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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-26

PosTAL.-Thc following post-oilices IN
Virginia are r,G,,ablisne0: Oak Psrk, Madl
son county, near Orange Courthouse, with
". b. Hall Us postmaster; Wolitown, Madl'
son couniy. sear Madison Courthouse, with
james W. Banks as postmaster; Johnson)s
Springs, Goocbland county, on the route
from TrcyilIiah'S, with Americas '. Taylor
~ postmaster; Snake Geek, Carroll county,
on the route from Hllsvlle to Arrarat, with
James Banks aS postmaster. Andrew j.
Gibson is appointed postmaster at Gibson
Vile, Russell county, uice j. Gibson, who
failed 10 qualify.
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Among the controversies which ii IS sal1
Sherman has brought on by the publication
of his memoirs is one With General Grant IN
regard 10 the march to the sea. II Is saio
that Adam Badesu and Charles a. Dana 10
their lives Of Grant give him the credit OF
the movement which Sherman claims Tor
himself. People who are anxious on tbs
account may console themselves with the
simple fact that General Grant gave sher.
man the whole credit for the march years
ago in bis report, publishing IN iu'' his arsu-
menls against it and sherman,s urgent re-
quests 10 be allowed to follow out his de.
Washington Chronicle
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THE STATE OF TRADE.
lBY TELEGRApH.l
NEW YORk.

NEW YORK.
NEW YORK. May 25.-Co,;on duh and lower !;
sale. OF esq balls al 16M 6?hc. southern -four
dull and Gecuing: conn on 10 fair extra, $1,000
SO: good to choice, .6 05M!S 20. Wheat Iow,r
with very moderate Gema9, , Il 30Ga$l.37 for
cru; &1.35M.Sl Il for white western. Corn heavy
anr lower; 74@76c. for soit new western mixed;
77@SOc. for e0pd {" prime western: 769S0c. for
iuItror 10 rhine new yell wv wesr, IN 7Sc for new
s;l western mixed in store Sic. for white WESTERN
Coffee sight. easter; RIO sGoi quality 49,, colo
with limited jobbing s,lcs. lallow finn AT SEC
Resin heavy at Sl.95Git2 Tor strained Turpcnlin.
dull ! ard lower: i7cc. Tor prime steam. Whis-
key dull held at S1.2J. Fleishls scarcely so firm.
- BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. My 25.-Flolr dull and unchanged.
Wheat dull MarS laud amber, S1.i3 white, ri 35
T@cssrd: southern white. sIG S5c.: yellow. zoe. ;
vveo":I miX.d, 7Sc. Oats dull: southern, S2@S3c;
Rye nominal 1T l4@lSc. Provisions dull and
dcrs, 9sSd9a.c. Lard dull aud heavy; refined 52.c.
rirre quiet ard firm. " hi>kcy nominal 1T 81 %
@$I.23. sugar quiet and steacy.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, May 25.--FIour unchsnged: Corn orr
steady at 7SMS0c. Provisions dull. Pork, s2l.30.
Observation-Disclosures. 9;sc.: clear-rib, l2y'.; clear
sdss l3As I ar E nlerS 4 i, i2e if
Bsggirg firn. at 13@l4c.
CINClSNATI
CISCrHNATI. May 25.-Flour. corn and lard dull.
Pork, 12I.25 Racln dull; shoulders 93sc. Wins
kew steady 1T S1.l5.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS. May 25.-Flour lower: very little
done. Germ dull No. miX"d. 6I u Gaze. Nhs-
KEY uomiunlly sligo. fora loncra +2O.75. Ia
con unchanged; only limited jobbins demand. Lard
nominal. ~
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO MAY 25-Four quiet aud weak. Corn
ac'i yr unsettled and lower: 40. mixed. G3Ac. !:
r. i.a,cd, G1M6lEc. Pork duh AT S20.l5. Lard
uliirt ana unchanged. Whisky quiet and hrm AT
81
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RlCHAoSD ITEMs.-The name OF eX-Gov-
crnur Walker vii! be warmly urged Tor the
place in the United States Senate to be made
vacant by the expiration OF Senator Johs-
ston's term. | heard prominent citizen
and well Known politician declare this nor n
ing, Pm not vote Tor any man for the Legs.
lature who is not tor Walker for the Unlted
States Senate" 1t is by no means probable
that our people generally will make such
test in the selection of candidates for the two
houses.
1t is charged that telegrams sent to the
newspapers from South Boston giving some
account of the accident to the train on Whlcn
were the Richmond military were sup
pressed by someoody.- Chester, IN Peters
Iy,ff1 Nelcs
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NJII,rnNArpr'x M ASSIOS RISSACE

A MILLIoNAIRE's MANSION RASSACKBD
WHILE HIS TWELVE SERVANTS SLhPT.-Mr. q.
Norton M,ller's MANSION, No. IL Fifth ave-
nue., New York, was entered by burglars on
TburSlsy night, and robbed Of gold and sill.
yer ware valued at about 10000. They got
in from the rear. The robbery was not dis.
covered until Friday morning. When the
servants got up they found lorS ladder
resting against the back OF the house, and
reaching almost to the top story, where they
slept. The robbers climbed from the yard to
the covered piazza on the second story, and
forcing the door open on the piazza they
broke open another door leading into the
drawing-room.
The work was so noiseles>ly Gone tnat
none Of the members Of Mr.. Miller's family
we're awakened. After they got inside toe
house the burglars descended TO the recep,
tion-room, in the first story. The marks OF
candle grease covered the costly carpets,
showing the rooms they bad ranSacked. In
the hall at the end OF toe reception.room Is
buffers pantry, in which isa large sale con-
tainiug Mr.. MIXERS family plate, valued al
over 10000, nearly all OF which tue robbers
took away.
Mr.. Miller is millionaire and retired mer
chant. He employs twelve servants. lie
prlzed the stolen Silver@are Very highly, q:
it had been in the family over hundred
years.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, May %, 1875.
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT.-TV White, G76 bushels. Red, 2,372 bush
els.
,;oRN.-White 1856 bushels. !arao colored,
&c bushels. Miced, 55S bushels.
OATS 1873 bushels.
RYE.-lS buehes.
POTATOES.-G0 bushels.
MEAL go bus hcls.
BLACK PEAS 800 bushels.
SHCCKS.-12 bales.
SALES.
WHEAT.-T'hHe: 8 bushels common At S1.35
90 bushels PRIME private terms: 6 bu -hcls
prime ut 81 80 $50 bushels very good III I.J5
bushels g.ud at 81 80: 46 bushels very good on
private Terms total. 722 bushels. Red 22 pustl. Is
good nj $3.50: 4OS bushels prime at s1.55; 30
'sii. Is on privarc terms; 92 bushels very good AZ
81 .52-total, 672 bushels.
CORN White: 200 bushels good ut SIC $40
bushes very good at S4c.-t0;a'. TAO bushels.
Hired. ] SO buhcs very good al SIC.
Potatoes go bushels III soc.
MEAL 100 bushels IL s9:.; 90 bushels at SSc.-
total, 80 bushels.
SIIUCKS.-l2 bales good at Csc.
RE-EXHIBITED.
CORN White, 100 bushels. .Wred, 60 bushels.
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Runker-lIill Day.
THE VISIT OF THE RICHMOND MAsoSs-NoTEs OF
TIE CELEBRATION.

The arrangements for the reception ant
entertainment of the Richmond (Va) Com
inandcry Of Knights Templar by the DE Mo
Law Commandcry, of our city, although no,
officially announced. are understood to be n
follows: They will arrive in Boston on the
afternoon of the lG.h of June ut about
O'Clock. They will be met at the Providence
DEPOT by the Sir knights Of De Molay Eucamp-
ment and escorted to Arlington street. where
formal escort will be rendered the two
bodies by the Boston and other commander
les to the number Of some GOO or 100. in fuu
rcgala. This in itself will he one of the
most imposing Masonic spectaces ever
known In the annals of Masonry. The pro-
ccssion will march to Faueuii Hall, where a
formal reception and interchange Of knightly
courteSieS will take place. The Richmond
Sir Knights will then he escorted to their
quarters at the American House.
On the morning OF the 18th the two COM
manderics will proceed to Cbarlestown on a
pilgrimage 10 Bunker Hill. While in that
part of the city they will be the recipients of
the hospilalities of the CGIr de Lion Com
wandery Of Knights TempIar On the eve
nlnS OF the same day they Will be rendered
formal reception by the city and State Off.
Gals. This occasion will be one of rare in.
lcrtst; music and congratulate speeches
Of welcome will be the the features. On the
day following the two communicates will
take steamer for a trip down the barbOr,
lauGing at Deer Island, and be received by
the officials there afterwards they will pro-
coed to Downcr's Landing, where dinner
will be partakcn of, and to this entertain
ment it Is expected the ladies will be in
vi'ed. In the evening they will visit the
Globe Theatre at the invitation of Mr.. Ar
thur Cheney. On Saturday the members OF
the two communicates will be driven in car
riaSes around the city and suburbs, wishing
prominent buildings, Institutions, etc, and
receiving the Inequalities OF numerous prI-
vate indviduala.
On the morning Of Sunday they will be
invited TO Music Hall 10 listen 10 a sermon
by the Rev. Mr.. Murray, written especially
for the occasion.
The Richmond Commandcry will start for
home on the morning OF Monday the 21st
In Providence they have been rendered a
magnificent reception by the resident Sir
knights, together with a clam-bake a. Rocky
Point. These are the general features Of the
reception as at present indicated. More OF
the details will be developed as the official
programmes OF the Safe and city are made
known. The several committees Of the De
Moay Commadery are busy at work perfect.
ing their plans, and from the rigor and en-.
thusiaSm with which they are being pushed
It is safe to say this feature of the celebration
will be most interesting one, and reflect
high honor upon the fraternity oil Knight
TcmpIarship throughout the country, North,
south, East, and West Boston Globe, 21st.
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A WESTERN ErIsoDE.-[ludianapolis dis
patch to the Cincinnati Gazette. I-denry
Palmer, of Columbus, had wooed and won
the affections of Miss Hannah Petlllool, OF
Columbus, but had neglected TO win her
muscular brother, who lelt called upon 10
whip him, and did so. Then Palmer got
mad and took another girl to ball, where
UPON the girl got excited. and this morning.
accompanied by her brother, walked over TO
pa!mer's place of business and shot him
through the side. Physicians were called.
After the first shock was over Palmer sent
for the girl and she called at once. Alter
mutual explanations Of regret grand re-
Cancellation took place, and at q O'Clock TINS
evening they were married, the groom lying
on the bed. The bride then took Der place
as nurse, and at a late hour was tanning the
groom, who was doing as we'll as couid De
expected. The bride is beautiful girl, anu
both parties are highly connected.
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sion, Rev. DR.. Niccolls making an elegant and
spirited address favoting The report. lie
was followed by Rev. Drs. Cameron aud
Birch and Elder Ely. The latter gentleman
wished the report referred to committee,
and spoke against the Assembly doing any
thing that would widen the breach existing
between the two branches Of the Church.
The report was adopted.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
TUESDAY, May 20. 1876.
SALEs.-s6OO Virginia cons Is sold ut 56k

SALEs.--s50O Virginia consrIs sold at 56k
G0d-Americ1n gold 1JS BID.
State Observation-Disclosures corsOss 5Sb bid yIr.
riria cons..s- new. 434 bid. A ASK, d: Virginia
d. ferrcd 81. BID, 81 asked: Vlrkfnia interest GER
fcafes, 25 asked; Virginia taxreceTssDle coupons
30 asked.
city SscurRies:-Norfolk city SO, 90 asked; Man
chester bridge Srs. S7Y hid.
Railroad bonds -. outhsIde Railroad third mort
gage pictured CPS. j. and j., As bid, 5S51 asked
Richmond. Fredericksburg hnd Potomac Railroau
mortgage rs, j. and J 90 bid: Richmond Frede-
ricksburg and Potomac hailroad mortgage IS, y.
and j., go bid; Orange art! Alexandria Railroad
third mortgage STsr NJ. and N, 6S bid: Rich-
mond ami Danve Railroad consolidated 6-s, M.
and n. 72E bid 73 usaed; Atlanta and nichmond
AIRLINE i.uiroad fist norgoge SIS, j. and D., 55
Did.
RdilJodd St0cks.-Rchmond, Fredericksburg ana
Potomac haiir. ad common, 100 pnr, 60 bid; Rich
mond, Fredericksburg ana Potomac hailrrad six
per cent. guaranteed. 100 par, 80 bid; Richmond,
Fredericksburg aud Potomac railroad seven per
Cent. guaranteed. 100 par go bid Richmond and
DuEvlile Railroad, 100 pr, l2H asked.
Bank St0ckS.-first ka:unal. 90 par, 11S5 bid:
State Bank OF Virginia, 100 par, 97A bid, 90 asked.
Insurance OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES fire and Ma
rine, % par, 35 bid VrginLl state. % par, 255
bid; Aierchan's and Mechanics, 100 par, 234
asked; City, 90 par, so bid; IS asked; Old To-.
mlnOn, 10 par, 9Tn asked.
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LMBER.YAEDS BuESED-Lo>s, $50. 000.-
s.. puul, Nav 24.-An mcenGlary ti!e at
MIuucapoliS last evening destroyed The eX
lc,l9Iy" lumber-yard> If Gains, Cook & Co.
ard Petit, Robinson d Co, ard property
belonging TO Gibson & Tyler, and Others
Total loss, $4,000; insurance, $4,000
Kerosene Mad been >prrad over several piles
Of dry iuuocr IN both yards. The incend
aries we're seen bg several persons, but were
not arrested.
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The words 'treason" and "rebellIon "
have nearly passed out Of northern NOUNS,
aud Massachusetts and PENNSYLVANIA, =, 10
tbeil present gloriication of suceesHui
tresson, are suggesting to themselves .nat,
otter ali, perhaps The supreme fault OF lne
South was that 1t did not succeed ~ LOUIS
Republican.
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IssURASCE COnPAsI Es.

~ N. WALK En- IL IT,, GESEh La
~. sURANCE AGENTS, 1914 LAIN STREET,
RIcnMoSD, VA. represea Iinx tas = ,,r,ru n ~.
sURANCE { 0HPANY, or London ana Edan
ourgh Engls ad-cap.tal. 81 e.000.000 gnld;
AMAZON. INsUEASt.E C0 MD Oh ohasi-
MANHi .TTAS FIRE INSURANCE CohfA
ny. OF N,ew York-as.ets over $500; QUO: WINE
LYNsHBURG INSURANCE AaD - % avg,
COMr.ANY. Of Lynchaarg' 'S'--ssss'
''s. TTiLoaST1c INSURANCE, oS C Ssn ("
Hson nTNi yy'YNsITR ASCk. COMPANY, OF BROOK
,.n = " assets over 80, 200: 900. :,
PoRTsMOgTH i I'M. oss, ss5ei,o SwsiANA'
Hnn,sn win the Treasurer of Virginia. t!oVt
naS uses ecuiiahiy adjusted ana promptly pas y
" mi. aSsncy Applications sosSeds ana inIas'
| date sttsnson GysI Assefs w Az
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ANOTHER ExpLASATIoS.-[ From the Brook.
lyn .Arqus.l IL he country will hear WIN
keen satisfaction that Flce-President Will
sons trip South bad no political significance.
He says he simply wanted to LEI folks down
there see wha. a man who neither che~s,
smokes, swears, drinks whiskey, nor goes 10
chlcken.6shts on Sunday, looks like.
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George Alfred Townsend has accepted the
ed,for,nip of the ST. Louis Times, end VIII
tisht the battles OF that journal under the nag
of Democracy. Ii he proves as able an EDITOR
as he was u correspondent, be will be ValI'
able acquisition to the Times.
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Two workmen, named Forge and Dlme.
rem, fell from the top OF the new hourn
Catholic cathedral at Montreal. Canaa', on
Monday, height Of one hunaIeu ieet, ana
were killed.
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PHILLIPS Il JENNINGS.-We are re.
i ceiving daily new s1ring goods -conss? ais or
h,ut 20 and Cocoa Mating of all grades. Carpets,
Oil-I.lOths. " indow. shades ami tlolla3ts. Rugs
and Mats COrnice and Lace Curtains Pafrr-hahs-
Inrs II MI STYLES All orders promptly attended 10
n, town or country. Store No. ~, c1rEes rank
liz and Governor streets, Richmond va
3-om
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Train leaving Richmond nj $50 A. NJ. -1ins daily
(Suntv excepted. stOppir N all regular staiions
Train leaving Richmond nj ago L. NJ. runs daily
to Hinton. aud between Hinton and Huntington
daily (suud3y excepted. stopping at all stations,
For rurGher Information, rates &c. Apply ~ go
Nalu street, or al con- pany'o offices.
CONWAY X. HOWARD,
General Passenger and Tickle, AGENT.
", ~. :. DUNN,
myl3 Fnaineer AMI Supt Transportation
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D. \. -.
"-'. First "-,>A'jer"n 'Hu'en % 14ou's'
'- NHhaU ashat' "'s''" III. 80,
5,.,rnr. nasal to-m"rfoW, vac" Wv
..,.. ur l&"tH NJ "-h'". N'N, w. 10Y, ~.
... ,nEuI,.a- 'hc f't'io"H "t'" u u
.'..-,he~n al southern canFtnc@' ."'S l.
49, ..,., JM1r3,l9t case before inns -'N>en''
''' General Assembly North
.. e., I'M W5"'hT IF REV. M ""oNH, "f
@'' RICHMOND.
tItytlA>u. ONO, May *.
-~-r,.tt,,. 4l.-uin,cd 10 confer with
-. ~l >,,.rnhiy of he Presbyterian
- .,,1 ,,.,cs. the following report:
i--..@ ''..,,.... .f..., met f,r conference on
=. ~ q. Baltimore. Rev. D.
.'.-"> - ,..,.'.. ,,1qirmtn OF thcioint com.
h.."" ~" a., ~ rr,kIne secretary. 4
:" 900 ,,r,,,rgj. 4 through period
y....''',, &c.,. ,,.trr.! >.jrl, Of calmncs~, de.
'..' 1000 49,. f...I-.4a courtesy from both
~ ..... .a.,.y 10 state that the con.
'"'' ..,,,,r2,.,,,,, Icprc>cntiuc, Il, il
80, ,.# I'm, opinions prevaiiing
'.. ,,,f, ,...,r,.,..., 10 the so.caIicd war
So No" ra..r assemblies were, in all
....,,,.t.,.
,@ .,'.... r,s .nfia4vorrd 10 carry ont
..,f.r,.,.. ,.Y.n,>t extreme the it,
.......'' .....- ~. -. .hp Assembly from
..a' va, -.....,.'.l mr. ..aYojafnrn', n w,l
"a ., ....,,,.,t,,,, and controlling the
= 3d.. .:.', -, Assembly. In TIE ramc
- ,..,.r,., .,tI.Y Ne represented wc
........r,r,..r., din AID comprehensive
., ,..,.. POSITION concerning The
r.,... f.... re Assembly:
'....,-.. .t......t ,a, ac,S and deliver
49,. ..,rn assemblies OF which
......, .r.. pDa,Iv uu1l gnd void. and
49,. l... .,t..~,,.v 4. judgments OF the
.....o ....,~,...nt - rules OF prCc"ca-
..,...r ...-,,,..ri r> I'm! Church sessions.
.~- ,-., ,nr, or ANY OF them can
,...,l j., imDa>e any iriurou,
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TCE.CREAM! lCE-CREAM!

n ,ru,rp with facill,ies unsurpassed. offers
= ,in r,,,hc pIJsE CRrA 81. manufacured only
of th, best material and by the most shilin ha hs
which, owing the great a6undane .. i's md so
ci y The prt. opage of pic mic psries, exctrsn"n
r.r,ies. church f stIvas, and private FAM es guar
aranreeiny satisfaction and free nens,ts 10, ~ H HI
CIR An, USaNGE and LEMON Ices; wiii con-
fihce 'ie hio's sS~f 1886 Main street.
Please leave ycur orders for sunday on SATURDAY
Mr.. W. VI. .rhrBBETT IL with me, and VIII oe
GLAD 30 serve his friends- ~.
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PORT OF RICHMOND, MAY %, 1875.
ARRIVED.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, lncr-
chu"disc ana passengers, l.. y iaiu;n, agent. .
clouuer ri, Clark, Norfolk, scrap'irou, smith,
Potter Go.
Steamer Wyanoke, C0u Il. New York, mcrchan-
disc and passengers, old Dominion Steamship
Sre;,lncr Alliance, Carr Philadelphia, merchant
d.s. ana passengers. ". +. Porter, gent.
steamer Wc,,ovcr, skinner, Baltimore, Iner-
chanhl=e and passengers, Po"liatan Steamboat
Compaur -, ,,- -. ..,
ne, coal. Curtis 4 Parker.
schooner ". j. NcNauphton, Burns, rhilaGci-
pbla granite. Curtis & Parker.
schcoIer :. K. Waite, -, Baltimore, Saves
schooner s +. Klrwan, Kirwan, Washington,
granite, Curre X Co.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
From Boston on aturday. schooner Bonny Boat,
Kelley, ria ksnEeoec.
MEMORANDA.
The schooncrs Annie ". Collins, Tooker; Hem
riel,a sim 9hns Godfrey; ). W. buuntll, Bunhel,
were loading at New York Oh aonaay ior RICH
The 5. hooncr Cakes Ames. Fdnunds, from Rich
mond, Va. arrived HI New York on sa'utdty.
The fuiI wing schoOntrs nom Virginia also ar
rived az New York on Saturday ellie Doughty,
johnson; J. II. Wainwright, Lloyd; hoobiiEhl'
Rogers; sidney nel nrw,on; A,ne,iai ,s mrr'
Moore. , s r,.,n,on,
The schooner Maggie. Myers, from Richmond
arrived ut Baltimore on Monday -,
The schooner Luella a. Snow, Thornulke. FRO III
Richmond, w., arrived at Boston on snturday:
The schooner Nenune, hittschc. from R!chmohu'
arrived ar Ftrnaubuco on The 9lh
BY Telegraph.
NEW YoRK, May 25.-hrrived out: Colon; h.n-
tucky IIo!de H. john :. Harris, Southern, (hlet Ia
dis Ow a. tiaribalui, Hi ding, Lovely.
WASHING on. MAY 25.-F From this date the roy
bell will strike at intervals Of fifteen seconds III
Horn Island station ana at Heat Passes Lighthouse
staten. mississippi riyfr; TWO blows and one h ,"
Al alter nate Intervals of ten and twenty seconds d'
ring ioggy weather.
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Z. a, IA LOhs
General Freight and RacEeI AGENT.

RICHMOND AND DaSvtLLE RAILROAD roMr'Y,)
OFFICE MASTER OF TRANsroKTATIoN.
April 26 1915. J
CCHEDULE OF TRAINS.-TRAlN No.
kichmond 81 5:0S a. 81; leaves EurkeviIle ut
$3.50 A. NJ; leaves Dundee NJ l17 7. NJ; leaves
Danyille at Lei r. NJ; leaves Greensboro at 4:2s
=. NJ; leaves salisbury At 6:45 z. NJ; arrives at
TRAIN no. a.-NEw YORK AND NV Or
500 a. NJ: leaves hlr-i Inc Junction at $50 A.
NJ. leaves Salisbury ut 1882 A. NJ: Leaves Green's
eoro, a, 1885 r. NJ; Ieavs. banvllle ut 4:05 r.
NJ; leave. Dundee nj 4:13 L. NJ: kaves Burke
yinee, at 8 SO P. NJ; arrives ar Richmond at HIT
TO new ORLEANS. Wtsi~rd- Le@ges Fiehmend
1T 1888 T. a.; lcavea Burkeyfl, at 4:52 ?. H.;
leaves Dundee at, 1898 p NJ; leave Danville at
leaves Salisbury ar 4:34 A. NJ: leaves hir-Iine
junction NJ 1905 A. NJ; arrives At Charlotte at TAG
TRAIN No. 4.--TIIRoUGH MAIL, Eastward
Leaves Charlotte at 9:24 +. Nj; leaves salisbury
ut las L. 81: leaves greensboro ~ 2:20 A. Nj;
$3.50 A. NJ, l-avrs BurkeviIle al 1875 A. MI
arrives y Richmond at 2:22 P. NJ.
Wes, warh-Lc:tyes k,chinc nd n, = A. 81; arrives
at RurkeyilIe 1913 r. NJ: leaves Burk. Vile at
l:2O 2. 81: arrives at Lypchburg at 4:2e p II.
TRAIN No. 1.-6UHxEyILLE ACCOaMoDATIeN.
Eastward Lea7ts Burkeville at 4:43 a. NJ; ar.
riyes at Rcbn"ud at e:U5 A. ".
Trains Nos. 3 and connect at Greensboro With
trains To ana from Raleigh and G"'dshOro'.
all through trains conn.cr at Richmond and Dun-
dee wrrn tran. on the Richmond Fredericksburg
and Potomac railroad, aid WASHINGTON CITY. Vir-
uinia Midland and Great Southern railroad, to ana
frcm Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia, and
New York.
J trains Nos. and 4 connect at Richmond with
the Richmond, York River anu Chesapeake Rail-
road trains " and from Baltimore and eastern
points
Trains Nos. 2 and 3 connect at Charlotte with
trains on the Atlanta and Richmond ilne rail-.
road 10 ana from Srecnville. Atlantis. montgomery,
Mobile, Pensacola, sew Orleans, and all southwest
ern points.
Trains Nos. and connect at Charlotte with
the Charlotte, Columbia and Atlanta railroad for
Columbia, Augusta, Savannah, Tallahassee, and Al
southern points.
Train No 4 connects 1T Purkeyilie with the At :
lanic, Mississippi and ohio raj rosd from Lynch
burg, Chattanooga, and all southwestern points.
Tickets sold to all southern apo SUun western
points, aud Da1garP checked through.
UnbrDken gauge from hchnonG 10 New Orleans.
Pullman palace-cars through from Sew orleans
/ 10 New York. Il. NJ. K. TALCOI:i.
Engineer aud SUPER atsndeIt.
II. T. DOUGLAS, Master Transportation.
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