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Powder hnt ne.

Powder; Shot. Etc.
fssssi aoy,s nsning 90. n 100 feet
kegs, 9G blasting. aSfAS3.25 sa-'' we
a a Northern s2Ag@s2s0 4zoazof az ns.
~ 10, ii Lumber, SsSrsx. ;Etr:,s ,..sE
Lumber White oak. 81 1GaI4.5O q ] ,OO1. wart.-
ern Virginia poplar. 81 5.aa25 q 900: wine rsns
S35Rs75 u 1000. YeII"rs nine boards. hl003s1S!
tofst. 9l2aSlS. according to- ieng1hg ShiIeies
Pine. s2.5Ug$5: cypress si1-nch, S7.5OAsI3.5D
p 1000. Laths-Split, 81 80; sawed, 1850 .
1900. ~ ,ttsE .>t.f.2isf,{Eaa -
Ssares.--W hiskey -barrel timber, green, o. Sm2O
q 1000: seasoned. s20GS25 % 1000. Flour.
barrel timber. s661S750 y 1000. Flour barrel
poles, $7Gss: hosshead hoops, no demansi; hlck-
DRY hoop, $3.50. .t-,s. 4 -. .s.Iyi
Rags.-sti1sd cotton, 3i,sc. white, 49oc.; wooll
len, 1k92c. ~ ~ ~ 'f f@FEf 2 no
- Mill-Feed. ;s3 So
ShfpstuS: 65c. q basllel. +fa.tfs.g r.
Bro,1nstuT: 30G Csc, r busne $40
Shorts: 25fd30r. ~ bushel. -,
Hhent Bran 20@25c. ~ bushef. - ta-"
Corn SraTi: 10000. p husheL s.s,f .=fs : Z
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

'"EH N IiWEDNk oDAI9.hHEussiI1f fpIU' Z
T Gold.--Ainerica1 gold, = l2k bid. $50.
asked: yirginla consois, new ~ bld Virginia oe-
ferred 6k bid. 9 asked. ~ 1.t& .l-s.i. ~ :.
CITY Observation-Disclosures city Ss, lg5 bid:
asked. ~ -~Tfi 80 4" ,-'4-T'. r ~ -st
Rrs1ynad :Bonhs.-Oranse and All 'xaBdrin Rail-
road second mortgage s., j. and j: :, 7o4 bid;
S's, M and s., 71IS bid. -. = $50. - =
Raitr0n5 Stogks.- Richmond and .Eanvil!e
Railroa1. 500 par. / OK asked.
Bank acknowledgements and Planters 60 Wings
25 par, 23,5 asked; City Savings, 25 par, 24h
asked. ....T. .--- a. { E'
Insurance CbplDan i<s--Yirgina Fire and ii g.
rine, rs par. 81, asketS Virginia Sr.te 25 pa
25k bid; Virginia Home, 100 par, 102k asked
Merchants and Mechanics, 100 par, 9S asked.
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BY TeleSFaps.
NEW YORK.

New YORK. Augl,st 11-1sscs.-stocks dull and
steady. Money. 1GGlk GoG l1fk- txclaDge-
Long. ASH: Short, $50. Governments active and
strong. states quiet withbeker prices.
Erening.-Noney easy ut 1kf2 Sterling quiet
and FIRM ut 4S7k. Gold strong &C 1t37S0ll4.
Go;ernmenls active ana little better. States qniet
and sle.dy: Tennessee Ds. sax: sncr, 5u4. Viz
Nnla Us 80; consols. 6tE.; de'erreH, 81. North
arolfns 6s,, 20 ;new, TO-. special tax 2
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. August 11.-pirginia Ss, p,:elers,
4oS; consols, 5SA. Bid to-day. . ..-..
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THE STAMPING OF CIGAR.BoXEs.

Treasury Department. Office Of Internal
Reuenue. Washington. August 81. 1iH'
son, E>q, Collector Fourth District. QUINCY,
Ill.,. SRI have received your letter OF the
Sd instant, enclosing portion Of clgar-boX
on which is stamped the manufacturers
name, collection district, State, and number
of cigars contained in each hox-facts which
are required by section $500 of the United
States Revised Statutes 10 be burned into
each box with branding-ron. This mode
Of. stamping cigar-boXes, while clearly IN
violation Of the laws, you do not think 10
have been adopted with any fraudulent In
tent, and while you state that you have pro-
hibiled the use OF the same in your district.
YOU have hesitated about making seizures OF
the cigars so stamped.
In reply, | have to inform you that the
mode OF stamping, or rather the omission on
the part of cigar manufacturers OF burning
into each box with brandpg-ron the facts
before stated, is Il plain and palpable viola.
ton Of section 397 of the Revised Statutes,
and is deemed to be without excuse or pal
liation. You are, therefore, not only author
lied. but YOU are instructed, to seize all sucn
illegally marked or stamped cigars found In
your district and report such seizure 10 this
office. Very respectfully,
[Signed] ID. 1. TRAIT,
Commissioner of Internal Revenue.
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COMMERCIAL
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, August IL, uS75.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, August IL, 1875.
.- OFFERINGS. "r.. ..E
NHEAT.-W White, 1910 bushels: Red, 2-204
bushels. ..,.- : : -, -
CoKN.-Whae, 1870 bushels. Tail6,o, 5Ss'u.sa
els. M1ed: 100 bushels. -" -at
OATs.-76 bushels. Ot..-.. g.. ....-s, ...s...
SChEENINGS.-16 bushels.
MEAL.-50 bushels. --.
SALES. .4
WHEAT Hhite, l 80 bushels very good 1T 81. 81;
so bushels choiceat 81. 60; 226 bushey- yei-y COED
at Sl.jo; 20 bushels good al 81 so: 80 bushels
common al !l.40; 102 bushels good ut 81 81 9sS
bushels very good at II 5S: 10 bushels very gooeI
ut 81 57:4S bushels prime at 81 .5S; lfG bushels
common at $3.50; 372 bushels good GA private
terms: GO bushels very good n *1.56; 3Tbusheis
common at 81 80; 30 bushels common at S1.35-
total. l,3l2 bushels. Ret, 80 bushels very good at
81 .55: 2D4 bushels good at 81 so 2f6'bHShelS
fair al 81 As; 81 bushels prime at sis SO bushels
very good ut 81 81; so bushels prime at Sl.5I;
800 bushels prime gu private terms, 434
bushels good nj 1852; 20 bushels common At
81 IS; As bushels common ut 1925: 296 baskets
good on private terms; 26 bushels common at Sl.40;
~ bushels common al S1-30-toral, 2,03S Bushels
CoRS.-IThf 600 bushels very good atS70c.
80 bushels good at 7Sc-otal. GO bushels. ,Rised.
20 bushels prime al Soc; lUU bushels very good at
7Sc.-tctal, l ~ bushels.
OATS.-l2 bushels common at Soc; "a bushels
common at 4Gc.--totai, rs bushels.
RE-EXHlBIrED.
WHEAT.-White, 2S bu-hels. Rel, % bushels.
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~ n. WALKER Il CO., GENERAL IN
~ SURAECE AGENTS, 1914 MAIN STREET,
RICHMOND. VA. representing the r
NORTH BRITISH AND MERCASTlLE, N
suRANCE COMPANY, ot Loadon ana E0n'
bIIryh Enaland-capital, 81 q. 0GAOO9 Rold:
3MayON ISSURA NOE COMPANY. OF Cfhcin'
natl. Ohio-assets ever 81 600, 600: r,o,.,.
w NJ New York-as.ets over 100000:
LYNCHBURG INSURANCE AND BANaINs
COMPANY, Of Lynchburg, Vs.-asssts oVei
'1kTE GSTIC INSURANCE COMPANY, OF
Rrooklvn, Y Y.-ass.:s over 100000.
PH<3NIX INSURANCE EV 1nn o''o'o'A'
, PORTSMOUTH, INSURANCE COMPANY, OF
Portsmouth Va--assefs ovlE, s5O 900.
Depos,ted with the Treasurer OF Virginia, ~ ou,
oGD. Losses euutibiy adjusted and promptly paie
VI tits agency Applications solicited, and inEe'
N ate attention 2tvau thereto. IN ="
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| picked up in the fields, and tie bail had
tallenaS suan lafgss quantities that bushels Of
It could be shoyeled up twenty-foSr hours
after 1t fell. No CORRECT estimate OF the
lamount OF damage done By the storr, has
Eyet been made, but it will amount to several
| thousand dollars. :" &s9& fs+I Il
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

lN3t RRNaE SVNFANAC.5. =
MUTUAL ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF
VIRGINIA.
INCORPORATED IN 1894.
OFFICE coRNRH OF TENTH AND BASE, STREETS
INsURES BUILDINGS By PERPETUAL Or
aSNCAL POLICY.
100000 900 PROPERTY PLEDGED TO PAY
LOSSES.
LOSSES EQUITABLY ADJUSTEDAED
PROMPTLY PAID.
HERBERT A. CLAIBORNE.
I'ringtpaI Agent.
HENRY u. pAEFORTh,
Secretary;
JotS Ri III Collector. no LIZ
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NlCE BALAscES.-A warrant was issued
lioEu The Treasury yesterday for one cent.
The same being necessary TO the proper ad-
Jlslmcnt OF an army officers acc0unt-
Washington KeENyAc0M,
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g2itI,molld Dispatrhh..'
Letter from SsauntNn.

4. H.
ur,.xrny. August II. 1915.
~ former students Of
t'"' ,;,'.. were gathered together
t..tr'h' ,'.,' =, or.cnI their Annual Re-
here H..I'''r, was held here for the first
"".''' -, r>,.,,u. announcement in the
Iaar' =" ,,,,,t,rc.t;nc debates and an address
iaiF'> '' ''..C,t1,y.lnNn>ul4n W. +. Craig,
y '"' g., ,,n,u. hal aroused conSd-
III q. y, ., e,non, orr c;tizcuS. and il
t.A'' ''.' .h., ,hr meeting last night
w. ""'''' I,,.,,' ..tnnded. put the heavy
Won" " 49,, ., tho hour of meeting
E#'a ""'''' ~ ...>..r.I hours kept a crea.
al" Z '"'"'' ,r.,,. ,,,pudoncr. however,
'uan> AVA .'. ,.,r,> ycos = very credit.
I'''r' ''' ''>'''
a''r ""'' .,,,.,,.,i,., was held Yesterday af-
,,uf,ro The follow ing officers were
:c.ro"n' a, VIZ 80" 70, Miller. princi-
'rc'ra. !, Ea,,,Jn SEMINARY II nth.
al q me s.'""'I, En,nnr of kupn,.
can: : ''I,''>' H. , -, " ~ clinr Of
;'c'"o'I ',''>S'' ;,,,"rn.,ir,, address VA,
E.taw'h". \ VIZ, -. ~ :, ra,'o, ~, Tho husi
ca3vrlc" ~ NV ~, , -, ,,'' Tho R.r,jon
49, ""',', % ,'' ..-I v.6n;o, which i to
C.&ct>'d Inc '''''" =, '',''}' NV, ru,o
tsAr p@'I' H. ''''"'V" -, s,,r,or, ~
""' I'1Srd "|'''' ''''' 'ir ,,,ti;Ithod ~,
80. ,,.',,... - pn,unhe College. The mex,
..,.., -, I'm. T.. nyinn VIII be held August
80" 80 ~ W',.r9r.;tr. Va.
r;...,...,, ri rhr question: Is the
,I.., -. ..r,fruinn a sound one :"
-,.,.r.l ,.,.il The next meeting, and
~ - Etlar and !. +. Cooper, 0!
,,r .,,,l Rows Fox md Miller were
.,.,. w., d,sru..;nn. Roy. r.
,' = y, Shrnhrra.town, was
~ ,.,..,,r;,.Iora,n- Aresolution
'.,r.,,br },ov u r Ri,tio d.
.'.,,., ,,,uuLr CulI.ye. to write
80 ....i..,, ia,. me Ho0a0i.c CnIeginu
49,. ,.r.f, ,r... ,.,,i. 81 and Importance of
..r. >oniruih,r business of minor
..,.,,.. .,.r.,...,I.> ,rtrd. the K. talon adj
-. f.,,..: o..,in r,xt wear. as above
.I
~. ,,,o.i.., o.. Mich, in the Town Hall
..,...,....y ,,f.l,p ;l,,r by Rev. DR.. Bittc:
r,,,.,,n ;.,..J. /. Miller cXpIajncd that
.. r.r..., .,u,.t had been announced for
r,.,,., .t,,a been pos,iioncd on account Of
10. in ,hatimily Of Re. MIR. Fox. lie
49,, f.tr,.I1,,i Nr. W. +, Craig, OF Stauu-
49,. .t..Yruual orator.
yi. ,dt-,.. If Mr.. Craig was admirably
.,-,sr.,.n and veil delivered After Il snort
'..r..t,...,inn ~ which he referred to his
\ II H.. il. tI.tIi> pi Inc NaffnpSt
.,.i,,u,t,.s ,jlr III" q irct of these rttlrions
r,liu,u.. ,,..,r lave t,r her and pro.
,,... ~, Interests IF Ro,uoke College, be
...,,,.,i ,,.,,u ~, Then . BE honest and en-
.-...,,..' ,,,ry ,yoc,fion or department of
r',r ,,ur.Iyr,''
IL. r..IrrrL. ,y,rr addressed to the alumni
a.; ,i,,. ,,,l,,.,. spon " hose efforts in her be-
fafi IT,. ;ru,;ariry of the college depends.
Ta.. inns, he >Ap;. demand honesty in men.
1.,,.,r, ,,,..ty of nr.n Ojie 10 ill offices,
.... ,.,,r.., man ar. scarce. The are is not
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Condition Of the National Banks.
Ep .1f,sS trfst he f8und an sas,strnets of vpsosi

made. TO the Controller gofs ibe, Currency,
showin.r the condition of the 2,016 Nat!ona!
Ranks IN, the Unired States at the close Of bur.
siness on wednesday the 30;h day Of June,
1875. the enc of the last fiscal year :-flt;.
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RICHMOND, FRKD'G u POTOMAC r. Il. COL
....s OFFICE GENERAL TICKET AGEyr, )
RICHMOND. May 20; 1857
GCHEDULE OF TRAINS.

3-J5 p. h, DAY MAZE leaves ByralS.feet stu
.E -..s ton daily, CUNNECTIN9 WITH
THE STEAMER EXPORT at
! Quantico With trains OF the Bati-
/. more and On5o railroad NJ thsfr wharf
, opposite Alesandria-due In Baltf.
more a: 800 p. NJ; and ut Washing.
; ton with the Baltimore and Potomac
/; railroad for Baltimore and the North
and West.
I ss2CY. H., NIGHT MAIL leaves Byrf.street
station iSmdays excepted1, connecting
at Washington ~tlh the Baltimore
and Potomac and Baltimore and Ohio
-" railroads. f
e:e5 p. H.. ACCOMMoDATIoN TRAIN for
Hanover Junction. leaves Broad Street
station fSundays eSeeptedI.
JAM, NIGHT MAIL arrives at ByrtfStreft
station tMondays excepted).
f:So T. d., DAY NJ ALL arrives at Street sta-
lion daily. ..1-s
at Broad-street station Sundays ex-
cepted).
Parlar.d2Ts on dny trains. .#'
Pullman sIeepin g-car III on night tratns.
FREIGHT TRAINS leave and arrive IT Broad.
Street static, on TUESDAY, THURSDAY, aud
SATURDAY NIGHTS fol- all points North and
West -n.. .m,E
Through bfIls or ladlng and rates given to all
principal peints North and West.
by order OF General Superintendent.
..... &. A. TAYLOR,
mv31 GenersI Freight and Ticket Agent
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CLEANING ARTICLES.

LAsKA POWDER-best preaaraslon
4 ~ n<e for cleaning metal, washing paint, glass
g. TO housekeepers it y p4rlenmNTy Tsso"'
mcndeu o5 ~----t seeEt Agents
20
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MARINE INTELL7GENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, AUGUST IL, 1878.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, AUGUsrl2 q. 1875.
Sun ries...-.......5.l3l Moon sets......- 12.35
syn .nts ........ 6.47 High TIDE. 80
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Interesting Revenue Decisions.
PATENT MEDICINES.

wAsu1xGToS. August 9.-The following
letters were sent yesterday from the Trea-
snry Department
washington, August 0, 1S15.-J. r. Scott,
Esq, Nerurh, Ohio: Sir,-1o our ietler OF
the 81 instant has been received, enclosing q
transcript of one of the sections OF the act
of February s, 1915, relative to the stamp
tax on medical articles, De-, ana asking
whether the same is true CONSTRUCTION OF
the law. III reply have to inform you that
i, is not Il construction Of the law, put Is a
transcript OF one of the sections, and IS SUD-
stantialIy correct copy. You further IN.
uuire. "W nat constitutes proprictorShlp!
In answer to this inquiry have TO respect
fully refer YOU for definition TO WebSterS
or Worcescr'S Unabridged Dictionary, as
tue law uses this term in its ordinary ana
general meaning and occupation.
You ask .tIf the law rtquires the formula
to be printed on Ia bells to be in any particular
lanruage?" reply in the negative, but al
the same time | beg TO inform sou that II
was The intention Of the lawmakers that
these formu'a printed and attached to
medicines manufactured in this country
should be printed in the English language.
You iquire further, - If it is Sufficient 10
publish on the labels the names and ingre-
dieutS that enter into the compound Will
out reference to their quantities: reply,
bv 10 means The exact proportion OF every
ingredient which enters into medical COM
pound must be dis inctly stated in terms sucn
as are commonly used by the trade.
You ask, "If a private name, ii copy.
righted can be used to protect one in adver.
ti,lng ?" / reply that presume thata proper
na.ne may he used AS trade-markif properly
registered according TO law; but this is
matter not controlled by this office. Finally,
you enclose wrapper Of medicine Which
YOU say is unclaimed, and ask If it will an
swer the requirements Of law. l reply that
it meets all the requirements Of patent or
proprietary ncdcine, and is liable to stamp
tax, and that whoever is selling such AN artl-
Gle without stamping is doing it in violation
of the law. Yours, respectfully,
rSiynedl D. r. PRATT,
Commissioner of Internal Revenue.
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RICHMOND, YORK RIVER IsSB tHKsAPEAkEl
RAILROAD oNraSY,
OFFICE OF TIE oCPERINrExDEST,
RlCIAcSp. VA, May lO, 1870
CHANGE OF SCH EDULE.

RICHACSp. VA, May lO, 1870
ORANGE OF SCHEDULE.
pAssESG Err TRAINSleave IVES. Point DAILY
at S 4. NJ arriving at Richmond at 10 a; ~.
leave Richmond at L, N, arriving at west foint
Trains connect at XeA Point with stcamsrsirom
baltimore and ali eastern points on "sDScS-
lays FRIDAYS, and SUNDAYS, ana Win
s,s,tners FOR Baltimore and All EASTERN points on
MONDAYS, WEDSESDAis,a ana shiDAts; m
Fare 10 Baltimore. ...... ..,..''.' ~
Fare 20 Wxshinron .....'......''.'''''''"' = h0
fare to Philadelphia ,.......''''s''.'s''.. "a
Far HsK e Hsg fSSnEiiHfTaxiXs i;sys Rieanona
:, s.s0 a NJ on WEDNESDAY,. FRIDAY ana
SIrSJ Y connect. ng al West Point With s16aers,
and Delivering freight in baltimore early nexs
,rorning: returnif &. leave West al 200 +. d., AZ
living at Heb nond ut 5:as r. H.. aud e01peeta2
wi,h the Tbyongh Frsinht Trains on the kisoHoaa
local. FREIGHT TKAisSs VITA gassspgsr
coach attached leave Richmond a. avg a. e. IN
TUESDAYS. THURSDAYS. ane sATUhdRsSSsa ~
aud laaya West Poin' for Rlchmona sa1s AZ -
l.OS A. NJ. an iyiux at Richmends1 500 x ~
The rnaaa2ement taRe5 pleasure " AHsss..s thS
ito Jse travelling public aud Shippers - susss
OF this line, between BaiifpoFc
polof have been refit;ej in tsa iuost , snd
| manner for the accommodation oLpaSsssxsis sA'
rreighr. ,,o .vr,ve Isl baltimore
a. s,o.i lime 70 connect With the rali nnes
phiisaeiphis. New York, bps'ob, 1io 49, 800
aEa riii be given the utmost
49, az Richmond OF fretghts 70 OF iton SsnS
o1as ,oIn,s III, r. puUG LAs.sapss.slooNt, nv III
GU IT, 4. BRAGG. Msaec frAnspors..o1. - -:
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CANNED TOMATOES.

g.v,ns lsrse lot OF CANNED To oal lcr 1ss
t2pCaps eans and dsf ss gms sS 500 dozen esss
crop; , s, u ~ Of sl.ao pes dssse zSiai a.
s,sadssS s t,aA :. : '''' &.
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r NETHERLANDS "a to $40 per ram.
IL al the DisrATCH PklAftSd'AcCssss
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,swsJGs. MEDICINES. Dc.
.---~s-~~~-->>~-'> - -
EKAELEY'S PEPSIN,
EE WINE PEPSLN,
sACCUARATED PEPSIS,
-, ~, 4 v'S- BIRRIG,S EkHOD,

J"S' is1' rI1RCELL, LADO CO, Druggists,
au: 3-2w LAIo na... n.
TSSALID AiR:PlLLOWS AND Cosh-
u HONS to be had = ,.,o,oro
now WATER BAGS and iSDlA-RUHbEh
CLOTH TO ~ bad at ,.S s..,u,,or.
RATHIN G. SpCSGES and spSAIE'bA0o " oe
hA' a. MEADE & BAKERS drugstore.
BIBSH. BGCSsarS and FRICTION ofsafo "
oe Naa - MEADE BAKERS drugstore.
Up .vEJJRR,s Observation-Disclosures ana
MEADE } BAKER $ drugstore.
SUPPORTERS and TRUSSEs, OF The most up
proye.:styes, TO be ksk r,,. ,,,,s,ors
IMPERIAL GRANCM aus rFEfAHIo
WHEAT, for infants TO be bad AZ ,..
MEANE & BAhEk's drugstore; @
| SHOUL DER-BkACkS FOR BOYS anu 'sin'''
sou =. MEADE 6 BAKERS drugstore.
10. 9l9 Main street
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RA1IRO.sB LIVES.
'hAs4 y AxD.oHio RAILHoAD,)
p.tt;hassESGgR DEPARTMENT,

Shhs4PEAKR AND Gnfo R8LHSAp,,
Rtrh snSSe DErARTMENT,
II - $3.50 MD AFrER JUNE 1s, 1875. PAS.
- z FROM RICHMosSDIs. i0'i'"s:
sIfI I q sss IN 1890 sssS + Il
frriye a. har1os'essiiie: i 1ss En-
Arrive II Lynchturg..... 4:5O P:W a.So ~ ~
A Arriye az q. sashsn ss:Iep 1904
Arrive at MiIbcro' ...... eli p. NJ. S:asaa. "
Arrive ut CoyiDgio 7:5kP.M 7:5B n
arrive at Al.sShany:;.... s:59P.M. STA. NJ.
Arrive at < answha EaDs. 40 An. i :ssPP IN.
Arrive ar Charteston..... 6:l5A. NJ. 1925 p. IA.
Arrive at Huntne.on.... $50 n. 546P. u.
A 9an 4 es1Ss al $50 l. eSo a,I
Except Sunday stopping at all regular stations
T'aln leaving Rjehmohd al 81 o r. n. runs daily,
stopping at Hanover, Louisa. GordonsyiIIe, Char
ton, Waynesboro, Stanton, Goshen. HiIlboro,,
Cov1ngtop, and all stations west OF Allegheny.
Accommodation train rayes RiehDond for Cor
dopsvihe and all Intermediate stations daily fe1-
between Richmond and VI 1ite Sulphur - N"-
Z Trains arrive ut Richmond as follows.
Mai n' Tra hia asi y1 tsxeep; sacsv; n
Accommodation Train daily except
Trains coming into Richmond stop al stations as
Trains mate close connectioH with trafny of the
Richmond and DaByfllc and h ,chn 90 d and Peters,
burg railroads. Eoth 10 and from Richmond,
For 81 fnrtser infcnaon rates &c. apply at sac
g.. - CONWAY X. HOWARD,
..aa General fssss e. SCI 1,,4 Tlekes Agent.
Engineer and Superintendent Gsnsportatior.
D6 ... . $3.50. Ii, -,
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.,.oxi.e pnsrs-J, e. L. Co.. Sic. r. B., 29c.
g. oac":K. Co., FAC; r. s., 23c.i Anchor,
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-12

r OFFLUND'S (LIEBlG'S) iNFANlS,
FOOD and MALT EXTRACT GERMAN
Inv luable Tor CHILDREN at this season. Also AF.ow
roof, kac.hout DIES Aribes, Nestle's Earnna' soicn
s;ors-s FOOD Bakers Cocoa, aud BroiEa, seo'cn
~ a,,s,i o. T., WAGNER, Druggist,
od -: t''' ~ sixth and Broad streets.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-02-10

OUr on TIE PHAIEIE.-Those Of our
readers who h we trtver>ed the wide prii
ri,,~ of the West. and have been caught in
a storm and lost" will appreciate this
little story from The IuJ:
Some wears since. Il party of surveyors
had Just linished their dly's work in the
Northwestern part of Illinois, VIII n a vio-
lent snow storm came on. They started
for their camp. which WAS in r forest of
about eighty acres in Il luge prairie. near
lv twrni. miles from any other trees.
he wind was blowing very hard. and the
snow drifting SO as To nearly blind them.
When they thought they II I'd nearly re;.c h
cl their camp, they all At once came upon
footsteps in the snow. These they looked
At with care. an ioun to their dismty
that they were their own tracks. 1t was
now plain that they We're lost on the great
prairie. AMI if they hal 10 pass the night
there. in the cold and snow. the chance
WAS that not one of them would be alive
in the morning. While they were shiver-
inr with fear and cold, the chief MAJ
caught sight of on.- of their horses. Il gray
pony known as "Old Jack" Then In,
cnici lid. If any one can show us Oul
WAY To cump. out of this binding snow
Old Jack can do it will take off hi
bride IN lei him loose. and We can fol
low him. | think he will show Us Oul
way back to camp" The horse, rs snol
As he found himself free, threw his hca,
and tail in the air is if proud of the tru>
that had been put upon him. Then Ia
Snuttcd the breeze and gave a loud snort
which seemed to say, Come on. boys
Follow me Ill lead You out of tli
,crape" He then turned in Il new drcc
ton, and trotted alon~, but not so fast th;.
the men could not follow him. They
had not gone more than Il mile when the
saw the cheerful blaze of their camp hre-
and they gave a load huzz. at the sight
and for "Old Jlck."