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"llavc you any five cent cigars?'
Yes, sir" replied the clerk.
"llavc YOU any for ten cents?"
Yes, sir
"Havc You any for fifteen ccnts?'
said the would he purchaser.
"Ycs sir, We have" said the clerk
handing "n; box.
would yon take a fellows last cent
for cigar?' rather Indignantly que.
ricd the customer.
"lc>, would" snappishly y returned
the clerk.
"Wcll, there it is," solemnly said
the stranger as he deposited one cent
on the counter, and walked off with a
fifteen cent cigar.
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The TYPICAL NEGRo.-In the health
fnl uplands, around Lake Moero, Liv-
ingstone fell liz with very handsome
race Of negroes. "Many of the men,"
he writes, ''have as beautiful heads az
any one could find in an assembly OF
Europeans. All have very fine forms,
with small hands and feet. None of
the West Coast ugliness, from which
most Ut our ideas of the negroes are
derived, is here to be seen. No prog
natllous Jaws Or lark heels offend the
sight. My observations deepened the
impression first obtained from the re-
marks Of Winwood Reade, that the
typical negro is seen in the ancient
Egyptian, and not in the hnga;nly
forms which grow up in the unhealthy
swamps Of the West Coast. Indeed,
it is probable that this upland forest
region is the true home of the negro.
The women excited the admiration Of
the Arabs They have 6nc,' small.
well-f"rned features; their great de.
feet is one of fashion, which does not
extend to the next tribe; they file their
teeth to points, the lnssics, and that
makes their smile like that of the
crocodile.
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4 committee at u fair in Norwafk;
Conn.,, were fooled into critically tast.
ing native wine that had Deen taken
from one cask and put into twelve bo,s
ties with varied labels. Tl.ey were
divided IN opinion Us to WHICH was the
best.
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ACCORDING to French statistician,
more than thousand people have
perished by fires in theatres from the
beginning of the nineteenth century
up to the present date, while the pc
cuniary loss amounts to $50, 900, 900.
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OH AGE AND GREAT WoRK.-The mel
who have written on the achievement.
of their fellow.mcn have dwelt will
rnost interest on the work of the young
Alexander and Napoleon are constant
y adduced as examples Of the prod;
ghus power Of youth for execution
In literature we are told that Byron
ded a youth; so Of Chatterton and
kirke White, and many others of THEN
class. Indeed, every department ol
achievement is examined with great
care, and the result OF all is, as many
teach Us, that the young do the great
work of the world. We must infer,
therefore, that after man has reached
a certain agc-say sixty-he might
AS we'll lay aside his implements of la
b'r, and step aside for the young gen.
try I" carry on the great enterprises
Of life. An admirable procedure this !
Away with such aI'surd;ty! When a
man has reached his thrcc-scorr he il
ready, if he has been just to his mind
aud body. t" do the most magnificent
work Of his whole life. Uf course, he
cannot d. this if he has wrcnchcd his
voice to pieces by the time he was
thirty, or added his brain 10y stimu
Iants and late nj 5ht-work, or l,y any
irregnlarity III life and labor 1t is
not difficult t" find among living men
most excellent examples nf the union
"f old age and brilliant achievements
.\s Americans. We are habi,naIIy re-
minded that our great Ecn die young.
But we have abundant prn is to the
contrary. Our poet Bryant is an aged
man, and the greatest literary triumph
Of h's life is his latest book, the trans.
lation Of the II nd. lie has been work.
ing ever since hc was Il freshman at
college, and his editorials in the Eve.
ming Post would make small Library
in themselves. And instead of his
being All exception t" the law of lon
gevity and labor, We claim that he H.
lnstratos what would le the rule il we
only remained true to the requirements
Of mind and body. Who is more
spriyhtly than Bancroft, now nearly
eighty, and yet who among us has
done more, steady service for fifty
years?-C Christian 44dWcute.
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PoLlrENEss IN GREAT MEN.-Polite
ness is always the mark Of good breed
ing, and some Of the greatest mel
have been noted for their courtesy
Many Of them have owed the popular
iiy that was recognition Of theil
greatness, in no small measure t1
their consideration OF others. The fol
lowing is related of the late Edward
Many years ago the crrand-boy en-
ploycd by pnblishing-housc in a
great city was sent to procure from
Edward Everett the .proofsheets of a
book which he had been examining.
The boy entered the vast library, lined
from floor to ceiling with books, in
fear and trembling; he stood in awe
Of the famous man, and dreaded to
meet him. But Mr.. Everett, turning
from the desk where he was writing,
received the boy with reassuring cour-
tesy, badc him sit down, chatted kind
ly as he looked for the proofsl,cets,
and asked, "Shall put paper round
them for you?" as politely as if his
visitor was the president. The boy
departed in very comfortable frame
of mind. He has been raised in his
own esteem by Mr.. Everctt's kindness.
and has never forgotten the lesson it
taught him.
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Published
n.,osaays a, R'r1days.
by THE
a., Idaho World Printing Company
:. !, nix g.Id,s .djaaing I,seaie nan. Wall Arttt.
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OF - ub~rrtpttO
~. - ~ Three Mcn,hs. 50 90
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prufrssipnal Cards.
GEO. .AlN&i.lE,

. rr0RNEY ANb COUNSELLOR At LAW. IDAHO
1 cy. |. r. oihtr IN Montgomery street. sce"na
i,r ,t,s- .a- Pir>ioi,r.
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JONAS ". lIistsNN,

\ rroaxEY AND COUNSELLOR At LAW. AND
4 MARY Public. Idaho ci;s. / I. VIII prA.u.r
III III. courts ~ the Territory asricE 90 com.
stya street iwo door Abn,e Court House.
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1r ~ c~o.ssolution Notice.

%. .s.s.i,. ns .nlkINERSHIP HERETO
~ tie H'nss.~ "s.~een John Fnster and = p.
saer the nrn n nome Hotel. and doing bu 4.
|4ssssats Bois. 'e name II Foster Peterson. n
+ cen.sn,. -. w".y. !. T.. hss been dissoIved
s.ed Nr. r:,sr..f Foster having purchased he
&e.a on the hon. ,'s viii coniinue to conduct
ss' the nrm, a..ss ana -. :. hsrss.'ors. receive
We. I. r j.,, JOHN FOSTER.
Ih1A-vAl
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FINANCIAL:
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
TUESDAY, OctGneT lZ3 1879.
sALEa.-f3 Geo Virginia cousols sold at "a l5f

TUESDAY, October IL, 1875.
sALEe.-s3 eco Virginia cousols sold at 81; $50
Virginia sas.receivah'e coupons sold at 80.
GOid.-hnerican gold. 116 bid.
State Virginia c"nsals. 81 bid; vir.
ginia con.o's. new, so asked: virginia fundahle.
zinfa Interest certificates, 1S DID, go asked; Viz
ginia taa.n c.v.bie ctuuous. 80 bio. 81 asked :
North CnroiGa funded OF 1866. 10 bid II asked.
o ,sHy ~, Secur,tss-kiehmend CO city Sc; 1o7 biz.
burg city G's, 81 lid. 10N'' $500
:, Raftrndf Bmds -Chesapcske and bio Railroad
Q s. gold u. and ~, 20 lid: Chesapease and Ohio
tennessee 'cDnd IN Jrtgsge 6's- j. ard j., "a asked
" s,nRin'a and Tenne Sc railroad third mortgage
sh T. >. ~ ~ bid n asked: Sou Inside Railroad
1ss,srs a,raesge preferred 6s, j. and d. 46 asked
9 4,a, 90 assoc: Richmond aud P.iei sbuIg Railroad
hrst W niof giee Is, j aud D., 100 Mo: Richmond
ana ~ Railroad second mortgage S's, A.
ana :, l00 bid: Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad NOR gage ~. J. n + anf hid
W asked: Richmond, Fredericksburg md Potomac
Railroad mortgage 6's, J. c j., S3 bid
. Canal By1,ds James River and Kanawta Canal
Roitrodd %ocks.-l.jchmoos. FREQ. riss sa and
Petomac railroad common, ] 90 par, 65 bid Rich.
mond, Fredericksburg aud Potomac Railrcad SIX
per C guaranteed, 100 par, So hid /: hichmono,
cent. guaranteed, 100 par. "a bid; seaboard and
Roanoke kailfoa guarantee. 100 par. 95 bid.
BANK StocEs..Plluters National, 100 par, 1O3
BID; h.rsh ants NaiiGnal, loopr, 100 asked; State
Baps o. Ss sr lOo paf 50 bio: Fax Of Com
asked; CITIZENS savings, 20 par, 214 rio.
Insurance. tonDuR'eS.- Yirgiuia Slate. 25 par
26 bid: VIRGINIA Home. 100 par 100 asked Old
yominion'G 100 rar' 90 ashea: Con merc,s Fire
Miscellaneous Old Dominion steamship Com
pany, 100 par, 70 asked.
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LynehburG Agricultural Fair.

Especial telegram TO the Dlspatch.l
LYScnDCRG, Va, October IL, 1S75.-The
Lynchburg Agricultural Fair opened to-day
with eclat. The address Of welcome was
delivered by Msjor T. J. kirkpatrick, fol-
lowed by so able and eloquent Grafton from
Hon. A. R. Boteler. He urged that Virginia
be ably aud fully represented at the Centen-
NAL Exposition.
The Fair gives promise of being grand
success as an exhibition, nearly all depart
ments of industry and mechanism being
already we'll furnished, but the number Of
persons 10 attend lnco is rather limited. The
evening trains ho ~ever, arrived we'll ladeDed
with passengers, and it is believed the at
tendance will hourly and daily increase.
Thursday being the gaa.day. when the
military are to coatest for handsome stand
of colors, will probably bring together a
large crowd. General Barry is TO act as
judge in the military contest.
The weather today is cool but clear and
delightful, happily dissipatiug the unfavor.
able representations based upon the cold
northeast rain of yesterday evening and last
night,
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PORT OF RICHMOND, OCTOBER IL, 1876.
ARRIVED.
Schooner William Allen, Jones, New York, hay
"n Schooner o can Traveller, Adams, New York,
50 scbcon.r +. 1 l.. Corcrey, Higoee, New York,
haS, Atkinson 4 Temple
SAILED.
Steamer Old Dominion, Walker, New ?crk, mel-
chauui.e and passengers. 6. w. lien j. Co, aKens
r,erch,ndise and passengers, W. r. Porter, agent.
Steamer Westover, sklnDer, Baltimore, mel chah-
disc and passengers. l.. 3. Tiium. agei
steamer John sylvester, SiIotn, N aaant "ei
Schooner Mary A. Trainer. OsKlns' fpl'aae'ph'a'
Schooner c. oIge 2. Hueck, sharrett, New York;
cC Scooner c. Brsgg, Norfolk, -four ard slaves,
Schooner T.. B. spedden. spedden, Washington,
Shoot er Farmers Retura, Whi,e, Norfolk, truck
b. rres, TO master.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
From Norfolk Oct 1br 18th, schooner .. lee maj
IF From Albany October 9Th schooner Annie E
Moor'' Philips MEMORANDA.
Schooner John C. Henry, DonnalIy, from Rich
mond. arrived AZ Baltimore october l. In prsd;v
McMonagIe: and j. FIJI. LanRrlli, Flowers, iron
Richmond, arrived al Phiaoelphia October lin:
schooners william F. 6reen. Cunnings' t Ton
mons, Godfrty, and John 2. Kelsey, from VIZ
ri Ia arrived ut New YORK october 10Th:
Bark Horace Scudder. Gould. from Richmond
arrived 1T THESE september 23o.
schooner l.. & W. Shovel, jackson, from Rich
mond, arrived at Ao.tolS October LIN.
by telegraph.
NEW YORK, OCTOBER 2.-Arriyed: Cas;ela Ox
ford.hIre. arrived out: Deuss, Iyanhoe' ber'ha.
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Markets by Telegraph.
NEW YORK.


NEW YORK, October IL -Southern four quiet
and Cecliuiug; common 10 fair extra. s5.7U9
Sc. so: golu TO choice extra, s6.e5@S9. Wheat
h"uyy ana lower with moderate inquiry 81 .20D
Fl A fnr sound new aud old Water red western /;
81 22@Sl IA for sound new and old amber western;
al 3ClLSl.55 tor sound new and old white western.
corn closed quiet at 72@74c. for steam western
mixed: TAO 75c. fol III wts TN mixed. Fa's log.
wbi,e western. 47IX5oc.; W lite western, IS@56 :.
I'VE ouiet and unchanged Sug,r quiet ana 81. ady
7asGOSc. Cor fair 10 good rehtlEg: SIC. Tor prime
7Sc for mollsses: refined uuc!nng u and in good
chnnged. with III d=rate inquiry. TaIlow firm a,
l07s:. Rosin S'etdy. uipei tine hrm. fork more
active and higher; new lob rs. S23@t23 90. Lard
trmer. Wnisk y lower NJ S1.17H. Freights quiet
aud firm.
BALTIMORE. October 12.-Fiour quiet aud IN.
changed. Wheat dull Pennsylvania led, 81. 3O(a
tl.35, MARYLAND red. 81 .I$l AZ; amber, 81 90
81 80; other grades nlch.ngsI;; Corn G.mer, Gut
dull: southern, 40G47c. Rye dull al 75USOc
Provisions qui I. PORK steady. Bulk nom
In ly eai -r. Bacon steady. Lard quiet; retlueL
l4IGQl AZ. CCff"c quiet and unchanged. Hhiskey
dull at ~ sugar steady and firm.
CINCINNATI.
C1ScISSATI:, October l2:-Flour quiet and
Wheat and c. RI steady, with moderate
denaad. Oats dull at 3OG45c. Barley quiet prime
10 choIc- :l.25MS1.3j Rye stctLY and I'M
changed. Pork. S23 closing quiet. Lard higher
ue1;s easier: shoulders, 9sc.: cltxr RIB slices,
I3IC: clear Sides, lac. Eacol eaSt,r; shoulders,
lO;r cicir rib-siies. lang 49,: clear slides.
I54Al5h.. Hog, steady and nriIi. Whisky dy
with moderate demand.
LoUISvILLS.
loUIsyllLE. October l2.-Flour, grin, and
bulk-mcats Guiet aiu uDch iE2e'i J,arI quiet and
1rm at l4tgc. WhisSes quiet and firm at Sl.l3,
Baggiug quiet and unchanged.
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West Virginia Items.

HUNTINGTON AND ITS FrIuHE-CnARLEsToN-
fhE hASAwu NEw-RIrER SCENERY
L,Wi>EuKG.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch
LtwrguRG. W. Va, October s, 1915.
believe closed my last as we were
'o4'an. the whirf at GallipClis. After
Speeding quiet Sabbath in that neat little
h'"t ctT IT Is almost as clean az Philsdel.
plla, ana a. level a. fl Dor / embarked the
A'A' evening" At | O'Clock for Huntington,
some lotty miles down the river. The water
y '7", Aad ne make slow progress and
.-11LE aading>-now on the Ohio, now on
t"s 'TS'nia side Which, however, gives US
me opportunity Sf observing The magptfl-
'S"' country We are Ia-siug through, and
I'>uh" up on river navigation 10y means OF
SDu'I talks wtth th" ciptain and pilot.
N'4.hlrg Huntington in lie night. could
=. ho lGca q he riiIroad city ill morning,
"n'n' having fortified myself with a nice,
~. hic'k:as'. ] suoiied out TO do the
~" Nith az eye 20 items" a. well as
~"'IH'>-. Huntington is Il town OF magnif
"> 1l>'aEc"'. IL Is beautifully laid OH In
"'~1'' straight avenues rucung parallel
~" thc Hvcr, and in'eisected by the streets
,"',s these at night angles. The town 10
t,r',a over considerable area for onlG 5000
, "a. 'n'an's, there being SO much space not
49,. =, '"'t up. Ten or twenty times that
-, ,,"!''rF colid iiud homes within the limits
=. - "i'" allotted 10 the town. Tne streets
~ ''''' atd dusly--thcy must be awful IN
"'"t' tn . tue sidewalks altogether Of
'.~4.' 9" not Think seemed upou brick
-. { !,
-. '''.'' .i *ls"r- Ia,tr% anslr"dci
t."'r'""," =r'".ta also 10 t.c stas-
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. October 70 1875.

RICHMOND. October IL 1875.
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT.-Whue, 1875 bushels Red, 2,5l2
bushels
CORN White. 742 bushels. Yello,c, 800 bush
els. Miatd, IL "a bushels.
OATs.-5O0 bushels.
RYE.-l5O bushels.
STRAW -25 tales.
FODrER.-S bales.
SALES.
WHEAT.-IPhite, AZ bushels very good at 81 40:
SO bushels very goGd at 81 As; 296 bushels very
81 Blu his good ut Sl.35: 124 bushels common at
Fl 25: 20 bushels common 1T 81 20; Sc bushels
com non ut t1.10: so bushels good at S1.37: $50
bushels fair AZ 100; 1O4 bushels common at 81
at fl.12; 20 bushels common at $1.31: 20 bushels
common n' II 05. 16 bushels co Dmon st 75c.-
total 1.l74 bushels. Red 40 bushels common At
IL %; so bushels common IL zoe : 322 bushels
common at 1928: 6S bushels fair at *l.32; 100
bushels COMMON atSl.20: 70 bushels common at
*l.l0 asa bushels very good on private terms; SO
bushels gooi st $l.37; 10 bushels good ut ~. So !;
$40 bushels very good u, sl.40i 10 bushels g,od at
$1.36-tot,l. 1860 bushes.
CORN White, 362 hu h. i prime at 76c.: 20
bushels prime at TAG: 1U4 bu: hclS very good ut
74c 80 bushels 1T TIC total, s bushels. Yel-
lOH, 800 bushels choice at 75". HiIed IL bushels
at rs g; lao bushels at 73c. 120 bushes al
Tic total. GA bushels.
OATS.-2G2 bushels on rivate terms; ! 6 bushels
COMMON at 42c. 80 bushels good spring 1t 47c ;
20 bushels very good spring at 47c total, 26S
bushels
STRAW -25 bales at soc.
tCDDER.-S baleS al Csc.
Rg-kXHlBITED.
WHEAT White 60 bushels. Red, $50 usb bells. e.
CORN White l6S bushels. fefto,o, 800 bush.
els. Mirtd, 6u4 hu.lleis.
UATS.-Z20 bushels.
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Uaatfrer Probabilities.

WAsu,xGroS, October 12.-For the East
Gulf and South Atlantic States, higher,
rising barometer, northeast TO southeast
winds, col, clear weather, and occasional
frosts.
For the West Cuff States. the Ohio Valley
md Teunes ca, aud the lower Mississippi
Valley. stationary or filling barometer,
warner, partly cloudy weather, and north
east to sou ueaSt winds.
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L Gard OF s'GrE ccti0If.
BvCHlHGuAM CoURTH0rsE, !

Uc'nter IL, 1875.
! #. iuLl<h.rs Of the Ktci,mDnd Dtspatch:
,i.ll.,urD,--l WAS auaZ"d TO see from
y,Ur .>>Gr ut ,ha OH Instant that | bad been
laHc.rG. al1rg with \. Z. Lathrop, late col
I-'uy ot IT,. Fourth district, by the grand
inv tn Tie tinted STATES Circuit Court for
r's'" z/ru-: ia" puhlic funds: a2d Is you
Ia, uar. u,,ioU>iy hcra The means of widely
G..rl. ni'ing 4 report 81 il curious 10 my
'..g.r',r. aud - wllI ciicliited 10 @ricvc
L.. z, .t'G.'> 1TH trjrrd-, Wh'ch has 20 tpun-
G.',,G j" t,rt, u ! anI arUndlEtIy able to
: 80, 'TU>' tHtt you @tvr my statement
.nc IN toGr columns. herewith enclose
:. ~ 4 ~. r"r,IIt ",vcU mc by 4. L. La
G.rr. 30: %E1m %a> deputy. >ho owing that
#rauL''! 10 him tor every cent OF the
i.r.l' IN rcy n II. hint-, add ptld 1t over
~ 'a~ san, ana AN ready u meet any in.
! ,'i-aHtu thT may be desired.
GJt . -:Drl wrlng Ia, been done me By
Il. lu-.'H'!)n Ot this proceeding. Tor which
eau n'Nr' 20 re!tCal>On, rs m'Uy who
haze zen ycur tir,. publication will pro5a-
lily ucyrr It" my yind!cltion.
q" NJ c1upllin Of you for publishing
a. Item Of ucS-. out il is hard for an inno-
CT. nln. vito hIS always maintained the
Character ola gentleman, to have such p To-
.IcttIoM IN ID" IN regard to him. Please pub
">a l:I'> and copy Of receipt.
Very respectful lr.
GEORGE ". ELDRlpGe.
United STATES internal REvSAuE Agent s
t:lI,E, lI>THIcT NIRGISIAs, CARoLISAs,
htoRGlA. AND FLORIDA, RICHMOND, VA, De-
t"ber 10, 1873 - george ". EldraGge. late
J'.lty lp!i.rtqr Fourth District, Virginia !:
ST. be amount OF your dues to lite Col
rector l.atbrop, oflhe Fourth district Of Nir'
Gitla, IS such amounted 10
$40 SO
III" I stIsry from hiln................... 500 w
LEAVING balance due fir IN you of........S34O 60
Through your attorney you deposited TO
lhe ltr.ir o. tue Treasurer OF the United
safes $40 30.
Ihcr" he!ug 40 error Of one cent in your
!-'or, tha' amount is herein returned. Please
Acku0"rdtr receip, OF same.
Very respectfully yours,
A. 2. LATHROP,
Late Collector Fourth District, FirglGia.
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RICHMOND AND rRTKRsBUR9(
RAILROAD COMPANY. :
JUNE 1. 1875, trains
~ ON this road will run as follows:
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH.
$40 A. d., THROUGH NAH. daily Except Sum
day., connecting for all points Sour
and West. Sleeping-csr attached.
day), with coach attached, for Peters
burg and stations on the Southstds
road, Lyachburg, and the West.
1AbP.M., THROUGH MAIL daily, connecting
for all points South and West Pas
sengers taking this train viii Eaka
close connection at Petersburg foa
Norfolk.
with coach attached.
LEAVE PKTRlsBuRG NORTH.
73O A. NJ, FREIGHT TRAIN daily lexceV
Sunday with coach attached.
lOAg A. ~, THROUGH MAIL daily, CONNECTING
with Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac railroad for all points kaR
5.ooP.M NJ. FREIGHT daily fexcept sundsyh
coach attached.
7.35P.M., THROUGH NAIL daily texceptSua
day), connecting with Richmond;
Fredericksburg and Potomac rai!roae
for all points East ana Wet; s sunma :
Baltimore. Also making close con-
neetjon with the Chesapeake and Ohdc
railroad for the Virginia Springs aRc
pOtnfs North and West
rbe xAII, TRAINS viii not stop between HchF
aopd and Petersburg except a. Cheater.
Passengers will connect at Chester WIN St0yer
Hill railroad on Mondays, Wednesdays, ana En-
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg viii start frcn
AD mS 2s N A. SHAW. superin.andcnt.
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RICHMOND AND DANylLLE RAILROAD CoAP'Y,l
CFFrcE MASTER OF TRANS. May 80, 1875.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINs.-TRAIN No.
- 1-CHARLoTTs EXPRESS. Wes,ward-Lsaves
1886 4. NJ. leaves Dundee at l:l4 P. H.; leaves
Danyille At 1:l7 P. NJ: leaves Greensboro st 3:5a
P; NJ: leaves Salisbury at Gle P. NJ; arrives At
Train y NO o.. NEW YORK AND NEW Or
LEANS EXPRESS. Eastward Leaves Charlotte at
S:4S A. NJ; leaves Air,.ine JUNCTION At ego 4.
boro' al 1885 r. M; leaves DsnvilIe at l:l2 P.
NJ; leave. Dundee at I go P. M: leaves Burke
vile 9, OF P. NJ: arrives at Richmond at SAT
TRAIN No. s.-THRogeH Mn-NEw YORK
FOR THE SOUTH Leaves Richmond at !: 9S p. NJ;
1888 P. 81; leave Danviiie At 1888 :. L.:
leaves Greensboro Al 24t A. M; Leaves Salisbury
Leaves Charlotte at 9:15 P. NJ; leaves Salisbury
leaves Danyille at &c 8 A. NJ: leaves Dundee ii
arrives q Richmond at 2:22 F. II. - .
sstwardILeave5 Riehmend a. 4. NJ; arrives
At Bnrksvtle at l24s +. NJ; leaves B1rksvils
No tickets 10 points beyond Burkeville win be sold
THAN No. 6-ByRkEvILLx AccoAxopAT1es
rives at Richmond at s:05 Am.
Train No. 2 connects at Richmond with the
Chesapeake and ohio railroad.
Trains Nos. 3 and connect at Greensboro with
trains TO and from Raleigh and GOldsbore'.
All through trims connect at Richmond and Dun.
dee with traini on the Richmond, Fredericksburg
and PotoTac railroad, and Washington City, Vir.
ginia Mida nd and Great Southern railroad, to and
from Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia, and
New York.
Trains Nos. and connect at Richmond With
the Richmond, York River and Chesapeake Rail-
road trains TO and from Baltimore and eastern
points.
Trains Nos. l and2 connect at Charlotte with
trains on the Atlanta and Richmond AIRLINE rail-.
road 10 and from Greenville, Atlanta, Montgomery
Mobile, Pensacola, New Orleans, and all southwest
ern points.
Trains Nos. 8 and 4 connect ut Charlotte with
the Charlotte, Columbia and Atlanta railroad for
Columbia, Augusta, Savannah, Tallahassee, and NJ
Train No connects at Burkeyle with the At
lantc, Mississippi and Ohio railroad. from Lynch.
burg, Chattanooga, and all southwestern points.
Tickets sold to all southern and sout western
poats, and OaSRags checked through.
ITnhrDken gauge from Richmond 10 New Orleans
Pullman sleepers run on all night trains.
Local tickets are goad only for continuous pas
SAGE TO The points named on the ticket No lay.
over checks Will be given.
T. NJ. r. TALCOT7,
Engineer and superintendent.
w. T. WEST Master of Trains. Sc ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-13
New York HENS.

New York, October PA cane with
monkeys head. precisely Ike John Dolan's,
now under arrest for the murder OF MIR.
Noe, has been found near Noes store.
Dr.. Hembold, who escaped from the
Bloomined,le Iuuatic asylum Qlst night re-
ported discbarged). was arrested coming out
of the Metropolitan Theatre and sent back to
the asylum.
Complaints have come from various parts
of the State of seizures OF cigars branded
with other than branding iron. Manufac-
turers have been using harder metal heated
by a spirit-lamp, making neater brand.