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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-23
OFFICE OF ENGINEER AND SUPERINTENDENT,
RICHMOND AND DATyu.LE RAILROAD Co.,
RICHMOND, Va, December z. 1873.

oFFICE OF ENGINEER AND SUPERINTENDENT,
RICHMOND AND DATvuLE RAILROAD Co, }
RICHMOND, Vi., December 2, 1873. }
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS. ...
Train No. l-SoUTHRRN EypnSss-leaves Rich.
mond ut sos A M. arrives ut Burxeyille of 500
A. NJ, arrives at HanytHe at i p, NJ, arrives n;
GREENSBORO At $50 P. III.
>, rain No: NEW ORLEANS AND NEW YoRB
t.xFRESS-leayes Greensboro 1T l:l5 P. M: ar.
rives ut DanyllIe at 3.S2 r. NJ arrives at Burke.
p. III. " o~
Train No. 3-THRouen MAu-leaves Richmond
AT :4o 7. d.; arrives ut Bufkerille at 1855 P. A.,
arrives arr S, at DanTile # arrives st Green's
no. 4.rHRouGH MAn.-laves Greensboro at
II A. NJ; arrives ut Dlnfvijs ut 5:2i A. a., mr..
r1ves at Burkeyte III 1856 A. NJ; arrives ut Rich.
m0nd at 2:32 p. NJ. -
Train No. 5-LYNCHBURG PAssENGER-leaye.
Rlchmnnd at 9:42 A. n :: arrives ut Burseville III
iS:3s r; a.; arrives at Lynchburg at 4:40 P. d..
Train NO. 6-BURKEfnLE Accommodations
leaves Lynchburg at Gao p. ", leaves RmrkgyiIlt
at 4:35 A. u. arrives 1T Richmond at 1903 A. III
Train No. connects at Burkevillc with trains
on thu Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio railroad from
Lynchburg and the South. Pullman palacc-cars
run from Richmond 10 Charlotte, and from Char.
lotte to A tlanta and New Orleans without change.
Train No. makes close connection at Charlotte
with trains on the Atlanta and Richmond AIRLINE
railroad for Atlanta, Montgomery, Mobile, New
Orleans, and all points South and Southwest.
Through tickets sold to all points south anG south
"'''' A.N 'A7'9' T. Id. r. TALCoTT,
de 9 Engineer and Superintendent.
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[For the Dispatcb.1
Large Virginia HOGS.

W. 3. Beach, Of Prince Edward, wants to
publish to the world the weight OF two hogs
killed by him: One hog, two years and
half old, weighed, net, $500 pounds by patent
balances. The head of this one weighed 60
pounds. Another, about eighteen months
Old, weighed 30S pounds. Now, if any OF
your Dispatch correspondents, from any
other quarter, can beat this, we poor people
of poor Prince Edward would like to hear
from them.
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HoBBs's, February l8, IS

z.33a5E.st HoBBs's, February IL, 1914.
" Editors of the Dispatch, AS your paper
has a large ell collation. among the country
people will you permit me to call attention
to proposition now agitated among the
farmers to, hold convention In Rich
mond about the 10Th of May. And we would
suggest the cooperation OF. the president Of
the Agricultural Society, Tne writer OF this
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INFORM lNTxREsT.-f the Federal Gov
q" "'lehl mas the exclusive power to make
money and define its weight and denom;na.
!'on, why bias il not the right to regulate its
interest throughout the country We ask
merely for Information, and should like for
our contemporary the Richmond Who 10
xsa>"er The inquiry, as We saw it disputed in
s,1t journal the other day.-Petersburq
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THE ELECTION AND THE CENTENNIAL.-Un.
less we miss our guess, Philadelphia will find
it 80 to her cost. For one thing it cannot
fail TO REACT disastrously upon the fortunes
of her cherished centennial project.-Spring'
field Republican (Ind).
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TELEdEARHIr COMMUNICATIONS Wfru JAfA /,
RhftBpurs hips are,soundips che paetfi I'll
9 cable rouE from San francisco 10 JapTn
Che enterprise Of the European and Oriental
managers has q. length, by completing cons
nections, brought Tint COUNTRY in telegrspbic
communication With us cid the Aflsntic
cable. Dispatches by the Atlantic cable raw
Include kilograms from Yeddo md Nagasaasi.
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IA 5-eod& wtMh10

SIMMON,S HEPATIC COMPOUND,
- Oh LlVER-CURF.-We have arranged with
Messrs. WOOD & SONS to sell our SlMaON'S
HEPATIC COMPOUND, which is giving such uni
yersai satisfaction wherever Introduced. All de
Engagements or the liver, skin. and bowels are re-
lieyed by this article as If by magic. Address AL
orders TO our wholesale agents bIessrs. WOOD 4
SONS, who Will supply the trade at our regular
rates. T.. l.. KING & SOSS, fIopsietoss,
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ACENrEkAssAs; IN ADRsTsruTE CcaDrr1oN-
Fannie Burfey tcoloredb aged i0G years, liv-
Ing at No. 40 Plum street. She Chains to
have seen Washington, as she. H7ed near
orange Courthouse, Va, when be mustered
his troops there.-iR Louis Democrat, 18Th.
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More from Louisa.

LOUISA COURTHOUSE, February 20.
Several farmers of this county returned
from Richmond this morning by the IL
O'Clock train. They went down to sell their
tobacco, and seem pleased with the price.
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isAaGe0AB a.ENsa.
OFFICE RIcfiMo.n AND PrrrnsnUHaT

Il - A
Il - ItAuRoAD CoNrANY.
i0N AND AFTER JANUARY 1sr. 1874
MAZE e. TR M 1gss Y saR 3 fSlss
M: and 2 ~ ~: returning leave ai'etersburg q;
a Es ss "a Al a o. asi nd ne nss
sTRAIN decs not leave PetesssEss en sanlsays =,
jRE1eHr TRAINS, With passenger coach al.
@ M a Sn essrs
Pessgsb9rg as 7:se A. III. and $50 p. a. DAILY
et Ths NATL ianIa TEAMS VIM no: stop between h
mond and Petersburg except as Ma,enssser nt
Passengers from Glover I'm win lesse e rs
'e REI Ss1s iep.ng pe,r,yhurs viii
PGLLsTzN's PAIAeg sLRsplNe-cAas an
attached 70 all tire MaLsI'rains - q.5s
haa eens S9s 4ss,t% "a y..tSs;. yn,
NHEsAPEAKE AND OHIO Rail-
passenger trains win run follows:
FROM RICHMOND.
MAIL TRAN.-For Gord6nsviis, Cbariottes.
vile, Staunron. White Sulphur. Hinton, and all In
"a. 81. This train connects u Goras,nsviiie for
Orange, Culpepe7,- Warrent0n, Manassas. Alexan-
STa, Washington and the North, and az Chariottes-
7ule for LynchbsTg, Bristol, Knoxville, Chatta-
nooga. and the Soi,th.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Gordbnspssle and all
edate stations daily texCsprShndayi 4:45
Lynchburg.
EXPRESS.-For junction. Gordousvf}1e, Char
lSttesyi Slaunton Goshen. Coytngton, White Sui
phnr, Huntingdon, andall NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. te
sGfphnr and HMntington daily texcepG Saturday.
at $40 +. al. This zain connects at Huntington
with steamers Bostona and Fleetwood for Cncfn-
natl and the West and Southwest.
Eer through tlckets, correct Information. and
rases; apply at A. w. CAREERS, SIS Main street, |
al s1oe Ballard end Exchange Hotel, az the de-
pot ON Broad street near Seventeenth
EDGAR VLTET, |
General Passenger and Ticket Agent.
Ali PERRY, GenerI Su perintendent- h1O
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OFFICIAL.

OFFICE OF CLERK HOUSE OF DELRGATES,l
RICHMOND, February II, 1874.
DY AUTHORITY OF an ACT OF AS
ID SEafBLY approved A.riI I'd, 1873, It is law
full for the Circuit Court in les Of this Common.
wealth, until the times for holding the terms OF
their respective courts shall be prescriDea ny INV
to fix the time Tor holding SIch terms inc terms
of the Firth Circuit have leon fixed as follows:
Craig county.-Fcbru.ry 2lst, June 21st, ant
y tober Gath.
Botetourt.-March 1st July 1st, and November
4th.
Reanoke.-March 10Th, July 10th, ard Novem-
Der 1SIhs
FNyd-March 30ih, July 30th, and December
cernher 9th. '-'.s
glles.-April 9th, August Oath, and December
Zoth. J. BELL BIGGER,
fe 1S-2taw1m '~o"o~ v -
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RICHMOND, FKED'G & POTOMAC r. r. Coal
GENL TICKET & FREIGHT AGENTS OFFICE,
RICHMOND. October 18th, 1851
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.

ACHEUULE OF 1Nn11'o'
RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND POT0
MAC RAILROAD,
UP DAY MAIL leaves Byri-sireet station al
SPIN.
UP NIGHT MAIL leaves Byrd-street station u,
IL l.. VI. Except On Sundays.)
UP ACCOMMODATION leaves Broad-street sta.
tlGn al p. II. Except Sundiys.J
DOWN DAY MAIL arrives 1T Byrd-street sta
ton at lao +. VI.
DOWN NIGHT MAIL arrives at 5yrd-street sia-
ton at 1850 A. NJ. Except on MondaysJ
DOWN ACCOMMODATION TRAIN arrives u
Broad-street station at S37 a. ii. Except on sun
days.
FREIGHT TRAINS leave Broad-slreet station
on Mondays, Wednesdays. aud Fridays at 7;25
A. NJ, connecting ut Qunntico with the Alexandria
and Fredericksburg railway. Returning, arrive
at Broad-street station Tuesdays Thursdays, ane
Saturdays ut z. NJ.
By order OF General Superintendent.
j. B.GF STRY,
ocl3 General Ticket and Freight Agent.
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pRIME CHEWING TOBaCCO.-Abead
- OF Al. or Wilson's Fig Twist.sO kegs OF the
9sa los' the last be eyer made Loslers Strawberry
, ms.. snIes years OLD PAGES Dianora, ChiIdrey g
Rosebud; Eilyson's AS; all Oil and:prime Tobac.'
co-soMe three years old. I make Tobacco n
speciality, have large stock and. sell nt factory
prices. I,DiIIS 7 RG.SSI n ~, .tSsoiy
feS 1A1 o. Ha'n 49,.
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.,,.... committee Oh Commerce nave
g.. ,,,.,r, :avr;ahly upon the OH.
$500 ~ -,'..rrrd some days ago. to crect
VA N ','.,..s,;rr stations OH the Atlantic
.t ','..1 '''' "a, riyc, four additional lite
,'a'.' '''' ,',a raa.. al Virginia, to be To-
& a ,,>>5>!ar'c vim FLc"mn .'a nrn,or
.-.,'. ! Clubhouse iioard i'er me proper
To ,l,A have been made.
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OFFICE CLERK House oS IELE9ArES,l
RICHMOND. VA, January 30tli, 1871
DY AUTHORITY OF AN ACT OF,
Is lawful for the Circuit ConY: Judges OF this
Commonwealth, until the times for hslding the
terms OF their respective courts shall De pre-
srriDed bv law, to hX the time for holding 5uca
terms The terms OF the Fourth Circuit have been
fixed as follows:
Pittsytrania l5ssr NAY 18TH, AUD
EaIitas.-pebruary 25th, May 2atb, and Sep
temier 1st- ~.
Henru-Msrch goth, June f5.b, aud October
Erank,fn.-April LIST, July 5th, and October
ASH. s-
J. BELL Bi6GER,T
CIe,k Of House Of Delegates Of Virsinia
a31-2aw1m
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
MlLIER'S
COMPOUND SYRUP OF HQREunUND

M1LIEh'S
CoMPoUSD SYRUP OF HQREunUND,
COUGHS.
COLDS,
HOARSESEss,
TICKLING IN THE THROAT, &C.
Il have used "Mnlcr's Compound syrup of
Horehound' rs 4 remedy for coughs colds, and
hoarseness and 1t has never failed to produce the
most beneficial results. cordially recommend lis
Use TO any who are suffering from these troubles.
"A. j. FORD,n
Proprietor Fo-d's Hotel, Richmond VA.
"LYSCIIBURG, January %. S74.
IL do not hesitate to pronounce 1t the best pre-
parton for coughs, and particularly for the tickling
cough, so common and annoying, that have ever
used or known OF. GEORGE II. RUCKER."
For sale by all druggists and country merchants,
u! csc. and soc. per bottle
PURCELL, LADD & CO..
fe 10 Wholesale agents.
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is bequeathiug to postcrty one Of its greatest bl
srgs-sound lungs and Immunity from consun
ton.
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W RRAcc Master TRANSFORMATION. no
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Correspondence of the Richmond D!spatch.J
THE "wEST AUGUSTA GUARDS - PORTRAITS
OF THOMAS J. NICHE AND COLONEL JOHN D..
BALDwIS-AUCH EXCITEMENT IL THE CITY
COUNCIL OVER THE PROPOSITION OF THE
VALLEY RAILROAD COMPANY FOR A DEPOT
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GENERAL NEWS.

The Directors of the Valley Railroad,
part of which is now the Ohio River
Railroad, have secured loan OF So
O0O, 900 for the completion and equip.
ment of this road, and the work VIII
be begun at once.
Treasurer Spirner has revoked his
order for the rejection of notes OF the
Second National Bank of Lawrence,
Kansas, presented at the Redemption
Agency, an explanation of the cause
OF their delay having been made by
the officers of the bank.
The deficiencies in the construction
of the Union and Central Pacific Rail
roads having, according to the Com
missioner who recently examined the
roads, been supplied, the President
has directed the revocation OF the or
der Withholding the patents for their
land grants. which will, therefore, he
released to the roads.
A meeting of the longshoremen OF
New York, Brooklyn, Jersey City and
| Hoboken, now on q strike was held
last evening. Resolutions were adop-
ted pledglng the members OF the socie,
ty not TO work at reduced rates, and
declaring that any one doing so should
be expelled. Measures were also Ia
ken for the defence of the longshore,
men arrested by the police, and
| the conviction was also expressed
that the strike would probably end
| this week.
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THE WATER WITCH FAIR.-The ar

THE WATER WITCH FAIR.-The an
nual fair of the Water Witch 8. F.. E:
Company will commence in the Hall OF
the Wilmington Institute on Tuesday
evening. November Gath instant, and
continue two weeks. AS usual, great
preparations are being made for this
fair, and a large number OF useful and
fancy articles will bo disposed of by
chance and by sale. Among variety OF
other things we notice q very handsome
bronze clock. in glass vase, and beau
tiful ladies' gold watch, which are on
exhibition at W. M. Hollis jewelry store,
No. sol Market street. They attract
much attention. In the lower window
of Adams & Bros store, No: SOC Mar
ket street, is large and handsome doll,
standing on gilt globe. and beautifully
arrayed to represent the Goddess Of Lib
erty. To her left stands .'the BRIDE" an
exquisite doll. charmingly arrayed in
bridal costume. These attractions are
daily viewed by numbers of people
They will be CHANGED off at the fair.
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STRAY WAITS.

Joseph H. Taylor's trial will cornCence
on Friday morning.
There were forty-seven dodgers at the
City Hall cells last night.
Aid, Central and Germania No. 2 Loan
Associations meet this evening.
Don't forget the Hibernicon ut the
Institute Hall on Friday and Saturday
evenings.
Frank, at I'll Market street, still con-
tinues to sell French and domestic cor
sets Mt low rates.
George Hardy, the lad who was injur.
ed on Monday last by Simon Washing
ton, O negro, is slowly recovering.
A runaway horse created an excite
ment on Market street about noon to-
day. No damage was done except som'
slight injuries to the carriage.
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This morning butter sold at 40, 90
and SIS cents per pound; roll, 3e to 40
do; eggs 80 and So per doz.; chickens,
60 and 81 20 per pair; ducks 81 % and
So 90 do; turkies 30 cents perpound, or
So 90 and So so each apples, 8 and 10
per half, or rs 81 per bushels; pears, y
and 25 do; potatoes, white, 10 and w
do, or 81 90 and 81 10per bushel; sweet
potatoes, Is and 90 per half peck; to-
matoes, cents do; corn, 80 and 30 per
bushel; cabbage, 2 and 5 per head; on
ions, 25 per string:
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SINKING OF A CANAL BoAT.-On Satur-
day. about midnight, a canal boat loaded
With corn, on her way from Baltimore to
New York, sprung leak in the deep cut
of the Chesapeake and Delaware canal,
about five miles from st. Georges lock.
In consequence of this tho steamer
Whildin, from Philadelphia, and the
steamer Josephine Thompson, from New
York, which should have arrived at Bal
timore ON Sunday had not arrived late
last night. Efforts are being made to
remove the obstruction, and the steam
ers, it is expected, will beable to pass to
day.
The daily gazette., 1874-11-18

SEVERELY INJURED.-Samuel Rodgers,
brakeman on the Delaware Railroad
met with severe accident, Monday at.
ternoon. OH the railroad near Pine street
He was engaged in switching freight ears
and accidentally slipped upon an adjoin.
ing track just as engine No. 81 came along
The engine STRUCK him on the hip, knock
ing him against the other track witt
great violence. His head was cut, and he
received an ugly cash under the right
eye, besides various severe bruises. His
injuries, however, are not dangerous
though his escape from death was very
narrow
The daily gazette., 1874-11-18

CHESAPEAKE AND DELAWARE CANAL
-OBsTRUcTIoN REMovED-Saturday,
about midnight, Il large coal barge
loaded with corn, on the way from
Baltimore to New York, struck some
obstruction in one of the locks of the
Chesapeake and Delaware Canal, and
had proceeded some distance after
wards before it was found that any
injury had been received When
near Summit Bridge the barge sank,
but as there was but little difference
between its draft and the depth of the
water her decks remained above the
surface. The point of sinking is called
the deep cut, and is SO narrow that
only one vessel can pass through at
time. The bottom is of kind OF
lquicksand, and has been continually
lowering in spite of the efforts made
to obviate that result by widening the
passage. AS the sunken barge COM
pletely blocked all passage, the boats
of the New York, Philadelphia and
Baltimore transportation line were de-
tanned over two days. The steamers
wv. Whildin and J. s. Shrivcr, from
Philadelphia, and the steamers Joseph
inc Thompson, Nineland and +. w
Bruno, and the barge lanthe, from
New York, were detained on ono
side, while the steamers II. l.. Cav
and Florance Franklin, hence fol
Philadelphia, and two steamers fol-
New York, were stopped on the cthel
side. The barge was lightened by
carrying off the corn in baskets, &c.
and Yesterday. at 2 u. NJ. with tn,
assistance of tho vessels detained tn,
barge was towed below. The steamer
wv. Whildin, 8. j. Shiver and j
Thompson arrived at Baltimore afte
10 o'clock last night.
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Texas Gift Concert Association.

Again we call the attention of our
readers to this Association. Endorsed
as it is by the most prominent citizens
of Denison, Texas, We. have no hesitan-
cy il recommending the opportunity to
our citizens for an investment that may
be to their interest. The local agent OF
the Association informs us that tho tick
cts are selling rapidly in all States Of the
Union. One dollar may secure you a
cash prize, homestead or business
house in one OF the most prosperous and
entcrprising towns in Northern Texas.
The daily gazette., 1874-11-18
SECOND EDITION
AnaaG se31lentS.
THE RAyEL GYMNASIUM BENEFIT AT
THE GRAND OPERA HOUSE.

THE RAvEL GYMNASIUM BENEFIT AT
THE GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
The Ravel Gymnasium Benefit, at
the Grand Opera House, last night,
was, we are happy to state, complete
success, and resulted in bringing out
our home talent in the most favorable
light before the public. The house
was we'll filled.
The entertainment opened with a
pleasing little comedy, "The Wife's
Stratagem," by Messrs. A. II. Klett,
A. j. Springer and Z. G. Alexander,
and Miss Pauline Watson, Miss Estella
Gavctt and Mrs. L. J. Germon, the Ia
dies being from Philadelphia theatres.
The comedy was well performed and
received vigorous applause.
Johnny Dooley, the favorite "Afri-
can Orator." delivered himself of
side-splitting ''piece" AS an Ethio-
plan comedian Dooley has not his
equal Off the professional siege.
Messrs. Willard and Cresse, and the
Horner Brothers appeared in their
daring and graceful evolutions on the
horizontal bar, which were greatly
admired.
William Rawnsley followed with an
Exquisite guitar solo, which was twice
IencOred.
Amid great applause, Searlcs and
IBeggs came on the stage and COM
lmenc:d their silver statue and combat
clog. Their dancing was superb, and
the audience testified their apprecia
ton of encoring them three times,
/, while several handsome Eoquets were
thrown upon the stage. Searles and
. Bcggs are now without doubt, the
equals of any clog dancers in the coun
= try.
, Five Minutes in Germany" were
! given by Johnny Ford, a clever Gec
E man comedian.
IStrikc," was then well performed by
. Dooley, G. Oliver, G. Monck. 1t wa
e q very laughable affair, and was wei
y acted.
IL A. Riley then came out in his Non
S pareil Jig. His step was faultless, hi
time perfect, and his action eztremel.
graceful. He was twice encored
and received also, very handsom
boquet.
II. Conner delighted the audienc
with his banjo and negro songs AM
Twas rewarded with two encorcs.
The Horner Brothers appeared j
their hat spinning act, and gave
good performance, their dexterity an
comic actions being very loudly al
/ lplauded.
\ Willard and Crosse, in their DARN
! double trapeZe act, fairly terrified I'll
. 'tnudience nv their fearless feats viii
i suspended in mid air. They wei
III greeted with applause unbounded.
II Searles and Beggs again appeared {
the "Monongahcla Twins" Song an
dance making a decided hit.
The performance closed with
laughable Ethiopian farce, Ne
Years Calls" which was very we
performed.
The whole affair was complete su
cess.
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