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loinder OF Mr.. Johnson, on the Louisi
ana questioD, have caiit d attention to
an important principle in the political
government of the country, viz: The
right of the President to review his
own acts. The President recognizes
the necessity of having this subject
settled without delay. The views of
both johnson and O'Conor, published
in the Herald. have been carefully read
by the President. He does not agree
win johnson. that either Kellogg or
McEnery were elected, but eqnivocally
declares that the election in 1872 was q
mockery, and that his only motive in
recognizing Kellogg was to save 80
ciety in Louisiana from anarchy. He
does not consider either Kellogg or
McEnely the lawfully elected Governor
OF Louisiana. On Friday last, in con.
versation with Southern gentleman,
he intimated that this would be his
position in his next message to Con-
grees. and that he should ask that pro.
vision be made for free and fair cleo
ton at the earliest possible day, and
should give emphasis to what be had
already declared, that it was time for
the Republican parry to unload Loui.
siana.
New York. October 8.-The next
session of the Episcopal Church Con-
yention will be held in PhiladelpLia.
Or. Vinton, the President, congratu-
lated his hearers on the grand success
OF the congress.
Rev. Thos.<M. Eddy is dead.
Inc Tribune has sent corresponds
ent to Alabama to investigate the re-.
ports OF outrages on Republicans in
that State. His fret letter, dated
montgomery, October 5, is published
This morning. and contains the follow.
ing: - know nothing personally of
the condition of the disturbed Conn.
Ties. snail go to them in day or
sWo; out as far as have been able to
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nend, she rHhnitS 'fiaHu -thep-upBxftfun
self. The old silaf,s consented, and they
agreed to meet at church that evening for
the purpose OF getting married. '1<
/ The appointed hour found Mrs. A. at the
church: gate. and she was. somewhat dfsap-
pointed ut not seeing Mr.. s. in waiting Sd
she called bis name In low, musical tone; to
which s. responded In tone more faint than
musical. and came forth from bebiud the
gate. They then went into the presence Of
the clergyman, and after. discussing the i'm
portant step about to be undertaken, Mr.. s.
said: 81 think we had better not get mar
ricd. have not ms much money as she ex-
poets. and I'm afraid we would not live very
happy together Mrs. Il. nutigcd him, and
sid she did not love him for his riches
alone. The old man heshated. The cler-
gyman became impatient, and asked: nAre
You going to get married?" 81 think
That we might as we'll" said S., some
what coldly. 1t was evident he had wilted.
6 But YOU must say yes or no." said the cler-
syman. "pcrhaps it is good for U.s." S. re-
plied and with that the clergyman told them
to 60 home until they had fully made UP.
their minds. They went. Mrs. A. was
wonderfully vexcd. and later in the night
poor S. went around 10 beg her pardon.
When he entered the cottage he fell ON his
knees before her, and implorcd her forgive
ness, which she vouchsafed by sc1zlng
broom and making pass at his head with IL,
which demolished his hat. He took his
leave in hurry, and does not at all regret
having wilted.
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A WIDOWS WooISG.-[Scranton (Pa) Re
puJFcdul- Quite an interesting affair LOOK
mace at Dnnmore on Friday evening. which
has since been the theme of much CONVERSE
tiou among local lotteries OF @os>ip-Ioring
persons. A lady, whom we shall designate
as Mrs. A., and who has been twice married
and widowed, recently formed penchant
in her own mind for certain WHOEVER,
whom we shall call Mr.. S. Mr.. 5: was re-
ported wealthy-to the extent of about one
thousand doars--and having no one TO care
Tor him, Mrs. A. took pity on him, ana III
her loving sympathy thought she could per-
form no nobler mission than that OF ctrlng
for the old gentleman and his thousand dol
lars.
She sat knitting at her window on Friday
afternoon. turning these charitable thoughts
over in her mind, when suddenly she saw
Mr.. S. passing by. Thinking no tine like the
present for carrying her proposed plan into
effect, she raised the window and smilinsly
invited him into her cosy cottage. After q
few preliminary hens and haws-for lovers,
you know, are baShful-Alrs. A. began to
descant on the misfortune Of being alone in
the world, and SO forth. Her logic found a
ready response in the heart Of Mr.. S., and he
said it certainly was misfortune to be alone,
but he never realized the antidote for lonel!.
ness that the generous Mrs. A. had in view.
Ssaeiag that he was Ta:bcr sicT 10 comn.t.
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LETTER FROM A JERSEY RATE .TER.-[To
the Editor ofthc Sun. J. Sir,-Haying had my
attention drawn to an article in recent
No. of the Catholic World, in which
incidental reference to the rat as an article
Of food was made, and VI hich, without
strainiug its meaniug, might easily be con-
strucd rs deprccat!ng the use of it. was
somewhat surprised that writer's usually so
we'll informed upon general topics should
know so little Of the great changes which
have taken place in this country on the sub
jcct of diet. Not many years ago it would
hc difficult to find persons who would ac-
knowledge that they regarded frogs as
choice morceauX, which are now to be found
for sale in all the markets. In like manner
rats. which have long been looked upon with
disgust bv all manner Of people, now form
no inconSilcrable source OF revenue 10 thosc
who cater to the public taste.
1t would, perhaps. be difficult to assign
any reason other than that OF popular pre-
iudicc for not employing this animal us an
article of daily consumption; and II may
surprise many to know that there arc at pre-
sent restaurants in this city which make tnlS
Wand Il specially.
Having spent some years at the East
(chiefly in China, acquired taste Tor THIS
species of food; the flavor Of which l was
assured was, and found to be, superior to
that of any meat that could be procured.
Nay, | may safely affirm that not even the
finest porter-hou:e' when g done" to that
degree of perfection for which many of oui
restaurateurs are famous can equal that OF
rat when properly cooked.
At the present time, when any plan tha'
would tend TO increase our food-productlon
would be hailed with JOY by rich and poor
it is matter for regret that such an article
Of diet, which needs but to be oace used tC
be appreciated, should be neglected because
of ali unreasonable prejudice. RoDEss.
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LoNGTELLow's FIRST CoLT.- [LexinSton
(ky.) Press, 18th. Mr.. Thomas Montague
has what might be called a colt worthy OF
full mention. 1t is by LongfclloW, and
bolsts the honor Of being his first. a teau-
tiul rich brown, rcat-liubed and well made.
it is an able representative Of the racer from
which it springs. 1t is out Of MoScllc, by
A>tcroii. dam Lulu Horton, by imported
Albion. The bennington brand, white face
and hind leg, are clearly discernibie so, be-
You'd all doubt the owner, Mr.. Montague
may congratulate himself. He has fortune
in Longfeiow's first.
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OFFICE OF CLERK OF HOUSE OF DELEGATES,}
RICHMOND. January %, ST..

OFFICE OF CLERK OF HOUSE OF DELEGATES,)
RICHMOND, January %, j 71. :
DY AUTHORITY OF AN ACT OF AS
- SEMBLY approved April 2, 1873, 1t is law
ful tor the Circuit Court Judges OF this Common
wealth, until the times for holding the terms of
their courts shall be prescribed by law, to Tx the
time Tor holding such terms. The terms of the
Eighth Judicial Circuit have hcen fixed as follows:
Accomdc county.-Ma1 ch 1st, June lst, aud Octo-
Der LIST.
f3rthu,nptOn county.-March 18Th, June 9th,
and October 18TH.
Elizabeth city county-March Goth, June 18th,
and October goth.
Uuracick co,lnty.-March 9Th, June Goth, aud
October 9Th.
York counfv.-Aprll'1st, June 25th, and Noven-
Der 1st.
williamsburg and fumes city county-April
2Oth, july Sth, and November 20lh.
Charles City county.-Aprii 3Oth. July 17th, and
Soyeml.r 3Uth.
Nelo Ke1d county.--May 9th, July 22d. and De-
cembcr 9th. >. Bell. BlGG TER,
4, 3-2awlm Clerk House of Delegates
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OFFICIAL.
OFFICE CLERK House OF IELEGATES,l
u i n II..rN 2QIh. 1SIl.

OFFICE CLERK HOUSE OF IELEGATES,l
RICHMOND, VA, January 3Oth, 1874. )
DY AUTHORITY OF AN ACT OF
IS lawful for the Circuit Court Judges OF this
Commonwealth, until tho times for holding the
terms OF their respective courts shall be pre-
scrhcd by law, TO iix the time for holding such
terms. The terms Of the Fourth Circuit have been
fixed rs follows:
I'ittSylrunia. February 10Th, May 18th, and
September 10TH.
Huliiar.--fcbruary 25th, May 25Ih, and Sep
tcmlcr st.
Pdtrick.-March 18th, June 10Th, and octo-
btr 1St
Henry March goth, June 18Th, and October
9th.
Fru,htia.-April 1st, July 9th, and October
18Th.
DungHe-June Goth and November 20:h.
J. DELL BIGGER.
Clcik of House of Delegates Of Virginia.
in 81 2awlm
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H-r. Nh. iATAsE AND THE SOUTHERN
'E.&cHNAN.--Ih The case of Rev. Mir. Latane,
"' '"r ElH>"tia! Church of Virginia. whose
recent f">t@!,@tiOn OF the ministry of that
'a@lth IL teen mentioned in these columns,
!, u" >llf,'." Of several editorials in the last
>"."''u '.HrehmH7s. The organ Of the Epis-
'"!H ,hirE of virginia. TIE Chmchma.
!A%,~"r> IL !a'l Mr. Latane's letter Of rcsig-
'i..'n !" bishop Johns. and discusses the
''''''> VII Il IL gives for the step. These
'r'-.'a~ are, = has been already stated, the
.N'."A ~ u" Church into what are called
'.-" ."d l'"-church parties; the language
''.. ,1a!"--hock upon Tie subject of rrgcll.
'''. 'Hi j" baptism and the Lord, supper.
.'''" 80 i Priesthood; the impus>ibiitv, is he
,"-'.'', II. q! 'lmuging the pravcr.hook in
--'>' respects: aud the refusal OF The EpiS-
''."' ,LC!rI 10 acknowledge The va
'H' u ordination in other Protestant
".'at>. Nr. Latanr, rs has been al
.''H! >ln, eHdo.scS the tummin. move
menu, hl'f Waits 20 conncct himself formally
""A Il UNI. hc secs what thu Church in Vir
-'ht' ana ;"r Church in West Nirrinia fboth
"'''' axe called Iu%. ciurchI do in the mat
'i. / hc .>onN,rn CEurchuua. while cor.
''"'ii. 10" ia,nt, alId virtues of Mr.. Latarc.
,.N't'S AL bis propositions. hu, ii the same
me declares Lat il tie Episcopal General
''N'rniion, which meets in October next.
''"'' hoihlng 40 put al end at once and for
80. .,1 10 The scandal of rituali>m, then it
80" Le Tune 10 take Il stand which is dc.
,uu'and which no one can possibly misun-
' u,!>t'id" Under the iEpiscopu cnnons it
-'iu'tcs six months before Mr.. Latane's
's'sh1'ion takes effect, and the Church
","n Sass he connects Himself with
' ~ o.i'ef cccc .ia>lica body the bishop Of the
"''cc'e intends 10 the mean time 10 con-
'i'',,, MIN 4 clergyman of the Episcopal
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TH. Na.r,n GrIlDEATloS.-At n meeting
81 -" Bri,l~A settlers. held II Bun kcyil!e
.. "Wednesday. January %, 1874, (Altr"d
>'o.,r> ~ III" chair Dir. st. Andrew re-
lot'"i u. -Ic>> oi tbc celebration move
ia.a, ~ Richmond ard elsewhere.
g.. m"'iu 7 Mr.. -. Buchanan, seconded
j., .p.uH John Mexican. it was !c>olved-
" Ita; TIE LIBERATION Of Queen Victories
.~&i4y. I"raiM. Is il sill 10 brin" the
British -v,.,r,. together. and 10 unite their
testimony a. t4lo: Of colonization, deserves
~ n' maj" matter q personal effort on tie
.@,l uj .ycry settler.
That irs B.!!;>h Committee of Rich
.Dns.I uic r,.',ted 10 putllc thanks for mi
hating Il !u"N.lacnt 50 likely 10 Secure large
.B .agJr',E. benefits to the State
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IT. he aprrehensions Of failure in
'c ice cropwhich were felt in the carly part
~ 'Ac winter appear TO have proved them.
SrNe, without foundation. A fair average
>,"pp'!, 80 far at least as our Atlantic sen.
.,'aid Is concerned, seems now certain; ard
mere Is still enough of the winter left to rem.
DER It not improbable that the supply will,
~, ~. ~ Gau>ualy plentiful one.-Nclr York
IfHcE. -.
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OFFICE OF ENGINEER AND SUPERIsTENDKNT,l
RICHMOND AND DANyILLE fAILRoAp 20, (
RICHMOND, VA. December z, 1875 }
oCUEDIILE OF TRAINS.

Train No. l-SoUTuKIN ExPRESs-leaves Rich.
mond st sos A. 81; arrives ut Burkeyille at S:O9
A. NJ arrives at Danvie at ! L. NJ, arrives NJ
Greensboro at $3.50 p. 81.
Train No 2-NEw ORLEANS AND nEW lORa
ExpREss-leaves Greensboro ut l:l6 T. MI ar
rives af Danyille at 3:52 p. NJ arrives al BurSe-
Vile at SO4 p. ", arrives 1t Richmond IL ll:uA
p. III. ,,..r,,,a
at 1:4S P. M; arrives at BurkeSfle ut 400 =. M
arrives at Danve IT 8:5S z. ii, arrives u Greens
0oro' at l $50 A. n. c..,,,,o, 40
No. 4-THROUGH MAL-leayes GREENSBORO az
215 A. NJ: arrives at Danville at 5.24 4. 81, ar
rves at Burkevie At 1886 A. NJ; arrives AZ hicn'
m0nd at 2:32 r. 81. ,..v.as
Richmond at 9:42 A. NJ: arrives At BurNshlu9s ~
1889 r. NJ: arrives At LynchourR At 44O Z. ~
. Train No. 6-BURKEyILLE ACCOMMODATING.
leaves Lyuchburg ut $50 p. ~, leaves baaAs'nH
at4:3S A. 81 arrives at Richmond ~ I.oo "A. "a.
Train No. 4 connects at Burkeyile Win Hauss
on me Atlantic mississippi and Ohio ranIoao ora
Lynchburg and the South. Pullman paisesGns 1919
run from Richmond 10 Charlotte, and from ShAS-
lo1te 70 Atanta and New Orleans without cnanse...
sain No. max IS close connection al Cbar1ats
Win VIZ, trains On The Atlanta and Richmond Alr-kino
TnaIiaoau Tor Atlanta, Montgomery, moh1te, He"
onninsans, ana all points South and southwest.
dnfough Tickets sold TO all points south ana souli
"es'' ana oaggage checked through. .,,,rr h
4o . Engineer aud Superintendent
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!rnrfcIioN oF FACTORY CHILpEES.--ii-
'ro", '. l.. January 2o.--Tne Legislative
'omHttrcua Manufactures to-day heard ar
-GE"I;> in,"Ein@ the bills recently intro
';,Drd for the protection of factory children.
!Ir Secretary q! The Chlldrcn'S Aid Society
o.. New I"rA stated that there were one hun.
G.'& thousand children employed in the fac
t'.'"~ in Nrw York aud its suburbs growing
ui';" l@nnrHe" VITO needed the protection
81 ~" >t't' - secure their education, and
sanitary !a"> or their health in the iacto-
ir-
.'ior hu&l-.: thousand unprotected white
1"Ari,E n New York, and the New York
>"i"i"r> tnaking speeches in favor Of allow
~. a".Fr", = I'll with white people in thea
tn,>"
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OFFICE OF CLERK OF HOUSE OF DELEGATES,
p,CIINoSD ,January 12 1871.

OFFICE OF CLERK OF HOUSE OF DELEGATES,l
RICHMOND, January IL. 1877.
DY AUTHORITY OF AN ACT OF
~ ASSEMBLY, approved April 2. 1878, II Is
lawful for The Circuit Court judges OF this Com
monwealth until the times for Folding the terms
oil their respective courts shall be prescribed 1y
law to fix the times for holding such terms. Inc
terms of the First circuit have been liked AS 1oi-
lows: r,.
CITY OF PORTSMOUTH january 9th ana July
18th. , ne, ,,.
Princess ANNE CoUNTY.-January 2oth. May
2tl and September 22u ,,,o,,
NhNSEM0SD COrNTi.-teDrllhr1 lst' siaS 1e'h'
Isle or WIGHT CoUNTY.-Februnry Sth, May
STnnY CoUSTY.-February 18Th, June 9TH, and
October 18th. ~ oc., ,r,a
SOrTuAMpToS coUNTY.-February 26th, June
18Th, and October Gath. 90, -,
NORFOLK CoUNTY.-March 9Th, June 23d, anu
November Sd. ,-,,z.,
j. BELL BlGG Err.
ia l3-2aw1mo Clerk OF House OF Delegates.
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OFFICE OF CLERK HOUSE OF DELEGATES
RICHMOND, January ID, 1879. }

RICHMOND, January I3I I6If.
DY AUTHORITY OF AN ACT OF AS
ID SEMBLY approved April I'd. SI3, It Is law
fnl for the Circuit Court Judges of this Common
wealth. until the times for holding the terms OF
their respective courts shall he prescribed by law,
tn ftx the fine for holding such terms. The terms
NJ the Second Circuit have been fixed as follows:
Notto,ouy county.-February lst, May lst' ana
October LIST. 90, A., o,,,
'A TbesteyGeid county.-February 18th, May 18th,
az" "'Df1,oiidie county-March 1st, June 9th, and
Brnnsaofck county.-Murch 10th, June 18th, and
Greamsrilfe cou,,ty-AIarch Goth, June Esd, and
Citg Of Petersburg May 25th and November
SUSSEX coaaty.-hTarch 25th, June 2sth, and De
cember 9th. prccup
Clerk nc House OF Delegates of Virginia.
n
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TB1HE CONTRACT heretofore existing BE-

V8YHE CONTRACT heretofore existing DC.
i tween the Richmond and petersburg , h9mT.T
ny which both roasss operated sogethes anoed
tie styIe of = The RICHMOND aud Weldon houas.
sss iissoyed on tae 3lst December, S73. by fnta-
fuai consent persons having ctuin,s against the
said :. Richrnond and Weldon kea!ss nni p'case
send them 10 tbs aadsr: gnsa ieT m1en
RICHMOND January l. 1874. ia A-A1E
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OFFICE OF CLERK OF HOUSE OF DELEGATES
RICHMOND, VA. January IA, 1874. :

OFFICE OF CLERK OF House OF DELEGATES,l
RICHMOND, VA. January II, 1874. )
DY AUTHORITY OF AN ACT OF AS.
- SEMBLY approved april I'd, 1878, It'll law
full for the Circuit Court Judges of this Common
wealth, until the times for holding the terms OF
their respective courts shall be prescribed by law,
to fix the time for holding such terms. The terms
of The Tenth Circuit have been fixed rs follows:
Hnnocer couaty.-March 1st, May goth, and No
vember 9Th.
TENDER 25lh.
Caroline county.-March Goth, May S0th, and
October 5th.
King George county-AIarch 30th, September
LIST. aud November LIST.
STAFFORD county.-April 9th, September 9th, and
October 27th.
W'estmoreland county.-April 18th, June Ii,
and October 10Th.
Richmond county.-April 18Th, June 9th, and
October 20lh.
Sp0tsylrunia countM-Apri 26th, September
eth and November l 7th. -
j. BELL BIGGER,
il I5-2tawlm Clerk Of House Of Delegates.
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AGA GSSnER

ASA SNYDER.
fate President Of Richmond ArehtsecsaIst noh
- Works and Stove CompaDy)
IMPORTER OF SCOTCH AND FURSACE
AGENT FOR CHARCOAL PlG-iRoss.
Office at yard, 1908, 101o, 10lo, and iolA
Cary street, Richmond. Va.
He viii buy and sell PIG-iRaNS on brokerage
lie Win buy and sell PIG-lRoNS on hts own ac-
'J He win act rs FURNACE AGENT for snch far
n,ces as will consi2n hina their MAKE he alSo IN.
yites consixnments OF SCRAP-lROS tor sac On
commission. :. 80 -
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\ POOR fomiIy in Green Bay had to mort
gage their six dogs last week to get barrel
Of flour.
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ARCHITECTURAL IROE-WORkS.
EOS. zoos, 1910, 10l2, AND 1014 CARY STREET,

ARCH lnSN-N oRhC.
Nos IONS lOl O, 1919, AND 1014 CARY STREET,
RICHMOND, VA.
ASA SNYDER e CO.. having purchased all the
patterns In the architectural department OF the
Richmond Architectural Irop-W orks and stove
company will continue the manufacture OF ikoS
FRONTS ut their new WORKS, located rs above.
Besides the large VARIETY Of patterns now IN stock
many of them are ciegtnt-they will estimates i9I
new designs as they may be suonitteo. 1hcil
manufactures will embrace ,,,.
IRON FRONTS OF all orders OF architcctnre,
VEHANDAHS, BALCONIES, hAJLiSGS,
WINDOW CAPS, SILLS, aud CaSISGS,
COLUMNS. CAPITALS. BASES,
(,ORNICE and BELT COURSES,
VAULTS and VAULT DOORS.
hREA-LIGHTS and SkI-LIG rs.
DRAIN PIPE, :. and 7. TRAPS, SINKS, &c.
GALVANIZED IRON WOkh. WY,
Our work In this department VIII epinrace LIZ
DOW HOODS, GORNICES. PARAEEI>, sIEE-
PLkS. PINNA ACHES, TURHErS. &C.. &c. -,
: This new material IN architecture has met Wild
marked yor from architects and builders IN Ell.
rome and the United States. The heavy, 0verhane.
ing coruices OF marble and granie on tue bui!ains
of the United States Government nave peeh uLs-
carded, and gal ,anized Iron substituted Us duEt
blitv protection against Dire, liGhtness, ana be.ny
adapt Ii to dwellings, alike with more mass i
structures Fire will follow the iraii OF Wooaen
r0rnices and In consequence tirc HhnerHrNefS uA''
crimInate IN favor Of galsanzsi IRON; ,uy
WARsER MOORE.
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RESTAURANTS.

ELEVENTH AND BANK STREETS.
offers to his friends and the public every scasonabe
article for the table and all the luxurics Of sea and
land and every latitude, from the lakes To the tro
pcs-all served his tables to order, and furnish
ed to parties and families.
His BAR is still supplied with the very best Ii.
QUORS and BREWED DRINKS.
His arrangements for OYSTERS are the best.
Such Oysters rs are served at his restaurant cannot
he found elsewhere.
Come, friends. and test my assertions. And TO
ull. the compliments Of the season.
dc "a LEl Ellie.
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,ss W g.s jog s - -

md a6-NhrSE SSJx---Yc%ZORx1-NE3
OFFICE RICHMOND ASD PETERsDCnal
RAILROAD COMPANY.
IN AND AFTER JANUARY Isl, 1874,
The Mall TtAINs leave Richmond at sos A:
NJ ana r m; 5 retsrpip r. leave petersburg at
The 5 o 4. 81. NAIL TRAIN does not leave
RICHMOND on Mondays and the aSo e. s.S NJ MAIL
NORFOLK ACiOMMODATI6N TnAiN leaves
Richmond at $50 p. II. aud Petersburg at 1880
tached. leave Richmond for Petersburg at 8 A. III.
and L. NJ. daily, except sundays; 5etu5niRs' ea T
eE The NAIL inTf TRAINS will not stop between Rich
mond aud Petersburg except at Manchester ana
PaSsangers from Glover Hill viii leave at "a.
NJ, and returning leave Richmond ut L. ID. oali!.
eI AG TRaiSs leaving Petersburg wiz start from
the Washington-Street depot: - GANG -
CORBIN WARWICK, JR.,
ia % General Ticket and Freight AGENT:
CliESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
~ ROAD.-On and after January IL, 1874, the
passenger trains will run as follows:
FROM RICHMOND. ,.c
| MAI, TRAIN For GordonsvHe, Charlottes-
vile. Stauuron. White sulphur, Hinton. aud all In
tcrmpdiaie stations daily Except Sunday at $50
~ Thi train connects at tOr
Vile for Lvn.hbnrs, bristol, Knoxville, Chatta-
nooga. and the South.
| ACCOMMODATI0S.-Fo Gordonsvie and alt
intermediate stations daily Except Sunday ut 4:45
L. NJ. This train connect; at GordousTille for
Lynchburq.
EXPRESS-For Junction, GordOnsvlle, Char
lottesyille StauutOn Gosh, D. Covington. hite Sui
phur. Huntington, and all TIE stations between White
SULPHUR and Huntington daily texcep: Saturday
at S:45 p. NJ. This train connects at Gordonsville
Tor Alexandria, Washington. aHd the North, and ut
Huntington with steamers BostOna and Fleetwood
for Cincinnati and the West and Southwest.
| For through tickets, correct information. and
rates al oily ut A. W. CARRIERS, S26 Main street,
at office Ballard end y change Hotel, ard at the de-
not Oh CrOad Street near Seventeenth.
| p'' W. EDGAR yLIET,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent:
Al PERRY General Superintendent. ja III
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-01-31
DIssOLUTloNs 6 PARTNERSHIPS.

CO-PARTSERsHIP - ASA SNYDER
Y and WARNER MOORE have this day asso
cia,cd themselves together under The style OF Asa
SNYDLR e co. for the manufacture Of ARClII.
TECTURAL lRONWO OF every description.
ASA SNYDER,
WkRNER MOORE.
RICHMOND, VA, January /, 1874.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-01-31

d EMOVAL.-J. L. WHITAKER has
IL removed TO No. IL Fourteenth street, between
ilaiu AMI franklin, where he is prcna red to con-
tlnue SLATE, TIN. and GRAXkL.RO0Fl,SS !;
also, PLUMBING, GAS and STEA M-FiIilSG.
Thankful for past patronage, hope Tor !, con-
tinuance of the same. 4. j. Bowman Is WIN me.
Ia % 2w j. /. WHITAKER.
y EMOFALl REMOVAL Having re-
~ moved to the corner five doors above the old
stand | am prepared to offer increased induce
ments to purchasers of
FINE WATCHES, JEWELRY,
SiLEER GOODS, PLATED WARE.
.FNNt1 GOODS, &C. c. GENNET,
Ja slim corner Of Main and Tenth streets.