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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-09
From the south Side.
',>rpwgI, CASTLE. DrNwlDDiE, VA, !,
DECEMBER ). 1874.


-,..,rs ot n, DISPATCH: Lone OAK" in
Amelia, from whence | wrote you, Is the
.a.;3.,ra Of Mr.. Joseph Wilson, an "older'
..hooimaic OF nine. His pTactlcal expert
faca as a farmer before and since the war
sa,gSS in encouraging tones 10 every VIZ.
,,;nisr. native aai adopted. Last year bis
ZION O; tobacco made with hired labor, was
20 200 pounds: his tenants crop, $4,000
rounds making $4,000 pounds oftobacco on
ane plantation. Ten hossheads averaged
$50 Der hundred, and his sample of Conti-
nantsI shippiNg took the prize offered BY the
Mercantile Association Of Richmond. And
yb,n | was there, few days ago, he had
nd corn up 20 December-a thing very
scarce in Virginia 70 day. ! will tell you OF
bis reighbor, Mr.. Phillips, a young farmer,
smother time.
The grounds upon which the Attorney
General of the United States was asked to
endorse the petition Of TT. Brooks, ESQ.,,
referred to in the Dispatch, were: LIST. That
the Government should keep close watch
oyer the affairs of the national banks, to pro-
,ect the interests Of the people. I'd. If di-
!ectors do their duty no president OF Dank
will have chance 10 misuse much money.
81. II the dcpOsitorS in this case had not
been 80 greedy for the nine and ten per cent.
interest promised them by Brooks they
would hot have lost their money, for they
knew no hank could afford to pay these
enormous rates. stockholders to the num-
Der OF one hundred, it is stated, have sent
petition 10 the President against the pardon
Of Brooks.
The copy Of the Dispatch containing the
Graham and Brady correspondence, and
COPY of the Fdrmrille Mercury containing
NJ. Chambliss's letter 10 W. Il. II. Stowell,
member of Congress, has been sent to the
New York Times for publication in that
great DatioDal journal.
The papers embracing the facts in connec-
ton With the Stowel cadetship business are
prepared. and are to be laid before Congress.
A this is No partisan matter, but one in
voiying the houor OF the lower house of our
national legislature, it will, Of course, re-
c"ive thu, attention which its importance de-
nands.
should have stated that Mr.. Wilson
says any man who will manage his farming
operations with energy and prudence, and is
Dot cramped by old debts, can make more
money farming now than he ever did.
know his and his neighbours experience
prove it.
IN the Transportation Convention recently
held il Richmond Mr.. Chambliss said the
Southern Texas Pacific railroad ought to be
placed on the same footing with the other
lines before Congress and the country, and
th3i Petersburg and Richmond should come
IL tor portion Of its benefits.
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HIsroRY OF THE VICKsBURG TROUBLES
V1cksburg, Mss, December There has
been for some time trouble brewing be-
tween the Taxpayers Association and
the city and county officials. The she.
riG is acting without legal bond, and the
Board of Supervisors refused to order new
one, although the time for paying taxes had
arrived. Two or three other officials were
under Indictment for forgery and embezzle-
ment, and the citizens, despairing of any re-.
lief from the partisan courts, held meet
ing last Wednesday, and In body pro-
ceeded to the courthouse to demand the re-
signation of the sheriff, chancery clerk, trea-
surer, and coroner.
All fed except Sheriff Crosby "a negro),
and he signed his resignation. On Saturday
card appeared in the streets signed "Cros.
by," calling all citizens Of Warren county,
Republicans, white and colored, to come to
his aid and support him In bis position.
Crosby publicly and through the papers de-
MED the authorship of the card :; yet this
morning armed bodies of negroes appeared
advancing on the city from six different
roads. An alarm was sounded about 3
O'Clock, and the citizens gathered en- n1aSSe,
armed, and Immediately advanced to meet
the negroes on the Baldwin's Ferry road.
The negroes were met just outside the
city, near Grove street, about 200 strong.
The commander Of the citizens warned the
negroes to dispense, but they refused, and
Immediately firing commenced on both sides.
The negroes retreated about q mile and again
made stand in the old breastworks and a
house, but were soon routed. The loss in
this engagement was one citizen (Oliyer
Brown killed about twelve or fifteen ne
groes killed, several wounded, and about
twenty prisoners. On the HIPS Ferry road
about $50 negroes were met and routed after
q short engagement, with several killed and
wounded. Andrew Owens, the negro who
commanded the negroes on the BaldWin's
Ferry road, was captured and committed to
Jail.
In an interview with reporter, Owens
says be was ordered by Sheriff Crosby to
come to the city to-day with all the armed
men he could get together Alexander
Stockhouse, from Newton, one Of the cap
tured negroes, says an order for all negroes
to come to Vicksburg this morning was read
in church on Sunday. Crosby, who is under
guard at the courthouse, denies that ne gave
such orders. 1t is reported this evening that
negroes are committing depredations in the
country. The intense excitement that pre-.
vailed this morning has subsidized to great
degree; yet many citizens are under arms
and ull roads are picketed.
Latest.-Evidence just received renders
it absolutely certain that Governor Ames
and his Attorney. General George Z. Harris)
melted and advised the invasion OF this city
by the negroes to-day. This evidence has
been laid before the ablest lawyers OF the
city with views to arresting and bringing
these parties to this city for trial.
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r..,,, charlottesville.

--..,,,ndence of the Richmoud bispa'eN'i
s'" r,,.n, orr.sv,L,r. Decemoer Z, 1874.
s,me t,me past there has eSistea ~
r." , SJ nart Of this county an organiIeu
the sou t ,s;nvos and robbers. They are sup
haad u =, he he cscsped conricts from the pent'
pose" y, and their deprcdations nave oeen
tenUa;;S' 70 such an extent that the c'tl.
eo'uo. -o living in danger OF their lives. Last
zcH' ~, old man was halted on the h'gh"ay
wceN ." Ssy pu!led down from bis horse,
in 9GyHn nv a band of armed negroes, and
~, fred upon when turheu 'oose.
,,|" 49,, was also attacked oy .ne e"'ns
n n.,,y. but managed TO escape, Sast.7 w
I"sS are stolen, fields are roonea 0. ;he,i
po-37dnrr, aud yet the villains aety ~! ~.
-. 70 discover them. They are sa'u ~. ~
,S'' ,Sl2r,ushiy armed. A company OF ci.,.
fs .'i hss neen organized to ferret them OUT
1. gen nripg them to punishment, ana anu
s s.s,,y sure that they will be "iost II 'aey
49, - ,hn mas, week services have been neld
,.k.ir in the Presbyterian church OF TINS
"'s" Rev. Mr.. Brown, OF Richmond, as
,;.t;ns tie pastor. ,o1hoa
a., R,n,;.t church on Sunday night.
/" - 49, ,hs Methodist churca Rev. Mr.. IWltty,
.,a rrcently.appoiuted minister, presched
- o,nn;nc sermon. He is spoken OF as 4
n ~ If Considerable power and capabillfy
~" ~: Town has been in darkness for week
49,. wiuctorepairs which are being made at
iuorts. Wrhthe 9retched walks with
r -. NJ are blessed" the darkness OF the
N"iI~ and the moisture Of the ground just
,%w !; !, almost intolcrable.
-iV ,Ti.'iqy lrnr court-day, there was large
.,,h,,;r, cr The people in town notwith-
S go The threatening nature Of the wea-
.,~;. The merchants had a"sooa day.
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mr.. OBRIEN's BANKRUPT Acr.-Mr.
obrien will, us soon as ne can get the floor,
introduce bill to amend the bankrupt act
ny adding an additional section to chapter
o. OF The revised statutes, as follows: !" Ii
any person liable to examination is not
Within the judicial district wherein the pro.
0oeoingS 10 bankruptcy are pending he may
oe examined before any register OF the dis
tf'ct court for the judicial district 10 which
ne may be found, 10 the same manner as if
such proceedings were pending in such dis
trict; aud the evidence SO taken shall be re-
turned 10y the register to the clerk OF the
district court wherein proceedings are pend
leg TO be flied .herein.'
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IHE vicKsBtJRa VAR. 4
PROBABLE RENEWAL OF THE ATTACK
by THE EEGR0ES-TEE KILLED AND
yVOrfNnEr s--777l

s. YYuEsBUHG, December SIT rs reported
this morning that the. negroes wlll renewlthe
attack on the city to-day. Citizens are all
under arms. and have been largely reinforced
from The adjoining towns. Companies have
been sent 10 the country we'll armed and
equipped. & :, ~ Sc I. 49, -,
The prisoners captured yesterday are
closely watched to prevent lynching. The
negro loss yesterday ere estimated at about
seventy. One white person was killed and
two wounded. Crosby In still under guard.
The whites hold the entire city. ss
Second Dispatch.1
s VlcKsBURG, December s.-The excitement.
about the courthouse was intense this morn
ing, but the commanders Of the.yafious com
'panies restored quiet, and the lives of. Por.
ter, Crosby; and the9other prisonersare safe.
Lieutenant Colonel q. s. Lee, aid.de-camp TO
Adjutant.G General Packer, and convention
of citizens met in the courtroom to-day to
decide upon what course to pursue.
= 10 private Interview between Packer,
Lee, and Crosby, the latter expressed de.
sire to tender his resignation as sheriff. Gem
eral Packer prepared the resignation, to take
effect Immediately, which Crosby signed
Lee and Packer signing as witnesses. The
document is now in Packers possession.
About fifty prisoners arei Jail, and scouts
from the country report all quiet for miles
around. Business IS being gradually re-
sumed. -
= Colonel John D. Baird, Of the First cavalry
regiment of the Warren county State mill.
tia, has issued the following order:
"All commanders Of organized companies
of the Warren county militia will report at
once for duty to Colonel William Prince, of
the Fourth regiment, who has been placed
In command, and whose orders will be
obeyed."
The order was received by Colonel French,
when be issued the following:
Sc In accordance with general order, No. l.,
I assume command of the military forces In
this county. Commanding officers of COM
pauies will report at once to these headquar-
ters."
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The New River Railroad engineer corps Is
now located at the Narrows. They are
moving rapidly, profering to get to the
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad by Christmas.
Their complicated work. on the line Is com.
spleted, being that part they have passed
over.- Pearisb,Ts Gazette. . " &:
Miss Kellogg said TO an interviewer 10
Louisville: Z, A young girl in training muse
make covenant with her eyes and not lock
s,pon q man. I am now thirty 10 years 3 OF
age. and have never etfonnd time for beaox,
shali sing for az least four year.,
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Letter from Eouisa County.

correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.I
LOUISA COURTHOUSE, December s, 1874.
lbt!ieve the Governors message was pretty
generally liked up here.
FORK is selling at eight and eight and q
aail dollars per hundred, aud corn two and
w and bali and three dollars per barrel.
me wheat crop is looking we'll considering
lhe Drought 1t underwent. The weather is
S'old, aud it showed this morning for some
Nna.
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RICHMOND ARD DAHyIIlH HA1RnAD Co.
OFFICE OF EH9nxxA AID SurkhIHIE HSH9EH9sk
$50 RICHMOND, Va. October f7s1614. y
OF TRAINS.

RrcHMosp AND DAHyIrlK RAILROAD Coz
OFFICE y R1 Easxssv AZ o ssasa
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
moaa At II z. H.; ieaTe haskeysile al 200 4. =.
81; sss pg e. ss sss assensbss rs 4 Ii
st Charlotte $50 p. a. ~. - lss
IN; sS :, s Sssh a s e. s;s
an: ieaye DanyflIe AZ $50 +. Nj lcaye De!faee -
sas isas: Bsssssss B sHS CO., sss
meets at RichmonA with trains on the htSnle9sgS
SedeYicksburs and Pofomac railroad for n asnatEss
ion, Baltimore, 7hiadelphia, SeW sess. eea ass
ea THsoS SoasM Au, Raeh1aand
l3s sass garl eve n B MI s i
T.; leave sreenssoro az 40 "a. ssssss s e.
Charlotte NJ 8:22 A. a. rhs shss ~
Gond AZ. Line rsiiroad and gharlo9ss eoaasaSsa
Atanta railroad far Atlantss y
New oalsaI ma cs Eli so,esa sss
PIN ], MAJ !. !. Ssssi s
haass ave y s siss FL Il iiSe n
Ricapond al 2aa e - ~ Nh ~.
and Ohio railroad from Cnatlaaoo9es nnoxsaasf
LJnebbayg, md IN gssnss -
pnfnnsc railroad end Kichsnoud fosk ksyee ~
4 5s6esa nea he railrpad for all n0Esnefn
LxsSlPyss ,ss ssf s:srss ssiss Il
81; arssss i !. LyseS6srs y a:as e
vii Rsa It ass 4 I.; sIssTs 4 81 as
Al ra.a. s s S 6 ,s Dsssss sd s
M FL O. ali poants
waa ana paEeass cssese.1, e b
II n q, J,1uoxAes dasbf sseqs
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AIR. LINE Acknowledgements on behalf
of the creditors of this road to have re-
ceiYer appointed was continued throughout
yesterday, and will be concluded BY A. I.
Alderman, Esq, on Monday. Thus far:
Messrs. Lochrone, Bleckley, Minnott, ana
Marshall, have been heard. Savannah al
perstser 9Th.
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RIcHKoEp AND PETERsBURG RAIIets
ROAD CoMPANY.
COMMENCING NelYEMRER az. 1erx

COMMENCING NOVEMBER 81, 1915.
~ trains on this road win run as follows: 81.
foo LE EMpn EIs1HSsp
5ay), connecting for at points SoutS
and West. Sleeping.ear attached
7:45 A. NJ, daily Except Sun.,
i day), with coach attached, for Peters
burg and stations on the S0nthsid6
!, road, Lyuchburgs and the West.
has 2. NJ, THROUGH NAIL dailyy connecting,
i r,3ts; for ali points South and West Pass
close connection az Petersburg for:
600 p, III, FIR EIG HT daily Except SundIyh
4 with coach attached.
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH. -
500 A. NJ. FREIGHT TRAIN daily texcspt
g Sunday with coach attached. Y ~
l1:40 A. NJ, THROUGH MALL daily, conns
e with Richmond, Erederleksbnr6
+ ,t. Potomac railroad for all points
500 P. NJ, FREIaaF daily Except sunda,
500 P. b., THROUGH MAIL daily texceptS
= day., connecting with KichmoH y
Fredericksburg and Potomac railroS
for aD points East and West. Pulllne
x Sleeper attached, running through d
s#& Baltimore. Also making close com
nection with the Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad for the Virginia Syringe anal
points North and West. "a
The MAIL TRAINS will not stop between RIGA.
lnond and Petersburg except at Manchester and
Chester. sss.g5 f.9 II sg
Trains on the Glover Hill will leave Chester a
$50 A. d. daily except Sunday.
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg will start froa
no 81 >. A. SHAW. Superintendent.
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A Great conseEvaftye. ynbsEee-R
blossom, Come To Bassimore The
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. I--sfarine-Nsva
Change. ltfs{5S

Change.
Especial telegram to the DtspatchJ !
PORTSMOUTH, December s.-About 1900
people Of Portsmouth and Norfolk county
attended a grand Conservative oyster.roast
aud jubilee OF Globes schooI-house tonight.
Hon. John, Goode spoke; aud the farm.
houses for an area of ten miles around were
beautifully Illuminated. One hundred vic.
tory guns were fred, )
! The race.horse Orange Blossom and Cap.
tain j. a. McCaulI left for Baltimore to-
night. E Sfs;s3sf .ffT1.s
The latest news from the wreck Of the
Louisiana is not encour aging. A tug from
the wreck today says the work OF raising
the steamer. is progressing slowly ON account
Of bad weather, 49, as III
The Rev. j. d. Blackwell, late pastor of
the CumberIaud.St Street Methodist Episcopal
church, left the city this evening for his new
field of labor as presiding elder Of the Lynch
burg district.
The schooner Helen Rommell, before re-
ported ashore near Cape Hatteras, arrived
in this port this morning In tow of the
wrecking-tug Nettie. She is not very badly
injured, the steam-pumps on board having
been used but little during the trip. 80
Commodore George Fl. Cooper, of this
city, has been ordered to the command of
the Pensacola Navy. Yard. -
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Hatch vas appointed executive officer ard
ontinusd 20 managing director OF tiie conn
pany.
Mayor Vance has removed Messfs. JOY.
and Kingsley, sceainissisnsfs of amoanta,
and appointed Messrs. Hovfe and BowIand,
the old commfssfo removed by Mayor
Hayemeyer, IS rs y :. ~ ~
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CAhvAssrHG FOB Nsw SEssIoN.--It is rI-.
mored tonight that General Butler is at
work canyassipg for new session on the
All Of March, Batttna0re Sun, Sui. a. !
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PosrAL.-The post.ofice at Buffalo Gap,
Augusta county, Va, is discontinued for
want of candidate. The papers so 70
SWooDe's Depot. 4
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s. CANTON INSIDE LINE."asasp.

NEW FAST FREIGHT ROUTE BETWEEN
RICHMOND AND PHILADELPHIA.
TRI- WEEKLY.
On and after OCTOBER the splendid Iron
steamers of this line will leave Richmond. TUES.
DAYS, THURSDAYS, ana SATURDAYS from
Powhstan Steamboat Company's pier, corner of
Twenty-second aud Dock streets. making close con.
nection each trip at Canton, Sid East Baltimore)
with the Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore
Railroad Company for Philadelphia.
SPECIAL ADVANTAGES: G.E
All freight by this line covered by fire and marine
insurance free OF cost. No dockage charged at
Richmond Rates as low as any other line. This
IL the quickest line between Philadelphia and Rich
moid. - .is Is-tt
FreiShts ordered by this line should be marked
Canton Inside Line,n and sent to the PHILADELPHIA
Wilmington aud Baltimore depot. Philadelphia.
Freights received daily in Philadelphis ant Rich
mond. For further information apply 70 .------,
l.. b. TATUM, Agent,
Ofics: Twenty-secopd aud Dock street,
and Ninth and Main streets or to
j. s. WILSON, General Freight Agent,
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore r. r.,
&C 9-3m Pbilatelph :
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rHEsAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL-
W ROAD.-On and AFTER SUNDAY. Ssptemnes
90, 1874, PASSENGER trains Will run as folioHsa as
FROM RICHMOND. III s 81. ~
$50 A. N. MALL TRAlN.-gor Gcrd6psYalss5S
Charlottesville, Staunton, Coyiugfon,F and Az
intermediate stations daily lexccpi SnndayE AZ
riying ut CovinQton at $40 z. 81. This traiM
connects at GordonsyiIle foI s0rsnse; SpnsgsRsss
and the NORTH, aud at Charlottesville for Lynchss
barg, Bristol, Knoxville, Chattanooga, ana M
4:46 P. M. AccoMMODATIoN TRATE-Fef
GordonsyIle and xlI intermediate daily
cept sunaayb arriving q Gosdonsyilie y s.3e &c
/ "o:soP. NJ. CINCINNATI EXPRESS. Cor
louisville, Charlottesville, Stsnzten, Goshen MiHs
boro', Coyingtoa, White sulpbnr. AND gu stallion
WIN; eis o. at Hannsson az $50 p n This trail
meets at Gordonsysne fee Washfngto nf Ba.fimosss
snd tie North, ano ct Huntington with gteameB,
Rastona and Fieetwoed fer Cincinnati and all posEf1
West and Southwest, arriving at Cincinnati q = ~
Il. s,5 81; rs
FOR tSsonSi1 ticker. ystes and Information, a..
NV at S28 Main ctrrei- Basfard and Exchanges Hoa
ts at the compaaJs oaace Rroea sssssf 20 80
oeenth. ~. TT ssss ~. y - = 49, 1T ~
VIC. WIckHANs Viee-PKesident. s. 80. 20 ~ Z.
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NO 30 General Freight a and Z; T Il

DICHMOND TRANSFER COMPANY
III AND GENERAL RAILROAD TICKET Of
FICE.-THROoGH TICK ETS 70 ali points
NORTH, SOUTH, EAST. and WEST MA railroad,
and steamship lines. Tickets 70 and from all points
Z = '-'0' RATES SANE AS At DEPDTs.
ychecked from hotel, and residences 10 destinations
on ali tickets sold by rs, Latest styles OF PLEA
SURE CARRIAGES for hire. Agents on all trains
90 receive checks or passengers and furnsn tlnn9-
portaiion. For correct information, through rG6.
cts ISLEEPING.CAR SECTIONS, and SGATEs
ROOMS, apply at OFFICE s26 MAIG S y.h
Branch ticket office at Excasnge and e Ballard
HoGel 81 Z. 2 -, ~ J4t. - &C Ic~oth 81
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TRI.WEEKLY FREIGHT LINE BETWEEN
RICHMOND AND BALTIMORE.
Al "a I

By this route new and elegant SLEEPING
CAR has been added TO piaht trains both Ways be.
comfort OF Richmond passengers. CHARGE F0R
BERTHS, 81. Passengers taking this car are nos
disturbed on reaching Richmond they can rema,r
In the car to as late m hour as they please.
ERElGHTTRAINSl leave Broad-St station on
MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS. aud FRIDAYS At
y A. NJ, connecting ut Quantico with the Alex
andria and Frede ricksDufg railway for Baiumore.s
Returning, win arrive at BroadsStreet station at
S:16 p. M.. on TUESDAYS THURSDAfS,snas
SATURDAYS. l.EE
Through bills OF lading and rates given TO all:
principal points North and West
BY order Of General superintendent.
j. B. GENTRY.
NO 90 General Freight and Ticket Agent
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DOR BALTIMORE. sIn.,
POWHATAN STEAMBOAT LINE Is
FOR
THROUGH FREIGHT. t.+
NO TRANSFER BETWEEN RICHMOND AND
BALTIMORE.
NO DOCKAGE CHARGED.

The new and fast iron steamers SHIRLEY and
WESToVEk, OF this line, leave their new pier, in
the UocH, Ieot or Twencv-second street, every
TUESDAY and THURSDAY MORNINGS at 4
O'Clock, and SATURDAY AFTERNOON at 4
O'Clock for Baltimore. making close connections at
Locust ont with Baltimore and Ohio railruad for
all points west and northwest also, with Northern
Central railr Dad tor northern cities and Canada.
Through bills signed TO Baltimore ana all points
Wesr, and rates guaranteed az low as by any other
line Apply to L. B, TATUM, Agent.
Offices, Twenty-second and Dock and Ninra and
Main streets. oc31
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pHILADELPHIA, RICF. ezEE&
~ MOND, AND NORFOLK STEAM
SHIP LINEss-FOR PHILADELPHIA TWICE
. A WEEK.-Until further notice the steamers OF
this line will leave Philadelphia every WEDNES-
DAY and SATURDAY, and Richmond every
TUESDAY and SATURDAY at Q O'Clock.
Freight taken at low rates for all paris OF New
dence, Boston, and New Orleans. Also, for Liver
pool and Antwerp pia Red Star anc American
steamship lines and bills OF lading signed through
Passage 10 Philadelphia, Including meals ane
stateroom, 80. W. p. PORTER, Agent,
au II s.Esssz, No. 1925 Dock street.
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RICHMOND, FRED'G Il POTOMAC Il. r. Co.,a
OFFICE GENERAL TICKKT AGENT,
RICHMOND. November 90. 1974.1
OF TRAINS. q.

L " ~ :
1880 A. NJ, BALTIMORE EXPRESS leaves
Broad.Street station fSundsyS ex-e
ceptedi. stops only ut Ashland, juno
ton, Milford, and Frederlcksbur6, Si0.s
Baltimore and Potomac railroad,
DUE in BALTIMORE l:1E r. a. iFt
2:s5 P. NJ, DAY NAIL leaves Byrd.stree. 81.
TIE STEAMER KEYPoRT az
Quantico, with trains Of the Balti-a
more and Ohio railroad at their wharf
opposite AleEaudria-due ia Baltt~s
more At $50 p. M; AND ut Washing.
ton with the Baltimore and Potomac
railroad for Baltim more aud the North
and West.
Il:05 P. NJ, NIGHT NAIL leaves Byrd-stree
station Sundays excepted, connectin
ut Washington with the Baltimos0,
and Potomac and Baltimore and 0hl0i
GOO r, H., ACC0MMODATIoN TRAIN FOE.
Hanover Junction. leaves Broad. Streee
station Sundays excepted.
4:B0 A. n, NIGHT MAIL arrives at ByrdIbu66e
ts..seSs.5 station fMondays exceptedE
1870 p. NJ, DAY MAIL arrives nc Byrd-Sneet Sta
1880 P. NJ. RS Sh FIN EXPRESS arrives az.
Broad-Strset station fSundays except
s:s7A.M., AGCoMMoDATIoN TRAIN arrives
at Broad-Street station Sundays ex-
: cepted). 5is-S
+, TRI.WEEKLY FREIGHT LINE BETWEEN 4
RICHMOND AND BALTIMORE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-09
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CHOICE STYLES

JOHN LATOUCHE, MERCHANT TAILOR, 917
Main street, is making additions to his stock each
week, aud invites particular attention to bis new
styles Of goods, just opened. The Stock OF PASI
GOODS Is very large, and the best fit In the country
CUTTINGS, OvERCOATINGS. VEsTINGS,
for dress or business wear varied in color, quality
and weight; sold at small advance, and mase up
in the best manner. ue