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NOTICE.
u. s. Internal ReCe1l.
ate Special 1NEes,
Mayy. 1878. 10 April 30, 1879.

The revised statutes OF the United stases,
Sections 1892, 3257, 1924, and S2S9, require
every person engaged in any business, ayo-
cation, or employment which renders him
liable to special tax, to procure and place
conspicuonsy In his establishment or place
of business a stamp denoting the payment
of said special tax for the special tax year
beginning May |, 1915, before commencing
or continuing business after April ~, 1919.
THE TAXES EMBRACED WITHIN THE PROVISIONS
OF THE LAW ABoyE oUoTED ARE THE roll
LOWING. VIZ: - =,
Keettner- V~1osovv
Dealers retail liquor. - W
nasl,.rs wholessle liouor 1000
Dealers in malt liquors, Wholesale. .: ~, ~
Dealers In malt liquors, retail ~
Pal, das,srs an ,saf tonscco 800 GO
And on sales of over 81 no, hf'y cts
for every dollar in excess OF $l,no.
Dealers In manufactured tobacco. o.uo
uannsac,nrars Of .tiIIs 5000
And far each stiIl manufactured =. 1000
Ana for each worm manufactured. % ~
Manufacturers of tobacco ........... 1000
Napufacturers of cigars 1000
Peddiers OF tobacco, first class tmore
than two horses or other animalsl 5O.oo
horses or Other animaisl. .......... $500
Peddlers of tobacco, third class tone
horse or other anima9 ............. low
Peddlers OF tobacco, fourth class ION
foot or public conveyance. ........ lo.uo
Rrever. Of les. than $40 barrels. 600
Rrewer. az sno barrels or more $3.50. 10000
Anv person, s. liable. who shall fail to
comply with the foregoing requirements
will be subject to severe penalties.
Persons or firms liable to pay any OF the
Special Taxes named above must apply TO
IS. Farweli Collector OF Internal Revenue at
Monticello, Iowa, and pay for and procure
he Special Tax Stamp or Stamps they need,
prior to May /, 1875, and without further
notice.
J. W. DOUGLASS, Conf Int. Rev.
OFFICE OF INTERNAL REVENUE,
Washington, ID. O., Feb. J, 1875. l3w4
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al Bank. CAscaao.
Il II Of the first Importance that the
young men Of onr country be properly
educated and trained Tor the active pur.
suits Of life. The best legacy that can
be bestowed upon young man Ia "sy..
aecsracy--dispotcA." A good bust.
ness training will produce this, and win
be OF incslculabIe value to him, no mat
Ter what particular Geld Of industrial
activity be may be called 70 nil.
l believe your system Of commercial
training - necessity Of tho age. In
these days Of magni6osnt enterprises, Il
becomss necessary % havs thoroughly
Disciplined minds, capable Of graspinQ,
Weighing. aid intelligeotiy accepting Or
rejecting tsansactions that involve Mil.
Hons Of dollars.
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"DSYCHOMANCY OR SOUL CHARM.
ING" How either sex may fascinate
and gain the love and affections 81 any per-
son they choose. instantly. This simple
mental requirement all can possess free by
mail, for - cents; together with a Marriage
Guide, Egyptian Oracle, Dreams, Hints to
ladies. A queer book 100 900 Sold Address
7. WILLIAM CO.. Publishers. Philn
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se6paSu wp1ezf teuk uAa=A aAaus - feaa ~ vys.y
bedS " assg1s1 -, . 0svsens esossneas6lss -
pis aSbrd y q viskest. csataiss tAs erssa q
medical erstsfS - this suhss ~ Fseales q Dr. -
teal ezpersnes aiss he hsss tAeseA fea MA ssrhs
n 1sssps sD1 A0srtoa. osss sssisl psss sa q,
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Farm for Sale!

The farm known as the Guyer farm, two
miles west of Inland. Is for sale on reason.
able terms. On said farm are houses. never
fsrm Is well improved generally, Enauire
OF samuel WampIer or r ~ Tenn pleton one
and . half miles west OF Inland 4nk
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A ADvER TISINCs Cseap. Good: Ghtasssos-
IA tA-Ali persons who o0ntem plate max.
ing contracts with newspaper for the inser
tfon Of advertise ment u .shou Id send Is cen tn
10 Geo. p. R0wesi Co, Al Park Row, New
York. for their Psrnph ist- Book (ninety sew.
cnth edition., containing lists Of over e0b
newspapers and estimates, showing the
cost. Advertisements taken for leading pa.
ton from publishers re- o.. Get the Book,
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READ THIS.

Essraet from Add~sss Of Er- Mayor Rem
ssiek, Nos. -, 1869.
had the pleasure yesterday Of exam
lining the various books OF instruction
used here. AID Of having explained t.
me by.ths principals, the mode Of DOM
municating commercial knowledge, both
theoretically and practically, and which
in my humble judgment, was most thor.
ough and complete. I know of no
branch of education 80 beneficial to men
OF oil professions, - . good, sound
course Of commercial instruction.
From JoAs r. Dillon, Judge Of q. 8.
CIvtsit Cosrt.
Educated labor 10 always Ia demand.
Commercial Colleges well conducted
supply an obvious educational need.
The course Of instruction is essentially
and pointedly practical. It Is not In lieu
Of, but rather supplementary TO, school
or academical education. 1t connects
these with the every day duties and
practical business of life. Young men
contemplating LIFE or BUSINESS can,
In Judgment, mos. probably pursue
course of instruction in the Davenport
Business College.
From His EScellsacy Thos. G. Fletcher,
e. Coz. Of Missouri.
| have the highest opinion Of Com.
mercial Colleges, having seen many rea.
sons TO think that plan the best ever
adopted TO educate young men for the
responsible duties and arduous under.
takings of commercial life. Their Ell
cicncy Is attested In the well formed
business characters OF thousands Of
those who have within the past few
years entered upon the stage of man
hood In our large cities.
For Catalogue and Circular of the
above Institution, address
MONTAGUE q LILLlBRrDGE,
vSlnl4vl Davenport, Iowa
From Hon. Hiram Price.
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ADVICE GIVEN ~ MAIL
FREE OF CHARGE.

10 neresriai medicines o. deisterious druN -.
Has during the past tweaty ysars treated sscosas-
fully nearly or quite lo,O00 cases Al fscts CON
nereed with each cAss are carefully rcoogded.
whether they be communicated By letter o. b
person. Or observed BY the Doctor OF his associate
physicians. Tia Latter Az I'll scientific msdicA
men.
An invalids 1t distance sss required 10 answse
IN sxtended list OF plain questions which win b
furnished BY mail frss, OF 1t the olAce 4 os9-
p,ees systsm of registering prevents mistake Or
confusion. oass booln nevsr consulted, excspt b
the physicians Of the estsblshmsnt. foe hes
sonRlfstiou ssnd fer Ast Of questions.
dxsyp pamph,ss q svtnansas a ssccso
ssnt frss alao.
AA1rss DE-. n. b. TOOT1,
nox 90o. NoW York.
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From Hon. Hiram Price.

From what / know of the Iowa state
Business College. and the gentlemen con.
Quoting 1t. I very cheerfully endorse
what Judge Dillon has said In reference
10 1t In the above letter. @ ka
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asssa4 les s,-yisysssss vi @8 SO
Enterprising youne men and women
ambitious TO make 4 successful start in
business are offered superior facilities
for preparing themselves, at tho Il
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&S g S0nper day q home Terns free.
GEO. STINsoE Z Co.. Portland, He
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Essraet from Add-ess Of Er- Mayor Ran
siek, Nos -, 1869.
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AS many Mfy NIsh q kHo" TIE
exsc, financial condition OF the sub
ordinate oranges in his State, rs
shown BY their reports, We make the
following extrac, from the report Of
the Secretary of the State Grange to
that body, Dec. 8th, 1874. so-wit
There are row wanting 2,345 Secre-
.aries' reports from l,I58 subordinate
oranges, leaving only TOO Of tn
oranges now on the books which have
their reports in fer the fiscal year
just closed"
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- .s91s-7sS15>~
-, :, ANCIAL.
RICHMOND s1s- ST.
.'' 1d'1D1Si1 . ~

" sArURDaTYCHA NGE.
s,LEs-s2oo Richmond city e:sa4.
at So. 1891,
Goh-Amertcan gold. 112 bid.
S1tfe Securities Virginia ronsols. sly hid. y,r
glnla consos. rev. 40H bid, AK asktd: Vtroini,
funGdble. AZ bid Sirgiaia deferred. sl bid' 81
a.ked; ll"gtrla tax-receirable coupons, s5x bid
sc asked. o''s n1u
Eitp Observation-Disclosures city 9,s, 1O2x HID
richmond city Sc, 81 hid
hair0ud and Canal SontS.-Richmnnd and pe.
iersh;rg Railroad first mortgage ~. j. and D. 90
bid III asked: Richmond and Petersburg nal Ir, md
second mortgage S's, A. and u, 100 bid ncI,.
mond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad second
mortgage 7'h. j. md d. 90 bid; Richmond. Fred.
sricksbnrg and Potomac Railroad ar.r;gage 6's j.
and j., 70 bid: Orange ar1 AiexaHfI4 KaIrnad
third mortgage a's, NJ. and n. rs asked; james
River and kanawha Canal secoud mortgage 6s, M .
and ~, 37ls hid.
Rnilrodd S0cks.-Richmond and Petersburg Rail.
road, 100 par, 20 bid: Richmond, Freiericks-
burg aud Potomac Railroad common. 100 par
70 asked; Richmond, Fredericksburg and PoIo-
mac Railroad per cent. guaranteed, leo par. 80
bid: Richmond, Fredericksburg ana Potomac X all.
road per cent guaranteed, 100 par. 90 bid Sci-
board aud Roanoke Railroad. guaranteed 100 par>
81 bid
Bank Socks.-Merchants aud Planters Savings,
25 par, 23h asked. Citizens Bank. % par, 22h
bid; Bank OF Commerce, IS par. rs lid
Insurance GnnDunl teS.-Flrplnia Fire and Marine.
25 par, 36k ssHe.t Vir1inia STATE rs par. 25k bid;
Yirgiih. Home. l 90 par. l02 asked: Old Pom a.
ion, 100 par, "a asked: Piedmont aud Ellington
Life, 100 par, LOO asked.
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eonle.s the factory proceeded .oa.Bfoa..

seos, let. the isctorss proceeded TO- abfosti
Strcet, closely followed by the. DETECTIVE, and
when he entered Smiths iewclry store and
engaged in looking at some diamond ring.
Chief OF Police Wamhold joined the tietec'
tive. and the two entered the store and ar
rested Barber. He was taken 10 police head
quarters, aud on being searched. only fry
cents were found Ia his pockets. A visit
was made TO the Phoenix Insurance Com
pauy, aud the checks. which Barber had
given 10 a clerk TO lock up for safe keeping,
were recovered. Besides the checks shown at
the |aw.oificc was another ono, also certified,
purportlns to have been drawn by Samuel
Sheihar & Co., a hat firm Of Broadway, in
this city. Yesterday forenoon Detective
Stainshy arrested BNrhcr'S confederate on
Broad street aud took h.m to police head
quarters, where, on being searched, three
certified checks were found 10 his possession
for Sl4.l00 each. purpor,ing to have been
drawn by Samuel Shrthar & Co. Both men
were fully committed by Justice Mills for
examination.
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a TERRIBLE EXPLcSI ~ IN A PAPER Mill
FIVE LIVES LoSr.-Io,ra city. lGlrd, July
% Last night one of The cooking tanks III
Close Il SOUS paper-nill exploded, causing
the explosion of four others, anu utterly de-
slroylng the stock IN The stock-rOcm, the en-
gines, and more than half the mill. or the
mrn in the mill five were killed, China, the
fireman; Gilmore the foreman; Smaller ana
ricrnry, iaporcrS. and Herman Bochfel, u
workman in Il llour.mil near by, who had
stepped iuto the piper-milI moment before
the explosion. The bodies Of China, Boch-
;el, and Gilmore were blown FIVE hundred
feet across the street aud over the houses,
aud were recovered. Tue bodies OF Tlerney
and Smaller were either buried in the rub
Dish or nIuwn into the river. The mill was
worth S2j0.O00.
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ma.ayer.es, tina, Sentinel and Pioneer, Fort |
Sc,tt Kansas whe, e she row resides .sssa''sz'f

Scott. kansaa. wHei = sue ~" 'o~'"So'
new rHE Truth rISAl.tr CANE TO LIGHT.
Tue duties OF houseksep,n e ana OF caring
fort~o children were NOT sul.7c'entto erase
the intense longing to end he, re'nslves'
Her mother bad frequently spokep Oh her
family within few years. aud Mrs. Barter
had learned the names Of "Studlcy" apo
" Harding" as among them. and when net
long ago her mother spoke OF desire 10
visit her sister in Providence uhe first time
Mrs. Barter had ever heard The name Of this
city mentioned in this connection), inspired
with new hope she at once took means to
learn if any of her relatives were yet living.
Her husband, being a newspaper man and
having fun faith in the virtue OF advertising,
sent the notice for publication in the Jour.
mol and Bulletin, with the joyful result
stated above. -a. .......s ...
Another pleasant incident connected with
this matter IS the discovery by Mrs. Barter
that her sister, who was a year or two older
than she, is married, and now living out
West, not five hundred miles from her own
home. whom she has already visited, and
where the mother is now living, having been
offered home with the child to whom she
had been dead for twenty.three years. The
story seems wonderful beyond belief. and 1t
IL also wonderful that CT the two families
1T that time made desolate every member
except Mir. Perez is now alive.
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kICHsiOSD AGO kTERSSUH9{
RAILROAD COMPANY.

kICHNOSD A~D kTERSsuK9f
RAILROAD COMPANY.
COMMENCING JUNE /. 1875, trains
~ on this road will ruu as follows:
LhAyK RICHMOND SOUTH.
|, $40 M THROUGH MAIL. daily Except Sun.
6ay), connecting for all points South
and West. Secplng-car attached.
745A NJ, FREIGHT TRAIN daily except suns
day J, With coach attached, for peters-
burg and stations OH the Sonthslaa
road~Lynchrurg, ana the West.
|, l:45 p TIN DUGH NAIL dalls, connecting
for al points South and West. Pas
sepgers tuking this traia will make
close connection at Petersburg foe
Norfolk.
500 P. n, FREIGHT daily except sundsys
with coach attached.
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH.
7:3OA, M. FREIGHT TRAIN daily texceps
Sunaoy) with coach attached.
1O:4O A. NJ, THROUGH NAIL datly, connecln&
WITH Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Petanuc railroad for all points Eass
ana West.
500 p. n. r REG ut daiiv texcept sunds9h
coach attached.
1852, M, THROUGH NAIL daily except sun.
dayl CONNECTING with Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad
for al points East and West. Pullman
Sleeper attached. running through W
Baltimore. Also making close con
seeuou with The Chesapeake and Ohte
poins North and West
The MAIL TkAINa viii Not srop between fAcn'
nond and Petersburg except ~ Chester.
Trains on SIC Glover hin railroad Will leAyS
Clover Hir Hits Il $50 A. n; and retGrDfng VIII
leave Ches,sf ut GAO r. y daily except sundays.
nv 90, A. SHAW. Superintendent.
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H.. c,, nC til. Richmond ihHpS''""I
,N...-'' p,vsx.Rt,eG. July ~. 1879.
~ ~ ,hr Conservative ward
7. ND tonight. for the purpose
10 a,I,,4,r> ~ City convention 20
o. '..' ."- ,.,4,to,r> frr the Senate ana
T''''. nlr,atr>. ar exciting N''.
HN.>' ..-,,, IN :ac community 700
go ..,. ,,nc III i.G al discussion GU
ta'' . 9rd The pra,prr' IS tha' me Az
80 -, ro.>' Of Tie meetings WI W
..""'", F,,h ward y entitled - TWO
10y "'' 30, tnnyrnttnn. the time Tor
".'. 49,. vl-,A has not Nc' been "NI". , t a..
'..'' .,,.> Mnut to make a ""'" ""o u',
60" "3t in order 10 >rhn 'i''" ~ ''t
,->r,uhv VITO MA iru'N let''cS'".
".8 ..., rf the city. Inc names %
81, ,..u,u have alrcady been h'eu'
=. ~. nrnguhlr nominees. ana II ma!
a.,,,,rrr arc >u"GTy a><irah'> ,"'
= 49,. .,a1 ~ he Legislature. nc
g.. r,,.., delegations 10 tc exceed TO-
'' r.,..:,. IN advance OF The CONVEX
'-' g.! b. yltcrh on the ticket.
....,,l,..r m4r or that l. ais" exciting
I... ,...,,.r--. in certain quarters. On
,...,,, ,nt Council wi. REQ ,Gau'Ze
a.. ,-.,. and .!,rt 4 number OF mt
80. ~ ~, Ter lhr rn>u'nG year. IL Is
,..;r NH hr >cScrhl changes.
w. .a vnt particular respect is nor
t...-" ,,..,o.,u y ao>e election comes OF
..:.[ ..u<. r., ! flj. Tn" Committee
,...,....aIs.. a,g4 Reform. who VIII then
.r ..-.r~'. WI; irnhth'y advocate
...> ..,... a.. >,."rH utiicc> rs need
90 ,..,r.y reduce expenses. VINO
- t,,,t.r l., Interesting the
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THE NEWARK, Ono. EyPLosIos-DEATH

THE NEWARK, Ono, EXPLosIoN-DEATHo OF
Boy Cincinnati, July PA dispatch
from Newark, Ohio, to night says that TWEEN
ly.two persons, Of whom sixteen were boys,
were badly burned in the explosion yester-
day, and twenly-seVen persons, of whom
eighteen were boys, were slightly burned.
Willie Frey, the boy whose hands, head and
feet were severely burned, died tonight OF
his injuries. This is the only death that has
occurred. The accident was caused by the
100 free use of the iLtirmmable fluid which
gas used in saturatiny the building for test
iny the tire-eXtinguisher. The faid ran from
the building into The street, where 1t was ac'
cidentaly ignited, and the flames spread so
rapidly that the crowd was overwhelmed BY
them.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

SORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, July "a. 1878.
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT White, 954 bushels. Red, 2.492 bush.
els
CORN White, G44 bu-hels. Tello,o, 80 bushels
HireIi, 256 ntlsll-Is.
OATe.-5cO bushels.
SALES.
WHEAT White, $50 bushels prime on private
terms: AZ 7ll.tcls fair at 1885,; 22 bushels f,ir
Al ~ 40: 40 bushels common a. +l.15: ~ hush
els fair 4; 81 SO: 80 bushels prime II 81 so; 90
bsncls very good ut II .4S; 81 bushels very god
al 81 AT: 40 bushels fair ut u IL "a bushels good
at IL As total, 9J4 bushels Red, l5S bushel.
good AT tl.45: 1855 bushels prime on private
ttrm 12 bushels fair at 81 40 80 bushels COM
Nor al t1.2a so bushels fair at ~ 81 SO bush.
els prime 1T II Al 1O4 bushels AT Sill 60 bush
els fair Ut 80. To;aI. l.944 bushels
CORN Waite. 20 bushels prime al SSc. 12C
bushels common NJ S5c. 200 bushels "n Fri cate
ermS. Total $40 bushels. 3Lred, Sc bushels
very good At S7c.: ~ bushels prime al So. TO.
tai, SO bushels.
OATS.-24 bushels good on privste terms 0C
bushels on private terms; lao bushels very good al
Sc; Is Dishsls prime 1t Coo. Total, $50 bush.
els.
RE-EXHIBITED.
CORN White, 100 bushels.
OATS.-100 bushels.
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PORT OF RICHMOND, JULY'24, 1875.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Isaac Rell. Lawrence. New York. mcr-
chandIs,. and passengers, Old Dominion Steamship
Company.
SAILED.
Steamer Isaac Bill, Lawrence, New York. mer-
chand.e aud passengers, OH Dominion Steamship
Company.
STEAMER Wcstovcr, skinner Baltimore mercnan-
disc and passengers l.. *. Tatum. agent.
Steamer John sylvester, a0rIolh, Aei chandise
and ;'asscrgcrs, L. X. ialuIn. agent.
Schooner Flora NJ Crowley, Eaton, Boston, coal,
Curtis & Paakrr.
schooner B. Bradley. McMonagc, Philadelphia,
ore ana Lies, Curtis & Parker.
schooner j. T.. McShain, Cayaaaugh, Norfolk,
| slaves, Cur Is L Parker.
MEMORANDA.
PHILADELPHIA, July 23.-Arriv"d: SchOnncrs
W, J. McNausnto Burns; John Beatty, Price !;
james river.
BY Telegraph
NEW YORK, July 2i.-hrrived: City Of Rich
muud. arrived out: Colombo and Abyssinla.
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MOODY AND SANKEY.-A number OF leading
cIcrgymen of this city have recently been
cauvassing as to the propriety Of inviting
Messrs. Moody and Sankey TO visit Washing
ton duripe the ensuing fall and holding Sc
rirs of their revival meetings here. Win
view of getting the matter in proper form, a
call for u meeting TO be held in the rooms OF
the Young Mems Christian Association on
Sunday next has been issued, signed by Rev
E. II. Grey, John Z. Newman, b. snndef-
and, and j. G. Butler Washington fepuo'
Lean 04ih.
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RICHMOND AND DANyuLE T. A1IuoAp oMr,y
CFFtcE MASTER OF TRANS. May 3o,lS75.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.-TRAlN No.
nichmona al 1908 A. NJ: ieav. Burkevil az
$50 s; 4; H.; lsayss Dundee a ia r. ~; leaves
1 Tk2is a: &c, s;s' INV YORK AND ~rv Or
800 A. NJ: leaves Air.: Inc junction at 6:20 A.
NJ: leaves Salisbury at S34 a. NJ; leaves ,II.ens-
29ro ,sav. 1929 ue ~; ls ~ isnve ~ li2 r.
vile a OF P. NJ; arrives at Richmond at S:47
TRAIN No. 3.-THRoEGH MAIL-SEw YORK
FOR THE SOUTH Leaves Richmond 1t :3S P. "a. !;
lesvss Burksyiir at 4:52 p. NJ; leaves dundee at
Ie leaves eensore al PAS A. ST. ieav.: s.ii:nury
at 5:27 A. NJ. leaves Air.LIre Junction al 7:65
A; ~: arrives al Charl"tteat 800 a. II.
Leaves charlotte at s:24 y. NJ; leaves alisbury
at 1l:5S p. 81: leaves Greensbor' a. A. u. !;
sso A. ~ -s sI a a.
ARRIVES a. Richmond at 1923 P. N.
+ TRAIN No. 5.-LYNCHBUsG CCoMNopATloN.
rIves at Furkevie nj 1:D5 +. "; leaves Burk. Vile
Al l:2G z M: arrives at Lyrchburg at 4:2t p. 81.
TRAIN NO. 6.-brRKEvlLLE aCCoAMoDATIoN.
| Eastward Leaves Burktvie ~ 4:i3 A. NJ. ar.
riyes at Richmond at 05 A. n.
| Chesapeake and hio tn lroed.
| Trains nos. 3 and 4 connect nj Greensboro with
trains to and from Raleigh and G"ldsborp'.
| All through Trains connect al Richmond and Dun
dee with train on the Richmond, FIederi ksburB
and Potion &C railr0a1, and Washington Iy, Vir-
gins Nidland and Great Southern railroad, 10 and
from Washington Baltimore, Philadelphia, and
| New York.
Trains Nos. 3 and 4 connect st Richmond with
the Richmond. York River and Chesapeake Rail-
road trains TO and from Baltimore and eastern
points.
j rains Nos and connect at Charlotte with
trains on the Atlantis and Richm md AIRLINE rail-.
road 10 ami from Greenyille AtIanfs, Montgomery,
Mobile, Pensacola, new Orleans. and all southwest.
| ern DOluts. go
| Trains Nos. 8 and 4 connect at charlotte With
| the Cparlote, Columbia and Atlanta railroad for
Columbia, augusta, Savannah, Tallahassee, and al
southern points. 90
Train No 4 connects at Burkeyil!e with the At
| lantc, Mississippi and ohio raj rad. FROM LYNCH.
| burg Chattanooga, and all southwestern points.
| Tickets sold 10 all southern ~. sohu western
| points, and rapgaPP "hecsra through.
! Uuhroken gauge from Richmond 10 New Orleans.
| Pallman palace-cars through from New orleans
| 70 New York. I. M. X: 1ALCOIA.
| Engineer 3rd Supe-tnteDdert.
| W. r. WEST. Master OF Trains. my 70
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-07-26

The GIGANTIC CoUSThRFElTs.- The follow
Ing is The text OF the letter of Secretary Fish
to the Mayor OF New Yo.k, cautioning him
against the threatened influx of European
counterfeiiS
Departmental State, Washington. July 81,
lS75.-His Honor the Mayor of the CITY Of
Nt,c York: Sill have tue honor TO INFORM
you hat note has been received from the
British Minister at this capital, accompanied
ny copy Of communication addressed by
the Governor Of the Bank Of France to the
Governor OF the Bank of England, in which
i, is stated that there is al association OF
counterfei,ers, with headquarters at Bmce
Iona, who have already placed quantity of
counterfeit twenty.trAnc notes in circulation,
and likewise counterfeit gold pieces of the
value of twenty ard twenty-five francs each
(Nupoleons. Jsbclnas and soyereigns)
The association, il is said, are now prep9r-
ing to issue, on gigantic scale, Bank OF Eng
land notes and 1000 franc notes Oi the Bauk
OF France, Which notes. to the amount OF
l2,0O0,000, are to be taken TO New York,
where single banker is TO see TO their emi.-
sion. The notes OF the Bank Of France are
TO ba put in circulation Il. London and Frank
fort, through the mcuium of BANKERS.
The person who made the disclosure says
he has seen these notes, and That the paper
of the cuunterfeits j. identical with that maGe
by the Bank of England: These facts are
communicated to you with the request that
YOU will give the matter such consideration
rs you may deem proper.
| havr the honor to be, sir, your obedient
servant, HAMILTON FISH.