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In the New jersey Senate, the bill permitting
clergynen Of all denominations 10 give relgi-
ous instruction in State institutions, WAS de-
feated on the 9Th last.
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letter from Bishop Rosecrsns, declining an
invitation TO preach TO the inmates of the Ohio
PeuiteDtiary, will be found in another column.
II was published just in time 10 make the con.
trast between the sense of justice of a Catholic
Bishop and the fanstical spirit of Protestant
ministers most glazing to the public. For
years the Catholic inmates of all public
institutions have been compelled to listen to
the ranting of State paid Protestant chaplains
while the ministrations of Catholic priests
were denied them. At the last session of the
Legislature, however, a bill, known as the
Geghan bill, providing for liberty of worship
in all State institutions, was introduced, and,
after great struggle, as finally passed. Only
one Democrat opposed il, and he was a Metho-
dist minister. Under the provisions Of this
bill Bishop Rosecrans and his priests will now
have the right to celebrate the Holy Sacrifice
OF the Mass in the Penitentiary, for the benefit
of all who choose to attend, and will not be be-
holden to the courtesy of the Protestant chap
lain, or of the superintendent, for the privilege
of preaching to unwilling listeners.
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cALxHrAR OF THE wEEK.

eaxasy...A rr!i IL Second ssudSy after Fsstei 81
LEO / Pop+ and Dertnr OF ID. Church.
raonasy April is-St uius ] Pope
Taeaasy -. A piii I3-Si HernepEi &, Marty
WsahesoAy. ApTll l.-st B.Doi = DG o.
Vrada5 -...A PM lt-St Irsnc.. Of fAuA IpL
0DSprdsy 49, prll l5-et Aulceius Pope AhS ASi'H'
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Beautiful new styles 10 dress goods at Levy
Bros., sso Magazine street.
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The Sixth Texas State Fair will be held in
Houston, aud will commence on the l1th of
May. 1t will continue Eve days.
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HIS GRACE THE BISHOP OF EAICHIrocu,,
TOUCHING TIE ENCYCLICAL OF m
SOVEREIGN PoyTIFF PRoMULG AT1Ss ~,
JUBILEE OF 1875.
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Auors1us MARY MATTE, by the mercy of God And.
favor of the holy Apostolic See, Bishop of Mt
tocbes-
To our venerable colabo-ers in the work OF the Go
10 the Virgins of God vowed 30 the educate.
youth and to all the Faithful confdedto onr e..
health and benediction in our Lord Jesus Cbs;.t
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The hatred of the world against Jesus CDs
and his Church has, in our day, ATTAINED
heard of proportions. On this point, very
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BOOKS, STATIONERY. DC.

NEW BOOKS BY WELL KNOWN
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1925: The Opening Of q Chestnut Burr, BY Roe
Sl.75; Urbane AMI his Friends. by author of Step
aid. 100: HaIf. Hour kecrealions In Popoular
science. 50 so; A Rebels Recoectlons, by kg-
geston, 1850; The Hanging OF The Crane, Illus.
trated popular edition. IL so; Livingtone's Last
Journals with maps, 10; The New Hyperion by
S!rahan, illustrated by fore, 80; lsmalla, ny Sir
Samuel Baker SIS; ! he Island Of Fire. by head
ley, $3.50: The Grevlus Memoirs. II SO and ~ :
Three Essays on Religion, by Mills. 1920; Politics
for Young Americans. by Nordhof S1.25
iraper's Conflict OF Science and Religion. II. 10
Smiths Assy risn Discoveries photographically H.
errilIe. $3.50; The Second wife, 10y author of'Old
Ma'mselle's Secret" S1.75; The Rival Collection
OF Prose and Poetry. By Larkin, 50 20; Songs of
Many Seasons. by Oliver Wendell Holmes ~
Gee fc;s Poems. new edition. 81 so; Myths of the
Rhine by author Of "t'Icciola" illustrated. IL o;
he Hcio and MARTYR, by Charles keade, 81. SO {:
The Chamber of Peace. by author OF shadow of
Rock" II so; Lotos Leaves-originsl Stories es-
says. and poems, Sc: Too Much Alone. b, author
OF "Life's AssiZc," 75c.: Hagdrene, by author OF
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Farjron. The above with i LARGE STOLh OF
BOOKS IN every department of literature for sale
Inv WEST, JOHNSTON K Co.
lie lO-2t Adjoining Pns'-ntfi"e.
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sheridan Sew Orleans.
The New Tariff and Tux-FsiiI.

ia ANp COFFEE TO REMAIS FREE-PRoP0SED
INCREASE Of TAXoS SUGAR, MoLASSES, Wills
Key. TOBACCO. ETC.
WA>HlSGroN. February 9.-The Committee
ii Ways and Means to-day prepared drutt
If a tariff and tax bill which will probably
to reported to the House Tomorrow. 1t
proposes 10 raise about $50, 100000. Should
10 modification Of it take place before it
i reported, tie ten PER cent. taken from the
duties under the second section Of the act
~ June Is, 1872. will he restored. The ar
tccS thus TO be affected are munufac-
lures of cotton, woods, iron and steel, paper,
books, ludia.rutbcr, gutta-pcrcha, glass,
leather. ETC.: tea aud coffee to remain free
II duty. but sugars OF all kinds are to bcac
an additional duty. The tax on Whi>kev and
tobacco will also Be increased The majnrity
a. the committee decided sugar and muiilsse-
eau bear an additional duty of twenty-five
,nr ccut., aud tobacco an increase OF -four
cents irrr pound that matches should he re-
.j,ycI from tax, and that the TAX on spirits
should Dc increased fifteen cents gallon
operating upon all now on hand, but thai
.a.r'v cents should be imposed on aii
-rIij> manufactured after the passage OF The
ulH. and the stamp on bank checks 10 cease
81: be- lad ot thi, year. These rates will bt
LyrrpprlL"i IN the till.
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A NEW DEVICE FOR A RAILROAD FLAG.-On
Tuesday morning last, before the passenger
train on the Midland and Southern railroad
reached Bnrk's station, the watchman orfthe
bridge. q son Of the Emerald Isle, discovered
a broken rail, which perhaps was broken by
the freight train which had short time be-
tore passed up the road, and as it was neces-
sary TO fig the approac hing train, and Pat.
concluding that nothing would do for flag
but something red, and having nothing of
that color convenient, he bethosght himself
Of his red funnel unmentionabLes, and at
once dsrobed himself Of them but before
he could replace his pants the train was
heard approaching rapidly, and in his emer-
gency he held his pants in one baud and ele-
waited his red fdunel on stick with the
other. :
Captain Rudd, who was in charge of the
train, and the prince Of conductors, went out
to see hat WAS the matter, when Pat eX-
claimed, in his national brogue: IS Be ja6erS,
Captia, Tn oul most .tiozen!"
The scene created no little merriment With
those who witnessed it. We bespeak for Pat
permanent position on the road, and we
hope Dir. Barbour will find more lucrative
employment Tor him. Warren Sentinel.
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The Ttiton.Reecher Case.

New YORK, February 10.-Tilton was
again on the stand to-day. Beecher was not
present Mr.. Evarts read the letter which
was written by Titon to friend in Connec-
ticut explaining the charge Of stopping at
the hotel in Winstead with lady. He said
in explanation Of this occurrence that the
lady was protegf of his wife's, who had
attended q lecture of his there, and was
Shaving at the same hotel; but there being
no fire in her room and stove in his, she
had come into bis room to share the heat,
and sat by the fire reading to him While ne
lay on the bed.
During the examination there was some
reference by counsel to TiltOn's capacity as
phonographic reporter, when the following
colloquy took place:
Mr.. Evarts: Il ask you, sir, If you are an
expert photographer?
Witness: "Solomon says, Let another
praise thee, and not thine own lips
[Laughter.]
Mr.. Evarts: "What on earth has Solomon
got to do with your case" Increased
laughter.]
The Court here administered "a rebuke to
the audience. and the witness resumed his
testimony. which referred 10 making notes
of the testimony at the Plymouth-church
investigation. The witness also said to-day :
u went to Mrs. Woodhull's office when &C.
casion required, but with no great regularity;
always went when vas sent for, and
sometimes I went unsolicited. went to
her house, perhaps, ten or dozen times. l
only passed one night under her roof 10
september; precisely do not remember.
do not remember where l spent the time
from the Sd to the 5th Of July, 1872, ana
can't say if any portion Of it was spent at the
house of Mrs. Woodruff. | did not spend
either of those nights at her bouse, though L
am unable to say tina. was at her residence
on those days. Icannot remember anything
noteworthy occurring on either of those
days. never passed three days in her COM
p4ny, though can't say If passed portion
of any of those days in her house."
Tilon further said: When Beecher met
me at the house OF Moulton, when he (Moul-
ton) was sick, Beecher saluted me with KISS
on the forehead. After any period OF es-
arrangement Beecher and occasionally salu"
ted one another with kiss"
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TiIE PREPAYMENT OF NEWSPAPER Posi-
AcE.-A Washington dispatch to the Boston
JegrYdI says:
THE postal returns during the month Of
January show that the substitution OF pre-
ia'ment OF newspaper postage is very tar
nom increasing the revenue from that
e5l!cc, a. had been supposed. The receip'
d-'i"" the mouth Of January for stamps
It'd III The large northern cities are far be-
I'% The estimates Of those who advocated
lrIr Use. The pcSt-oili:e revenue would
A"1" teen much greater had the postage on
A""'pii~Is been ,slid by the subscribers
"1' receive them instead Of the publishers
"he scut lhrm.'
Il lie old rates Of postage were now COL
"ct-'d, the receipts Of the Department from
newspapers would be more than double
""E' they were last year. The rates are so
-" Do" that it i. not to be expected that
'"' receipts will begreatIy increased though
tit ieetagc be all paid
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Hkh9 kNcTloN TO MATCHES. -Tbe Paris
"'i'>pohdent OF the London Daily Ne,cS
"'''t' nave just been shown simple APP
I'1'@L"' winch will probably sweep away ere
.ops 'ht match trade. 1t is called the cleo
"'1H' Undertook, and is small enough to he
,"i''0 ia cigarcase. On opening this box
n;'u see 4talinum wire stretched across.
-'4cthS -Drlng, the wire reddens sufii.
""''E 70 hight cigar. AT will you Gao in:
.'rute 'hio Tiny sconre u mesu Of cotton
IE't" IN sFrils OF wine or petroleum,
""l'h, taking Ere, does service as a ceiiiense
'."l 9"'' lamp. The hidden agency which
.,,"'' me wire Is very small electrical! bate
~ s,t 10 acton By The touching Of the spring.
II" ~. tfdoc price Of the electrical tipder- bc X
W., -" De DAN franc, or fvepence. Its ia.
'N'i promises that it will he an sconoml.
SUp'tRu'e for the lucier match. This
.,r; aus may, perhaps, derange the budget,
"N'sn o"peuds for u heavy sum upon the
A'4Ell'X and monopoly.''
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RICHMOND AND I)ANyILLK RAILROAD Co.,
OFFICE OF ENGINEER AND SUPERINTENDENT
RICHMOND, VA, December %. 1874.

RICHMOND AND IlANv!LLk kAILRoAb 20. I
o'fioS R sn aSoV VA. December 2S. 1871.
CHANCE OF sCHEDULE-TO TAKE
" EFFECT SUNDAY. DECEMBER e. 1874:
TRAIN No. l.-CHARLoTTx EXPRESS, west
BarEeyie At s:2s A. NJ; leaves Dundee 81 l:6s
p NJ; leaves Danville al l12 +. d.; arriyts
at Greensboro 1t 3:43 r. IL 49,
YORK ExPR Ess, Eastward Leaves Greensboro at
1915 r. NJ; leaves Danyiile At s3S Z; ~ ie a1a
DUNDEE sss s ss fg5sexs a.
TRAIN NO. S.-THRoUGH MAIL, Wsst..rdE
Leaves Richmond SO p. n. leaves Burkeyille
Daa n ,t sas r n. arrives al Greensboro It
TRAIN No. 4-THsouoH MAI, Ea1xsra-
Leaves q greensboro q, 1886 A. N.; lFsyts Lapyiie
leaves BarkevI!Is =. ll:ss A. NJ; arriv's at
f TKAIN 20. YNcI1BURG PASSENGERS. Vest
wayd-Leavts Richm, I'd =, A. M; leaves BURKE,
| Vile At ! go r. M: arrives At Lynchburs Ut 4:Zo
TRAIN No. 6.-BURKEvILLE AcGonAoDArIaN.
Eastward Leaves Burksyiile AZ 4:35 A. 81, ar
rives st Rich al 7:be A. a;16n,n-
All through trains connect at Richmond ana .'nn.
dee with train, on the Richmond. Fredericksburg
| and Potomac railroad, aud WASHINGTON city. VIZ:
from. Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia, and
TT Trains Nos. 8 and 4 connect at Richmond with
| the Richmond, York Hiysr ana ChesapeAks saH.
| road iraiDs aud from Baltimore anu au e+ststu
| points <n-,,. ,x.h
trains on the Atlanta and Richm md Air.Ine rail-.
road 10 and from tireenyille Atlantis. Mout2omsf
Mobile, Pensacola, Aew Orleans, and ali southwest"
eru points. :.
| Trains Nos aud 4 connect ut Charlotte WIN
the l;rarloic- ,o!lmbls aud Atlanta railroad Tor
Columbia augusta, savannah, Tallahassee; asd al
Train No connects nj Burkeyiile with the t.
,.niic Mississippi aud ohio raj rad from men
hnry Chattanooga, and all southwestern Sciats.
T.cxets sold W all southern aud soo9 Sessern
noinIs. And Dales9e checked through.
pullman palaee-cars through from New SrtsAn1
70 New York. =. ~. E:LaL.Soa,
II n DouGIAss, Master Transp0rtattcn. de 20
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Louisiana.

WASHINGTON, February 10.-The compro.
mise proposition by the Conservatives was
handed the Congressional Committee as they
were leaving New Orleans for Washington.
All were pledged to secrecy. 1t has trans.
pired, however, that all the Conservatives
returned by the Wells Board shall be seated,
and also those declared elected by the Com
mittee on Organization on the 4th Of Janu-
airy, and that the committee under Hahn shall
be dissolved. the Conservatives pledging not
to disturb Kellogg as long as he is sustained
nv Grant
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MUTUAL ASSURANCE SOCIETY o.

n N. WALKER Il CO., GENERAL IN
J. STRANGE AG ENTS, 1014 MAIN STREET,
RIcuMoyD, VA. representing the >,r,, ~,
NORTH BRIT1sH AND D. 4 IaRdoa and Edis.
bnrsh England-capital, 81 0 ,000.o0o Ro!d;
AMAZON INSURANCE SOM dn OF eineiS
natl 0hio-assets ever d. o00.09O: rp romp7.
nv Of New York-assets over % 900: -1,se
LYNCHBURG INSURANCE and "a. BAsAa avs,
COMPANY. OF Lynchhurg, Vs'-sSssS ''o
ATEASTIC INSURANCE. COMPANY o.
BROOKLYN. N. Y.-asse:s over &390.oo0; .pxor
PHESfX INSURANCE COMpAN1' VI ofooA
lyn. ". Y.-asseis over 1000, 0OO. :
PORTSMOUTH INSURANCE COMPANY,
Portsmouth. Va.-assets over &50,00u.
Deposited with the Treasurer vi Virginia. $40 o.
GEO. Losses equirbly adjusted and promptly palt
At this agency. Applications solicited, anc imne
Hate attention given thereto. oc 10
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TuE PRopoSED ToEAcCo-T AX.- Cincinnati,
february g. Iac Cincinnati Tobacco Board
d.: Trade to-day adopted Il series Of resolu-
lions expressing the belief that any advance
OF IG,- Existing tax on tobacco would prove
injurious 10 all branches Of the tobacco
trade; that any additional tax would be un-
'us; 10 both producer and consumer, and
That Is measure TO increase the revenue 1t
would TAN Gifts purpose. They also request
all members Of Congress In sympathy with
lA" tobacco interest TO prevent, if possible,
4uy increase in the rate Of aXilion on to-
h4ccn
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MICE STATIONERY.

MICE STATIONERY.
ELEGANT NOTE PAPER. LETTER PAPER,
and ENVELOPES, as we'll as cheaper STYLES.
.UPERIOR INkS-black, blue, violet, and car
mine.
FINE GOLD PENS, STEEL PENS, and QUILL
PENS.
Tie subscribers get up in fashionable style.
VISITING AND WEDDING CARDS:
Tin Weddings, Crystal Weddings, Silver Weddings,
and Golden Weddings.
ia3O WOODHOUSE & PARHAM.
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PiScicUiture.

New YORK, February 10.--At the session
of the Fish. Culturis; Association to-day an
elaborate paper on the geographical diS S!',
button of fishes vas read by Professor Hill,
of the Smithsonian Institute.
Professor Baird, in behllf of the United
States Commission, reviewed the work done
By the commission, and said that during The
wear between 1000. 600 and 100000 OF 'fsh
II had been distributed to waters all over The
United States, the results being quite salts
fnctnrY.
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RAILROAD LssEs.
@ HMN - g.

III LIE II M q ;aas
4 CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
~ COMPLIMENTARY CHANCE OF scHs-
DDLE.-On snd after SATURDAY, Fen: ,ary / q.
1870, PASSENGER trains win run as follows:
FROM RICHMOND.
S:15 A. M.-For GordonsvfIe .CbarIo,,e, vile
Staunton, Coyingtcn, and all intermediate s,a.
tons daily, arriving at Covinaton at 7:3I p
NJ. This rain connects at Gordcnsyi!le for
Orange, Culpt per, Warrenton, Manassas, Ajax.
audrta, Washingtc and the North, and at Char
lottes vile for Lynchbu Bristol, Knoxville Chat
taneoea~ and tire Southwest.
Passengers for points west of CoyiBgfon will take
this train for C0vingtou. and rake Express from
Covington at $50 A. NJ. Lext day, arriving at
Huntington at 5:25 p. NJ. making close connec-
ton with steamers for Cincinnati and the West aud
Southwest
$40 T. NJ. ACCOMMODATION TRArN-rer
Eordonsv1lle and all intermediate stations daily .sK
eept Sunday, arriving at GordonsyilIe at ST. s +,
Passengers for Lynchburg take train FROM Gtt-.
louisville at 400 A. ~. next day, arriving az
Lynchburg at e:55 A. NJ.
$3.50 L. Al. Observation-Disclosures between
Richmond and Covi.gton.
For through tickets, rates, and information. u.
ply at S26 Main street, Ballard and Exchange I'd
tel, or at the comparv's office, isroad ana SIX
teenth streets. CONWAY X. HOWARD.
Genef al Passenger aud Ticket AGENT.
THOMAS DoDAMEAD, Genera superintendent Il
Transportation. fell
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moro may be added Concerning its polit-
ical bearing. Like all matters of purely
military nature. the order calling out the
Landsturm, part or whole, requires only the
signature of the Emperor, and is independent
OF the State Council. Hence it follows THAI
should troubles arise In Catholic district at
a time when the fortune Of war Is going
against Germany--and such like ebulltions
have TO be provided for-the Emperor, By a
single stroke Of the pen, will be able 10 place
by far the greater part Of all able bodied men
under martial law. Looking upon it from
this point of view, the measure completes
the national ornaments. not only against
foreign but also against domestic enemies.
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The Cold Snap.

New York, February 9.-To.day, for the
first time since 1885, an ice.bridge was form
ed on North river, by which four men cross
ed from the foot Of Fourteenth street to Ho-
bokep, An immense crowd witnessed The
feat. !,
BALTIMORE, February 1O.-The river and
harbor are almost closed. The only arrival
yesterday was the George Le1ry. from Nor
folk
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r!Cecona DiSpdtch.]
Florida SenatOrshfp.

TALLAHASSEE, FLORIDA, February TO-
Two unsuccessful bIllots were bad to-day /;
on the last ballot Bisbee received "a, Craw-
ford 25, and the rest scattering. Both par
ties are divided. There is some talk of Gen.
eral Sanford as a compromise candidate, but
the Democrats will vote for no one who as
senator will sgmpathise with the Admins.
tration In It's southern policy.
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REDMOND YORK RIVER AND CHEsAPKAKEl
RAILROAD Co., SUPERINTENDENT OFFICE.
RICHMOND January 25, 1876. }
WINTER ARRANGEMENT

Commencing MONDAY, January 25, 1875,
passenger and freight trains on this road will run
rs follows:
PASSENGER TRAINS FOR WEST POINT viii
leave Richmond daily Sundays excepted ut P.
NJ, and will arrive from West Point daily Mon
days exceptedJ at 0:30 A. M.
The splendid steamer LOUISE, Captain A. c.
NICKLE, will run in connection with this road
leaving West Point MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS,
and fridays on the arrival OF the 8 p. ". train
from Richmond. and arriving at Baltimore early
next morning, and leaving Baltimore TT ESDAiS,
THURSDAYS S. and SATURDAYS at p. NJ, mr.
rive at u est Point next morning In time 10 con-
uect with the train due At Richmond at 1880
An.
Fare 10 washington .............'...''.'... ZU
Fare to PhlaaeiDnla. ....................... OU
Fare TO New Observation-Disclosures. 10 SO
THROUGH FKEiG tiT Train willIeave Ricn-
mond WEDNESDAYS, FRIDAYS, and SUM-
DAYS. ut A. NJ, connecting At West Point witp
steamer, landing freight In Baltimore early ned
morning.
attached leaves Richmond for West Point and
way stations MONDAYS. THURSDAYS. and
SATURDAYS. ut 7 A. NJ. and leaves West Point
for Richmond ~ O'Clock noon of same days.
EDWARD r. FDLGER, Superintendent.
w. N. BRAGG, Master Transportation. ia 20
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RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG nA.L
ROAD COMPANY. :

kOAU COMPANY.
COMMENCING JANUARY 4, 1876 trains
~ on this road will run as follows:
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH.
$40 A. NJ, THROUGH MAII. daily tefcept sun
day. eonneeting for all points .n,., sSua
7:45 A. NJ, FREIGHT Tx AIN daily except Sun
day., With coach attached, TOR Peters.
burg and stations on the Southside
road. LynchburR, and the West.
1:45 2. NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily, connecting
for NIL points South and West. Pas
sengers taking this train will make
close connection VI PETERSBURG toI
Norfolk.
500 F. NJ, FREIGHT daily Except SundsyI
with coach attached.
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH.
500 A. NJ. FREIGHT TRAIN daily texCrp,
Sunday with coach attached.
11:45 A. ~, THROUGH MAIL daily. CONNECTING
with Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac railroad for all points Eas
and West,
500 P. NJ, FREiG tiT daily Except sundayh
coach attached.
500 p. NJ, THROUGH NAIL daily {excrpl ,uu..
day., connecting with Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac failroac
for all points East and West. Pull mar
Sleeper attached, running through To
Baltimore. Also making close con.
nectioE wild, the Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad for the Virginia Springs anc
points North and West.
The MAIL TRAINS will not stop between Rich
mond and Petersburg except at Chester.
Trains on the Glover Hill will leave Chesri ~
2:4O r. II. Return ing, Will leave Glover HI ~
$50 A. NJ daily except San1ay. -.
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg viii starr rroN
Appomatt0x depot.
no 81 A. SHAW. supeIIatenoenl.
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The Steamer sylvester Reurns to Nor
folk on Account OF the Ice-Chesa-
peake Bay Frozen, &c.

Especial telegram 10 The Dispatch.I
NORFOLK, February 1Q.-The steamer
John Sylvester arrived heresthis evening and
reported that james river was closed above
City Point. Her freight and passengers were
sent around by rail. There Is great deal
Of drift ice in the lower part of the river.
We are having the coolest weather here
now that we have had for five years, and the
truckers are much disturbed.
The Chesapeake Bay is frozen entirely
across as low down,as Point.no-Point. The
canals are all frozen in this section, and there
is an embargo on traffic by water in every
direction except New York and Boston.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-11

Tie pu>t.OlIicr ~ Scycn-MiIe Ford. Smvth
county, Va. is restored 10 lis original site,
and William Z. Bonham appointed po>tmaS-
ter rir"J. II. Baker. superseded. James T..
Nyiiaury Is appointed postmaster at Green
Ill., tamph,li county, Va, ctce AlonZo L.
Aah-u>uu, resigned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-11

PARALYzEp.-Colonel Augustine Leftwicb,
an old citizen and prominent tobacconist,
who was stricken with paralysis on Monday,
was stated last night to be in precarious
condition. LyuchOuTq Republican.