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ASSURING THg. LIVES cr ftIREMEs.--Mr.
Donavin called up the ordinance yesterday
/ in the first branch Of the CITY Council to in-
sure the lives of fremen. which wis amend.
ed. upon motion of Sfr. Chancellor, so that
when there Is no one depending on the. fire.
man insured the money shall 20 to the 5lse Of
The department, and /. vas then passed
The ordinance eppropriates $4,000 for the
purpose, and provides that foremen, ladder
men, and fremen are to be insured 20 that
in case of accident they are TO receive IS per
week, and in case of death those depending
upon them get $500. Under the present ar
engagements the hremen, If injured, receive
their salaries (S33 per MONTH while disabled,
ard ia case OF death those depending on
them get $500 from the accident fund, and
that provided for in rbe ordinance is addi-
tionaI TO this. The ordinance also provides
for substitutes who may be Injured while in
service. The ordinance goes TO the second
branch Baltimore Sun. 23d.
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Washington and Lee University-Com'
mencement Exercises.
[Reporled for The Dispatch oy another hand.l
WASHINGTON AND LEE UhIvERSITY. J
June D. 1879.

rReporltd for the Dispatch oy another hand.l
WASHINGTON AND LEE UsIvERSITY.
June -, 1919.
With the arrival of Weber's Washington
band, Yesterday morning, the commence
ment exercises may be said TO have begun 10
reality. From that time The whole town Will
be devoted 20 the occasion until the farewell
shouts of those returning to their homes
shall have announced to the good people OF
Lexington that the session of 1SI4-'75 is a
thing of the past. More than the usual
NUMBER of alumni have returned to renew
old acquaintanceS, TO revisit old familiar
scenes, and some, it is said, with yet more
serious intents. The number of young
ladies visiting the town is also I'M.
usually large. Among them Richmond
is represeuted by one Of her fair
est debatantes, and, in addition, by seve-
raj others. VINO will we'll sustain The repula.
ton OF your city for its handsome and at
traclive youg ladies'. The event of the early
part of the day seemed to be championship
came of ball between the fat and the lean
men of the UDyersty. Weber dispensed
sweet music during the intervals, and the &C.
casiou was taken advantage OF tor an early
morning ramoe around the campus ana
through the chapel. The fat men were
beaten badly one OF their number, you'h
of about eighteen summers, weighing ~ the
mel $50 pounds, was heard to console himself
with the remark that when be got to be
grown man be would run better, and not De
m, out between bases SO much.
The hospitality Of the citizens shows llsell
on all sides. Many houses are open Tor the
rcception of visitors, and we heard our Sood
lady say that, all told, her family tnen con-
sisted of tpirly members.
The interest of every one centres on the
approacning regatta. The seutmtnt OF the
nnpua;ion is divided between the two
crews. with slight preponderance 10 favor
CT the Harry Lee, as Is shown oy their CO.
lors--red, Not TO wear either red or blue on
This occasion would be an offence not easily
condoned. AS usual, the ladies' all enter into
Il with intense Interest. and others catching
inspiration from their example, II comes 70
be the one interesting topic: The crews are
comuosed of fine material and well tenn
pered, and will mske Tor themselves RECORD
worthy to be placed alongside OF that OF
more celebrated rivals.
lWbat is here omitted is il the other let'
After the close Of the exercises Q large
oarty OF invited guests repaired 10 "Blan'
dome" the beautiful residence of the Hon.
J. r. Tucker. just on the limits OF the town,
where, amidst The strais of sweet music and
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TIE RICHMOND MAsoNs orr FOB HONE
The Richmond Cnmmandery lett che city
Yesterday morning for bome by way OF Inc
Providence railroad. They were met at tue
American House at half-pist 10 The morn-
ins by fun one hundred OF the De MolaS
Commaplery. The procession mopad
promptly tnrough.Trenont street, down sse
Tremont-Street mall, and through Inc hp.s'
ton S:rret mall 10 the Providence acLS.,
which they entered to the tune OF ''aome,
Sweet Home" About FIVE minutes were a'-
lowed for hearty shaking OF hands and ex'
change of fareweils between the Comman,
deries aud the bands, when the train started
amid great cheering on both sides and way.
ing Of ehapeaux. hats, and hapdserehlels-
Hsli's band playing ''Auld Lang syne.'
Five members OF the De Nalay Encampmen
accompanied the Rirhnond gentlemen :.
Providence, where they were received .! 81
Johns aud Calvary ComnaDderles, both 9
/ which we're our with extraordinarily vi
rauks,-BQstoa Advertiser, 2sd.
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and ebant.s especially TO slavery and OF. all
that was fajse " thought supported il. Hence
were deprHda, ion Of thought, imit, to
kno Wedge. SUBJ, 'ression of enterprise, con.
teDtment With sci, :, contempt of the world
and immigration o. our energy. Virginia
grew still weaker fro. n decade to decade till
the John Brown \ 1Yasion ended that
period, and public spirit survived
under The pressure of war. The speaker
instituted comparison between virginia
and Prussia enfeebed By tesposlsm, having
lost her public spirit, destroyed IN day by
Napoleon /. !; and the same PRUSSIA, OF
The force Of renewed public spirit, given 6y
inquiry and by the school-house GUIDED by
Tree Thought. prostrates the empire OF
France" France and Virginia we're com.
pared. France, subj eted to Napoieon w.,
gave up all hings-freedom. inquiry, en-
ergy-least the dynasty should suffer, Just as
Virginia suberdinated all things lest sla.
very should suffer. In conclusion, Cap
tain CbamberEayne said Virginia never
fell as low as either Prussia Or
France. It is, then. in the bands OF
this generation to avoid the errors that weak
eped France in the past apd to surpass the
wisdom that twice made her famous through |
the world. If you welcome every truth,
restrict no inquiry, leave free every mans |
opinion, you can do this. Thus you shall
give your glorious heritage to those thlt come
after you not only unsuled, and wrapped !
in the sluggard's napkin, but yet with the |
added glory OF your virtues, your thoughts,
your lAbors, and your great deeds.
Captain Chamberlayne was followed by |
the representative of the Society, Mr.. W. A. |
Frantz, Of Virginia. Subject 1.-The Intel. |
!ectual Life Possible for ALL Mr.. E. c. !
Carter, Of Virginia. Subject:" Virginia"
Mr.. j. B. McCabe was the recipient OF the |
orators medal, and Mr.. Il. 3. Smltney OF the |
debators' medal.
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RICHMOND AND DANytLLE RAILROAD CoNP'Y,1
OFFICE MASTER OF TRANS, hay 30,lS75.

RICHMOND AND DANvtLLE RAILROAD CoAP'Y,f
GFFicE MASTER or TRANS, siay 30,1 S75. s
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.-TRAIN No.
slcaIrona Al Sos A. 81: leave. VS. Earkeviile at
SsS RaDs ssyss 4 Leaves
P: NJ: leaves salisbury at GIG P. n; arrivts at
Charlotte at $50 r. ". -
TRAIN no. 2.-NEw York AND NEW Or
LEANS EXPRESS. Eastward Leaves Charlotte at
$3.50 A. NJ; leaves Alr-I Inc Junction at $40 A.
H.: leaves Salisbury at s:s4 M; leaves t4leens-
"; leave I,uDdee at 1;2O r. b.: leaves Burke
yills, al 6 OF P. NJ; arrives at Richmond at SAT
TRAIN No. 3.-THRorGH MAn-NEw YORK
FOR THE SOUTH Leav.s Richmond It :3S T. NJ.
Lesvss Burksyil. at 1852 T. A.; leave, Dundee at
leaves Greensboro a, 2:45 A: 81; leaves salisbury
ut 5:27 A. Nj leaves AirLine Junction a, 1865
a. NJ: arrives III Charlotte al sos A. M.
TRAIN No. 4.-lHfOuGH MAIL, Eastward
Leaves Charlotte q, 9:24 p. NJ; leavcs salisbury
at 11:5S +. ~: leaves Gretnsbor'' ut A.. Nj;
$50 A. M. leaves EurkrvIlle al 1l:35 A. MI
arrives q Richmond at 2:22 p. M.
TkAIS 80. 6:mLYNGnnrsG LGc COON
rres az purkevi'en NJ 1906 r. "; 'euvts Burke vile
Al l:2c z ~: arrives at LSnchbur9 at 4:2t p. d.
TkAlS No. e.-BGREEvlLLE AccoMMopATIoN.
Eastward Leaves Burkevilie a, 4:l3 A. NJ; ar.
riyes at Richmond AZ sos A. ~.
Train no. connerts ut Richmond with tho
Trains Nos. and CONNER Mt Greensboro with
trains to aud from Raleigh and G"'dsnoro'.
'tec WIN train: on the Richmond, Fredericksburg
and Potion nc railroad, and Washington city. Vir.
gln!a Nldlu nd and Great Southern railroad, to and
from Washington, baltimore, Philadelphia, and
New York.
Trains Nos. 3 and connect ut Richmond with
the Richmond. York River anc Chesapeake Rail-
rond trains 10 and from Baltimore and eastern
points.
Train. Nos and 2 correct at Charlotte with
trains on the Atlantis and Richm nd AIRLINE rail-
road 10 ann from tirecnyille, Atlanta. Montgomery,
Mobile, Pensacola, New Orleans and all southwest
uointS.
Trains Nos. 8 and 4 connect mt Charlotte with
the Charlotte, Columbia ard tanta railroad for
Columbia, ugtIsia, Savannah, Tallahassee, and an
southern points.
Train No connects at Rurkevic with the At
lantic, Mississippi and Ohio raj ruad from Lynch
burg, Chatta nooga, and all southwestern points.
Tickets sold 10 all southern S0ut western
points, apd oagpage checked through.
Untroken gauge from Richmond 10 New Orleans.
Pullman palace-cars through from New Orleans
TO New York. 4. NJ. r. ThLGUTr,
Ergipeersr Superintendent.
". r. WEST. Master OF TRIMS. my29
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Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.]
Fourth Anniversary of the Wise Light
Iniantry-Target Practice BanQueI.
observation-disclosures OF William and
Mary CollcGe-IEow Guests 20 Come
Down, &c, dc.
WILLIAMSBURG, VA. June %. 1915.
The fourth anniversary OF the Wise Light.
Infantry was celebrated here on Friday last.
the 18th instant. The ranks were full. The
company, headed by the Williamsburg Cor.
net band, marched to Rock Spring, where
they fired for a silver medal at Il target. reg
uation size, distance Of one hundred
yards. Over onebalf Of the balls fired bit
the target. The best shot was First Sergeant
Thomas G.. Peachy; the next best, Second
Lieutenant John l.. Mercer; the third, Pr.
vate Randolph Harrison. The worst shot on
the target was made by Private W. T. Talia-
ferrO, to whom was awarded leather medll.
At Z. NJ. the com pany and honorary
members sat down to a copious banquet,
gotten up by Mr.. j. Lamb, of the City Ho.
tel. Fish. crabs, and ali water pros auctions
abounded, and toe company went home
we'll >ai, fed after very pleasant evening
spent in their enjoyment and an intellectual
repast from responses TO toa>tS a., varied
with songs by the musical members.
The examinations are now going on at
William and Mary, and will close early next
week. The commencement. occurs on Thurs
day, July 1st. The programme is as fol.
lows: Wednesday, June 5Oib, s P. NJ.
Joint celebration Of the literary societies ;
Thursday, July 1st, II A. M, commence
nent, and speech to alumni by Rev. Alfred
NJ. Randolph. of Baltimore, with comforting
OF diplomas, &c. In the evening the alumni
meeting; at night the celebration of the
Ugly Club.
Parties from Richmond had better come
Uia james River steamer on Tuesday, Jupc
29:h, or ny York river TO ClaybaDk on We'd
neSday. June Both. These will leave Rich.
mond Uid the York River route AZ 8 O'Clock
P. NJ, and will find large, safe, and comfort
able boats at Caybank to bring them over 10
conyeyances, which will bring them to tow
by ID Z. NJ. They can return rid james
river on Friday, July I'd. All old students
md alumni are urged TO attend, and grand
reG lion is anticipated. n.
(Yo1 don't belong to that society.]
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P0srAL.--A ne~ prs..oilicc Is established
Il MrctduhyrIle, Brunswick county, Va. on
The route !rGm La"renctvllle to Boy dion,
with William jesse Meredith is postmaster.
a ne" po>,.ofire is established at Holly
Brook, Bltnd county, Va, on The route from
fredericksburg 10 Rocky Gap, with Mrs.
Nancs j. Nsei n pos master. Pau! Doss Is
appointed p master at Waitrille, Monroe
cyuH'y, We>t Va, vice William NJ. Bean.
resigned. James 4. Grimoe is appointed
Postmaster AT Crany. Wyoming county, West
Va, riCe jacob Walker, declined
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CONSERVATIVE. PRIMARY ELECTIos.-A De
mocratic primary election was held 10 all
the wards OF Baltimore yesterday for the Sc.
lection of five delegates from each to meet in
{ convention and nominate three candidates
Scr judges of the Baltimore City Orphans
&c 'urt. The polls were open between the
nc, lrs Of IL ". and P. NJ. and an aggre-
gaia Of 10, S57 votes were cast. The tickets
in ah majority of the wards bore the uames
of E,o ne OF the candidates. Baltimore Sun,
Dad.
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xc,terfro,n Petersburg.
frnr,nprudcncc OF the Richmond pi>ps'ch'j
PsrERSRvRG. VA. June 70. 1870.
TEE RAILROAD WAR.


f,,,r,,spnu,icrcc OF the Richmond Dispa'ch'j
PsrERSnrRG. Va. June %. 1915.
TEE RAILROAD WAR.
rr,.5av WAS the ,av set t,r the PROFOUND.
~ certain 'prrogatoricS by the city Al
80 100, hrG,rc Commissioner K. H. Mann to
A. r2ubrn Regland, president OF the re-
,ar.r,,r,, Railroad Company, With rcSpcct 10
.h,, .h,l,v ot that geutiemrn 10 pay the bai-
',,,, If %.4g 600 on the stock OF the road
,.,r,ch.>rd tru:n the city IL 1915, which IN
.fn,n, Will tall due on the lSt OF August.
!, snpr.rs that The process requiring MT.
r.,i.rd 10 answer these searching qucS'
.',n.s, ~ b. mcHas. debts, &c, cannot be
,,3 on him outside Of the limits OF the
,,.,,-,.tor. ana - Mr.. Rsgland has not
,o IN The ,ity for week aud did not ar.
,,,. TODAY - expected. the p,pers could
,,t he served. auu tDe Commissioner, III con-
.,oucucc. did noI rg"pcund the questions.
new summons wall have to be Issued re-
fl,rrghlr on some Gsy hereafter, unless the
,.,,froAd wa! N The mcaa time takes another
:t..H.
Yesterday very remarkable turn was
,:,'.,, IN things hr the return OF Colonel w.
". Gordon iroin Richmond, and the consent
= The, inacurui CREDITORS and second mort
I
Vim, to h,:n on receipt OF the amounts for
Which they crl-d. The same proposition
Ind ben u,adc and r,iirc'cd the day before.
T.br Claims :Du> taken up and paid by Col
nurl Gordon. Doth Judgments and coupons
-, the >.S,l,:.mrr'@t.c tOnd-. are rs FOL.
I,,.. civ &: Petersburg. 81 9G0 s, 4: {. III.
Ur,uorr. N.w York, Si,ltg.21; Congrcyr
\ son. Nr~ York. ~ 425.u5; Hinton &
hmm. S%23.>%; PclrT>unrG savings and In
,,r.9,r tp4lranN, $50: CIr'ZrnS Bark.
>,t.i.a.:I /; stevens. S,ilJ.3i; }. Andrew
Nur~. go: rimterS and Mechanics Bank,
,y4i: CoGlalrrc'tI National Bank, s:5-I Us; ;
1870. Robinson. $ilD.3n; ID. b. Tcnmtnt,
500: John Na:0. rrprc>rn'iug Jane, Mays
,,,l,r, 2i3>1> lot.l So 93+.+j.
I'm. couuou>, amounting 10 some Sl2uOD,
wen. pad in III" oltiac u the company by
Co'otrI ro">. treasurer, ana The lldg-
,,r..> were settled ~ the checks Of Colonel
,,r,,,u on ~. p3iulcIS R1uk OF Richmond.
AZ '!..:t->g -,ImCuts "cr. mnde and signed IN
lEys. aud II Colonel Gordon, tue agent OF
rhr,- rIylr,N,- vas counsel OF the R!cb-
,r.utl and Peters ,urg railroad in lis recent
if,H. contest wI'h TIE Petersburg rallroad
,,yrr 4 >,iI',re &c raj road iron 10 satisfy as
>ig0rd judLW"ut> amounting TO s6,0OOl,
there are those here VINO think we have been
sold 20 II" Du'cn' ana ,hat inc southern
security Company will ere long take pc sses-
son OF th' southern Fo'u, a'" ,un 4. ~
S"nr o'Act !L'e''>- '"'n t1'' u '"e '''' :
trad.
liner" are "''! !""- ..'s,ts "s"'hs' va :
E'-Hhu--uH' ."I >N'i' cAf ooo ~ 'hc 'H
tnd"r>rF O. N">>T>. Afhci>' CT, hl"" Il +"
CO" frru"h' il"HHl'F' ha''o'!' - lo'
a"C"Muiti"d ana hHPtln interest GU 'nr
shares Of sock purchased from the city; ana
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REPORTS from Arkansas are that the white

Reports from Arkansas are that "the white
aud colored people are all busy with the
crops. aud no violence Of any sort Is heard
of. In ,act, the State has never been so free
from all disturbance as now Scarcely one
year ago, under c1rpet-b bag misrule, Arkan-
sas was practically in condition of anarchy,
and there was an utter prostIatiou Of every
material interest. No better evidence of the
success of Governor GarlaDa's conservative
administration could be desired than the re-
por's of peace and prosperity which now
reach us from Arkansas.
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the smile Of FAIR woman y your correspondent,
who had the good fortune TO be present, be.
came SO entirely oblivious Of all that passed
around him as to find 1t impossible to give
any fitting description of the scene. Every
ore seemed happy; and OF all the pleasant
"reminiscences Of a Lexington commencement
none, am sure, will be more delightful with
that company than that OF " Blandoma" and
its charming occupants. DEAN.
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AvENGISG A SISTERS WRoNGs. Hmira,
". Y, June 22.-Engene Hendricks shot
aud killed his brotber-in.law, William II.
Dildine, at Troupeburg. Steuben county, on
Sunday last. The cause Of the murder was
the miSfreatmeut by Dildine of bis wife,
Hendricks sister. Hendricks was arrested.
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RICHMOND AND ETkRsBURa
RAILROAD COMPANY.

SOmfASIs
COMMENCING JUNE /. 1875, trains
" on this read will run as follows:
LEAyE RICHMOND SOUTH.
$40 A. n, THROUGH MAI. daily except Sum
Gay), connecting for al points South
and West Slrepng-car attached.
7:45 A. NJ, FREIGHT TRAIN daily except Suns
duyI, With coach attached, tor Peters.
burg and stations on the Southsido
road, Lynchpurg, aDo The West.
las p. H., THROUGH MAIL daily, connecting
for all points South and West. Pas
seuQers taking this train will mEka
CLOSE connection at Petersburg for
EOrfnlH.
500 P. NJ. FREIGHT daily Except sundayh
with coach attached.
LEAVE PETERSBURG SORTH.
$50 A. 81. FREIGHT TRAlS daily (excert
sunday with coach attached.
lO.40 A. NJ, THROUGH MAIL DAILY, connecting
with Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac railroad for all points Eass
and West.
500 Z. n sF sElGHr daily Except Sunday,
coach attached.
1852. NJ, THROUGH NAIL daily Except SUN.
day., connecting with Richmonda
Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad
for al points East and West. Pullman
Sleeper attached. running through TO
Baltimore. Also making close con-
nectiou with Tue Chesapeake und Ohio
railroad Tor the Virginia springs and
poIns North and West
The MAIL TRAINS will not stop between Rich
nond and Petersburg except " Chester.
Trains on the Clover hin railroad win leave
leave Chester at 2:4U r. NJ. daily except sundays.
ALL TRAINS ieayiDS Petersburg viii ster1 nom
Appomattox depot.
my 30 A. SHA". SHoertnfan1snfs
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Tue RAILROAD WAR JUDGMENTS AND Coz.
IuSs SsrILsr.- PuticS no ding Judgments
yrr-rnird Ili-II 10 Colonel w. w. Gordon
u Captain rcgrau's office, and received
checks on the Painters Bank 0! Richmond
lor The u:Aouuf. The coupons, amounting TO
81, ,GS.iO, wtrr paid by Colone! Potts, Treas
utrl. al The Ii u OF tue company. Iae pay
me;t OF these claims gave rise TO all KINGS OF
runners. one OF tbelu the most anXlousiy
d!.yt,>.d-taa the railroad had been sold
10 TIE Southern Security Company. The
Judgments AMI coupons PAID amounted
30 s&2,934,3j V hen Colonel Potts, tre-
a>urer, rendered tue money this morn
!ng the bInkmen ne>itated about taking
Colonel GolGOa's cnecks without beng
crrif,d, although The PianIeTs Bank
Of k!chmond had telegraphed the Citizens
Bank TO DONOR them for forty thousand dol
lars, and sent d second telegram extending
A!s credit lar beyond that amount.
Having sWCOthrd over this uli1lcutty tbeV
would 10, receive the checks drawn TO The
order Of the Petersburg Railroad Company
endorsed by u. G.. PoLts, treasurer. unless
Colonel Potts haudeu them the checks ana
received The coupons III lis otllce.-IeterS.
Hnry star, june 22a.
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fowHATAH LODGE, no. 1913, A. +. AND a.
M.-At the Ia regular communication OF
Hills lodge The following officers were elected
loc The ensuing term: Willis j. Dance,
WoI>hiptul Master; William NJ. Flanagan,
Senior Warden; A. :. Mayo, Junior War
den; John y. Wooddo, Treasurer, and
Janles A. TiImau. secretary.
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BRAVERY KLwAHDlD.- Messenger George
II. PIice, OF Adm, Express Company at
chicago, has been presented with one thou
Sud dollar, In gold and Il handsome set OF
RESOLUTIONS for hi, bravery 10 defending the
c1mpan's goods when attacked by robbers
Oh The Fort Wayne road some time ago.
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A STILL GREATER REDUCTION
IN PASSENGER FARES
III THE
BALTIMORE ASb OHIO RAILROAD
TO THE
WEST, NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST.

ana rorrespondugiv low rtrS To other pOnls
West North west. and southwest Tickets not sp--
cial or Iimi cd, bur gOo1 until used.
Passengers leaving Richmond Tor Inc Nortsl |
2 as r. IL Uia Richmond, Fredericksburg and PO-
rOuue railroad connect with the Baltimore aud
ohio railroad at shepherd. Immediately opposite
Alexandria, avoiding long aud tedious Omnibus
transfer through Washington.
. Time from Richmond tn Baltimore only seven
hours and fifteen minutes t7.l5 hoursI.
For further information, time-cardS, through
tickets &C., upply ut cOnpany's Office, 1901 Main
street corner welfth street; A. o26 Main street;
anu office OF the Richmond. Fredericksburg and Po-
tOnac railroad corner righth and BYRD streets,
RICHMOND, Va. and at the principal ticket-ohices
throughout the southwest
}. L. WALDROP,
Southeastern Passenger Agent.
1901 Main rect, Richmond, Va
L. VI. COLE General ] ticket Agent:
z. K. Dos sEY, Assistant General Ticket Agent;
THOMAS X. SHARP,
NH Master Of Transportation.
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No one but the Governor can tell where
lhe capital u West Virginia is,~EeW Or
!ea"s Republican.
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RAILROAD LINES.

@ ca 800:
RICHMOND. FRED'G & POTOMAC K. II. Co..,
OFFICE OF GESERAL TICKET AGEaT. I
RICHAOSD, June 81, 1879
IMPORTANT NOrlCE.-On WEDNES-
l. DAY. 23d inst mt, the ACCOMNODtTIOS
TRAIN leaving Richmond 1t 6:05 p. NJ will stop
AT Ashland, and ~ run between Ashland and Rich
mond until Cos =. VI. on FRIDAY, 25th instant,
whca IL will resume Its former schedule.
& a. TAYLOR,
je 22-3t General 7 ickpt Agent.
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FULL LINE OF FRENCH, ENG.
n li,h. and American parfumars, toilet articSs,
sn,ps. combs hair ana toots. D,n.hes Also, thase
lot or imported and ,niesiic CHARS Tor SIZE %
''' :, G.f. NORTON, Druggist
corner Fourteenth and EEsBs s,rsas,
onN,slle Exchange Hole! and Billiard fssase.
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DEPAKTURE or STEAMERS.

DOR NEW YORK The >EsHTh
IT Old Dominion Steamship Con- pany's ssi&zsssx2
.tramsnlp OLD DOMINION, CAPTAIN WALKER,
will sal FRIDAY, June 25th. at O'CLOCK a. As.
Freight received until q o'clock THURSDAY eve
ming.
9arded with dispatch 70 all points north, south
sast, and west; also, 10 foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Fare 70 New York, Sl2; steeraSe, 10; rounn
nip tickets, $50.
FOR freight or passage apply to
G. W, ALLEN j. CO.. Agents.
10 o33t Corpanv's Wharf. ko"ketiR.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-24
h,Oh 6ALTlMUhk S4iAs4:s,
e TRI.WEEKLY.
POWHATAN STEAMBOAT LINE
THROUGH FREIGHT.
NO TRANSFER BETWEEN RICHMOND AND
BALTIMORE,

NOD OCKAGE CHARGED.
The nes aud fast iroa steamers SHIRLEY ano
WEsTUYEk, OF this lias, leave sbeir neS pse1, IN
,ne Incn loot of pwcnty-second street, every
TIIESnAY and THURSDAY MORNINGS n
o,clocs. and SATURDAY AFrERsoON at
o'ciocs, for Baltimore, making close eoonseions ~
i.oc,sr ojus with Baltimore and OHIO rahroad Tor
ali ratn,s west and northwest; also, with Northern
Cen:raI rsilr DAD ios northern cities and CANADA.
Through bills signed TO Baltimore anu al poinu
~ univ To L. B. TATUM, Agent.
ofices, Fweng-seeond aud Dock and~Nspsa a ano
\ Main streets. oeoA