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letter from S1aIIElfOn.
SroCK.sALES-woop. TnIgr-wEA1

SUM SAl.ES- DOD' THIEF W EAI
CORRESPONDENCE of the kichinond Disoatch.l
STAU>TJS. February 10, 1875.
The stock.aars at the Augusta Fair
Grounds on yesterday were largely attended,
and quite large mum rcr of fat cattle and
other stock changed hands Il, very fair prices.
These moAtaiy SAFES are growing more aId
more popular, anu arc one of the good re.
suits OF the Granger movement in this
county. VIVA! was AT fr>t simple meeting
together of Il few Of the farmers and bust.
ness men Of this county tor the purpose of
Duyiug or exchanging stock OF one kind or
another has grown into Il great st1e-d day for
articles Of all kinds, aud Is attended by buy
er> and sellers Irom all the adjoining coun.
ties.
There was some little excitement and quite
4 Scrimmage at the dclo Of the Valley R1il-
road a little after dark last night. A negro
man, wishing to supply himself with fuel to
keep out the bitter cold, made raid upon
the weod-ple of the railroad company. He
was discovered by one Of the watchnen who
endeayored 10 arrest him, but be resisted, and
with such good purpose Is to soon cause the
Waterman to cry Justify for help. Another
railroad hand put in an appearance, but the
negro was IN Il fair way 10 put both Of them
hors du combat, when a third man arrived,
and by the united effort Of all three they sue
cecdcd in finally overpoweringa aud capturing
the would-uc thief and lodging him in Jall.
Tue negro resisted to the very last, and in
consequence WAS very badly beaten ABOUT the
head.
The weather still continues very cold. The
mercury was below zero again last night.
THIS morning the ground is covered with u
light fall OF snow, and it is still showing
slightly. MAX.
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Letter from DanytlEe.

TCorrespondeucc of the HI thu ond Dspatch.]
MEETING OF Tue SSERvATIvES-DELEG ATEs
TO Tue SENATORIAL CONVENTION APPOINTED.
DAsvlLLE, Va, February IS, 1875.
A very large meeting of toe Con
scrvatiyes was held this evening to ap-
point delegi'es to the Senatorial Con-
vcntiou, which meets, rs | have said, at Pitt.
sylyanla Courthouse on the 22d instant.
Mr.. j. A. Smith. the town superintendent,
presided. Mr., p. Bouldin, Captain Abner
Anderson, add Mr.. w. A. Watson, were ap-
poiDted secretaries. A motion of Captain
BERGMAN Green that six delegates be ap-
poiDtes, ana that the vote in appointing
them be counted by four tellers, was adopted.
Delegates were e.eced as follows: J. NJ.
Hutcbings, g. T. Pace, V. W. Jones, Elisha
Keen. Jr., F. b. Gravely, and }. Il. McCuly.
This ticket received the votes of about
two-thirds of those present i'll the meeting.
There Was some good-natured skrnishlng
on the part otstbe friends Of the several gen.
llemen whose names bad been mentioned 10
connection wi b the senatorsb,p, and short
speeches were nude by Captain Bergman
Green, Captain j. &. Luck, Mr.. j. ID. Black
well, Captain Daniel Coleman, Mr. r. g..
Pace, and Captain w. I. Clark upon matters
pertaining to the Convention and the canvass,
But the refrain OF all the speeches was that
the nominee Of the Convention must receive
the undivided and hearty support Of the
Conservatives OF the county. ALPHA.
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The National Banks.

The total number OF applications received
hy the Controller OF The Currency Tor the
organization Of new national banks since
The passage OF the act Of Janulry IA, 1915,
i f0rty-threc, With 4 capital of Il $4,000.
The applications for Increased capital stock
from existing orgauz.tions i 80, U9,200 ;
for circulation on cIpltal already paid up Is
s. go, SO. Total amount OF circulation re-
CURED 10 supply the baLhs proposed to be
organic Il, ard upon proposed Increased cap
ILil stock, Sl0,229, 600. Total amount Of CIR
cuItion issued since the passage of the act
Of JlLuary II tone" organizations and upon
increased capital stock, Sl.US0., 800. Total
amount Of lDgal-iender notes deposited un-
DIR section OF the act Ut June 20.
l-1i, Sll So ga. Total amount deposited
under the same provision since the pas
st2" al the act of january IA, 1919,
3 52S, 90, which amount of leSsl.tender
NOTES IA been deposited bt banks located
IN the following States New York, Sl.il4,.
VJO; New Jelser, SlSO,00O; Georgia. $50.
900; Missouri, Sil,5OJ; illinois, $500, 201;
Mchi@au. SsI 800; Wisconsin, S243, 600
Iowa, - $40; Mlunesotl, S450.000; Kan.
81, 80 900 Ncbru, hi, $40, 900. The amount
0t clIcuia'!on issued during the past month
bI, been enc fly 10 banks which were in'pro-
't'o OF uf@an'Zallon previous 10 the passage
o. the act OF Jaourry IA. 1873, and most OF
Tie banks that axe orXauZng deposit bonds
s"r considerably less amount than the
-hoUnt Of Their capital stock. The Con-
iio!lcr vii report 10 the Secretary OF the
treasury on The 1st of March next, and on
Inc ~ OF each succeeding mouth. the amount
ol Hddllional circulation issued. when eighty
per cent. Of that amount OF legal-lender notes
VIII bc redeemed 10 accordance With the
ACT Of J1nuary "A. 1873.
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REFORMED EPISCOPAL CHURCH.-Rev. Jane

REFORMED EPISCOPAL CHURCH.-Rev. James
A. Latare. late rector of st. Matthew's
church, Wheeling, w. Va, will arrive IN
Baltimore tomorrow and preach Sunday. IL
will be remembered that short time since
his letters to Bishop Johns. OF Virginia.
withdrawing from the Protestant Episcopal
Church, and declaring his adhesion TO the
Reformed Episcopal Church, were very
widely circulated, and created much interest
in the Church. Within the last two
weeks five clergymen of the Protest
ant Episcopal Church have united TO
the Reformed Episcopsl Church. These
are the Rev. Beniimin johnson, for many
years rector OF Christ church in Macon, Ga. ;
Rev. j. Howard Smith, ID. D., late rector Of
the Episcopal church in Knoxville, Tenn,
and who has become the rector Of the Re.
formed Episcopal church in Newark, N. j.;
Rev. William Brown, late assistant minister
OF ST. Lukc's church in Philadelphia: Rev.
G. II. Reddles, late rector of Grace church
at Mount Airy, near Philadelphia, and who
now becomes the rector of new Reformed
Episcopal church Just organized in Gernan-
towp; Rev. f. Ii. jenkins, OF Pembroke,
Dntario, Canada. Besides this intelligence
H. mav he slated that two new congregations
OF ,be Reformed Episcopal Cnurch have re-
gently been organized In Chicago, making IN
AL four churches of this Denomination IN
~. CT - !, usitt'tsto. Lei.41'.2t'.,, H."
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A Card from the Rev. MIR. LOchner.
[For the Dispatch

Messrs. Editors. My attention has been
called to u short paragraph which appeared
in YOUR issue Of the 1st instant, and which
YOU copied from a Brooklyn paper, bearing
the heading GA Church Sclndal." AS the
statements in the paragraph copied from the
Brooklyn paper were incorrect, therefore
beg YOU 10 give the following correction a
space in your valuable issue of to-day for the
true side of the story:
|. The Synod of which Rev. koerner is a
member, and which is called the " Eyaugeli.
cal Lutheran synod" OF Missouri, Ohio, and
other States, numbering AS ministers, with
GG2 COT gregatlons, is opposed 10 all secret
societies.
.. Whenever q minister OF this Synod re-
ceives call from Il congregation of which
more or less members bele3g to secret So
cetv he declares TO them, before accepting
the call, with all frankness and sincerity,
that lie is opposed to secret societies, and nc
ccptS the call with the condition that he Is
allowed to instruct his congregation in his
sermons as well is 10 private conversation on
this subject. This was stipulated in the writ
| ten vocation WHICH the congregation Of Rev.
| koerner handed to him three years ago.
| 3. Rev. koerner did not refuse to one
member of his congregation the Lords Sup.
per on account Of his being a member Of a
secret society, but had only conversation
With him on the subject, and subsequently
that member partook Of the Lords Supper.
4. In consequence Of this the church of.
ticerS in Il regular meeting passed the follow.
ing resolutions:
|, "If member Of this congregation de.
clases his intention to 60 to the Lords Sup.
per DO questions shall be asked about lodges
societies, associations" etc.
These resolutions were ratified in subse.
quent meeting Of the congregation, although
the pastor read D written protest against
these resolutions, of which the following
were the main points:
l. They are against scripture;
9. Against the doctrines of the Lutheran
Church, upon both OF which the congrega-
tion was founded;
8. Against the vocation handed to Rev.
koerner;
4. Against the pastors conscience.
This brought tle relation between pastor
and congregation to an end, the congresa-
ton declaring that the Rev. koerner
could not be tEcir pastor in future.
These short statements will show clearly
that this affair does not deserve 10 be styled
d" 4 Church Sandal"
LOUIS LoCHSER,
German Evar yeica Lutheran Pastor.
Richmond, Febr uary -, 1915.
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New York Items.

New YORK. February 19.-In the case of
the Government Us. George Hughes d Co.,
for $780, 900 gold for undervaluation of linen
and linen threat, verdict was to-day rem
dered for the defendants.
Mrs. Moulton was on the stand to-day.
Developments have an ugly look for Beecher.
It appears that Beecber made confident OF
Mrs. Moulton. All the details are exposed.
The New Haven Railroad Company haS
been mulcted in the full amount OF $4,000
worth of bonds stolen from passenger in
their ders; several years ago. The Supreme
Court gave verdict for the full amount.
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Railroad Accident,

PHILADELPHIA. February 19.-Train No
), east-bound from Columbus at 6:25 p. NJ.
yesterday, came in contact with broken
rail this morning at 9 O'Clock. pear Steuben-
vile. A special car with Vice-President
Mccullough and the general freight agent Of
the Pennsylvania company was thrown into
ditch and burned. Mr.. Mccullough had his
leg broken, and a number OF other persons
we're injured. Several of the cars were
burned. No lives were lost.
CINCINNATI, February 19.-The Strakosch
opera troupe lost all Of their baggage by the
Steubenville accident.
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Hfayti.

THE RECENT FIRE AT EXPERIMENTATION
THIRDS OF THE TOWN BURNED-SEvEN HUN
DRED FAMILIES HOMELESS, &C.
New YORK, February 19.-The steamer
Alps brings details Of the recent great IRE at
Port-au-Prince. The loss is estimated at
about 100000. The fire commenced at
104 O'Clock, and in short time it bad as.
sumed great magnitude. The houses burned
were principally of wood, and very dry. The
water was very scarce, and there were but
three small engines, with hose about garden.
size. Seven huBdred families are rendered
homeless. The fire was still burning when
the Aims left
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% -


The post-oilice at Mcyerhoeffer's Store
Rockingham county, Va. i, discontinued as
2ot needed. The paper. 70 to Cross Keys.
J'hh NJ. Mccartney Is appointed postmaster
1t hplri's Mili-, Craig county, Va, rice
te,ra, Il. Mccartney, resigned. Joseph k.
fra.&tt' Is appointed postmaster AZ John
sYn'a Springs, GoCcnlaod county, Va, c,re
JImcs r. E'opklug, resigned. The pos .-ofii Sc
II IiIwk 't>HtI'", Sussex county, Va, is re.
Established, "'tn George DiIltrd Us postmas.
t"r. n@n ,'o,t.0liirc Is c,t4blishrd at Pan
lncr Gap, Bath counte, Va, on the Cbesu-
Joke aud OHIO railroad bctwecn Goshen
b!ltgc and Cad,'S Tunnel. with W.aLeigb
V'4 - pVas.u"s.>. ais FL a1u.o e.sek, Lvsan
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The Railroad War.

BALTIMORE, February 19.-There are no
new developments in the railroad war at
this point to-day except the following reduc-
lions by the Baltimore and Ohio railroad in
passenger fares: From Baltimore TO Kansas
city, from s34 to 500; 10. Memphis, Tenn,
from s3425 to S262j; to Nashville, from
527.45 to S19.45; TO New Orleans, from
SAG to S3S to Omaha, from $50 to SIG: to
St. Joseph, Mo-, from s34 to SIG; to ST.
Paul, from S35 to S24. This has been
met by corresponding reduction by the
PENNSYLVANIA railroad. Tue rates for west
ern freight are nominal, shippers in many
cases naming the terms.
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-, rho President Of the united >'"'c'
-, s,,crtca-s Proclamation. 8.

whereas object, Of ,ot"rc,t to tnr ohl ,s'
,',H. r,nui,c that ,hc Senate should or con
>'a ',I -, T. o'clock on the 5;h day OF NJ rch
"a receive and &c. upon >ucn eomhu,
N'N ',,,,,, a nay he mSdc to 1t on The part OF
ID, vs. vs. therefore, |, Ulysses : Grant, ptes,,
~, If the TINTED safes. have cons'ucrcd
o. ,,c m, duty 70 issue this my procla'a'
i =" s,i,r,ny that An Extraordinary occ aston
' s.',,rr, the srna'e Of the United states to
.,H for the TIA, >1citon OF business III
the coptol, IN the city ct W'rn,%S S10St on M
,hc an dsv ol March next, l. ''1 ,,S, ~ 4.
,,,,n ON that day. Of "h'ch al WHO >"''' ~
,i,,, i'm, he entitled to act Is mr!h'''s u
,I.., l,,,!y are hcreh, required I" t"Ar no' ~
,,yrn under mr hand and the seal OF ,H'
,-,,;,,d >,l's>. At Washington. The i'th un'
- resruarv, IN the year OF our L2rn $50
,rt ct The independence OF the United state
- ,mrnc, the n,n.iy ninth.
81 AN L. :. GRANT.
re ,.r President HJ,ult2n Ft$h, sscfc
tory n' stltC.
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RICHMOND AND fkrkhshuks HAIL-t
ROAD COMPANY. !
JANUARY 1, 1875 trains

RICHMOND AND fkfkhnhuks HAIL-t
ROAD COMPANY.
COMMENCING JANUA 1, 1875 trains
~ on this roao will RIM ~ follows:
LEAvE RICHMOND SOUTH.
$50 A. NJ, THROUGH NAH. daily Except Sum
day.. connecting for al points south
7a5A.M., FR Fl: Il r TRAIN daily iexce pt Sun
day., with coach attached, Tor Peters-
burg and stations on the Southside
road, Lynchuurg, aud the West.
l:45 p H., THROUGH MAIL daily, connecting
for all points South and West. Pas.
sengers taking this train Will pak4
: Close connection xt Petersburg fes
Norfolk.
ZOO P, H., FREIGdT daily Except Scn'hyh
with ctiach attached.
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH.
200 A. NJ. FREIGHT TRAIN daily tsxcep&
Sunday with coacn atLlched.
1I.s5 A. NJ, THROUGH MAIL. daily, connecting
with Richmond, Frederick sburR and
Potomac railroad for all polnis KAN
500 p. n. Freight dsily except sundAyh
coach attached.
500 P. H., THROUGH NAIL daily except sun.
day) connecting with Kchmonds
Fredericksburg and Potomac ran soaa
for III pointa East and West. FuitYnn
Sleeper attached, runnlns DroGcS 20
Baltimore. Also making close con-
neciion with he Chesapeake and ohie
rairo Cd for the Virginia springs 2ed
points North and West.
The MAT, TRAINS VIII not stop between E.chs
pnond and Petersburg except ~ Chester.
Trains on the clover aili Win leass ChcGtss ~
$50 A. d. daily except snhoay.
ALI TRAINS leaving fetersourg viii start s'on
no 81 A. SHAW. Superintendent.
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BY TELEGRAPH
Latest News from Washington.
XLIEl. CONGRESS-Second Session.
WASHINGTON, February 10, 1915.

WASHINGTON, February 10, 1915.
SENATE.
The credentials Of Mr.. Cameron, United
States Senator from Wisconsin, and Mr.. Nc
Donald, United States Senator from Indiana,
were read and placed on file.
| Mr.. FLANAGAN presented concurrent reso-
lutions Of the Texas Legislature, asking
pensions for soldiers and sailors of the Next
can war.
A bill was introduced making West Point,
Va, q port Of entry.
There was q squabble over the order of
business. Mr.. LOGAN wants pensions. Mr..
EDHUEDs wants civil rights. and Mr.. SAR.
GENT hoped that Pinchback's case would
/ come up again. He said II involved peace
or war in Louisiana. He would sooner the
case should be decided wrong than not at al.
I Mr. HrTcHcocK said that when the Indian
appropriation bill was disposed of he would
call up the bill for the admission Of Colorado.
The Indian appropriation bill was taken
up, and the Senate is engaged 10 its consider
alton tonight.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTA-
| On motion of Mr.. HARRIS, Of Virgins, the
House inserted in bill providing for arti.
fetal limbs for pensioners a provision repeal
ing all the laws that prohibit the payment of
revolutionary or war Of 1912 pensions on
account of disloyalty.
The bill removing the political disabilities
of DR.. Charles II. Smith, of Richmond, Va,
was passed.
The House refused to go into Committee of
the Whole on the tariff bill, but went into
Committee on the Private Calendar. After
being in session some time the committee
arose without reporting single bill.
The army appropriation bill was then taken
up and passed.
Mr.. POLAND, of Vermont. from the select
committee on Arkansas affairs, reported a
resolution that it is not advisable that there
should be any interference with the govern
ment of that State, and he gave notice that
| he would call it up for consideration next
week.
The Committee on Railroads reported fl-
vorably on the Texas Pacific railroad bill.
1t was recommitted. The House will give
a night session to its consideration next
week.
Weather Report.
WASHINGTON, February 19.-During Sa-
turday:
In the South Atlantic States, falling ba-
rometer, increasing northeast winds backing
to northwest. slight changes is temperature,
cloudy aud rainy weather.
For the Gulf States, falling followed by
rising barometer, northerly winds, colder
and partly cloudy weather.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, sta.
tionary barometer during Friday night, sue.
ceeded By slight rise, westerly winds, partly
cloudy and slightly colder weather.
For the Middle and Eastern States, falling
barometer, increasing easterIy winds, slightly
warmer and cloudy weather, with snow or
rain, followed by westerly winds AID clear
ing weather in the Middle States.
| Items.
WAsurSGToS. February 19.-There was
full Cabinet meeting to-day. The consular
aud diplomatic appropriation bill was ap-
proved.
Eulogis.ic honorS to the late Senator Buck
ingham, OF Connecticut, have been post
| DOned.
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HORSES FOR EIRGISIa.-Coonel John A.
McC4u!l, of Monterey Farm, Roanoke coun-
ty, Va, arrived in Baltimore from MIlwau-
kie Yesterday with several ine horses he pur-
chased from Mr. John Mitchell, of hat place
~Ehey were Nellie Post. the dam Of the slal-
hon Oringe Blossom; Menomone. afull hre-
>taer 10 Blossom; two colts by Forager, out
of Nelly Post. and bay tiIly by Almont, dam
Haidae, by Membino Cnief, and Forager, a
gray sraIhou. by Edwin Forrest. dam Med
VA, y, Paw, j., -Ju."mors 'o1s"ea Ao".
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nLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP xFEa,
" COMPANY. sS3SSazHsa
FOR NEW YORK.

This company will dispatch one OF their splendid
steamers-OLD DOMINION, WYANOKE, ISAAC
BELL, RICHMOND, ALBEM ARLE, and HAT
ThRAS-every TUESDAY, FRIDAY and SUN.
DAY At high water.
These ships are entirely new end were built cx
pressly for this route. -
They have splendid saloons, st1 .erooms, and bath.
rooms.
The fare, accommodations, aud attention are IN
surpassed.
1t New FORK on the Company's covered pier, 81
North river.
Freights for points beyond New York forwarde:
With dispatch, and no charge made except actual
expenses incurred.
Freight received until =. NJ. daily.
For further Information, apply TO
GEORGE W. ALLEN & CO., Agents,
ana office Con- pany's wi2rvcs, Rockets.
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.

TOR NEW The <>sEes
a. Old Dominion Steamship Com pauy's $1,000
steamship RICHMOND, Captain Read. Will sui
SUNDAY, February 21st, ut O'Clock a. VI.
Freight received until 6 O'Clock Saturday eve.
Ming.
Passengers can go abosrd Saturday night
Through bills OF fading signed ana goods fog.
warded with dispatch TO all points north, south.
east. and west; also, to foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Fare to New York, 312: steerage, &6; round.
trip tickets, $50.
For freight or passage apply to
6. W. ALLEN & CO., Agents.
re 2O-1t COMMANDS W n2rS, Rockets.
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Engineer and superintendent.
II. 7. DOCGLkSs. Master TRANSPORTATION. fe13

GHEsAPEAkE AND OHIO KALI
~ ROAD IMPORTANT CHANGE OF SCHE-
DGLE.-Or AND after SATURDAY, February IS.
FROM RICHMOND.
S:l5 A. h.-For ifOrdOn.vi"e Charl0ttes Vile,
| Stanton. Covngton, and al intermediate sta.
tons .iaily, arriving at Covinaton at 7:3t r.
NJ. This rain connects III G0rdonsyille fer
Orange, Culpt psr, Warrenton, Mana sas, Alex
ali dria, WaSugu II. and the North, and At Char
lOttesvle for Lvn, h1urg, Bristol, Knoxville, Chat.
iano0ga, ind " q southwest.
Passengers for points west of Coyirgton win take
this tram Tor Covington. ard take ,xpr's> from
C0ying;on IL $50 A. NJ. hcxt day. arriving at
Huntington at 6:25 Z. NJ. making close connec-
ZION with steamers for Cincinnati and the West and
Southwest.
GordunSYlll" anu all intermediate stations daily (eL.
cept Sunday, arriving at Gordonsvllle ut 81 L.
IL.
Passengers for Lynchburg take train from Cor.
louisville at 400 A. NJ. next day, arriving at
| LynchbuIgat sos A. 81.
! S:2U 4. vi. rXPkFSS.-Discontlnued bc. wecn
| Richmond ard Gov ingt0n.
For through tlcheis, Rates anC Information. Ap-
ply at S26 Main slreei, Ballard and ischaIYe He
| tel, or vt he companr's Office, Rrosd ava Six
tenth streets. CONWAY Y. HOWARt,
| oene al Passenger and Tickc, Agent.
THOMAS NoDAMEAD, Genera auperirterd dent or
TranspnrtaiInr. If IL
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Ten Years for Perjury.

New YORK, February 19.-Henry Smith
has been sentenced to ten years imprIson.
ment Tor perjury in falsely swearing that he
owned property in order to 60 bail for
friend.
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DILL DELL PHI RICP- lENA
L MOND, AND NORFOLK sTEAM-&hkaa&
SHIP LINE.-FOR PHILADELPHIA TWICE
WEEK-Until further notice the steamers OF
ms line will leave Philadelphia every ES-
DAY and SATURDAY, and Richmond every
TUESDAY and SATURDAY at ~ O'Clock.
Freight taken at low rates for all par, Of New
Jersey, Pennsylvania, and Delaware, for Provi-
dence, Boston, and New Orleans. Also, for Liver
pool ana Antwerp uta Red Star and American
steamship lines. and bills OF ladng signec through.
Passage TO Philadelphia, including meals an:
;tatera6m, So. w. P. PORTER, Agent
au1 No. 2425 Dock street
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DUBLIC LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY

DUBLIC LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY.
DEATH OF GOVERNOR BRAMLETTE-AC.
TON OF THE TRUSTEEs-A SUCCESSOR
APPOIN TED-NO MORE POSTPONE
MINrS-DRAWING CERTAIN FEBRUARY
9TH.
At meeting Of the Trustees OF the PUBIC LII
brary of Kentucky, January l6, 1875 it was re-
solved that c. III. BRIGGS, Esq, who under the
late Hon. THOMAS =. BaAMLETrE was the real ou-
sincss manager OF The gift coScerts already given
In aid OF The Public Library OF Kentucky, be and
he Is hereby authorized TO take the place MADE
vacant by the dta'h OF said BRAhLETTE In the
mans GENE nj of the aft iirs OF the dfh and last gift
concert, and that the drawing announced for Feb
ruary 81, 1878, shall positively and unequiyocally
take place on that day without any further post
ponement or delay on any account whatever.
K. It. CRRkTT, President.
JOHN S. CAIN, Secretary.
Hereafter all communications relating to the
If concert should be addressed 10 The undersIgn-
Ell, and pledge myself that the drawing shall come
OF February 27th, or that every dollar paid for
tickets shall be returned
{. NJ. BRIGGS. gent and Manager,
Room Public Library Building,
a23-Sa&Th&w12t Louisville, KY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-20
LIST DE LETTERS.

r Is'r OF LETTERS REMAINING IN
- THE RICHMOND POST-OFF1CE FEBRU-
AIRY 2O.IS75.
Persons calling for letters I'm this list will please
Jay advertised" II not called for In four weeks
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