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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-21
Letter from Petersburg,

,r.--nr,,ootcnre OF the Richmond OiSoaee"'l
p.rrRsBuRG, .Januaryq2o, 1876.
-,.o School Board. at a ueeting held this
, ~, decided TO postpone indefinitely
al''I ',,n'o1 dedication Of the new Anderson
INK $3.50 orv handing Uhc white High SchosI.
StH''"T L. Ranch was engaged oy tue
MAYOR l., ,,,rnrr Of writing and hook.keep.
HoHu :" h,nher classes Of the public
ing IN inc "'1"~'
schools. ,,,,, ,.,ion meeting Of the Tabb-
u. nan congregation VIII oc
80 ., that church tonight, when Reports
n n',T ~ made OF the growth of the churcn
Y,,r;,,- ihr rast wear, the increase Oh at'ct'a'
once in tic Sunday school, &e' H.,
rho REGULAR graud.iury term OF the hoS'
,.,,,s Conf will begin lis session tomorrow
1,S.,r,. arc twelve felony cases that a"a.. Tue
.',.;a, oS The grand jury, and an UNUSUAL.
l1rrr civil docket. ,uo.hors
-, o,,,r1r. that the two negro "ro'nets
,,ar,,rr who made an attack yesterday u.
80, imam the old negro Iah'poei' pro,
NJ ,,,arr.S lrrnnt against him, ana nae
h;n hound over by justice o! Inc peace
49,. i,r,rmaiion in regard 10 The case goes
Lo,,. tbot he hIumr of IL rather atlacneE'
-. ~ w. oi1 man than 10 The Harpers, though
:, I',,., col decidedly the bes, OF the rem
n,ijlion was in circulation to-day, and
-.,';rrG many signatures, praying me non
,..rr. The City Council 10 exempt from IAN
...,, ia, Petersburg Library. That lhst'tu-
.;,.r h.. had 20 contend with numerous serl.
49, I.l;.r.,i,.- since is establishment, anu
-, I.r accumulated tax charges entered
".'.> :; yrp emitted hy The clcucncy OF
.I,'Cnilncil il Vii probably be advertised for
,.h. With other property on winch oe'thquen'
KS lrc nov overdue.
Tp.dIy has been rac very pi''erest auo
.-.a,,i Of the >ea>un. There Is reported 10
,.a grrat deal OF suffering III tue Guy, ana
,r5,,- of unusual artIr!iyare 10 hc put iortn
-, ~, Relief Assertion and others benevo
,...'Y inclined 10 reduce the prevailing want.
T,, association. at is meeting last ulgDt,
.s,.,,,v and painfully disclosed It's lnabillty
+. r,1i,yr the accumulated misery which APP
,lir, - IL officers for relief. In tie F!ittl
Ward alone iu.r. were, during the past
week, three hundred applications fol
rrIinf The NIcr.prtSidcnt had bul
(,r,y dollars a. biz disposal 10 extend heil
,loi wi. ah.Glu.tl; needed in cases OF great
rr.cucy. The Association adopted a series
Of resolutions last plight appealing to the
ministers OF the city churches 10 help then
in their charitable WORK, and 10 take up col
lr9ions next sunday for the benefit OF tht
poor.
E,v. Dr. LconjCas RoSScr was on the trar
from lyurhhur- this afternoon.
\ pua.byr oil oug leading men interested
in the tocac ,o-iHSp"ct'on question VIII leave
TONIGHT for Richmond. ROBIS ADAlR.
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FATAL P!rHGE.-A young man named
Joseph Phelps made fatal plunge into the
canal and out OF the world on Monday eve
ming. He had taken passage on an boat
to 20 up The canal wilhelm state of intoXi-
cation. Before reaching the first lock above
he city he was sen TO jump from the boat
into the icy waters Of the canal. The hands
IN board by promp, efforts succeeded in fish
Ing him 0ut, aud got him back into the boat
:; wetter il nota wiser man. They supposed
that the effect Of his freezing bath would
chill any further aspirations be might have
After Immortality by that means, but in thai
they were mistaken. When the boat had
gotten & snort distance above the lock he
made another plunge. and this time sue
c,clcd in his fatal purpose. They found il
!mpo>sblc TO rescue him from his watery
crave. and he sank to rise no more. The
body had not been recovered last night, anC
H. it lies abJv" the source OF supply from
Which all the water OF the city is drawn the
Thought i, not Il pleasant one.
The deceased is said 10 have been an indus
tiiou> and orderly young man, and the rash
act which terminated his life is attributable
solely 10 the Grazing effect of strong drink
Another warning 10 beware OF the monster
L|ahtny llFyl9dn.
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ErOn ApDOlIaNftOY.
correspondence @; he Richmond Dispatch.l

uTT'S iDlI'icNt' ne hiclIHouu DisBilCti'J
ArPoMArroX COUNTY, January 10, 1915.
The good people of this section have taken
advantage Of The very favorable weather OF
Ia, tai. and The winter 30 far, to push for
ward their work with unusual alacritv. Your
correspondent does not recolect the time
when he has seen so much land ploughed
an! - many plant-pitchcs burned SO early
in The >Hsou. and he is not a very young
man either. Everybody is preparing TO
spread themselves on tobacco. Last year,
whrE i: Was drug in the market, the com.
mission merchants said there was enough,
especially of inferior tobacco, on hand to
!a,t three years. Now they say the deficiency
caused by last years failure cannot be sup
piled in thrcc years. We shall see how much
they know about il.
Their" was Slight unpleasantness be.
tween two parties at PAmplin's last Satur-
t!ay, one Of whom received ball in his side,
INJECTING slight wound, while negro look.
in on got 4 stray shot in the toe. S.
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CHARLIE CREME" Mela" writes from
Richmond to The Petersburg appeal:
Disabled physically, to great extent, and
0! simple mind, he is characterized by an
Industry, fidelity, and high sense of honor,
That have attached 10 him all who know.
him. He has for years been Il general assi&ts
ant OF the reporters Of this city, diligently
collecting items and impartialiy impar6ug
them TO The representatives of every paper,
aud his reports could always be relied upon
as correct. Fires, however, have beens q
speciality with him, and for several yeaAEs
he has faithfully attended not only eFeMs
IRE, but every alarm OF fire, andy has sAeah
recognized by the whole fire and pol de,
laltments as the representative OF TIE H8e
on these occasions. AS an humble bGt Ea3th
lul member Of the press Of RichmQlda ha;
deserves lis kind remembrance and sympa-s
thy, and if he should now succumb t6aJfes
painful Injuries he has received tbsreMl
be true sorrow for him in every neWSFASer;
once OF this city. hope that he paS5res5
cover and live long in bis chosen yoesion az
'Voiunleer assistant Of the repertorial eorpH
=, The Richmond press.'a> st -
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LOUISIANA:
The Louisiana Planters Endorse the
subcommittee.

The Louisiana PIanterbf EnuOEsS VIEW
subcommittee
NEW ORLEANS, January. 10.-The Patrons
Of uusbandry Of Louisiana and Mississihpi
have issued an address TO the rider through.
out the United States, endorsing. the report
Of the subcommittee of Congress. The adj
dress concludes as follows: g Believe us. this
report made by gentlemen of the North and
congressman OF both political parties tells
you the truth, and We refer 1t, to you, ana
trust that every patron to whom this appea'
may come may give 1. attentive reading
Suit against the military. :. ~
in. Vaughn, through his attorney, Judge
J. A. Campbell, has filed petition in the
Sixth District Court claiming 100000 dam
ages from Generals Sheridan, Emory, and
De Trobriand, and II. j. Campbell, who on
the 4:h Of January last did unlawfully, Vio-
len,ly, and forcibly make assault on petition
or and thrust him from the House of Repre-
scntativcs, where he claimed seat. Inter.
rogatories Of fact are prorounded to defend
ants. Z ill.,.
Connecticut Republicans on Louisiana
New HAVEN, January l9.-The Republi-
can Convention to nominate State officers
will be held in this city tomorrow. A eau.
Gus was held this evening, at which the
almost unanimous sentiment was In favor OF
platform heartily supporting President
Grant in his action concerning Louisiana.
Dir. Baldwin, of this city, denounced the
acts of General De Trobriand as illegal and
unworthy Of approval. he did not think
the party SHOULD burden itself with the ap-
prevail Of that which both President Grant
and General Sheridan had disaroWed. No
ticket has yet been made up. - ea
A lame Apology.
NEw YORK, January 19.-At meeting OF
the Republican Central Committee tonight
resolutions were adopted sustaining through.
out the action Of President Grant in the
Louisiana matter, and setting forth that even
if what was done was illegal it was done
without the knowledge of the President and
with sincere desire on the part OF the OH
GERS Of the Government to perform simply
their duty.
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DLANTERs' WAREHOUoE.-TO To

DLANTERS' WAREHOUoE.-TO To-
i BACCO-GROWERS OF LOUISA, SPOTSYL-
EANIA AND ADJOINING COUNTIES:
GESTtEMET,7I propose opening at once ,, at
Gus building lately occupied BY Messrs. Boltig-
heimer, Iseman & co. aLO0sEToBACCO WARE
HOUSE Tor the sale Of and prizing loose tobacco.
These warehouses have proyenby experience mu-
tuay profitable to tobacco growers aud others in
,crested in Southside Virginia and the tobacco.
growing counties Of North Carolina, where they
are to be found very numerous and popular.
l hope by energy, fair dealing, the employment
only Of men who will be accommodating and at
tenlive to business and the of money to procure
You fair price for your tobacco, together with the
kindness OF the Chesapeake aud Ohio Railroad
Company In allowing me to curry buyers from
Richmond al half-fare. to make this paying eRter
prise to You and myself a.4 s. = -.
propose to have REGULAR sALE-DAYS. apdTill
have them as often you will fill my warehouse.
will name THURSDAY the 2Sth January to have the
first sale win you I'LL my warehouse on the 9th
| instant? Iprefer small parcels from large num-
Der in order that one shall run any risk at get
ting hurt.
Mr.. DAVID 1sEMAN will receive your tobacco
and care for 1t. Respectfully, "
ia ZO-Zt Va" -. So ~ II. h,s " III ILoCk.
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REMOVAL or TnS CAPITAL OF WEST
VIRGINIA. Charleston, January lS.-Ihe
lion. j. Vi. Bennett, OF Lewis county,
Introduced bill into the Senate to-day pro.
vidjng Tor the removal Of the capital from
Charleston 10 Wheeling. The excitement
over he prospect Of removal is at fever heat.
The Charleston people are anxious and
almost de>pondent. Indeed, may say that
Charleston is apparently conquered. There
are known to be thirty-nine members in the
Nou,a ard fourteen in the Senate who favor
removal 10 Wheeling as temporary location
On this proposition tho bill will be likely 10
pass the Senate at an early day.-1eleg'an'
to wheeling MtetHgencer.
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ckshasf,, eyesys;brpwn
large head well developed and balanced,
wears spectacles, has "a quick, active motion,
easy manners, and pleasant address. He Is
very rctfcent, and guard with those whom
ne does not fally trust. but trustfal With bis
friends. Kind and faithfulto all, full Of be-
nevolence done In secret. bis high character
and determined will fitted for command, and
good Judgment in the choice OF agents, and
the universal esteem in which he is held, rem.
der. him emiuently fitted to hold the reins of
government In the State Of which he is
citizen, g.,,:.., 49,, ~. -, -
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FMN.3N

sssB were deeply panied to hear at late
EEsrisast ss{ght that our venerable townsnan
s. iIllnsN Owen was in such dangerous
Es,nadisSen as to cause fears he would not
ksrkisee antil this morning Lyach6urg
Nups; Goth.
ghs statement recently published to the
asSsE that Mr.. WV. Corcoran had made
B. adry donations to his coachnan and others
|snSskhe Istxor January proves to have lad no
fotih dalton ID fact.-BaLtinsore Sun, y5.,
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EXCELSIOR MARKET,
- No. ao4 EAST BRoAR lsgBEE1

: No. 2O4 EAST BR0AR STREET. !"
.s gsg4 49, y! - :.
1would most respec sfnIfy eafI the attention Of nay
friends, patrons, and the pubty In general 10 ehs
above market, where they can pe suppiieo WIN Az
IzlE $50 asrEs kinds Of = q. ~
FRESH MlsAI S ~
Fl also VrGErAgLEs5 of all kinds, DRIED FRUITS,
CANNED EsUiTs, FlsE. and I 0YsTY SIN fact
dug found IN class pfSYp ION store
aiarketlng delivered free, urc,up p
3Ae sTrsSs al III r. ss~-7 -
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ESTABLISHED BUSINESS FOR SALE
ON FAIR TERMS.

{ y. . rs
The subscribers, wishing to retire from the
Who'll ALEsEANCY GOODS AND NOTION
BI]SI ESS tHfsieyote themselves exclusively to
their interests In this city, will dis
nose Of their stock of GOODS on hand. STORE
FIX FIIRr s, and LEASE OF WAREHOUSE, on
favorable TERMS 10 parties wishing to embark In an
already welI-csublished business. Il he warehouse,
situated oHaiu street, in the best position in the
city fsal5B feet deep, basement and first floor;
the frst floor Is lighted with In the centre
The second floor Is 100, aud third SO feet deep.
Thus is affordf house in Which the wholesale
FANCY goods and notion business can be prosecuted
on ms large scale US desired, or large combined
wholesale dry goods aud notion business can be
Sncb an opportunity rarely offers Itself 10 those
wishing 70 enter into mercantile pursuits for pro.
curing welI-known and established business anu
arrangements may be made with al. S. Valentine
to remain with new Arm until late III the spring
season. .., 4
Parties desiring further Information can procure
1t by addressing US. ;, r.psn,Nr 6 20.
1918 Main street, Richmond, Va.
S.B-In view of the contemplate q change In our
business as stated above We pow otter specla.l In
ducements to the trade In supplying them selves
with goods In our line, andinyst ana country
merchants to avail themselvesY o. these lnduce'
ments [ta 1S-1wl 81. .. VALENTINE e 90.
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old DOMINION STEAMSHIP sssRRR
W ~ COMPANY. sc
FOB , NEW YoRK.

This company win dispatch one ef their sp}endid
steamers-OLD DOMINION, WYANOKE, ISAAC
BELLE RICHMOND, ALREMARLE, and HAT.
Tex As-eTery TUESDAY, FRIDAY and SUM-
These ships are entirely new, and were built ex
They have splendid saloons, staterooms, and bsth
rooms. HTN iI9i.t5G, - fygegtt.atS y@8.5s,-T s
surpassed. 49, =. = : =
Q Goods shipped by this line are landed regularly
At New York on the Company's covered pier, 81
North river. =. : -.
Fretghts for points beyond New York forwarded
with dispatch, and no charge made except act,laI
expenses incurred. ~. f,an f.-!s 49, &C., !.
Freight received until 5 P. NJ. daily.
For further Information; apply to - '2-,t
tl > T. GEORGE ". ALLEN & CO., Agents,
ap 81 Office Company's wharves. iRockeets-
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81 RICHMOND AND DANyMLH RAILROAD Co. J,
OFFICE or ENGNEER And SUPERINTENDENT
RICHMOND VA, December %. 1874.
Gu NCE on ecu NIAIII u no N I'm

RICHMOND AND DANvnLs RAILROAD CO., 7,
OFFICE OF ENSNEE r. AEp suPER1sTsNDlNr.}
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE-TO TAKE
" EFEEOT SUNDAY. DgcEMBER 81, 1874:
TEAM No. 1.-CHARLoTrE ExpRKss, West
wsrd-Leaves .Mcnmond at sos "A. 81; leaves
P. NJ; leaves Danyille 81 1:l2 p. NJ; arrius
at Greensboro at 3:43 Pm ~ ~ 10y
TRAIN No. 2:-NEw ORLEANS AND NEW
YORK EXPRESS, Eastward-Leaves Greensboro at
bes y s sayfs pany esvs :. s sSs
TEAM No. = s.@TnR SSu n MAIL, Westward
Leaves Richmond ri 1:38 p ~; leaves Rurkeville
at AL p. n; leaves Dundee at 925 r. M; leaves
psnyills Ct s;2s I. NJ. arrives Al Greensboro at
TkAfN No. 4.-THRegcn MAIL, Eastward
al 6:ls 4. M: leaves Dundee' al Sal A. n;
RisSno S * ssa p t'S A n arrives at
ward-Leavts Richmond al 8 A. NJ; leaves Burke
Vile at 1870 2. NJ; arrives at Lynchburg At 4:20
TRAIN No. 6.-BuRxEyILLE ACCOMMODATION.
rives at Richmond at 75s' A. ii. - -
dee with train, ON the Richmond, lFreterieksburg
and Potomac railroad, and Washington City, Yir-
einls Midland and Great Southern railroad, to and
from Washington, Baltimore, Ph,ladelphia, and
| New York. ..., zrs $500.
Trains Nos. 8 and connect at Richmond with
the Richmond, York River and Chesapeake Rail-
road trains 70 and from Baltimore and all eastern
points.
| Trains Nos. 2 and 8 conr ect ut Charlotte with
trains ON the Atlanta and Richmond AIRLINE rail-
road to anu from Greenyle, Atlanta. Montgomery,
Mobile, Pensacola, New Orleans. and all southwest-
ern points 80 -
Trains Nos. 8 and connect at Charlotte with
| the Charlotte, Columbia and Atlanta RAILROAD for
Columbia, Augusta, Savannah, Talshassee, and II
southern points. ~ : Z. '.t5r
Train No. connects at Burkevlle with the At
lantic, Mississippi and Ohio raj road, from Lynch
burg, Chattanooga and all southwestern points.
l. HsnKA cNlH al fDYan fASyo
points, and baggage checked through.
/ Pullman paace-cars through from New Orlean
| TO New York. T. NJ. II. FALCOTt
| ... Engineer and Superintendent.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

TOR SALE OR RENT, ONE ~
4 of the most desirable LIQUOR, @N Isl
BAR, and OYSTER SALOONS In the <es8kJaT
city-STEAMAD OYSTERS a spc- W.
cfalty-or I will make arrangements with ! re.
sponsihle man h take charge of the business, as
/ o1-iIx p. FRITZ. 2lS Ninth street.
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GENERAL RAILROAD n

.f.sa-s AMI .4..,s
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS COMPANY.
TICKETS on sale % altprineipal points In the
United States and kufope.r 49,. s.. ID -
BATES SANE As At DEPoTs.. -; =.
Notruuble 10 give Information and answer letters
I Passengers and baggage Called for, and baeEsge
checked from hotels and residences 70 destination
on all tickets sold by as. . - ..i ~ FF'E -
:, III SLEEPING. CAk TICKETS ON SALE. 10
The only railroad ticket office In the city where
passengers can have choice OF routes. -, -
70 y! A. w. CARRIER, 626 Main street.
Il Branch Ticket o6fceat Exchange Hotei.f etaA
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ClI4aTxrxER.
CLOTHING WITHOUT REGARD TO

fMoTHING WITHOUT REGARD nc
W z5HstH iE.3gf COST. 35at 81 .sifEf
We have On hand large stockof q .si-s.
90 1 WINTER CLOTHING O..
= - = AND - e. ~
~ FURNISHING GOODS, -. Il.
embracing q general assortment OF MEMS and
YOUTHS, WEAR, which we desire to close out,
and as Inducements 10 purchasers we Offer goods
from this date, for the remainder Of the season,
~ WITHOUT REGARD TO COST. 'a3
Parties in want of clothing, or desiring to make
q good investment, will do we'll to call.
80 -".,.... WILKIESoE.& WRITER'S,
80. 1907 Main street,
ia 21-3teod opposite post-nfHce
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aRAH1.nRaW Yrrr-s.
: 80 : R1csfMoSB xAD Pm ti;f3 49,
Enln

/ nCAAoNH And fXfkhsb6Bt1R 63cr.
/ nOMMEECINGJANUARYl Ts7s fTs 4;
~ on ms rotn'wflfrHn n follovs i a ffSaTIffs7s
| LxAyE RICHMOND SOUTH.
t-sssS:SV 4. IL !tiRoUGHM dsfiyiexcezx-S rx.
.a s eel s sssTDessins for 90 points sQaS
gKEiGTIT1AsafiMs asiiT i s.snss 80
! s,,s burg and stations on tj,s So,,tS.ssSe
1a5PM, TaR91JsH Natl se ssi sss
'z-s3tsssH Iof. sr points South md We6. sFsS.
f a. !, ~: ssusefy takiiiE th3s trasn VIII baSa
~ :: sesi ao oss sSonnecsson at Psperssun IN
6.ooP. A,FREIGisr 1siiy tsreeps as.o,,i
~tss i with coach stfacbedl i -, g -
Lave PETEkSBIRG HOR1H.
500 a. D.. aEKE!aATn TEAM daily fsxeeps
HAS A. n, Sxi AL e dssiy, eenaec.iax -
With Riehnond, FREDERICKSBURG ~
7 - Potomac railroad for an points Ks8
500 ?. Il. TaEHfdSlr daily ts1cept sunday,
! SEQ p. n, THRoU6H NAILda,ly e1eepssas.
.fft; ..,t,a, dayl connecting With Richmond.
Fredericksburg and Potomac rsilroS1
e x FOE all points kast and WeS. Pullma1
tsr.-in.s 49, Sleeper attached, YunniAa through %
s.7t.y Baltimore. Also masking close COM
- - nectfou with the Cbesapeske and Ohio
{ a2r+ railroad for the Virgins Springs and
il ,r,, -, :, 3p9inss North snd Wsssa .lsa--.,F
Hond and Petersburg EXCEPT at Chester -.
Trains on the Clover Hin WIN lsase Chester 6
1:4O r. ~. Returning, will leave Clover Eul ne
$50 A. ID. daily except Suncay. -
!. ALL ThAtNSleavtng Petersburg win start non
10 81 -. 4. SHAW. superintendent. '
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: RICHMOND YORK RrvEn AND CHKsAPHAkEl
RAuRoAD Co.. suPxRfNTcNDENT'sO OFFICE, I
-, ~ RICHMOND, November %, 1874.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

RAILR0AD Co.. suPxRINTnNDENT's OFFICE, I
-. SO RICHMOND, November 70, 1879.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
Co.mencipg TUESDAY, December !, 1874.
passenger and freixhtt-ains on this rad Milfr
PASSENGER S TRAINS FOR WEST POINT wi.
leave RichAon@ daily. tSundayS excepfedl af 3 4.
a., and VIII arrive from. West Point daily Nom
DAYS exceptedj at ha20 "A. ID ~ .
The spiepd.d steamer LOUISE, Captain a. Y.
NICKLE, wilt rIn IN connection With LniS 9oao.
leaving West Poinsi NON DAYS,WEUaESDAXS,
and fridays on. the arrival OF the 3P. d. train
from Richmond aud. arriving al Baltimode early
4 next morning, and leaving baltimore rU ESnAIS,
THURSDA rs and SATURDAYS st P.A., aS-
rive II ~ est Epint next orning IN lIae 70 con.
/ meet with the train. due 1t RirhmOnd ut 1c.3o
"a. M = = 70
Fare to Baltimore. .s..A..... SH
| Fare to BaltsRore and return-...--..-.>... w
Fare 20 WashfDg ton Ky
Mss RksE m II viii leave Risi,.
mond WEDNESDAYS, FRIDAYs. asd SUN
steamer, landing .fneigh. n Baltimore early ne11
n LouaL FREIGHT IRA IN, With passenger ca,
attachett leaves Rtfhmonde for Mess fSins ans
way stations MONDAYS, THURSDAYS, sas
| SArEKDAYS.at7A. NJ. aud leaves Wcst Eeiht
for Rs0h uonf l3oHsoeS noon OF same Gays.
- EDWAKD p. R0LGEk, superinteaasSnnSS
I Y.E. BRAGG, Master Transportation. no o0
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Spccie Relonsins 10 New York Bank.
Changes in Circulation.

Since the passage of the act of January
14th the Controller of the Currency has re.
ceived applications for the organization OF
new national banks as follows. One bank in
New York, capital, $1,000, 900; two banks in
Connecticut, S200,0O0; two banks in Maine,
$3.50, 1000; one bank in New Jersey, 500, 600;
one bank in Kentucky, 100000; two banks
in Massachusetts, 100000; eight banks in
Pennsylvania, $S50,O00; one bank in Illi-
nois, $4,000. Applications have been re-
ceiyed for an increase of capital from one
bank in Kentucky, 100000; one bank in
Massachusetts, 100000; three banks in
PENNSYLVANIA, $4,000. Total increase,
S3,3G0,000 Since the date of the passage Of
the act above mentioned legal-tenders have
been deposited for the purpose Of reducing
circulation by two banks in the State Of New
York, $4,000; one bank in Illinois, $4,000.
Total decrease, S232, 900.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-21

CHESAPEAKE AND : OHIO RAIL-
~ ROAD.-On and after SUNDAY, January 5,
1870, PASSENGER trains viii run follows:
FROM RICHMOND,
S:15 A. n. MALL TRAlE.-Eor Gordonsylle.
CharIotres stl,e. .staanson, Coytnsten, and al
ipterIne dinte, stations daily Except Sunday ar.
irving nt CoyiDQton at $780, r, M. This cain
connects at Gordonsyille for Orange, Culpt per,
Warrenton, MANASSAS, Aexandria, WHsbiUgtons
and the North, and &C Charlottesville for Lynch.
burg, Bristol, Knoxville, Chattanooga, and the
'y &:Is y. M. ACCOMMODATION TRAIN.-Fos
Gordonsyle ana al intermediate stations daily leE.
cept Sundayl arriving at GordonsSille ut s:I5 r
$40 p. N. CINCINNATI ExPREss.-For Cor
donsvtHe, Charlottesville, Staunton,. Goshen, Mnl.
boro coyirEstoR, and al stations west OF Coying-
ton datly texeept Saturday, arriving nj Huntington
at 5:26P. d. This train connects st GordonsYilie
for Waslip non, Baltimore aQd tive North, nud
for Lrnchbarg ana The SoI.s; and at limiting
ton with steamers Bastona and Fleetwood for Cin-
cinnati and all poinis Wess apa Southwest arriving
at Cincinnati at IL.
BalgaRe checked through. tt
Por Through tickets, rates, anc fnfornAtons aps
ply at S2S Main street, Ballard aud Exchange Ho.
ei or at the companys oDce, Broad street and Six
tenth. CIV. .oaACtAhLANE.
- ~. :. Assistant General Ticket Agent
Taa.,ssssrtation. - 5-.,T-f<,I3S>: = de IL