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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-06
RAILROAD LINES.
81 So D sZ z a EEIlss: - ss:iss.s:
OFFICE RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG !

OFFICE RICHMOND AND PETERsBURGl
RAILROAD COMPANY.
ON AND AFTER JANUARY 1sT, 1874,
~ trains on this road win run as follows:
i2ao P: II. and and 7:55 'P.I. 7. Il. 'e''e e'ef'0s 81
Richmond on Mondays. aud the 1865 p. NJ. MAIL
IEAIN AI reI does not Leave petsTsburg on Sundays
Re6mond at 1875 eSse
FKEIGHT TRAINS, With a passenger coach at.
and r. NJ. daily except sundays; returning, leave
Petersburg at 7:5o A. N. and 4:3o 2. nj. dlly
The MAIL TRAINS will not stop between Rich.
Chester. 'S'''' CIV
NJ, and returning leave Eichntond al Z. NJ. daily
AL TRAINS leaving Petersburg wIa start from
PULLMAN'S PALACg ,sLEEPiNG-CARs lr
attached to all the Nail Trains; i, ,r,,v -
| Jag General Ticket ard Freight Agent.
INHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
" ROkD.-On and after January IL, 1874, ts
| passenger trains viii run as follows:
| NAIL TRAiS.-Fur Gordousrille, Charlottes'
Vile. StaurIOn. White sulphur. Hinton. aud all In
termedate stations daily except Sunday at S:3(
a. NJ. This train connects at Gordonsvillc fo
dria, Washington and the North, and at Charlottes
Vile for Lymchburg, Bristol, Knoxville, Cilatta-
| nooga. and the South. :.
| ACCOMMODATION.-Fo Gord0nsvlle and al
intermediate stations daily except Sunday At 4:4s
| =. NJ. This train connects Ut GOrdons7llie 70
| Lynchburg. - -
| EXPRESS.-For junction. GordonsviIle. Char
! ioHesve, Staunton, Goshen, Covinstcn. White Sui
phur, Huntington and all Tie stations between hit
Sulphur and Huntington daily Except Saturday
at 5:45 P. II. This train connects ct lordonsvill
| for Alexandra, Washington, aad the North, and a
Huntington with steamers Bostona and Fleetwood
| for Cincinnati and the West and Southwest.
For through tickets, correct information, an
| rates apply 1T A. w. Garbers, S2G Main stree
at Office Ballard and Ea change Hoei, aud at the de
| pot On Broad Street near Seventeenth.
EDGAR yLIET,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent.
/ A. ii. PERRY, General Superintendent j. 10
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WANTED TO BE HEARD FRoM.-If anybody has
ever used the thorough and scientific course OF
treatment recommended by the proprietor of DR..
SAGE's Catarrh Remedy for the cure Of catarrh and
has not been perfectly cured the proprietor DR. r.
V. P1EncEl would like to hear from that person ;
and by addressing him at the Worlds Dispensary,
Buffalo, N. Y, such person, If there be one, VIII
hear of something TO Ills or her advantage, as The
doctor Is In earnest when he offers 5000 reward Tor
a case of catarrh which he cannot cure, and Is per-
fecy able to pay 1t If he fails In single case, us
any one may ascertain upon inquiry. The thorough
course of treatment referred to and recommended
by Or. PIERCE consists In the use of DR.. SAGE's
Catarrh Remedy with DR.. PIERcE's Nasal
Doucbe, which Is the only means by which
the fluid can be carried high up and ap-
plied TO all parts of the nasal passages and
The chambers connected Herewith In which
ulcers exist and from which the discharge pro-
ceeds. In addition to this thorough application OF
the Remedy. which should a1wa! be used warm,
DIR. PIERcE's Golden Medical Discovery should be
taken earnestly as constitutional treatment without
which few cases can be cured, as the disease Is al
wnys constitutional and must be treated accord
ingly. This treatment has no unpleasant features
abont 1t, and has the advantage Of never driving
the disease 70 the lungs as there danger OF doing
by the use of strong, irritating snus or poisonous
solu tons.
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sj.'Iuj kED CAMBEIC at 81 and SI.20
:cr y7rG:
CIEr k'tpaud STRIPED NAISSOOK from 25
tH soc. pr .Ird:
,!Iltk Ana : ii:Ipf.D CAMBHTC.
HAIR EiiErhED aGd HAlE-tOhD CAMGlflC,
!N'it-I WILL Ln\HCLcTl,
,,AEMt.NT DIMITI,
,sN.Rlu and JACONET MUSi ms,
&AlN>uUh. aW lSS, ali AEI.E ETA ) MUSLlNS,
III LEVY BROTHERS..
go s,yl,s OF itAMBCEG kDuINGS and IN
SIETI%i,- fec
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Grand Total, 0,000 Gifts, all cash. $3.50 OOC
Whole tickets, So; half tickets, $2.5C. Clut
rates, eleven tickets for $50.
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TOR BALTIMORE. 55n,
PoWHATAN STEAMBOAT coMPAsY's
THRoUsH-FREIeHT
TRI wEEKLY2LIHE.
NO TRANSFER BETWEEN RICHMOND AND
BALTIMORE.
no DocKAGE cHARaED.
~
&saL,
no DooKAeE cHARaED.


steamers leave their new pier In the. Dock foot
OF TWenty-seeande street. every TUESDAY ana
THBRSDAY MORNINGS at 4 o'eloeks ana SATsi
JRDAYhFTERNOOE at = o'clock. .lsa i
Ereaght received un 70 o O'Clock r. Hss ma sASuss
% is slxned Is All posn.s ssf and ves.
and ra.es guaranteed O. low .. aaE esnCs ~:
Apply 20 ": !. e. .A.a 81 " -; III, ttnrA
Main streets. s.e q = Asa .... - -
SToRE FOR RENT I:,,,as m - !, o.,sr y -
Tyntfl aho.1t March LIST We Will eeu ~ ossS
HROAp-sTKAET sTs,RlE. sorass ea su.A'
paIsfE BOOTS, SaQEa, AND TRUNKS
- - .assoiiasac or. svaseasssky
dissa tinnisG oSr bsSsT stolv 1oary Sas
usshiny ta sngaen ..s re - "a ~
sfnre On Yery rnaAopabtc scsmR 80 y
ss loeaiioHHss oHHsssdGs q: s5aaa aaAEss isfssis BRgrMIx
ccrner Tsfsh md Brpad ard iS2A saasA - =
il a3-lm
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IL 4 FURTHER REDUCTION IN
iii. rEiEE OF TARPfTS.-We have marked
IL" prizes down ON several styles aud call special
~, tt.frit a. ~.
ALL-WOuI. INGRAM orTWO-PLG CARPETS
u ~rr. -! ward ~o!d al ~ last week
Di,i GGt! = reduced 20 per cent; .
Ear,uts IN EIh>, MATS, DlL-CL0TtlS, WIN
iuW-S!ItD!S, LAGE-CURThINS, and laces
lrg curtains, at LEVY REOTflEkS',
lul7 and 1919 Main street,
1T Richmond, Va.
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Une GrAnu Cash O,OOO
One Grand Cash Gift $4,000
One Grand Cash Gift t...................l l2,5oO
One Grand Cash Gift 10000
One Grand Cash Gift t.................... 5000
One Grand Cash Gift. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $500
"a Cash Gifts, $500 each. ............. 1880
SO Cash Gifts, $50 each ...........:... $4,000
so Cash Gifts, 900 each .. 10000
100 Cash Gifts, $50 each ...... $4,000
$50 Cash Gifts, 100 each h............ $4,000
500 Cash Gifts, so each............. 29,5OO
5000 Cash Gifts, each $4,000
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-06

DOOK AND JOB PRINTING NEATLY
ID DONE AT THIS OFFICE
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-. GENTLEMEN CAN FIND THE
--..,,VNEll and DICKENS LINEN COL
,f> al: ,5Oc. p.r luzrG worth $3.50:
pr nj ECllE COLLARS At soc. per cozch worth
rv1@lFEtIE CUTFS at 81 per dozen worth ~ !:
i;l.:s. LAht8'~-Wopi. SHIRTS IL f2 worth %
w..i i\D SHIFTS 81 15c. and upwar1S
- MHlhnhEEti Is III all qualities;
iIEt\ liAHDkEECIilEFSat s2.5o worth so'oo
ser '.uyyr: ,.,,
CT NfEl INIT 50: NJ III Al! quantities.
III, E>kI< GARMENTS,
g. i,rNE- .E a! k.HC,,
>i>VINptE>, ,,,, ,. h.,, ,,o
- '"'. -. LEVY BROTHERS,.
A.--.L.r .ca.!c.!an IN !hc !rice ot CAEttls:
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!, T.. pRlCE < co.
a7c s".!!uc great Bargains in many nice goods
lett over.
FlQUES, LINEN LAWNS,
FANCY CAMBRICS,
VICTORIA LAWNS,
STRIPED EC>LINS. LIGHT POPLINS.
A!,u FANCY STRIPED and CHECKED SILKS,
for ,prne and summer. al half value. ia 81
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RIcTTsfoyp, FEED'G & PoToMAc r. Il. Co.,l
GEsL TICKET & FREIGHT AGENTS OFFICE.
---E - RICHMOND, October 18th, lS7S.3
CCHEDJJLE-U OF TRAINS, s2.}.sts.
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PAplls are received my Time turing III.
sear. uhsi charged trnm ,iate III entrance
NJ deduction made inp partlal absence.
iiuitAa IN uasa II rrutra,ied Illness, NJ I'll
ntisHii
Communications IL md ftuM tLs Aentls.
stut nre 1ubMitiei 81 the inspection ot liz
aursriuress,
Enfh Pupil II required III LH,e pLnnura
niflasLlng sufiiflantiu srlnar II, nl slnps
itaails Hni rpaplsatahiy ,irssaal a1.n II /
innfls ~ iai.n nal,kInH. nc dressing.
pahH me battling TaNu inn hlaah nl.nus.
hnifa, Turk, hlisar Illite null teastnut, utt3I
iIliIts'ns,hh viii nAinr ln4tle1 III full
slrfaain4ras" furnished with ruinha hrusl
's.'ll ti'i tHli fefnshNA ANaIt rlr.
f.fl.i Musies puI i'nstaF. stump. are ii
IL niiifiniel III liz llfurilaAa M uAtrl.I.
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'n,lhe hul"3s etm NJ liuttfs ip irpuHii. il
VII il.t Institution, ~ lLai rufpns.
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enn1,rm n iha esl sbli.ked t..ltilir III lie
Institute sisaer NJ l'AJHIfi.,
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On tho very eve 1T the alturumtnl
Of Congress ii March l>-3 r.,nf...
r....l in MI, , rs.
- Nv ''' i".e - ="
TORY ~ tue salary grab law \ few
had such misplaced confidence il tn
President ~ IL suppose to would VII
tho bin thu, ilphpl FIRM ,lr ath,la
treasury nearl, y. ntn. nm. hut IL.
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tina, funr,,aMry wu. tcnutn,ia, 10
strong fer III ni.s,,t, Excitement
ran - high that uet ! IN a,'3rs H.
noanccd il ~ .tae unparalleled i,.I,.
~. Tie slsth rc.latlan II til -.
publican State tai,s.ntlaA III ~.
held July -. lA.3 .ail.
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ADDITIONALLY repealed,
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Also NJ smith u The Tllnes and i VIA
aa"P''d ~ committee ah'l convention.
without dissenting vote. What sIld
tue convention mcan all Tie lteei,'o
anucfsta',d y. ~ Immediate aal ~.
conditional .el''al y tn n.at i'aala'i
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a''llasl9s bearing lss,il, III Nr ptal,
50 publish below Ill drI,nsu A. given
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allldasH W. hive heard we'll mean.
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complete refn,a'ipn it the hiep.t,nuu
hi'iilasits. W. rrtsAtia, ever, nan
lias lale NJ his mini IN To INV lis
ballot -'lHll reai htnep ho mod nsi
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honest seeker after truth Nnfe liz.
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accounting FIR her mnnps y, giving
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whore attempts Il eanitOSeft til state.
npnt Ii lnn. tlsalai. mr. tls#ns H.
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manrl Il viii III Observed I'm, III,
ana sss Il lisp language usci Ii Hut
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asstuf.d As ~ lawful Han, nd At.
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sHgr 10 to lanis II II u. Pratt, tlpn
= l'Inrtit,na Atofuo, III Charles tit,
with Instructions II ialr tie proper
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CLOCKS.

which only need winding once a month.
Also large stock of eight day and thirty
hour clocks. All warranted TO give salts.
faction, none leaving our store with out be-
ing thoroughly overhauled and regulated,
at LOUIS DECHERT'S
Jewelry Store, Beck's Block, Market street.
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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-02-10

JUDGE CAMPBELL, OF Baltimore, has
coined rev word descriptive o! the
style OF government that has been insti-
tu.ed in the Southern States. He calls
it Dolocracy," and it is thus exr
p,ained by the Baltimore Gazette ::
Aristocracy is the government Of the
hest, in its old world, and classic sense /;
;heocracy, Of God; democracy, OF the
people; plutocracy,- for we are now on
the descending scale. OF wealth, and now
the policy of corrupt sectional MAORI
ty shows us what "Dolocracy" is-the
government o! fraud and scoundrelism
generally. 1t prevails in Louisiana and
South Carolina, and everywhere South,
except where, as in Virginia and
Georgia, the white race has dared
once more to assert its supremacy. AS
an echo to the dismal truth thus elo-
oueutly stated comes Senator CARrEN-
TER's fearful strain: "There is nothing
now to call forth from Republican lips
songs of joy; nothing to inspire one
note OF exultation. / never reflect on
the attitude OF the United States toward
the State of Louisiana without mingled
emotions of sorrow and shame" This
il "Dolocracy," and for this Radical
ism is responsible.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-02-10
COx's COMICAL CeNUNDRCM.

In the House of Representatives last
Thursday Mr.. Cox, of New York.
made one OF his wittiest speeches. and
for fifteen minutes kept the House in q
roar OF laughter. The members were
considering in committee ofthe whole
tue army appropriation bill. in which
was one item OF $4,000 for keeping
the clothing on hand from the ravsges
OF moths. Mr.. Cox moved 10 reduce
the amount to SOS, 900, and drew very
amusing parallel between the natural
history OF the moth and the modern
politician. In conclusion he pro-
pounded the following question which
may we'll challenge discussion in de-
batting societies at country school,
houses all over the land:
Suppose that, in the event OF the
success OF the bill of the honorable
gentleman from Pennsylvania Mr..
Kelley there was at once established
an iuterconvertibility between the three
slxty-fves which he proposes and the
na,ionalsbauk and greenback currency,
Tgreat laughter, and in the processes OF
contraction the tive.twenties would fall
to par and the greenbacks retire for the
uatioual.bank notes, in consequence OF
the extraordinary resumption OF our
irredeemable debt last September by
the Treasury, at FIVE dollars apiece in
silver quarters; and the imports should
at once fall off several millions, while
thus reciprocally affecting the export Of
peanuts from North Carolina, the hog
trade of Indiana, the hoop-pole trade o.
Ohio, and, indirectly, the clam
trade OF Cape Cod; and to
such an appreciable extent that
the German bankers. being in corres-
pondence with the bulls OF New York,
should, by sudden panic, create de-
msnd for the Saginaw copper dollar
notes of Ishpeming. Michigan, quoted
the other day by the gentleman from
PENNSYLVANIA, and then would ensue
rush OF Bears who had possessed them
selves OF their own currency and invest
ed it in three sixty-fves; and the cur.
repcy would then swell, and then
shrink, and thus produce an elasticity
that would move the crops, and induce
such speculation that in one OF the
evells We should burst and in one OF
it's shrinks we should collapse. would
it 30 affect the Ashantee war and the
expenses of Great Britain as to demon
alze the Saginaw Mining Company,
destroy the destructive Influences OF
the Lspidoptsra moth, and tnus stop an
appropriation for the Centennial OF
American Independence? [Great
laughter.