERY MON
DAI ind TIL RSEAY at 23O p. M, for Nor
folk. RstIrRing, leave Norfolk on TU EsDA = rs,
SRa FkhDA1S at P Ds stopb n at p TG5i
lookout and Fortress Monroe
This llne connecting at Alexandria with the
O.. A. s. NJ. and w. s. O. K. Rs, and at Nor
tolk with the Boston steamers, offers superior in
duccIne nts for the rapid and careful shipment Of
Ill kinds Of freight TO Boston. The rates being
rected to this festure. All freight forwarded
tree Of commission, and through bills Of lading
given.
For freight or passage apply on board, or to
Y. D. GKONER, Norfolk, }. q. WATERS,
F. A. REED, Agent Alexandra.
A. 9. PLANT, Con. Agt.,
Cor. 18th ST. and New York ave-,
Washington d. G.
First class fare to Norfolk, Sd; round trip, Sc
Second class fare to Norfolk, So; round trip, SIS
Az 22-t
4ESz NJ 5hohA N STsA ANS 1 : " '0NA
The Inc consists g.: the following frst-clsss
E. G. KNIGHT .. Capt. W. S. johnson
JOHN GIBSON. ...... zee. Capt. w. Fl Winters
VALLEY CITY ... Capt Bodnll
Will leave New York EVERY SATURDAY
for this port; and, returning, will leave Alexan
lri.. EVERY FRIDAY, at II o'clock.
All freight must be on the dock by 8 u. m.
For freight or passage apply to
HOOE & JOHNSTON,
Agents No. Prince street
Agents in New York,
GEO. B. MERR1CK,
40 ~ 22G South st. Pier No 80 East rirur
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<NOAL!

COAL ooALr
10 arrive, per schrs Alice Hodges, Salisbury
and Thomas B. Taylor, cargoes OF Hail, Bros.
j. Co.'S mine
LYKENS VALLEY COAL,
(of egg and stove size,
which will be sold ut market rates by
w. A. SHOOT,
my 26-1m Shoots wharf.
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RRM III Co. 81 s sls ssss.zslssz

ALEXANDRIA AMI FREDERICKSBURG RAILWAY.
After SUNDAY, April -, 1874 trains will
run rs follows:
Leave Southwark from Alexandra & Fredcr
icksburg depot at nSa. m, accommodations runs
on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday only; l2o2
q. m. Southern EAprcss daily, except SUNDAY.
The Southern cypress AT l2.O2 II. m. runs
| through 20 RicfDJn without change, connect
| ing at Richmond for al points South.
Leave Northwurd frr.n Alc:Ehdrm tredc-
icksburg depot ut 4.31 u. m. Northern Express
daily, except Monday sos y. III. ncconmodn-
ton runs on Tuesday, Thursday ani Saturday
| only, connecting through North nnd West.
The Northern Express leaving vi Al n. m,
runs through to Baltimore, without chaIG",
| connecting with trains on the Northern Central
| Railway for the NORTH and West.
| ALEXANDRIA AND wAsnlEGToS RAILROAD.
| After SU NDAI, April ~, trains VIII run
Us follows, daily, except Sunday:
| Leave AIexundria for Washington, from ST
| Asaph street depot, ri 600 100, 500, 300 ltN
and H. 100 ~ M; and LOO, 800, 4 o. 500, 600,
and 100 D. NJ.
| Trains leaving nj s. 20 u. m. and 600 p. M run
daily; al! others daily except Sunday.
The trains leaving Alexsndria at I, ana ~
Il. M, 5 and I y. m connect through to tal'
more. The 8 Il. m. and p. m trains connect
at Washington with through New York trains.
Leave Washington for A!"&andr'n from pas,
scnger depot cor. 9TH and b streets, ut $40
So, 800, ?.OO 10 CO. and Hoo II. m. and Loo,
300. 400, 800, 800 and 100 p. IN.
Trains ieavns nj . nO ~ m. and 7.m p. m run
daily all others daily except Sunday.
Trains leaving Washington nj and > n: M
3, IT, and l13' y. III. connect with trains from
Baltimore. The / u ~. and p. m. trains de-
liver passengers from New York.
@- Alexandria and Fredericksburg Railway
trains leave passenger depot cor: ctr and sts.'
at s. 23 a. m. Quantco accommodation on Iue''
day, Thursday and Saturday, aud ll.,%' T.. III.
southern Express for Richmond and hll points
South w
TRAINS FOR PHILADELPHIA AND
NEW YORK.
Leave Alexandria at 90 a m, and w p. m
Leave Washington at 9 q a. IN, and 80.
p. m. ,,
Train leaving Alexandria at p. m: connects
with train leaving Washington at 81 ,. IN. for
Philadelphia arriving at Philadelphia at ll"o
D. m. and Pittsburg nj 8 40 a: m
Tickets to Philadelphia and New ork can be
obtained at the ST. Assph street depot.
EDMUND L. DUBARkY, Supt:
ED. S. YOUNG, Gen. Pas. Agent. NH ~