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FEusGitK>BuEG. VA. October 1G, 1875.
Ia To. EoIpDruInn Curt here Yesterday,
before dc G1Uiricn. the case Of the Com
Ltu~ci4tI a@NC>' Edward WoliZ, upon an
IG"sr'U"at Tor ior%crv. was tried. and re-
>3I,'d "a 3" lcqulttal Of the accused. When
=" wa e. HIS ANNOUNCED il was received
W!,H..ldtp>e, Wh'cl broke out again when
t." lG!gc orasred the prisoners discharge,
Misunderstanding the ttfyr!s Of the officers Of
-. cart 10 check 1t.
Poi 'cu matters have Quilted down. Mr..
y ". Nal'Ic', the Conservative nominee
itT tie llju,c y! Delegates from SpotSylYa.
N, noW has the whole field to himself. No
otr hI> yrt been found in the ranks Of his
party wiling to assume the uneuviibe posi-
lion o. ~ independent cand date. AS the
IsPr!rh c:rculate> freely in the upper end
OF >po'>y.valia, it is proper 10 mention that
Mr.. Wallace milI address the people at Part
10" on tie IL b, ard ut Faulkpel'S on the
@o!h n>tin'. Mr. Wallace is a young lawyer
q sup ri0r ability, is perfectly sound Oh the
drbi 4A@>'i1n, and will make his mark in the
Legislature.
This s'cion has been visited by several
AciY! iro>:>. though no material damage is
!en"ritt. Tn" larmers are busy gathering
corn and sowing wheat. The traffic in fer
tl!lz"Ts b. been unusually large this season.
The Ripplhannock aud Potomac 1mmi,
grafton 'c'ety, which has its headquarters
mere. Is actively AZ work, and the promises
OF success in attracting immigrants to this
section Of Virginia are most encouraging.
In" most brilliint marriage witnessed 10
fredericksburg for some years took place at
>. Grorg''s church last Thursday night.
Mr.. Daniel NJ. Lee, son Of the late Cemmo-
HnTc Lee. and the beautiful and accomplished
Miss Mamie Z. Fickien, were tue happy
parties. An immense throng witnessed the
impressive ceremony and sped the pair ON
tLcr hlm"ue.l tour With their best wishes.
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yVaSheursOu Items.

WASHINGTON, October 1G.-Bonds held by
the Treasurer as security for national K
circulation $685. ,272. and for deposits OF
publ moneys SIS, 7S2,20
National bauk notes received for redemp-
ton during the week, S3,3S1 1862.
National-bank notes outstanding, $780,.
S13.77S; of which s2,640, 900 are in national
gold-tank notes.
Customs receipts to-day. $500, 227. sc; for
The month, s., 763, $3.50; for the fiscal year,
$4,000, 1880.
Interual-revenue receipts to DIV, $780,
434.33; for, The month, S5,202 5S5.47 !; for
the fiscal year, $50, 73l, 791 Is.
LegaI-tebder shipments during the week.
S3,75U,000.
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mtsstssspps Affairs.

WASHINGTON, October 49, Ex.Sena'o OF
Pease had long interview to-day with The
President on the subject of Mississippi, in.
Guiding the causes Of the difficulties, presen,
condition OF affairs. and the remedies. TIE
President talked freely. and said be was
much eratfied that the two political parties
bad effected 90 amicable adjustment by
which a fir election would be held and
peace maintained in The State. :.
Efforts have heretofore been made BY
Senator Bruce and friends for the removal oil
four Federal officers in Mississippi, but Mr.
Pease has assurances that no removals would
be made in that State for mere partisan rea-
sons. Attorney General Pierrepont assured
him that none coming under his department
would be disturbed.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Accident Il. a Railroad Eugineer.

Especial telegram to the Dispatcli.l
LYSCHBuRa, VA, October TO- A singular
acci,ient occurred to Paul Goolsby, engineer
on the south.bound freight train Of the Mid.
land road, this afternoon. Coming down a
grade at a rapid rate, G oolsby noticed stick
of wood likely to fall from the tender, and
while attempting to replace It lost his bal.
ance and was hurled to the ground. The
train bad crossed Buff 10 bridge when the
fireman succeeded in stopping it, and, back
ing, found Goolsby unconscious, and a lady
endeavoring to restore him. He was brought
to the city. Whilst no bones are broken, It
Is feared be Is Injured internally.
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sponded by making speech, which was. re-
cetyed With great enthusiasm by the large
crowd present. He was escorted to the
der6: With music by the two military com.
panies of the city.
A New Orleans dispatch states that there
was frost SATURDAY. morning as far South as
Pascagoulo, and that the yelloS.feyer there
was dying out.
It Is stated that pigeon.shooting match
for five thousand d1lnrs has been arranged
between James Gordon Bennett and Travis
Van Buren,, to take place at New York in
November.
Suit has been entered at ST. Louis against
the Mississippi Railroad Company by the
Federal Government TO recover. sixty thou
sand dollars alleged to be due as unpaid reve.
nue. tax on the net earnings of the road from
January, 1868, to January, 1872.
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RICHMOND AND DASvI.LE RAILROAD CoaP>Y,3
CFFICG MASTER OF TRANS. 3iay 30,lS76.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.-TRAIEt No.

RICHMOND AND DASvuLE RAILROAD coap,Y,3
CFFICG MASTER OF TRAINS. Hay 30,1S7e. =
SCHEDULE OF TRAINs.-TRAIN No.
- l:aCaAaIoTTs EXPRESS. Wes,.zrd-Lssyes
Danyiise al lit ?. NJ: leaves Greensboro at s:5s
81 leaves :, Salisbury as6:ls e h arris At
TRAIN No. 2-NEw YORK AND Nxw Or
LEANS E1pRHss. Eastward Leaves Charlotte at
5:45 A. NJ: leaves Airline Junction at Gao A.
NJ; leaves Salisbury at 1874 A. NJ; leaves Green's
bore al 1865 r. N. !; leaves panvilie at 1:12 p.
H.; leaves Dundee Al lao z. IL; leaves Burke:
P 2. X. - . - : ~ D''Se' = A''n~0n' = o'e'
TRAIN No. S.-THnogaH Mathew YORK
FeR The Bss L ss fhnope .res
leaves sreeassore' ' Al a:zs 4. leaves SALISBURY
arrives s al cssrse It sis al TOO
TRAIN No. 4.-THRoU0H MAIL, Eastward
Il hsaTis shfgosie At esaes
leaves Danyille at 6:(S A. NJ; leaves Dundee al
6:1s A. NJ: leaves Burseyills ut 1885 A. N. !;
TRAIN no. 5.-LYNcHBURG ACCOMMODATES.
Westward-Leavel Richmend at 9 A. NJ; a, tiyes
at Hnsksve a, 124S r Nj; leaves Bsrkevins
No tickets TO points beyond Burkevile win he sold
by this train. 8 ~! 'tFa-
TkAiH No: s:.BgnkxxhLE :; Acoo,nsop4rlos
rives ut Richmond ut s:06 A. II. F
Train No. connects at Richmond with the
Chesapeake and ohio rai lroAd. ~ g.s. y.
Trains Nos. 3 and connect at Greensboro with
trains to and from Raleigh and Goldsboro'.
ali through trains connect Mt Richmond and Dun.
dee with traint on the Richmond, Fredericksburg
and Potomac railroad, and Washington City, Viz.
gjnia Midland and Great Southerr railroad, to and
from Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia, and
New York.
Trains Nos and 4 connect at Richmond with
the Richmond, York River and Chesapeake Rail.
road trains TO ana from Baltimore and eastern
points
Trains Nos. and connect at Charlotte with
trains on the Atlanta and Richmon nd AIRLINE rail-.
road 10 and from Greeuville, Atlantis, Montgomery.
Mobile, Pensacola, New Orleans, and all southwest.
ern Joints.
the Charlotte, Columbia and Atlanta railroad fol
Columbia, Augusta, Savannah, Tallahassee, and nj
southern points.
Train No. connects at Burkeyile with the Al
lantic, Mississippi and Ohio railroad, from Lynch.
burg, Chattanooga and all southwestern pofnte.
Tickets sold TO all southern and ECuJf western
points, and baggage checked through.
Unbroken gauge from Richmond 10 New Orleans
Pullman sieepers run Oh all night trains.
Local tickets are COED only for continuous pas.
SAGE TO the points named Gil the ticket. No lay
T. NJ. r. TALCOT1,
Engineer and Superintendent.
w. T. WEST Master Of Trains. seq
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Ross THeefl,s Answer,

NEW YORK, October 16.-Tweed'S answer,
after protesting against the denial of stay
of proceedings, and proclaiming his right to
withdraw the answer should his appeal re-
suit favorably, makes general denial Of all
the charges. II specifically denies the exist.
ence of any conspiracy or combination with
the late James Watson, the county auditor,
to defraud the city or county, and alleges
that the county Of New York, not having
been made party to the action, renders the
COMPLAINT defective.
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British North America.

British North America.
AssAss1NA1IoNs AND r. BBERY AND WHOLE
FAMILY MURDERED.
New YORK, October 16.-An evening paper
of this city publishes The following:
"Through gentlemen who arrived to-day
from St. Pierre, the French colony in British
North America, intelligence has been re-
ceiyed of most terrible series of assassina'
tons in single night, and for the purpose
of robbery. -..
GA whole family, consisting of an aged
man Ia millionaire PANIED Frarc'is De LES
cale), his son-in.law (Mons. CARTIER and hi:
wife, and TWO sons aud daughter, and one
FaIquet. The keeper of their villa, were fou!ly
murdered on the morning of the 5:h instant
or late on the night of the 4th, at Mr.. De
L'Escale's mansion, situated about bali mile
outside Of the town Of St. Pierre.
"Mr. De L'Escale bad never had the Gus
tom of depositing his money in bank, and il
is therefore certain that the burglars and as
sassins have secured an enormous booty"
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TOR BALTIMORE. &c
Il TRI.WEEKLY
POWHATAN STEAMBOAT LINE
FOR
THROUGH FREIGHT.

NO TRANSFER BETWEFN RICHMOND AMI
KALTIM0RV.
NO DOCKAGE CHA H6ED.
The new and fast iron steamers SHIRLEY and
WESTOVER, Of this line, leave their new pier, in
the DocR, loot OF Twentv-seconc street, every
TUESDAY and THURSDAY MORNINGS a; 4
O'Clock, and EAT URDAY AFTERNOON Al. 4
O'CLOCK for Baltimore. making close connections Al
Locust + oInt with Baltimore and OHIO railroad for
all points west and northwest also. with Northern
Central railI cad tor northern cities and Canada.
Through bills signed to Baltimore ana all points
wesr, al rates guaranteed IS low vs. by any other
line. Apply to L. B. TATUn. Agent.
Offices, Twenty-second ard Dock and Main and
Main streets. ec31
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MAN AND WIFE SENTENCED TO BE HANGED.
TORONTO, October 16.-The trial OF
Arthur Davis and his wife for the murder Of
Miss Gilmore was brought to close to-day.
The jury, after an absence of an hour and
forty minutes, returned a verdict Of guilty
against both, and they were sentenced 10 be
hanged on Wednesday the 9Th Of Deem
Der. The court, in passing sentence, held
out no hope of mercy.
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Terrific Tornado.

MILFORD, PA, Oc'ober 16.-A terrific tor.
nado, accompanied by heavy bursts of rain,
pissed over this village and immediate vi
cinity between 6 and o'clock this evening.
Trees we're uprooted, fences blown down,
out-buildings overturned. windows broken,
Sc. The storm lasted thirty minutes.
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LOUISVILLE, October lG.-At recent sale
of blooded stock in The "Bue grass region "
the following prices were obtained: Forty
four native cows and heifers brought So S21,
and twenty imported ones 1925; four M
tive bulls Sl,715 and FIVE imported ones
So 800. The total for seyenty-three aui'
mails was 1923 $50.
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Religious Tour OF Inspection.

NEW YORK. October TO- Bishop Little.
John sailed Tor Europe to-day. His mission Is
TO inspect the American Episcopal churches
ia Europe, under the appointment of the
presiding bishop of the Episcopal churches
of the United States.
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BALTIMORE.
COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. October 16 1875.
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT.-Whue, 1910 bushels. Red 2136
CoRS.-H-hus, 400 bushels. Fe,lo,o. 4l2 bush.
els, Traao- colored, 246 bushels. Mi1td, l6s
bu. heels. ..-. -
OATs.-174 bushels.
kYE.-242 bushels.
MEAL -6S bushels.
DRIED APPLEs--60 pounds.
SALkS.
WHEAT.- While 40 bushels very good at IL 43
80 bushels at Sl.42; 20 bnshes god at Sl.37:
SO nu- hels ut IL rs: $50 bushels good 1t 81 .35;
ITO bushels prime nj 81 AZ: ~ bushels at Al 10;
"a bushels at. II 3S; 1S4 bushels very good al
sl.40: 80 bu. hels very good at AS 104 bushels
very good at t1.4U: So bushels good at s1.35;
36 bushels good ut f1.37; 20 bushels common at
Csc, IL bushels common at Sl.20; 1854 bushels
common at 81. rs: rs bushels very good at 81 Al
8 bushels coma on at IL Is: so bushels common
at S1lO: AZ bushels common at s.. O6; 434 busb-
els prime at Has: go bushels good at IL .3S: "a
bushels fair at SLIT: 8 bushels fair at $3.50; 90
bushels common at 90c.-total. 2.046 bushels.
CORN White so bu.bes on priva'e terms; 70
b,lshel: prime mt 7Uc.-toral, 25S bushels. YttIo,o
&c bushels very good at Toe.
OATS sc bushels at 46c. 10 bushels prime
spring al 5 &c -tO.al, 8 e bushels.
RYE 10 bushels common on private terms.
RE-EXHlBITED.
WHEAT White 90 bushels. Red, 352 bushels
CORN White. 2S2 bush: Is. Hired, ! IS bushels
!Str0,o colored. ESQ bushels.
RYE.-13O bushels.
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IncenGlartSMa.

PROVIDENCE, R. /, October 1G.-An at
tempt was made last night TO burn the man.
sion of George L. Ballou, 10 Woonsockett.
An hour later an incendiary fire destroyed
the Woon .oakett bigh.school, with valuable
chemical and philosophical apparatus.
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Supposed Discovery Of n Wrecked
Snhnnnar

DETROIT. Mich October 1G.-Twenty.
three years ago schooner laden with whis-
key lying in Raisen river at Monroe. Mich,
was carried into Lake Erie by the ice and
sunk For several weeks past party oil
wreckers from Chicago have teen searching
10 that vicinity, and now claim 10 have fouc
the schooner. The vessel is in twenty-three
feet of water. aud the wreckers expert TO
recover the cargo, which is valued at $780,
600 TO 100000.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES:
\ N. WALKER &. CO., GENERAL IN
1914 MAIN STRRET.

n N. WALKER & CO., GENERAL IN
~. SCJRANCE AGENTS, 1914 MAIN STREET,
RIcHMOfD. VA. representing the -,
NORTH BRITISH AND NERCANTlLE IN
STRANGE COMPANY, Of London and Edln
burgb ,England-caRttal. 81 .. 900. 600 gold;
. AMAZON INSURANCE COMPANY. or Clncln'
ua,i. Ohio-assets ever q COO n9o co,sp.
MANHATTAN FIRE INSURANCE CoMfA'
nv. Of New York-asssts cTar 5000. 900:
LYNCEpURG INSURANCE AND BANh!N.
COMPANY, OF Lynchaasg, Fa.-ssssss Owe
'vH@iANEIC INSURANCE COMPANY, O
BROOKLYN. =. I -sss.G over n3ageuN:
PH(ENfX INSUBA SCE tnipaNl, OK Breos'
fyn. n, Y.-assefs over ~ poo. .
Sr,roKTS,tOUTA INSURANCE COMPANY, 0:
Portsmouth. Ta.-a5srts over f5O.non; Sxc
T,euOs1,st witI tie Treasurer o. frs!.iS, %
geo. Loose: .iu:,As.y Jttusisj ssa promptly p@s
a. This f,,.ltcac!tf,s .1iicitsa', snd tHne'
EIatn attention ,ivan tsera'" - '{za DC ~ I
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WOOD AND COAL.
NEW COAL AND WOODWARD.

The undersigned would inform the citizens OF
Richmond generally, and those OF Oregon nfll and
sidney In particular. thar ne has removed from his
latelv rented PREMISES, corner blain and Belvidsre
streets, 10 hts own yar', on Belyicere between Main
COAL and COKEand large supply OF best OAK
and PINE WOOD. Having no rent TO pay. he IS
enabled to sell FUEL ar lower rates Than he o. her.
wise could, and invites a call and examination of
his supply. plede1ng everv effort TO give satisfac-
ton FULL WEIGHT and MEASURE always
accorded. WILLIAM P. FORD,
No. 81 9 west Broad and
oc 4.M&Tb1m Relvidere near Main street,
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The Philadelphia Times and some other
journals are making merry over q lunch
given TO General Grant in Chicago, at which
Mayor CoIvin proposed his health, with the
remark it would be the last time they would
have the pleasure OF drinking with him as
President. The President took it very
cooly, and after emptyirg his glass set Mayor
Colvin right. informing him that be did not
relinquish cffi.e until 1877, and be expected
to visit Chictgo again before that time.
General T. Bernard, now in London and
late of the Confederate army, is about to join
the Insurgents in Herzegovina, it is said,
having been invited to high command. He
travelled through Turkey some years ago,
and is familiar with the country and the
people.-Nelo York Tribune.
Russian railroad managers are experiment
ing with the electric light as headlight for
locomotives. Successful results were OBJ
tanned on the line from Moscow to hursk.
The apparatus consisted of battery con-
nected with the front axle. the revolution OF
which set it in operation, and the track was
illuminated a distance of $40 feet.
Fifteen men were burned; it is thought
fatally, by an overflow of molten metal in an
English foundry Friday.
The new fifty.cent fractional currency
NOES will be ready for issue to-day or TO-
morrow,
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Foreign Commerce Of New York

New YORK, October 16.-The foreign CON-
merce Of the port for the week was as fol
lows: General acknowledgements, in
GLIDING dry goods, 5000 220. Produce
Exports, S4,879,407; specie exports, $685.
10f
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GOAL. AND WOOD.-I am now selling
~ best ANTHRACITE coal from So. 1915,
to 81 per ton; SPLINT ut M 10 1916 per ton;
1850 per ton SOFT COkS at the lowest cash
prices; WOOD. $3.50 TO IS pei cord. and all fuels
ut lowest cash price,. c. 81. PAGE,
NinpfPentl and G
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old DOMINION STEAMSHIP 1esSSaa
~ COMPANY. -
FOR NEW YORK.

This company vii. dispatch one OF their splendid
stea2ers-OLD DOMINION, WYANOKE, ISAAC
BELL, RICAMOED, and GORGE W. ELDER
every TUESDAY, FRIDAY and SUNDAY 81
high wafer.
These Slips are entirely new, and were built ex.
pressly for this route.
They have splendid saloons, stateroorcs and bsth.
rooms.
The fare, accommodations, and attention are up.
surpassed.
Goods shipped by this line are landed regularly
ut New York Oh the CoRpsry's covered pier, 81
North river.
Frejghts for points beyond New York Forwarded
with dispatcp, and DO charge made except actusl
expenses incurred.
Freight received until P. II. daily.
For further information, apply to
GEORGE ". ALLEN & CO., Agents,
my19 office CoRnanvs wharyes. itocEet1s,
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BY Telegraph.

NEW YORK. October l6-Money easy Mt 1Y12.
Sterling dull. Gold, 116T91 II. governments 0uil
and steady. states quiet aud nominal.
Bank statement: Loans increase. S2,376 600
specie decrease, 900; legal tenders decrease,
S3,S75,000; deposits decrease, Il 500 600; re-
serve decrease, S3,S75,000.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. October 16.-Virginla consols, e3x
West Virgnia'5, Q. North Carolina 6's, old, ! 7;
special tax, 2. Bid to-day.
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Sc CANTON INSIDE LINE."stIsI. /,

!" CANTON INSIDE LlNB'"sss5l
NEW FAST FREIGHT ROUTE BETWEEN
RICHMOND AND PHILADELPHIA
... TRI.WEEkLY.
On and after OCTOBER list the splendid iron
steamers OF lhis line will leave Richmond TUES.
DAYS. THURSDAYS, and SATURDAYS from
Powhatan Steamboat Lines pier. ut corner OF
Twenty-seconn and sock streets, making close on
nectIpn each trip at Canton Nd. asst Raltirlarsl
with the Philadelphia, Wilmington, and Baltimore
Railroad Con paIy for PhilacelDhia.
SPECIAL ADVANTAGES:
All freight BY this line covered oy fire and marine
insurance free OF cost No dOckage charged al
Richmond. Rates as low as any other line: his
IS the quickest line between Philadelphia and Rich.
mond.
Freighrs ordered by this line should be marked
"fanton Inside Line" and sent TO the Philadfl-
phia, Wilmington and Baltimore depot, Phllade!-
pba.
Freights received daily Ill Philadelphia and Rich.
moud. For further information apply 10
l.. Il. TATUM, Agent,
Offices Twenty-secoud and lock streets
ard Ninth aud aialn streets, or ~
g. VII. SON, General Freight sgent,
PHILADELPHIA, Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad
PhiIadelphia. ia9
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HEADQUARTERS FOR FUEL.-Two
IL cargoes fresh ANTHRACITE COAL just
landed. all sizes. SPIN LUMP, The best mines.
GLOVER HILL and. BLACK HETH LUMP
COAL. LUMP COKE. the very best.
My uDriyalleh SAWED and -PL1T COOKING
andKTNDLIhG WOOD. all fuel at lowest prices
at Ninth and Gary streets.
g II. r.. WATKINS
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RICHMOND AND rETEheBUR0l
RAILROAD COMPANY.
TOMMENCING JUNE /. 1875 train
" on this read will run as follows:
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH.
$40 A. NJ, THROUGH SAlI. daily Except sun
dayl connecting for al points SouS
and West: Seeping-car attached.
7:45 A. NJ, FREIGHT TRAIN daily Except Sun
day., with coach attached, for Peters
burg and stations on The Southsidt
road. Lyuchburg, and the West.
1:46P NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily, connecttnR
for all points South and West. Pas
/. sengers takfng this train viii maxi
close connection 1T Petersburg fo'
500 r. NJ. FREiGHT daily Except Sunday
with coach attached.
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH.
7:3OA A. NJ. FREIGHT TRAIN daily texcsps
Sunday with coach attached. COS
1OAo 4, NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily, connecting
with Richmond, Fredericksburg ant
Potomac railroad Tor all points EaS
5:ooP.M.,F FREIGHT daily fexeeDt sundayh
coach attached
1852, ", THROUGH MAIL daily Except Su1.
day), connecting with Rlchmond
Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad
for all points East and West. Pullman
Sleeper attached. runnina through 70
Baltimore. Also making close con-
nection with the Chesapeake and Ohts
railroad for the Virginia Springs End
points North aud West.
The MAIL TRAINS win not stop between Xicb.
n0nd and Petersburg except o, Chester.
Passengers viii connect ~ Chester Win Ciover
Hill railroad on Aondays, WednesdAys' ana Ffs-
"a AIL TEAMS leaving Petersburg win start nom
my 20 a. oAA Ns OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
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4 LARGE STOCk,OF NEW GOODS
a caRpgGs RUGS .and MATS: 0GLCLOTH,
= &c. aud DAM AsatGTRTalNS: GoREIns.,
sHAD IS. Hot lands OF all er5dss: bRt6G Ct
d. a, a. .,.or;mcDt II PsPFR-tIASGiAGS. All
orsers promptly attended in2in Town or country
p,,I .LiPS,t dt|;s>J SGs 40 22. CORE FIhnRtf
an ,rYeflier sltses, II eua.?:.a. -,..s IA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-18
RICHMOND, TRRD'G 4 POTOMAC X. X. Co..1
OFFICE GENERAL TICKET AGENT. I
RICHMOND, Sar tember Il, 1902
CCHEDULE OF TRAINS. IS,


CCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
$50 P. n. leaves Bprd-Street station daily, con-
meeting wi II hf Bali more and Ohio
ruiirrad nj Shepherd, opposite Alex
andria-du. Mt Camden station, Bali
York train (THRrGGH sLEErEEs
FROM SiiEpilEFD TS NEW YORK;;
and with New Yuik Night Express
ria Baltimore and Potion &c railroad
At Washl' ton: arriving at Charles
Street station. Baltimore nj 1880 +.
NJ. THROUGH SLEEPER FROM WASH
ISGToN TO NEW YORK.
9:2OP. NJ. leaves Byrn-arree. station isundays
exceptedl, connecting 1t Washington
with the Baltimore and Potomac and
Baltimore and Oh, o railroads.
sos P. NJ. ACCOMMODATION Z RAIN for
Hanover Junction. leaves BrOad.St Get
station fSundays excepted
SAM. arrives at Byrd-street station tMon.
days excepiedl .<,-,-.-sar-
l:3oP. NJ. arrives at BY rd-Stre.f station daily.
1897 A. M. ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN arrives
at Broad-Street station fSundays ex-
ceptedj.
parlor-cars on day trains.
Pullman sleeGers on night trains.
EKEniHT TRAINS leave Broad Street STATION
on TUESDAY. THURSDAY, ar, SATURDAY
NIGHTS FOL all psints North and West. ann ar:
rive on MON DAY. WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY
MORNINGS. Consignces OF live stock and perish
able articles, upon giving notice at cepot, can OBJ
tain freight at Routon on preceding evening. -
Through bills OF ladiDg and rates given &c all
pf''ieipa' P''"'' wa F.T.D MYERS,
General superintendent.
G.. A. TAYLOR.
sel4 General Freight and Ticker AssDi.