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Methodist Episcopal Church south
Annual Meeting, of the Baltimore
Conference.
SECOND DAY.

nv, ,.,:, $500 'I Cnnesrono. If tho
\, ~ .ne AZ, nl;nai ..L,:oh cn,,th resumed
:he.not:'ss n rp'sou,. .,,;nr, at Tho Mnnnt
~, ~, Hoss'oa ~, 80 ns'roh RiSho,
y, n.y. ,
MARVIN pieSiu'ns. ;., aoro.;or,,
inc Nou'ci1 nee u S,,;,T ~
rNelc'seS, conuuc.eo " NV -
d. ~ NJ prnu,, u,os rnceiyad from the
ReV. =. NJ. brown Was iceei'o" nun wv
h0Is'on ooh.eie"ee. vr, o odr,;,,od an
ne 4ues.,op' "no a'0 " " a,ss1,aroa
triai was toon e0.9 t anu "u' " ~
oy .. N. u,!oc.' w. w. , ~ 1850 ~ Aloyan.
seat hoortt "A. hct, ,na p,o, ou,on, Ens-
or"' 'a.' toilneIE W ,no DJ os uiilshn.
,opN, ~ 49, w Sh.,r or Si,cbosrcr dis.
rou@h '''ncs W, In"n' ~ ","So 20 In
lr'ct hun'S =. Ld' W. " IL Injir;nt of aw.
!nci NJ -, t'a .1, w. ~ waits or Tsyinrron
I;',r;c. ord ! Dradrrhaurh. of Moor.
a ta,a ~, d;s;r;et N
,T,a toIIn,r;po wera introduced to the
ro,,raro,oa and inv;ted to seats within The
49,. no,.s n IT T,ff,nr G. G.. Member. w.
D"t noIs. ~ ~ ~ w pi,yer
g ih'n, i,.;., t u" in,roi,,c,;on the Rishon
"a ,h", " ,.ni,a -" Tho ,s;tnrs were with them
ne boned ,hnv won)d be rs GOOD southern
Metbodists aS possible.
DR.. Tiffany replied that he hoped all would
be good Methodi,ts ia the South.
The two speeches showed good nature,
and created ripple OF merriment In the Con-
ference.
Question twenty Of the Book of Disci-
pine. care the preachers b!ameless in life
and official administration % was again taken
up.
Washington district was first called, and
Presiding Elder Rev. Nelson Head, gave a
brief review of what bad tran>pired in the
past wear. The amount received by the mill
listers was in excess of the year previous.
Bishop Marvin: This is cheering, consid-
eripg the present depressed financial condl-
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The New Senate.

Tn compliance with the proclamation of
President Grant the Senate will meet IN eX-
traordinary session for the consideration of
executive business tomorrow. 1t is expect
ed the first two days will be consumed in Or
yanizing, arranging committees, &c. 1t is
the intention not TO prolong the session over
week, as. but two unimportant treaties are
70 he considered.
Among the arrivals to-day 10 attend to-
morrow's session was eX-President Andrew
johnson.
TIT would take mouth to seat Pinchback.
So Mortoh's plan will again fail, no doubt
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ID Cd = 60 60.
RICHMOND AND rsTEsssuaa i.Al-,
COMMENCING JANUARY 4, 1876, trains
~ on this road viii rnn as follows:
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH.
b:20 A. H., THROUGH NAIL daily Except Sur
day., connecting for all points s0utt
and West. Sleeping-car attached.
7:45 A. H., FREIGHT TRAIN daily except Sun
dayl, with coach attached for Peters
burg and stations on The southsid,
1as T fla dysfhS M1 ana Ss f1e
" for all points South and West Pas
sengers taking this train viii max
close connection at Petersburg 70
Norfolk. "
500 P. H., FREIGHT daily Except Sunday;
with coach attached,
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH.
$500 a. n. FREIGHT TRAIN daily iexeep
Sunday with coach attached.
11:45 A. NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily, CONNECTING
With Richmond, Fredericksburg ant
Potomac railroad for all points Eas
500 T. n, FsEIaHT daily except Sunday
coach attached.
500 P. H., THRoUGHHAI daily Except Sun
day., connecting With Richmond
Fredericksburg and Potomac railroas
for all points East and West. Pullman
--- Sleeper attached, runnine through
Baltimore. Also making close con
neetion with The Chesapeake and Ohit
r raii1oaa Tor the Virginia Springs ant
The MAIL TRAINS will not stop between Rich
Mcnd and Petersburg except at Chester. 81
Trains ON the Glover Hill will Leave Chester a
240 P. NJ. Returning. will leave Glover hi al
$50 A. d. daily except Sunday.
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersourg will start fror
no 81 A. SHAW, Superintendent.
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At its recent session Congress appropri-
ated for completing the south wing Of the
State, War. and Navy Departments, under
the direction OF the Secretary Of State, $780,
600, and for continuing work on the east
wing Of the building for the State, War, and
Navy Departments. 100000. to be eSpend-
ed under the direction of the Secretary of
War. III which appropriations the granite
workers of Virginia are interested.
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POSTAGE ON MERCHANDISE TO BE ONE CENT
AN OUSCE.-The scheme which failed during
the consideration of the post'office appro-
priation bill-to increase the rates of post
age on third.class mailabe matter from one
to two cents per ounce-was carried on
wednesday night by the persistent efforts of
the express companies. They have been un-
ceasiDg in their pressure here as the session
drew to close.-NeD York Tribune.
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MERCHANDISE IN TIE MAlLs.-Among the
propositions which went by the board in the
closing hours of the Congress just ended
was that in behalf Of the express company
interest, to keep fourpound packages of
merchandise out of the mails. The PROPOSE.
ton to double the rate, however, on merchan-
disc in the maiIs-tbat is, making it two
instead of one cent per ounce, was adopted.
Baltimore Sun.
rob, no. The proposition that was carried
was to make the rate one cent per ounce in.
stead of the present rate of one cen per
two ouuces.1
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p. Turner and John Howard, both of
Richmond, were admitted TO practice IN the
Supreme Court of the United States on
Wednesday.
Ex-Governor Moses, of South Carolina,
has lied petition in bankruptcy, placing
bis liabilities at S92,45l.50, and his assets mt
81, 200 in personal property, and some very
misty possessions in real estate.
Hon. Horace Maynard has been rendered
the Turkish mission.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
Germany.

UeTiudhSs
STATE ENDOwMESTS TO BE WITHDRAWN FROM
TIE CATHOLIC OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF
HORSES PROHIBITED.
BERLIN, March Ain consequence of the
last encycical letter of the Pope the Govern.
ment has introduced ia the Prussian Cham
Der of Deputies bill! Withdrawing the State
endow ments from the Catholic clergy, and
providing for their restoration only to those
bishops who will bind themselves by a formal
document TO obey the laws.
A decree has been issued by Emperor
William prohibiting the expectation OF
horses.
Great Britain.
MANNING SUMMONED TO ROME-RAcEs.
LONDON, March $3.50 a. M.-Archbish OPP
Manning has received summons from the
Pope to come to Rome. Iii authoritatively
stated that he is to be made cardinal.
The United Kingdom grand haudIcap
steeple chase at Croydon to-day was Won BY
Lancet.
Duc.IS. Mach 4.-Jotn M!!c,c! E-s re
nominated for Parliament to-day In Tippe-
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APPROPRIATIONS FOR VIRGINIA AND WEST
VIRG1sIA.- THE appropriations for West Vir-
GINA are: For the Upper Monongahela river.
near Morgantown, $4,000; for the Great
Kanawha river, 100000. The appropria-
tons for Virginia are: Occoquan river,
$1,000; Aqua creek. $4,000; the mouth Of
Nomini creek, $4,000; Rappahanncck river,
$4,000; James river, $4,000; south branch
of Elizabeth river, $4,000; Nanscmond river,
$4,000; AppomattoX river, $40, 900.
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Civil Rights Test Case in a Shaving
Saloon.

The first test of the civil rights in the Dis
trict since the adoption of the bill occurred
Yesterday at Wizards Hotel. About 5
O'Clock =. NJ. two Well-dressed colored men
who frequent the neighborhood OF the "Di-
vision" and slightly under the Influence Of
liquor, entered the bar.room Of the hotel and
clled tor drinks in a very insulting manner.
The request was complied with and the liquor
drank after which they proceeded to the
barbershop, where they made application
to be shaved. They were not as successful
at this place as in the bar-room, and we've
told by one of the employees of Mr. Stewart,
the proprietor OF tue huir-dressing saloon,
that only gentlemen were shaved there.
They demanded further that their desire
he gratfied, but met with prompt retusals,
and after finding that all efforts were in vain
towards being shaved, they lett the saloon
swearing vengeance aud prosecution of the
proprietor in the courts. The couple on
reaching the sidewalk laughed at the sport
they had made, and proceeded down Thir-
teenth street, and on their way stopped and
talked with every person they met whom
they knew, to whom they related what had
takel place. About the hotel, as matter Of
course, some excitement was created over
the affair, and was the occasion Of corSdera-
BILE comment, but when their characters be-
came known the employer at the shaving Sa-
loon who refused their request was sustained
ny all who heard of the occurrence in this
effort to maintain the reputation OF the cStab-
lishment.- Washington Republican.
The man is Il fool who sppposes, as the
Republican prctends to do, that the new
ciyil-rights law operates upon barber-shops.
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WE. THE UNDERsIGN-kAs-1

WE, THE UNDERslGN-as4
w ED. owners and captains ofsG-z.--G--.-- ---aL-
canal-boats constituting the Union Linz, 40 =, Ieos
eNnoInI r. L. LEAkE. JR.. late or Morrlsoh
Ipnkei and r. H. BOATWkIGHr tlate win
James River and kanawha Canal Company nyn,b nr-
der the style OF C Lense Co.. our only r. "a
ized agents ut Richmond ID receive ana !or"afu
r. a. EVANS, j. ). WILKINSON, II. W. GUY, i. II;
JOHNSON, j. L. PkTTIEREw, u. ". hchs' ana
o'"s TOTHE PUBLIC.
1b,,I .ful for pas, patronage, solicit coniinH,
!, ne. az n me 10 the new nrn pledelnG pIonpt anu
nreor,i. :, .eni.On IN AL entr''sfe, ." orr
cars very ,-eskectIuli,iy, 4. y. LEAhE. JR.,
NH 2-gt Ql;ce No. 1910 Dock sGcsL
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MORE SHEEP KILLED BY DoGs.--Mrs. j

MoRE SHEEP KILLED BY DoGs.--MrS. Jose.
phine X. L. Goldman, widow, near Dayton,
in this county, had twelve out of thirteen
of her sheep killed by dogs within the last
three weeks. Seven were killed one night,
and five few nights afterwards, leaving but
Il solitary buck TO represent the whole flock
Of lost sheep. The buck would have shared
like fate, but it Is presumed he fought of
the Yicious7 dogs and thus saved his carcass
and bis life. Mrs. Ccffnan bad agreed to
sell tue sheep at 10 piece, to be delivered
in Jew days. They bad been we'll fed and
We're 10 good condition. Rockingham Re.
GfSter.
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Colonel Joseph CasselI. Of Wythe county,
lost dozen sheep last week by dogs. Some
thing must soon be done for the protection
of the sheep interest in our county, or that
valuable business will "go up the spout"
Every man that opposes stringent aog-tax
is doing an injury to the country, and sooner
or later will regret it WYtherikke Oispdtch.
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Memphis, March 4.-Four
colored men demanded admission to the
New Memphis Theatre tonight and were
given seats in The dress-circle, Manager
Davey having abandoned the idea of con-
testing their right do so In the courts.
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FoRsED BoNDs.-Ne,r York, March A.
Fifty forged bonds of the Wabash and West
ern railroad, OF $1,000 each, are aioat on the
market here. Thirty.fve coupons of $50
each OF bond No. 2 were paid by the Metro
poltan Bank,
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More, u Conservative, will contest the
The election will be held on the 18th in

rary. More, Conservative, will contest the
The election will be held on the 18th In
slant.
Mitcheps health is worse.
France.
hACMAHoN GETTING REsTIvE-IT cLIoURs DO
NOT AGREE ON A CABINET He WILL MAKE ST
LEcrIoNs TO SUIT HIMSELF.
PARIS, March 4.-Dificulties in the forma-
ton of new Cabinet have arisen. The
Left will not consent that u representative of
the mo 1erate Right shall enter it. II the ne
gotiations fail President MaeMahon will form
u ministry without further consultation with
parties in the Assembly.
~ Russia.
AN AMERICAN CHARGE IN TROUBLE.
LONDON, March 5.-A special dispatch to
the Morning Post from St. Petersburgh says
there Is great indignation in Government
circles here over certain allegations Of Rus.
sian Risgovernment and exactions in 1'ur-
kslan contained in a report made by Dir.
Schuyler, the United States Charge
d Ataires, and it is reported that Prince
Gort>chakotf has demanded his recall.
Italy. ..e-~.
COUNT coRT1 IS TO REMAIN WITH Us.
ROME, March 4.-The report that Count
Corti is 10 be transferred from Washington
to London is contradicted on authority.
South America.
ANT1.CATH3LI RIOTS IN BuENos AYREs.
LONDON, March 4.-Advices from Buenos
Ayres state disturbances have occurred in
that city, during which the palace of the
Catholic archbishop was sacked and the
houses Of the Jesuits set on fire..
Cuba.
RELEASE OF sHARKEY - PARDON OF SOFIA.
HAVANA, March 4.-Sharkey, the escaped
murderer, who was arrested on complaint of
the captain of the steamer Crescent City, has
been released.
Captain.G General Concha, before leaving
for Spain. pardoned Srn)r Nicoto Soda, for
merly editor of the Republican Journal Ell
Tribune, who had been sentenced to two
years. Punishment. ..-
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BlsHors DEkovEN AND JAGGAR.- Gales.
ton, Match 4.-The standing committee OF
the Diocese of Texas yesterday refused their
consent to the conservation of Rev. James
Dekoven. the bishop-elect of the diocese Of
Illinois, and of Rev. 7. 4. Jaggar, bishop
elect OF Southern OHIO.
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SlHEsAPEAkE AND OHIO RAIL
" ROAD IMPORTANT CHANGE OF SCHE-
DULE.-On and after SATURDAY, February IS,
1870, passenger trains viii run as follows:
FROM RICHMOND.
S:l5 A. M.-For Gordansvlie Charlottesville,
Stauntsn. Coyington, and al intermediate sta
tons daily, arriving at Covinalon al 1880 P.
NJ. This rain connects st G0rdonsviile for
Orange, Culpt pr, Warrenton, Mauassas Alex
aDdria, Washington, aud the North, and at Char.
ottesvile for Lyme h5urg, Bristol Knoxville, Chat.
tanOoga. and TIE Southwest. .
Passengers for points west of Coviugton win take
this train for C0vington. aud take express from
Coyinglon at $50 A. NJ. LeXt day. arriving at
Huntington ut 6:26 L. NJ, making close cOnr ec.
lion with steamers for Cincinnati and tile Wesl an
Southwest.
Gordonsville and all intermediate stations daily lex
cept Sunday, arriving at Gordonsville ut SIS p.
u.
Passengers for Lynchburg take train from Cor
louisville ut $50 A. NJ. next day, arriving as
Lynchburg at 1856 a. NJ.
800 L. NJ. EXPkESS.-Discontinued between
Richmond and Coyington
For through tickets, rates, anc information, ap~
BLY, at S2G Main street, Ballard and Exchange HG-
Tel, or ut the company's office, Broad apo six
teenth streets. CONWAY X. HOWARD,
Geneia al Passenger aud Ticket Agent.
THOMAS DODAMEAD Genera superintendent OF
TRANSFORMATION. re IL
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New ORLEANS, March 4.-The Legislature
Adjourned last midnight sine die, and the
tration.
TA trick
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general Frank Z. Blair is said to be sink
ing rapidly. with no. hope OF recovery
Baltimore Sun, 5hl, and Ae,c York Tribune
4M.
I'VE know not how old this item is.
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Ssow.-Ne,o York, March 4.-Dispstches
from various points in New England pro,
nounce the snow-storm OF last EiSht. Iva
thia Gcc--I..s &c se7aieaS eSPelse"es~ lof
years.
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.sDEEFsTEAK TOMATOES"

The above brand OF TOMATOES ara considered
by EPiCUREs the very best goods manu'aSt ISd'
Having secured the --sency for this state we ehe'
ih"m TO the tr'r.e al factory prices. -
i, u. L.. - ~ ~ 49,.
mharw 1877 cary S.rs~k
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SHIPPING OFF THE DOCUMENTS Members
Of the Congress just adjourned are by the
new post.oflice appropriation law authorized
to send free through the mails the Congress.
sional Record, public documents, and seeds
till December next. The bill had not been
signed by the President five minu'es before
scores Of them were at work Thanking to
send away their two years accumulations of
documents. The mails will be loaded for
the next six months with these documents.
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w ALNUT FURNITURE:I = y call @
DpRssIyC-lrksE SUITS; BEpSTEADS, b. sT1
REAUS,, WASHsTANDs; large stock OF WAhp-
ROBES of The best material, styles, and uh,sn. we
iuferor STYLES sell at uctonsales. Az other goods
proporlionalely cheap Cali and test the apoye.
fe s. SIN e. GArHRl6HT ~ Governor s'fret
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JAKE
sIMMoNs's LIVER REGULATOR
for all diseases Of the Liver, Stomach, and Spleen

1t Is eminrntlya Family Medicine;
aud by being kept ready for immedi-
ate resort will save many an hour or
suffering and many dollar in time
and doctors bills.
After Forty Years trial 1t Is Sill re-
cciving the most unqualified testimo-
Hials OF its virtues from persons OF
the highest character and RESPONSE
bility. Eminent physicians commend
il as the most
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!, DEPARTURES OF STEAMERS.
Sc CANTON INSIDE LINE."s.ls.

u @l
NEW FAST FREIGHT ROUTE BETWEEN
RICHMOND AND PHILADELPHIA. ...rs
TRl.WEEkLY. .-,
On and after OCTOSER 1sr the splendid iron
steamers OF this line will leave Richmond TUES
DAYS. THURSDAYS, and SATURDAYS from
Powbatan Steamboat C0moany's pier, corner Of
Twegtys econd and Dock strt els, making close con-
nectihn each "Trip ut Canton. Md. ftast Baltmore)
with the Philadelphia, Wilmington. and Baltimore
Railroad Company for Philadelphia.
SPECIAL ADTANTAGR S: ,
All fri light BY this line covered by fire and marine
insurance free of cost No dockuge charged Al
Richmond. Rates As low rs any other line. his
Is the quickest line between Philadelphia and Rich
mond.
Freights ordered hy this line should be marked
"t:anton Inside Line" and sent to the Pblladel-
phia, Wilmington and Baltimore depot, Philade.
pbia. ~ ..,.1
Freights received daily In Philadelphia and Rich
moRd For further Information apply 10
L. Is. TATUM, Agent, 8.
Offices Twenty-second and rock streets
and Ninth and Main streets, or 10
j. $. WILSON, General Freight Agent,
PHILADELPHIA, Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad,
Philadelphia ....... .r. h9
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RICHMOND AND DANyILLR RAILROAD CO., ,
OFFICE OF ENGINEER AND suPsRINTsNpsNr,}
RICHMOND, VA, February Is, 1875.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULED TAKE
~ EFFECT FEBRUARY IL. 1876:
TRAIN No. 1.-CIIARLoTTE EXPRESS, Wests
ward-Leaves RICHMOND At $50 A. ~; leaves
Burkeville at SAC A. NJ; leaves Dundee al l:15
at Greensboro at SAT r. NJ. -"
TRAIN No. 2.-NEw ORLEANS AND NEW
HIS M !esyes panv st,ss 4i esyss
TEAM NO. 3.-TnRoUaH MAIL, Westward
Leaves Richmond 1T :3Si P. d. leaves Burkeyille
a. e
TRAIN No. 4.-TBRoueH MAIL, Eastward
1t $40 A. M: leaves Dundee al. $50 4. M;
leaves BlrkeTiil lille a ll:s6 A. Nj arrives at
ward-Lcayes kichmC nd al 8 A. NJ; Leaves Burke.
vile at 1:20 p. NJ; arrives at Lynchburg At A:2o
TRAIN No. 6.-BURKRyILLE ACCOMMODATION,
Eastward Leaves Burkevtlie at 6:0l A. d.. ar
rives at Richmond at ss:14tA. N.
) ali through trains connect al Richmond and Dun-
dee with tralni on the Richmond, Feeerirksburg
and Potion &C RAILROAD, and Wasningt60 City, Wiz:
from Washington, baltimore, Philadelphia, and
New York
the Richmond, YORK River and Chesapeake Rail-
road trains TO and from Baltimore and all eastern
points.
Trains Nos. and conr ect ut Charlotte with
trains on the Atlantis and Richmond Airline rail-
road to and from Greenville, Atlantis, Montgomery,
Mobile, Pensacola, New Orleans, and all southwest
ern points.
Trains Nos. and 4 connect at Charlotte with
the Charlotte, Columbia and Atlanta railroad for
Columbia, Augusta, Savannah, Tallahassee, and al
southern points.
Train No. connects at Burkeyille with the At
Iantic. Mississippi and Ohio railroad from Lynch
burg, Chattanooga, and al southwestern poiuts.
Tickets sold TO all southern am souIt western
points, aud baggage checked through.
Pullman paace-cars through from New Orleans
20 New York. T. NJ. Il. TALCOTA.
Engineer and Superintendent.
= Mnslnr fn1
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SIhIMOSS'S
LIVER REGULATOR.

LIVER REGULATOR.
For Dyspepsia, Constipation, Jaundlce, BiHou:
attacks, Sick Headache Collie, Depression OF Spir'
rs, Sour Stomach, Heartburn, &C., &C.,
1T HAS NO EQUAL.
Isa faultess family medicine.
Does not dsarraDge the system.
Is sure to cure IL taken regularly.
is no drastic, violent medicine.
Does not interfere with business.
Is no intoxicating beverage.
Contains the sim iest and best remedies.
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RfCHAoSp YORK hIyRH AND CHksApEAKES
RAILROAD Co, SCPERTSrEyDENT'SuFFI
:, HIcaNoNo, january rs, 1873. }
WINTER ARRANGEMENTS.


Commencing MONDAY, January 80, 1873,
passenger and freight trains Oh this road wil run
- PbSSESGER TRAINS FOR WEST POINT viii
leave Richmond daily Sundays executed at +.
~. and will arrive from West Point dasy (Aon-
days excepted) at 1880 A. d..
1be splendid steamer LOUISE Captain A. G.
MCKEE, will run In connection with lbls r9ao.
leaving Yves. Point MONDAYS. WsDNESDAYs
and fridays on the arrival Of the z. u. train
from Richmond. and arriving at BALTIMORE early
next morning. and leaving Baltimore tt ESDAYSs
THURSDAYS, and SATURDAYS ut Z. ID, ar-
rive az " est Point next morning In Time " con.
meet with tue train due at Richmond 1t lo:3V
A. ". "a
Fare 10 BaIt1UlOre... ''''' ~
Fare to Washington. .........".........''" *
Fare TO Philadelphia. ..........,......u... "
FARE to New T IRA irwin leave Rc ~
mond WEDNESDAYS, FRIDAYS, and sun
DAYS, ut 4 A. n, connecting a. West polns VIE
steamer, landing freight in Baltimore early ne8s
morning 49,, -.
attached, leaves Richmond for West Point ane
Way stations MONDAYS. THURSDAYS, snd
sATIjRDaYs. ar A. 81, aud leaves West Point
for Rich mond IL O'Clock noon OF sane DAYS
EDWARD r. FOLGER, Supertntendenf.
". v. BRAGG. Master Transportation. u 70
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CAUTION.

Buy no powders or prepared sIMMONS's LIVER
REGULATOR unless In our engraved wrapped
with trade-mark, stamp, aad signature uubroken {;
none other Is genuine. cn
de ossm Macon, Ga, and Philadelphia.
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DILL AIDE A, RICF. %MS
i MOND, AND NORFOLK STEAM ssBi 1ik kll116
SHIP LINE.-FOR PHILADELPHIA TWICE
A WEEk.-Untl further notice the steamers OF
this line will leave Philadelphia every WEDNES-
DAY and SATURDAY, and Richmond every
TUESDAY, and SATURDAY at IL O'Clock.
Freight taken 1t low rates tor all parls Of New
dence, Boston, and New Orleans. Also, for Liver.
pool ana Antwerp pta Red Star anG American
steamship lines. and bills oil ading signee through
Passage TO Philadesphla, inclnding meals AM
stateroGm, 80. w. p. PORTER, Agent
au IL No. 2425 Dock street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-06

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