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, 1875-04-19
PERSONAL.

The Paris Figaro has exhnmea Gen. Pm,
and expects the world to boliavo thts hs il a.'s
Nor that he has attracted attpnton sbfoSlt:
Ia ti,no to aak whether his nams u BoTroSo'
Doys1ox.
Mtsa sTxnt1ao, the English vocalist NTH Pe.
cul!ar manners, haa married : Now Yotksr nHlel
JoHH McK1sLEr..
szau1S, tho original railroad man Of Ffa:e'
haa severed his earthly tics aud made N af'
line for Hoayan,
Spring may be backward In this country. but
tho cholera business in IndiA opaned up afAs
some months ago.
This is tho way An "lntelligent comp" "asc?
the Halls OF tho Noutszumass "Ths usla Of
tho Monte Games."
an sx.rohol writoa to San Francisco ps..eF
that DAnDAHA FatRTcu1E did hold asr lag so'''
window, ue shot 1t Il himself.
The Acton man who, 1t Ia c'asmed. assd In
flrrt gun at Concord, ia supposed 70 ha's tefa
Acton on bis own responsibility.
The London Pathological Society will hoas
special meeting Ia TOW days to hea1 ls'''
WHITNEY. Of Yalc. read paper.
MoCLosyEY'a elevation iH OF questlonsb!st7' ~
vnnsage, IN view Of tho unpleasant iaes 1aa
r1us TX. has already buried 104 oard|naIf'
TuLLEn7os's generosity in being sicx 1uat ne. ~.
can be bost appreciated by tho ne"'psr''
which have the heaviest advertising pas'o''s"
4 Louisville mans remarks to his vito e'o' W.,
"carrying oonte to Newcastle arc quite sa's. =.
llgiblo now thai hiB naue u known ~ -
DnooMuAox.
DgAnr, tho aushor OF ths Little 'oa"'.
Competitions must have made fossuD1 ~.
of hls last place, on the San Ffanclse" N'"'
Letser, AZ no vfltos mstely for Fnnno
Dr.. Many WALKER IL ssid to look like m.' nv
sionary's vito, aud to have s'lpaaea' ms
choly sl.; which il rough On ths missionary ~
domestic animal :.
LUCK Hoorxa says that the best psoos ~. ~.
the wonderful s4lens OF French ae'fssa't .nn ~.
perfection Nns& hIoh they portray gfasa 'A1
eenoo and {eaI o,o,,,x
Dan DnytS4X nAno vss DANIEL o'Ba1Es'
This No could boar w!th fotisude' bas 70 's.s uss
that EDWARD B1RAuAH, authos OF 1uo tit,
Hyperion" il only EARL smss, u ino'so ~
tEesaing. ura
ssys that ipc,tmsbls fogv, Dto LEWIS "L', -"
woman eehch ecnCp! uF8 toA4st e" -. nan
live with her as Wife" What valusp'o a.p
he would be IL h oould-one OF o's'
kidney.
II tic world does not and to.n'en'. ~. n. =,
a11pssr viii have beneat to-mozFo" ~ nj,
Hu4'a bippodrome. It will bo H1as'e., ~. III
In which many Of ths best musical so''''''' ~
be represented. a., ,,,o,
hrs. HoaAr1o sEruouE has pre's"sa :, .,t
ths olosgymen OF Buffalo to proaob aa auuA ..n,s
mon fu lid Of tho society which bfsoA s'an., s.
asuts. Ian't this cruelty to 1a6a4o ''"'
subject for pKaoH2 .h,ct
An arrangement has been sntorsd ins1 s s1x1
will give universal qualification. tI1 1.1A
writes to tho Inter OCEAN, aud tas, ,snay
| publishes what he writes. They a5e pol' ''~t''
aud the public Ia spared. III,
JAAxa RUSSELL LOWELL has PsPs. anss.,s
| Norh American Rcuieto for April On .,...,s
| In which he gives this dsanis'on o. ! t.uIp
"a ciassio u properly book "h'ea ~. q
Itself by .t.tus Of that happy Soslse .,u
matter and asyls, that innate And sAam ". ~ d.
paIhy bstsssa uhs thaaght shas s"~
, 1875-04-19
TIE nEED.F0HGER8.

Thu evidence hhii to hnya been fiven bv
Rrrn teforo the GRIND Jury IN of n cbarat tor
whjc, warrants tha .1nectot;on Of full -.
4,oss Of t1o oncratiors Of tho cano Of deed
foroers whose exploits cover seyera1 States
an,l a 1ono ta,7n ot v,,a,z. Tho eonten,a Of
nrro,a tr7,nl. now IN safe.kecninp IN ,b;a
citv. will nrobably sunply the 1niscinr links.
11,ora ;a INV hui. dnnlt uhoover ,nov In
finally ;nn,;catca or e1culnatcd. Tint thero
xyaa n m. nlor orpani7ot;on for h1nc,<po;],no
,ronertv.owners In 1l,ino;s. Missouri. and
souo ntbor W,stor, stotos hv moo,a ~
forooa aeo;1s ond lint thoneonia ~ do1,ar0
hova bcon raoliza5 in vor;onu nsrta of tbo
corntrv fro,, th;a rroct;ca Rzrr, Ia crc5-
;toa vii, ,bo s,otamart t,,ot 1,o bou bca,, an
roaoi l., ,l,;v h,,s;no., for t,yor,v veo-a and
ases e., !. s,.o.ta .o,.o;. ,nd;a,t;as.
t,,.+ - ,,so,m;non, noxson. hova hoer ovsooiotoa
,r;,,, @ h;no Tha ,voctfco VIVA n ,,1aco ~
.aoa-, = ,,oo,, f.o,n sono fr,7nor o,vrar ~ tbo
.,Ss,,s.t,, o4ta Jot,,n t,o t;t,o ~ arr 1;,;n,
.ss.. 80 49,. - S.aro ri. a.. o,s..,,,,t
m, ~. r,,.o ,,o,,, tboro ,,,u o,o,,, ~, H.
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-, ,ho fo,ood t7oo1 ,ro. .ba,, ,,;,,;,,<, -, ,,;ro
,n;t c,o,1n ~ co,si1orot,o,, ,,oe,o,, h., ~,
vaiuo of t,,o nronortv ond tha rsrvorsrosa ~
tta .ool n,vna,
trba t,u,,. n,~~op>,; ia t,;~,v ;,,,.,~..aa hu
,a If.,,a p".l oasa wv ,s,,;,h - ,a:2 - 49, 49,:
w.. =, n..r a,a H. ,~-os, otp r m,,a,a.
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ptopo.y W. "a' ~, u"a's @ - 49, T., 1' W..
wv. wv NV '.aaa 10 ...,a seaa. s.ea. :, ~"
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, 1875-04-19

Tho Inst number Of The Nation contains M
interesting sketch Of Tho career Of the Freod-
mans Bank. We conlcnso the record Of
rascality,- word is not strong enough for
tho conduct OF the scalawag politicians who
stole millions OF dollars from tho poorest
c!osscs In our country, dollars which Ind boen
1aboriously earned md which should hare
been held M tho most sacrcl Of trnst-funds,
inHteatl Of 1,oing used. as they wcro, in wnnton
speculation.
Tho bill chartoring the bank was passed by
scnatc and House in the closing hours Of tho
session Of 1916. SUMNER reported 1t in tho
sennto, aud ho md DuokAtEw, tho Demo-
cratic Senator from Pennsylvania, vouched
for 1t. As tho bill then stood, It simply au-
thorizod the establishment Of savings bnnk
in tho District Of Columbia. 1ts corporatora
were OF sterling worth,-pErEa CoorEn,
DnYASr, EDWARD ATKINSON, mud otliors OF tho
same sort. While tho act was defective In
not holding tho Trustees to proper
responsibility, 1t yet forbado thom to invest
the deposits in anything but "stocks, bonds
Treasury notes, or other securities Of the
United statoa." In Sonic unknown why the
eminent Trustees were got out Of the institu-
ton, If indeed tlioy were over really in it,
md the rotten District Ring got control Of
the machine. The bank. rs NO have already
said, WIS authorized to do business only in
tho District, hut 1t speedily established
branches in thirty Southern cities. It was
industrionsly pufFcd rs semi'doVernment
scheme for tho benefit Of tho blacks. "Thia
6enero'ent institution,' said tl1o bank-boohH'
is undor the charter Of Congress, ind TO.
coived tho coinmcndation aud countenanco OF
President LNco1s." Within live years tho
deposits amounted to millions OF doilars.
Thon sinister amendment to the net OF in
corporation was slipped through both Houses,
without word OF debate, except a
short protest from StNos CAMERON, who said
the amendment would "in tho end prob.
ably destroy tho institution" And so it did.
Yet its wording was innocent enough. It
simply authorized tho Trustees to invest in
mortgage securities and 10 bold md improve
real estate in Washington. This was In 1870.
It took jnst four years u1lt.er this authority
to ruin tho bank. In 1873, it WIS pro
nounced 10 DO in bnd way. In 1874, it was
wound up. This took place worry nearly Q
year ago, but rs yet no deposltor has received
, 1875-04-19

tho bastard ctvlliza lion 10 asserting ts rfcb,,
in ycrJ pronounced 1nanner, and soult nroh,.
bly, make nlfnce-nont OF Tic Journal man ~.
suob aa ho II lhoy should stray within reach,
The Southern prosa sc1uieaoas In t,e on,oto,
Of Gcn. 0onDoN that tho South should nos ~,
represented on tho uext Democratic Nalinn,,
tic!tet. Tho South Is oontont 10 kesp IN h,
background bafQto tho election and take lta NJ,
afterwards.
SAM Dowr.Es has hocn Eomowllat tal,on sb,.,
by the action Of tho postmaBsor-Q Qonora: In n.
pointing his paper to purtlsl, tue poa. .O'Ilce Nj.
vottt4cmonts iu Wcstorn Masaaohusc,tB. M,
They nay tho sprlnatlo!d Republican is an 10.
gan" III spito of itanlf.
Tho Independent tLinlts that tho next rre.tlr,.
tial election will 10 tho h.ardost fought eontst
through wiics, tho nnpnbiscau organization h.,
oyor passed.; and. "a things now look, the pa,,
l,as not = man to nparo. aud not friend si,Q,
itcan afford to nlicnnte.
Mayor L. r. BA1suat, Of Bridgeport, Coae
crihbed bis inaugural .nesaA.go ous Of vsu,tf,
little work written by hin,,elf aoine yeara 10 j.,
entitled "socrola Of Success" Tho book vu,,
prascwotthy vantuso. and uuRsl}sh sitla,, :.
hsmuc1 ~ 1t kopt mono Of ,ts seotels to i,selt,
Tho compsotniso in Louisiana hayinz bass
contaminated it becomes the duty Ut tue Dan.
ocrttlo journals 10 argue that It WAS mora tim
tho Republicans wanted TO giv0, or tosa u,,,
they ought to havo given. Anyway, Il Ia 1 d..
gcrous precedent, and au innovation On cop.t,
tutioaat rights. from Dsfnocsat!o standpoia..
because Gov. DEpLE, Of Now Jcrsoy, #,
u,ade white 1.cpablicnu = Judge nnd . ii {.
Democrat Notary pnLlic, thoy sny'lo ouett ia
he mil, prnslnne Of tha Dntteu Bkakea htn,,.
, 1875-04-19

Tho Mill River region in Massachusetts has
been the scono Of another catastrophe, tho
breaking of dam having lot loose food
which carried with it disaster aud destruction
to tho extent Of 100000 worth Of property
in the Villages Of Wrentham and Norfolk,
about 25 miles from Boston. 10 loss Of lfo
Ia rct1ortel
, 1875-04-19
TERMS OF THE TRIBUNE.


AATxs ~ eurncRsrf.oH tPATARIB IK ADVANCED,
Testaas 1'rerni.l nt this OtI,re.
pt,1y, yea,. ,,.8t3.tNlt Htrklr. year:...8 Ina
Tyf.f1ertIy ls.5u FIVE cnrtAr........ I.hV
&rnhhy Estttlnu. .s,1 len deplSssstsssss' A1'Vu
iinnh1o thrn...... 1.NuI
pnrf4 nj yrAr 1t the aArns rata.
WAM1Er-Uns Actlyo ag6nt In ssrh town md village.
Errf 4! srranEemsntA made Nllh ecrh.
IsI~ cmen copies s&ni ffee.
1e prevent dslAy and m1sttte, Re and e*a Foat
Ofrn sJdrets tn fnli. Including eiaea and County.
s,nEtanees msy mads either by drat etprsss Poat
Dhes ord&t. OF In registered letter., nt risk.
+~nns 70 cf1Y hprscnfnKnH.
psi1y, hti*sred, Sunday e1tenitd+ % gents PER ~rek
Daiy dotersd Bunhay lnclndrtf. 80 esnta psf wssk.
Attute.s TIlE THIHUNfs COMPANY,
Corner Haaton and urarl,orn+kts., Chicago, Ill.
, 1875-04-19

Our Canadian ne ighbors arc fcliciting
themselves upon the possibility that the
Pope will select Montreal M his residence in
caso he is compelled 10 lcavo Rome. They
claim to have authoritative intimntion to this
effect, but of course vo know better in Chi
, 1875-04-19

opposed to the spread Of information aud to
popular education. This IL what tho action
Of tho Council really means. II IT was
thought necessary to rctrenc'l In public OK
ponses, tho Council sllo,i1l hnYo commenced
aomewhero else.
, 1875-04-19

~ plot for the assassination Of tho President
ct Mexico and tho members Of his Ministry
has been discovered md frustrated, and
fifteen Of the conspiratoru among them
soveral journalists, hayo been arrested and
lnuishcd.
, 1875-04-19

ACAnEMy OF Mlfs1t-itai-led street. .btt"sen Mad
ism and MuntnN. EnsaEtmtntj ot Il. Its C!pftco+
Edmund kean.n
, 1875-04-19

lower poor to extra light ut s7.40@s.oo;
aud common 10 good heavy ut s7.75@s.5o.
The cattle tratlo wns nctivo at fully Fridays
pricos, closing firm with all sold. Sheep
wcrn In f]en,n,,tl al steady rntcs.
, 1875-04-19

THE OHrOAC0 "UNHASnALE" CnLoNT OF
1ht Buqlnos t1rge oser Tho Pablo tbrat, enfner q
Al cjnek .. H., ier tic pu;poso of aoniriatnx III
FansAnn, and TAT alec lou a oMeors Al pef*oas In
, 1875-04-19

nunsY1Ts COCAINE FOR THE HAIR HAS
ttoea Tho te,t ni tina and nonponu. II ms cstab'
,ned fcn.sl'oH tGt pni; ~ Ss.s1 ~ n'e{5 Snss
vim .ls peorr and lcaaes Nith tlo tiade: II, nsme
sns to is IL srTpyat saits at aS,
thus projecting Tho abu and orseses ltom ipotl'inn
, 1875-04-19

GRAND Era.fiOt1SF--Eark ssrret, .orpnt!ts
Sherrnau iIonts, Eaynp Hall W&nbpd'a Mtnstrelss
, 1875-04-19

NATURE RECEIVES TllE. CREDIT OF HAVING
oval1psd many paunstto conpIe1 Ions wich In reality.
- dus eolcY tc L,us le,n Q. Youth. rhs ps!s "
tx aun usrd Il, nara ogivo1 thelr iorensts fcofn
harJ chanVs physical condun of tbs party beau
Lted. Bold " all dtngGnfs.
, 1875-04-19

importnnco, and tho roaa botwcen Concord
and Boston was watched by men Of tiroloss
vigil aud undauntod l'cnrt.
Tho British Government Ind long been
conscious of thia growing spirit Of rebellion,
but nll organized effort 10 suppress 1t was
postponed until tito troops could 10 snfli-
cicnt!y reinforced to assaro q prompt aud sr'n-
mary crushing OF this Rpsrit, md tho r"niasf-
ncnt OF tho leaders. Early in 1775, eight OF
the crack regiments OF tic britia1 army wero
sent to Boston, under tho command OF deh'
GAGE. II waa now thought TINT tho uosor1''
ment waa strong enough to undertake tho
swift tIisporsement OF "rcbels' wherever
found, and secure 4 return to lilo hndlsrnted
right OF expressing tho colonists. 1t VIVA
expected that nero demonstration OF tho
power OF tho GoVernmont Woultl 10 sahlcloht
to accomplish this a''tt' with some such IT,
definite itca' detachment of rcg'lIars' n'1m.
bcfang suo or ,tH'o men, woro startcu from East
cambridge on the night oi Apr'l To- l"o' on
their marcll to concorsi' lhey were preeoded
ny some officers who wont ahoas1 to recon-
noitre' anu II posslhlo' TO eartnro HANCOCK
anu ADAMS, VINO ma peen pfoscf'oeu' Inc
urltisll beloved their movements 10 havo
oecn 3"'thia''y kept secret from tao fooc's'
nna hol'ea 10 surprise eohcofa and capture
the military storeS aepositea thefe' 1ne
surprise proved 10 oo on thelF part. the
oons OF Liberty III bossoA nho sent o'1t tho
aar'n' ana fAoA 1'Hs2as earned 'mmoftM
iamo ny f'a'ng "heaa ot tne tFoops' "aR-
ing the tarhaere alohg sno 4inc anu warn@
| Ing them OF sao approaching aaueeF. iAus
ADAAa anu HANCOCK eseal'ea' aha pe1ofe tho
aa~n OF TIC morning OF the l9sh TIC chnfeh
oells OF tne villages bo'"een ooston anu ton-
eord' o Instance OF 10 MICS were f'ns'he tne
aaffn anu sammon'"g tno 'nnapl'ants 10
1eS'stal'ee' =, At Aea''eton' ho1ne'nlhs n'ofe
.oan ha1'.""y from BOSTON 10 eoneosa' aoo"1
ioo people haa gathered on the common
"Aou tao nf'tlsa etlu'e IL sieht 1Anii VI lne'"
were unoffneo, anu the'r 1eaoer osaerea Inc
othera nos 10 hfe' out !" alspcfse.
bat tue bslsssh were oSasperatea o. 1ao s'eht
ot tho anaer'c"ns u1'uot hfn,s' ao 'tna'ns'
ye reocls' aisper'o! Lay ao"n your arns'
oa1nn YOU e'leu a4a1 f1fcA'hN' "nu nc us
enargoo n'a pistol "t tno c'o"o' winch "a8
alfeaay giving way COL oasr11, III conf
maui Ok t.ie n1l'sii 'foops' s'''o 1he ofoef u
hro 'li'fneo'ate'y al'er, aha tne nro kep9 up
rs long as my o. Inc steoes.'ne 7n1agefs were VS.
"'tn'h 1anee' A.'sns A'ne''e'''s !. "el' Ainea
ano Ten "onhuea; and II WIS, Nv fasok"'e
fluDsoS cals ;,. H. Simply cold,o'ooaeo inas'
s"cIe' 1i's "as 'ao nfS' o,ooa saeu'
ING oFat'sn rocon'laenceo 'aol1 "aleh 10
cohoofa anofsly attef SUNRISE ool. SMITH,
moan"hlle, "arnea OF Tue uprising ny mo
souna OF tho Flliase'oe1ls anu nlasn.gHhs,
, 1875-04-19

ADELPH1 TftEATnK-D Dsasbo,n streah corner Mon"
eoo Variety entertainment.
, 1875-04-19
TQ.pAt's ADJUSTMENTS. S.

tlout.Ey's TlIEATnH--tantnlohs ssrret. tstNetr
GlA1k anu l.aHalls. Uarld Gsrslck."
, 1875-04-19

The City Council Of Aurora hos brought
uninerited Disgrace upon that thriving and
Intelligent town Of - 600 OF 1900 inhabit-
ants by repeating III ordinance passed by q
former Council to establish Ffee Public
Library and Reading.ltoom. We are not In
formed whether or not the Mayor Of Aurora
had the power to veto this repeating ordi-
nance, but, Il ha did, his failure to exercise
It mus. make him bear part Of the sespon-
ability tor this formal nouoa tlAa& Ausot4 h
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-16
FLOR OTHER LOCAL SEE FIRST PAGE.]
communicated

TCommunlcdteu.J s...E -.
The Grand Lodge OF GOOD Tempiars.
This body, representing over ore hundred
subordinate lodges, will assemble IN annual
session at Levy's Hall tomorrow. Accord.
ing to the notices already received, there will
be over two hundred delegates present. For
the entertainment of these delegates the
lodges OF Richmond rely with confidence
upon the hospitality of their fellow.cttizens.
Homes hive not yet been secured for all who
are expected. It is to be hoped, however,
that during to-day and tomorrow the addl'
tional bones wilbbel rendered. s. 1-s%} s.'.>
The Good Templars represent "a cause IN
which every Christian and patriot Is inter-
ested. The vice of drunkenness is playing
frightful havoc with the manhood and morals
of this land. It is vain to close our eyes TO
the terrible ruin which Is being wrought
No other evil so dangerously assaiis our fam
ily peace and Christian civilization. Every
phiIanthropist should be sup and doing"
There is a duty incumbent upon all. and
work for all to do: Our people should lend
a helping hand and prayerful countenance to
any and every organization which seeks to
arrest this monster evil. ANY disposition to
aid in this blessed work can assume de.
cidedly practical form by teudering homes to
these visiting Templars. Names can be left
with Mr.. NJ It. Dill, corner of Eleventh
street and Basin bank.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-16

The largest attendance during the month
was on October 2ath, when there were pre-
sent In all the nine schools reporting 3l9
oficels and teachers and 1904 scholars.
One conversion was reported by Grace.
Street school; two by Pine-Street schsel;
enc by Leigh-Street school, aud TWENTY-FIVE
conversions by Venable. Street school
Professor Charles H. Winston presented q
request TO the children frem Miss xdmonia
Moen, a missionary to- China, for some pic.
tlres to be used in her work of Instruction.
and, on motion, 8 resolution was adopted
asking the superintendent Of the various
sehoek connected with CHS Association to
take a collection for the pkarpose of furnish.
lag her With the needed pietures.
4 At the request Of the president Maior
Robert Stiles delivered an 4exceedingly. ap-
prcsariste and interesting address TO the okEl-
dren. tafdag for bis subject the words,
!" Beaeld / stand at the door and knoex; p
explaining and illustrating their meaning in
such clear, and at the same time powerful
manner as esnh not fail to deeply impress
his hearers. $500,
Rev. Or. w. e. Hatcher followed Major
Stiles in on address 20 the chiId1en on the
subject OF s. Drunkenness." He drew a
vivid picture OF the evils of inteRperance,
md endeayored to impress upon The minds
Of bis hearers the fact that the surest way to
iysId being arunkard Is never to take the
irst drink. and warned them that il the de-
noH OF drunkenness ever should get q hold 4
,ponfhem they would almost certainly he
ost. ty5 & s. u Il Z 81 & /,
DR.. Hatcher was peculiarly happy In his
eGarks, eDiistlng the attention. az The chill.
lren ffon The beginning By his apt ilIustra.
ions and interesting incidents.
The attendance was very large, and tho
iHging, under the direction OF Colonel w. E.
'anner, Rss client, ard added greatly To- |
be enjoyment Of the occasion. s7ssifsszf
The Association adjourned to meet at the |
race. Street church on the afternoon OF the
scond Sunday In December next.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-16
MANCHESTER NEWS.

HUsTISGs COURT Judge Clopton presi-
dinq-No business was transacted 10 this
court yesterday except that 1t adjourned un-
til Monday the ed instant.
CIRCUIT COURT Judge Weisiger presi-
Enthusiastically this court was engaged
upon the chancery and civil docket. To-day
the Hatcher Will-case will be called.
RELIGIOUS will be nightly reli-
gious service at the Presby terrain church this
week. Tonight the Rev. DR.. Preston, of
Richmond, will preach. Tomorrow night
the pastor will hold service, and the remain.
der of the week Rev. Francis j. Boggs and
DR.. Preston will probably alternate in con-
Quoting the exercises. ) ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-16

hlc aFF2cR MASTER AHs OF Hans May So 1915
SCREDULE OF TRAINS.-TRAIN No.
y 1.--CHARLoTTE EXPRESS, Westward-Leaves
h II S9s at f4 F.
Danvile at Ii P. NJ; leaves Greensboro at 3:0s
?; N; leaves salisbury at e:ls P. ~; arrives at
Train No. 2.11NEw YORK AND new Or,
LEANS EXPRESS, .Easiward-L Char e.se a
saSes s4 A.
boro, at lO;55 7. NJ; leaves DsnviIle at l;l2 E.
leaves Dgnase az lso z Leaves Il s47
TRAIN No. s.-THRoUGH MAIL--NEw YORK
FOR THE i
leaves Greensboro ut 2:45 4: leaves salisbury
a. 81; arrives at Charlotte at 81 8 A.. NJ:
Leaves Charlotte at s:l5 ?. NJ; leaves Salisbury
leaves o 6anvilie at 6Hs I'M. leaves Dundee at
e:ls A: A.; leaves BssksyiIle at ll:s5 A. NJ; ar
rS TRs a. No. SuLYNcaBURG ACCOMMODATES.
at BurkevIlle at l243 7. NJ; leaves B9rSeVIIle At
No tickets 10 points hey ond Burkeyille win be sold
: TRAIN No. s.-BUEKEvMLE AccoaaoD!A,rIoN,
riyes at Richmond at $500 A. ~. ,., a..
Train No. q connects at Richmond WIZ 'ne
Trains Nos 8 and CONNECT at Greens 0oro Win
trains to and from Raleigh and Goldsboro'. -
All through trains conn ect at Richmond ana pun-
dee with trains on the Richmond, Fredericksburg
and Potomac railroad, and Washington CITY. VIZ
ginia Midland and Great Southern railroad. to and
from Washington, Baltimore, Phtiaoeiphia' anu
New York. sgts.rA ,t.;,... " s.tg
Trains Nos 8 and connect at Richmond with
the Richmond, York River and Chesapeake hali-
read trains to and from Baltimore and eastern
points
Trains Nos ! and Q connect at Charlotte with
trains on The Atlsnts and Richmond Airline rall-
road to and from GreenyIlle, Atlanta, Montgomery,
Mobile, Pensacola, New Orleans, and all soulh-
Trains Nos. 8 and 4 connee. at Charlotte with
the Charlotte, Columbia and Atauta railroad ior
Columbia, Augusta, Savannah, Tallahassee, ana al
Train No connects at BurkeEills with the At.
lanic, Mississippi and Ohio ruilroac, from lynch
burg, Chattanooga, and all southwestern points:
!! Tickers sold 10 all southern and southwestern
points, and baggage checked through. =
Unbroken gauge from Richmond 70 new Urieans.
Pullman sieepers on all night trains. -.
Local tickets are good only for CONTINUOUS pas
sage 10 the points named on the ticket NO lag
=. - 80 T. III. r. TALCOTT, Il.
49,, Engineer and Superintendent &
& W. T.. WEST, Master OF Trains. Sc II ,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-16

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don of Gu text, aud commauded ine as'ens
lion oe lis hearers shropghout: 3. Il,
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&, sS,nw q she freeness and fulness q she
ssasssea during Which he quoted The Se..
9sogsn bsmn just IS AM 3 vsas eafnest
and eloquent. :. .t,a nnlnit.
AZ fesv remarks, during which he gave
some some thrilling "reminiscences Of the hymn
repeated by the pastor s, J. -, i I,
Asst Paul's church, on Sunday s's ss1 s,,
pav William sMunford prenched 1.or 3D ..
yvnodhr;6ge. or the Monumental church. N
Rev. Frank c, woodward preached az lhs
r,av.street Methodist church on Sunday. Il
AZ the Broad. Street Methodist ehurcn or
sunday, Rey. d. r.. Wills, presiding elder
preached In the uorn!ng. i. -, Il. s 81. &,
TIE Methodist ministers leave Richmond
| this morning 10 astend the annual Confefene'
| which meets 10 Dsnyille on Wednesday.