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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-28
Marine Dtsaster--A Negro beaten MT D
Political kOw-Sunner memorial
McetinS-The Navy Yard.


NORFOLK, March q, 1874.
The ship Eolus, Captain Slime. from Balti-
moro to Cardenas, while coming down
Chesapeake Bay yesterday, ran aground ana ana
put in here to-day, leaking badly. The
agent of the Underwriters, Captain Crellin,
has advised that she be unloaded and re-
paired before proceeding further.
The Italian bark Furiosa, previously
ashore on Currituck Beach, arrived here to-
day but little damaged.
The American ship Laurens, captain
Snow, magnificent vessel arrived here TO-
day, seventy days from Liverpool. She Will
load with cotton. and will be the first ship
loaded By the Virginia Compress Company,
a new industry recently established in Ports
mouth.
A leading negro politician, named Charles
Eason, was badly beaten and seriously hur
in a row at Radical meeting in the country
Yesterday. The RAIDS seem to have marked
dissensions in their ranks in both Ports
mouth and the country adjacent.
There was memorial meeting tonight
among the negroes OF Portsmouth for sent
tor Sumner.
Work will resume to some extent in thu
| navy-yard on the 1st Of April.
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s1he. GAllaAsssE Sssgsl len sg Aaron Fur.
der 6f faIenFy tEfdskfnd; aRsEasaser,

mRm anH SAM. VffceRaR f0e 6s& II 3xs
der 6f taIsnfy tsfdskfntls IN EasAser
=. q. .fsryf9!s ., yt4qefS va
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l,ss
y .e.&is4s> SUMTER, s. C, March ~
! Aaron Fnrman aud Samuel Vincent ltWo
negroesl were executed here to-day for thu
cold-blooded murder OF Henry Widekiud, q
young German, which occurred 10 the streets
Of this town on the night of The 18th of Feb.
ruary last. Nearly SIX thousand persons,
mostly negroes, witnessed the execution,
which was public.
on THE ScAFFoLp
the criminals. who were momentarily ex-
pecttng respite or communication Of their
sentence from Governor Moses, protested
their innocence, and denied being at all con-
nected with the crime. Furman declared
TUE GUILTY FARTY
to be brother Of his, who fed the county
soon after the murder was perpetrated.
The drop fell at 1915 2. NJ. Furman died
INSTANTLY, but Vincent struggled violently
for over ten minutes, when strangulation
did its work. No doubt whatever ia enter
tanned here Of the guilt of the criminals,
which had been proved and corroborated
beyond peradventure.
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Letter freza Petersburg.

ICorrespondence Of tine Richmond Dispatch.1
PETERSBURG. March 81. 1874.
The regular monthly meeting of the Over
seers OF the Poor was held At the almshouse
this afternoon ut O'Clock, but only routine
business transacted. The superintendent
submitted bis report, from which the fol-
loving is culled in relation to the condition
Of the amsnouse for the past month:
Indebtedness of the institution, sos. ;
inmates received during the month-whitcs
9. coored g.; total number Of inmates
whites 20, colored so, total 70; left during
the monte, colored, 4; births, L; inter.
mcnts, 3; interments from city, 2; stock on
hand. 81 1927. An appropriation oil $50 was
asked for to defray current expenses.
A number of distinguished railroad 9TH
GERS from New Jersey arrived in this city
last evening, and remained until to-day at II
O'Clock, when they took their departure Tor
the South. They are travelling In Tom
SCOTS private coach-a palatiai affair.
Information was received IN TINS city TO-
day OF cutting atfray at Hlcksiord on last
Saturday, in which MIR. George a. Smith, or
this city, and formerly printer, inflicted
three terrible wounds upon negro named
Samuel Smith. II seems that the parties are
in the employ OF Mir. Jsmes Quarles, OF this
CITY, MI. SuliLu ueIuS LIS ooao6St,
and they lad been loading fat and
were returning to, their quarters,
when a dispute arose upon some
trivial matter, and the negro took occasion
to call Dir. Smith id liar. Mr.. Smith
lett hun, remarkins that he would settle the
matter at some other time, when the negro
persisted in following and abusing him, aud
finally knocked him down with stick. MIR.
Smith recovered himself, and, drawing bis
kni G. cut his assailant across the breast, I'm,
der the arm, and on top OF the arm. Mr..
Smith was taken before justice and fined
half the costs.
Movement OF cotton at this for the week
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A commission appointed BY the Govern.
Imcnt Of Peru TO ascertain the qualify and
Iquantty of certain guatio found on the main.
land has reported that II finds guano enough
TO pay off the foreign debt of Peru, araennt-
ing to about 100000, at a place called
| Pavetlon de Plea. lt estimated the quantity
Iof good guano at 0,0e0, 900 tons; 1000, 900
more were at Point Labos, and 2, 0O0, 600 more
at other places. Signs wereslso discovered
that guano had been regularly dug out By
the ancient Indian inhabitants Of Peru.
The Raleigh IN. co. Daily Neus received
the following dispatch from its reporter at
Marion, dated Thursday: "News has just
reached here that the shocks on Stone Noun
tain were more violent last night than at any
time since the commencement Of the volcanic
disturbances. will return to the mountain
to-day and report by special courier If neces.
sary." 49,, ,-.
st. George W. Teackle, ESD, prominent
member Of the Baltimore bar, died very sud-
denly Thursday of disease of the heart. He
was native Of Virginia. =sa .<.
General Grant has given his views on the
financial question. He Is for specie payments,
no more greenbacks, and free banking. 4
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Macon, Ga, Races.

MACON, March 21.-Central City Park
thurruay. rirsi race, mile-aud.a-h half dash
hsNenur won. Time, $40, beating Tubilna
t-n'H'one ran, LuI carried overweight, and
oei> On hin We're declared of.
second race, mile dash for two.year olds,
won ~ Fnnuer.lte. Time, 1:51. /.
linrd race, mile heats, Dest Two in three,
Won by ortolan. Time, l:4s3, 1:403. Joe
johnston was olstancea in the first heat, and
Ire Dali In the second.
Tue races end Tomorrow. Weather fine
Ira,k Splendid.
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I SPECIAL r0rrCEn
aD.AAsNsp AM SID EI 8ANIs N rHlE NEW
YORK DRY. GOODS MAnKET.
A FURTHER DEcLfFEm,rHseEs,

: gsa z
.! opoF SENIOR P;A.RTYER On THE EPUT,
81; e.: AND BUYS IkRGELY.stl -
he viii remain at his post during the Rrsat es
c'emest 50 ns to reap ,he fi beneat q changer d,
they lake place. Our customers viii recaiye. tde
bencae Of our bargains. We NOW ofes I'm line o,
BLACK ALPACAs from 25c. 10 81. so per yard
the hest goods ever offered Mt t,,e prices :
MIXED AND STRIPED WASH P0PLINs q,
1870. per yard-a lower prics than any time
since the creation; these goods: measure twen-
ty-seven inches wide; /,
Handsome STRIPED JAPANESE pop L,IEs at
%, 80, sud 35c.-a sight Of these goods will
astonish you; s ;su
PLAID, PLAIN, and STRIPED DRESS GOODS
OF every description at prices TO s-rit oil;
ENGLISH CHEVIOT SHIFTING at zoe, Der
yard-same goods as was sold at 35c; l..!t d;
The NEW STYLE COLLARS AND CUFFS, with
gilt ball-bpttons, ut 45 and soc. q set, worth
75c.;
NIP GoRED CORsETs at 5Oc. pair worth 75c,:
GENUINB. FRENCH-wOVE CoRsETs, white
and colored, all sizes, warranted whalebone, at
60c. pair the same article as we have been
selling at 75c. .i",
A large lot of TIDES at Soc, Just rs good as
others are selling at 81; ..1..... Ill .r...
CURTAIN MUSLIN, nicely embroidered, at 25c.
per yard-cost s2Ac. gold to import, and usu-
ally retailed ut 50c. per yard; 90
PURE LINEN HANDkERCHIEFs at 1850, IL,
1925, II so, and "a per dczen--all twenty five
per cent. below regular price;
HEMsTlTCHED HANDKERCHIEFS at g.,
- 81 90, 50, $3.50, and up to 81 per dozrn-all
OF which are very much below regular prices !;
ANDRosCOGG1N COTTON at 14c. Per yard;
AUBURN COTTON at TX per yard; s-
>nAVOL COTTON-equal to the best-at 6gc. per
yard; ..s.s....r %. -
WAMsUTTA and NEW YORK MILLS at ,sc.
per yard;
Full-width rILLoW-CAsE COTTON at legc. pcr
yard;
Fuii-width UNBLEACHED SHEETING Mt esc
Full-width BLEACHED sHEETING At eac nor
yard; :
LAUREL D. COTTON, 12xc.;
Genuine sEERsUCKER GINGHAMs a: 1ouc
per yard worth Csc;
Great sacrifices In nil kinds OF WHITE cOoDs.
HOSIERY Of alI kinds for men, women, and chill
dren; .s--...
We make LINEN GOODS specially, and nov
offer great bargains in 49,.
TABLE.CLOTHs,N NAPKINS, ".'".t
DOYLIES, TOWELS, sE.t.. ia.
TABLE-DAMASK, and TRAY CLOTHS.
We have Just made large additions to our stock {
HAMBURG EDGINGS and INSERTINGS,
and can now show 10000 yards of the cheape!
goods ever offered Take look ut those now
our sc. basket, and see if they are not worth %
largelot Of -..-:...
NOTTINGHAM LACE and NOTTINGHAM
CURTA1NS-very cheap;
WINDOW SHADES in great variety,
WHITE and RED CHECK MATING,
OILCLOTHS, g..
.E. CARPETS,
Daily additions will be made TO our stock; AIT
as said before we are determined TO give our cuE
toners the full benefit of our bargains .
LEVY BROTHERS,
lO17 and 1919 Main street,
mbo7 Richmond, Va.
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BY j. l.. Apperson,
Auc,ioneer and Real Estate Agent,
corner OF Eleventh and Main streets.

nor SALE PRIVATELY.-By request
JIG of the executor of the late Roscoe b. heath,
ESQ, l Cffer for sale the !. 1Rsr-CLASs, !, Man
Si1S. No. 8 west Franklin street, between Foushee
and Adams streets, now In the occupancy Of w. W..
Henry, fsq., containing about twelve rooms, be
sides closets &C.: furnished with marble mantels
throughout, and In every other respect hnlsheo
and built in the very best manuer-Alr iieath spar
Ing neither cost or care In its construction. Ample
accolnfn oda lions tor servants, &c.
'N I ct 3Ax Inv So lcel u j wide alley. The terms
will be made remarkably accommodating.
Thi; is justly regarded the most oesiraoe pr
nerty of the kind In the city, now OIL me narke.,
aud 1t Is rare that choice piece Is onereu: Ap
ply to a. ~. ~ 3 nct,nneer
ANDS.-I have for saIe a large NUMBER
1 ! of first. class ESTATES with splendid improve
m,nts and large and small FAkMS with ana WIN
out buildings In almost every section OF the Stale.
Many Of the large estates ale situated on tue James
and other rivers, and many OF tna sinai ip' he
near the city. GEOhuh VI; ~ " ~,
NH 6-1m loA3 jail otAeS" :
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Marine Disaster.

NORFOLK, March 27.-Captan Brakeman,
OF Tie steamship Isaac Bell, reports bark
ashore on Tie South point of Chncoteaeue
SHOALS, apparently just gone down. Her
On "a are loose, with breakers around her.
Dit t, heading southwest.
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BpECIAI. NOTICES.
bsAlllaass MEM gKIasE nRINQ GOODS. s..,,....-.
III kB{lSkT-I6
n pDBFgBsso HnD Eserag.,

III $500 HU 10 MhEFG 1.,
II EaQ1S MAEs syaxEI fnearly opposite the psst
onoel AFRO reesiyiag thelr dist supply, &II NV
ITO wffchthey Invite the attention OF their hts2d
land thp public Dress 6oods IN a,i the fasese ssyie.
Eaad At lowest pricgsi Buck and. Colssed Fame,
SILKS cheaper thlnl efer; prints and Ysfcale5s
large and varied assortment, Alpacas- Tnmise, nnd
oil other Of mourning goods Of the bsst kinds
and asthe lowest prices III III .tI,sgBssf RI
White Good, In every yariety-,hey CAL special
attention TO this stock. 80: - Il t..sf .I..si 4
All Of the new things IN Piquss, cheap. Ladies'
Hosiery, and beauafuI ianry hosiery for chil6rsn.
Ladies', ChildreDh aud Gentemen's ssummer
Gloyes-a11 new styles. Frillfngs and Tuckinge-
new patterns and designs. Hamburg and Cambria
Embroideries very cheap. New styles OF Rulings,
ssarfs, and Neckties.- -Towellings, Napkins, and
Table Damasks. Best brands OF shirtings and
Sisetings. observation-disclosures stock for men and
ladies'. Gentlemen's and Boys spring Cassimeres
anfLinen Wear.
Their salesmen--John O. Sale, W. L. Jennings,
md Archie Harrison-inrtts call from their
friends. ,.s ....... .. NH "a
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REAL ESTATE AT pRTyaTr SAFE

EOk SALE OR CHANGE FORCITY
rRoIEkT1, z FARM containing THREE
kappahanncck river, half Iaile from, Bay View
wharf, Middlesex county. In order TO make imme.
di.te sale will take $1,000 for the property.
There Is sufficient timber to pay the purchase
money. RIB. LIE,
ma 25-lw with Starke AZ Rylnnd
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Fires.

PlTTsuRG, Pa, March 27.-Goodhuil ~
Uderer's woolen factory and William Bull
locks residence, at Kittaniug, Pa, have
been destroyed by fire. Loss. 100000.
LOWELL, Mass, March T.-Cook's tam
merry was burned last night. Loss, $4,000.
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Distressing Accident.

DETROIT, March ga sail-boat with c
man, his wife, and daughter capsized. The
woman was drowned.
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The Grant Parish Prisoners.

NV ORLEANS. March H. Bishop Wilmer
bus presented petition to Judge Woods for
'ue release OF the Grant parish prisoners,
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Murderer Hanged by a Mob.

LAWRENCE, MASS, March pa man who
killed his wie's father in family quarrel has
been hanged by mob. ..-.
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Massachusetts senatorshfp.

Bosros, March 27.-The fourth ballot re-
suited Dawes. So; Hoar, IS; Curtis, a
Adams, 10; Banks, I.
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MILLINERY.

nOWN WITH MONOPOLY.-At the
Druuest of many ladies', haye engaged In me
have Iakea, a Trip 10 New York. and engaged the
services Of real artist-practlcal anc
worker--and win In future. rs In the PAST, asIy
competition In price. quality Of hail, and sSaA OF
workmanship.
Look ut the price for making eogsing ssi,ehss );
other work In proportion. Hair bought and e1-
changed. go, ~.., -.
of the largest stocks OF the Kind In the state.
sIso lust received the latest novelties In steei
ornaments and hendeaux. fancy teWelrys .ehsE'
laies. necklaces, fans flshinX dotted grenaalnes
for veils &C., &C.. at f. L. GkANSsS1S w p," y,
street. mnI----
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RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AND CHEsAPEAK1f
--.,..II.'4en.s J. RAILROAD COMPANY Z
RICHMohD. March q, 1874.
NN AND AFTER THIS DAEEoPAS-
" SENGER and, FREIGHT TRAINS on tfdS
PASSENGER TRAIN for West Point leayog
Richmond ut 8 p. H.; and train from West Poin9
win arrive at Richmond at 10:3o A. NJ d:ify teun-
DAYS excepted). L.yF. -
SICKLE, has been placed on the route between MssS
Point and Baltimore to ruin SicQaneoion Win tn1
road and will mnkethree trims week. leaving Msos
Point TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS; and sATUH-
DAYS on the arrival Of the train. which leaves Rich
moud III M, arriving at Baltimore next morning.
In ample time to connect with trains IoS1hs North
and " est; and leave Baltimore M0HDAySeWED-
NESDAYS, and FRIDAYS at q P: ~, cUnnectinf
al West Point with the train due III RlchnQpd a.
1880 next morning. ~, .H44ss-
Fare to Baltimore, a.. ..s .ss..y o..eats
FREIGHT TRAIN, for through freight only.
leaves Richmond tuesdays, Thursdays, and saius-
days at A. Gi. Through freight received daily
Ens't,.,,s ~" With passenger car attaeGed
/ for freight between Richmond and West Point,
leaves Richmond ON Mondays, Wednesday,, ana
FRIDAYS at5:3O A. d.. Local freight received Tues
| days, thursdays, and Saturdays: ,.1.:rJ45
| . - XII, ID, =, gg 40 Ely Il. r. FULGER,
| ,r - i ..,, = ..Ea. ..as.,, Superintendent.
m NJ Nr,o,,
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t3FFICEaoF ENGINEER AND SUPERINTENDENT
RICHMOND AND nANV1ILR RAILROAD Co., p
RICHMOND, VA. March 8. 1874.
n Y,ra n,rS A Nc- Tsos.. NJ


RICHMOND ANDnAsrxIIrx x AHRoAe Co.
RICHMOND. Va. March 8. 1874. ,
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.-Train Mol
~ SOUTHERN ExPREsS-leaves Richmond at5;0B
Am. LEAVES DsnviIe an1:0s P. NJ. afrnSsat
Train No. 2-NEw ORLEANs, AND NEW YORK
xPREss-leayes Charlotte at 1928 A. NJ, leaves
Greensboro az ! :16 p. H., Danste at S:31 p. NJ,
BurSeylle at SOC Il. M and arrives At Richmond
al :O2 r.. NJ. This train makes close connection
at Charlotte with trains on atlanta and Richmond
Air-Li railroad from New Orleans Mobile, Mont
gomery. Atlanta, and points South and Southwest.
This tratn does not stop east OF Burkevile excsDG
:: Train No. 3-THRoUeH M6IE,-leavee, Rehmon6
at ASP. d. leaves BurkeTallG at A16 p. NJ
leaves Danviileat 9:52 p, NJ. leaves &C
1:16 A. ~; arrives at Charlotte at $50 "A. NJ
Atlanta an Ricnnonu Ar-Eine railroad and Char
lotte Columbia and Atlanta RAILROAD for Atlantis
Montgomery Mobile New Orleans, Columbia,
Augusta, Macon Savannah, and all points South
1s Train No!4NrHRouaH SfAnlleayes ehsrlottS a.
Up. Nj. leaves Gree1sporoiat 2:15 A.. b.. leaves
DanvlIe at 5:2S A. NJ. feavcs bnrkeville ~ 40
A. W.; arrives at Richmond at 2:32 81. This
train connects ut Burkeville With train ,o0sstho
Atlantic Mississippi and Ohio railroad fron lynch
0e Train I'M k p 52EYNcHBuRa PXssEsa GEE leaves
Richmond oil 9:42 A. ST.; leaves Burkeyils.at
I:2O P. 81; arrives at Lynchburg at $40 T: II
Train No. -8-BURKEyLLE AcCoMMoDATloMs;--
leaves LYnehbufg al $50 P. ~. leaves Raskevsn
Through tickets sold all points South and Souths
west, and baggage checked through.
- >-'-';.ist-t. T, MIR. TAECOTT
mil --.....ss. Encipeerand Superintendent.
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pERAHTuHEs or gTHAMEns.

EI[l.0R NEW YORK Tho fIe9
/ sfflesSss6slslpsFSKaEa-7s sxsss
81 M ss ss s a ss
0s fhresssS Bib III ss,n s,ras md tsods I'm.
ifTardef With Gispaeols 10 nh Dcis,tsT rorfir soutt
east, anogess; Close connections made wishfsssra
e sxsJRsss 3 ALIEN III q eo.seus,
|EoR.RHILADELPHIA.-1sSes
Il The steamer ]. ". ETEHMAN, saa&e
e csD1n R5s he ss s h' s. Sc ss s
Freight taken for Wilnlns7on, Del, Providencs
and Boston. Also, for Liverpool and ADtxeTp'pta
en .srsss Fasass %
s .H'e-' ". F. PosfEE; Agent. Y: Z,
NH 2e-2t No. g425 DOCK street.
JAMES RIVER sTEAMB0ATssS.ir.a, !,
~ = ~ ~ COMPANY.
zen NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH, HALTIAORE
PHILADELPHIA, AND NEW YVRk. rs
eEeuLA ,;. nAsb 5fse s On JAMES RIVER.
CkRBYMG UNITED STATES MALL: AM
- -. ADAMS EXPRESS. .is...8
SPRING AND SUMNER SCHEDULE:
On and after MONDAY the 23H OF March,
the Fast anc elegant steamer JOHN aRLYks.
MONDAYS. WEDNESDAYS, ard FRIDAYS II
6. A. RI; and returning Will arrive her8 TUES-
DAYs, THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS af4
Passengers make sure connections with Bay Lins
at Norfolk for Baltimore, Philsdelphia, and EeH
FARE TO NORFOLK oNLY....a2 90
FARE TO NORFOLK AND RE- %
yGRN... -...........-...... j oU =.
Fare TO Baltimore. observation-disclosures. W !
Fare TO Phifadelphia. ....1..........s.. o0 -
Fare TO New York................-..1 IA DO
Tickets for sale on steamers, at CARRIER q VOL
Ticket Agency, Main street, and Exchange Hotel
and baggage checked through, Freight receive, /!
daily for Boston, Norfolk, and Portsmouth, AM /
regular landings on james river from . A. NJ 20 l
8 p. ~, at reasonable rates ,:3E ~ sos I
Freight for way-and1ngs mnst be prepaid. rs,st /
= -, .s.s'.tt L. B. TATUM, General Agent. 4
Once. Co1npany's wharf, Rockets: branch OF. 4
fce. 1t w. ID. Blair Co.'s, corner OF Ninth anol
Main streets. Z -Efas! Y y mh.21i II
HILA DE LPHIA "A, tRICH- |ETA!
l. MOND,AkD NORFOLK STEAM SS1a2AlE Is
SHIP LINE.-FOR TWICE.
WEEk.-Unul further notice the steamers of thit
line will leave Philadelphia every WEDNESDAY,
and SATURDAY, and Richmond. every MONDAY
and THURSDAY at IL o'clock NJ. -. aeg,>i
Freight taken FOR all parts Of Penn syivania, New
jersey. and Delaware, for Providence and Boston.
Also, for Antwerp and Liverpool vin Red Star aud
American steamship lines. and bills Of lading si2net
through. Insurance effected for all parties who de-
sire IL 1t low rates. gHE III .e1is.. ssasi
Passage 70 Philadelphia, including meals ane
WY No. 242S Dock street, Richmond.
=. WILLIAM P. CLYDE Il CO., Agents,
fe42 No. ID S0uth Wharyes. Phadflnhia.
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL-
CROAD.-0n and after MARCH 8, 1915 The
passenger trains will run 81 Follows: y;,,.,es
,,Je,l - = ) FROM RICHMOND. - ,ss,,
MAIL TRAiN.-For GordpYsviile, Charlottes-
viile Stanlron White Sulphur. Hinton. ana all In.
termediaie stations daily Except Suudsyt at ESQ
A. NJ. This train connects at GordoisyiileS Tor
Orange, Culpeper, warrenton. Manassas. Alexan.
dra, ashiDgton and the North, end at Chariotes>
Vile for Lyaehburs, Bristol. KnoxsiiiesJ Chatts-
Observation-Disclosures Gordonsyille and an
intermediate stations daily Except Sum k46
p. NJ. This train connects nc G0rdQnsyhie foH
tXPKEss.-Fsr Junction, Gordonsvills, Char
lottesyille saunton, Goshen, Coylngton. Whlte SUI
pbur, Huntingdon and all the stations Whi@
Sulphur and HUNTINGTON daily lexceps ssuM5aay5
an $50 P. 81 This train connects at Hanungton
win steamers Bostona and Fleetwood for Cancin~
natl and die West and Southwest -
:, For THROUGH tickets, correct tnformAto1. ana
rates, apply at A. ". Garbers 6ae Mna e 49, -
at office Ballard and Ea change Hofci, ana AtAe ~
pot on Broad street near Seventeenth; n y,rrr
t..S = General Passenger and Ticket Agen6
, "A. q. PERRY. General Superintendent ~
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81 eSS1 - ,urus, 60, -.
L&& Sk3e
aicHH0xD IND srsssBesl j. = = :. J
/ fJ6ifsfErfd,Ss INA |s - 800 :. 4 aE
~---.--------vur,-,,,s $780,. a<,,... -
sos A.M.-rHaoIJGH IA n. dsslyss,;s.sS 80; -
az WEST a1se IL me .c ~ g n 49, 90
fi'ee $50 ~ PsteIsIulr aad No1faIe
2oo r NJ THk ~ s1aIs s sSS sss
puIlmsa sgss n,s.ehss ..snisI
sse Ph =. Ext naier, saS except sesAsl
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80 dayJ Connecting viii kfc1msads
cnesapt axe md o6io fsiifea6 fefs1
oct za maa's. Sleeper. Attacked, ssasisx
The MAIL TRXINs Win NOT SOP betySen R1cIs
Chester s sn0 f's s1eel' = -'tst.''s1 =.
M and eessrnine iesS Ss scnmopd :, sPn. 61.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-28

AEARsHMALLoW SOAP, OATMEAL
NL SOAP. GLYCEkINE SOAP,
TRANSPARENT ALL-SOAP,
L0W's BROWN WINDSOR SOAP.
Old imported white and mottled CASTLE
L. WAGNER, Druggist,
NH 23 sinh and B'nnd STREETS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-28
,>-7,istcd Press TIE lesrauis.I
congressional.

u-.sr,<c-5H. March IL SeRatf.-tlnancc
,,.r.n-u ,ac dls with no action.
VI ar Gordon introduced 4 bill 10 authorize
.,....,o,r,.nI OF accounts between the At
,,"-....,ni Great Western railroad of Georgia,
., 49,. l:ni,et states upon the same basis
o.. o., Similar clans were settled with the
s -. rairo4d. Referred to Commit
t.. on Military Affairs. ~
'IL%,.s-Tne currency bill occupied all
a.. ara ,1c discussion will continue to-
=. ~ ana tomorrow.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-28

ECEIVlNG FRESH FROM AUCTION
h sale of brig Fidflia one hundred boxes fresh
MESSINA ORANGES, twenty. five boxes fresh
MhSSINA LkMuNS-fnll packed, sound, high
color iuit For sale low by ~
mb " S07 Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-28
lanes RIVER STEAMBDATssSiSii. :,
~ = - ~ COMPANY.

FCIS NUhFOLh, FOkTSMVUTHrR AIIIhUHHs
PHILADELPHIA, AND NEW YURK,
80" tfs"fft ALSO FOB Yss.. ;
REGULAR LANDINGS ON JAMES RIVER. /.
CARRYING UNITED STATES MALL AMI
- y ---l. ADAMS EXPRESS q - "A
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-06-20
iiir Lat Skots.

Arer fin n4 if'a H. p.>ilion in the
nsiluaeof The ,'.se;. Nlqtha'y rapidly
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-06-20

HTBECIL.
Or. Chas. H. TOZer,
THE GREAT ERADICATOR
SPECIAL C0MPLkINTSl
From Sal FTaIci5C0, California.
ng. TozEH. EXPERIENCE - or

-0ffV van -'JH.iI-- and dUrinE That
tino ia, MT syiIh Enrarallaled -4ccas- In the
-I#atu4trF # all 4'i-a 49, generally known as
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": Plan j. 2u=el3 Vegetable.
E:iIeIi.,aii.l.,.- :..a!gia.

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BOD, =. Ha4..t ...a.s j. r. ..aI.-5E steal.l-
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