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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
April %, 1875,

Gold.-amer,c,n, 115 bid.
State .Secarites.-Virainla corsos. BAN bid %
VrFa AZ Ma hs x . an pc" vrsna
,,rcst csrtlcatc., 2G asked; Virginia tax.reeeiva-
bic coupons. S9A bi,i, 00a asked,
city Securities. Il edmond city SIS, 103h bid,
Petersburg city 8's, ~ bid; Lynchburg city Us,
~ bid.
Railroad and Canal Bonds Virginia Central
RIA irolu third mortgage 6's, j. and j.. 81 bid {;
and D., sly Did; Virginia central Railroad non
mortgage IS, j. aud j.. 62h bid, S7h asked; vlr-
GINA aud Tennessee Railroad second mortgage 6s,
j. and :, "A bid: Petersburg Railroad first mnE,sugc
s., j. and j., sc asked; Richmond ana Peters.
burg Railroad first mortgage. Us, j. and d.. 81
bid. l 90 asked; Richmond, Fredericksburg and Po-
Richmond Fiederich sbnrg and Potomac Railroad
mortgage s., j. and j.. 80 bid; Orange and Alex
andria railroad second mortgage IS, j. and j., 10
bid: orange ami aleXanIria Railroad third mort
vile Railroad consolidated 6's, n. and ~, GSH bid
James River and kanawna Canal Hrat mortgage
IS, 81. and N, G2 asked: Richmond, York kiver
and Chesapeake railroad S's S2A asked;
Potomac, common, 100 par, SO bid; Rlchmout,
fredericksburg and Potomac per cent. guaran-
tecd, 100 par, 81 bid; Richmond, Fredericksburg
and Potomac z per cent. guaranteed, 100 par, 90
bid; Richmond aud Danvil:e 90 par, 81 bid. 10
asked james River anu ksnawa Canal, 100 par,
~ bid, asked.
asked: State Bank Q: Virginis, 100 par, 81 bid;
MON Bank of Richmond. so par. 50 bid Mer-
chants and Planters savings, 20 par, 23h asked !;
Dollar savings, 100 par, 24a asked Bank OF COM
mcrcc, 20 par. 25 bid.
Insurance CompGn 'es.-virgInia Fire and Ma
rine, % par, 3Sja Did. 33a asked; Virginia state,
20 par 254 bid; Merchants and Mechanics, lUO
par: 90 ola: ,ity, 100 par, 81 bid.
Packet. 12,s par. 10a bid; Old Dominion Steam
ship Company, 90 par. So asked.
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THE STATE OF TRADE.
lBY TELEGHAPLI
NEW YORK

New YORK. April 24.-Co:lon steady; sales of
3.755 bales az 1GfgllGac. Flour dun and IN buy
southern; So 65GlSS. rs for good TO choice south
rru Wheat lc. lower with very moderate inquiry;
Sl.2SW>1.32 for winter REQ western; 81 33D
81 49, Tor amber western; Il 36US1 IL tor white
ives cri,. Corn Ic. lower with moccra:e demand I:
s3M $3.50. for western mixed; 93 II 939c. for vel
l,w western; 94c. Tor white western 81 SgOlar.
for western mixed, i'll store. Pork held higher at
S22.5O for new. Lard quiet and lmcr; l6Sc. Tor
prime steam. Coffee active and tiriner. sugar
Shade lirner. Rice quel. Moasscs quit and drm
lurpcn inc and rosn quiet. Frci2nls dull.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, April 24-Flour active. trmer, and
unchanged. Wheat iirn and STEADY. Corn quiet
and weaker; southern white, 9C@t93c. ycHo" SO
aQ9Otsc. Oats aud rye unchtnged Provisions quiet.
shoulders, 9tsa l0c: Lard-Reilned, l6@l 6ac. Cot
zee uuch 'nge',. Whskey firm ut s1.I3kM Sl.l5.
Sugar, lOS@ lOac.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE. April 24-Fluur unchanged. Corn
steady At 74@75c Prorisionsquet. Pork, s22 SO
6tS23. Bacnn-Shoulders, 9Sc.; clear fib, Sl2 80
clear, S13.25mS13.50. Prime lard-steam, j 5,.c.
tercc, l &C.; kss, / &c. Whiskey. fila. Bagging
firm at 1897 SIC.
CHICAGO. April 24.-Flour dull and nominal.
Corn dull ana deciialng; No. mixed, new. 70sQ
Tic. Pork lower and In fair demlnd at 1922.
Lard scarce and firm at l5a.c Whiskey in fair de-
mand Ut Sl14. -
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, April 24.-Flour steady and un-
changed. Corn dali AMI dropping; NO. mixed.
73k@74c. Whiskey, 81 .15: Pork firm; &22 30
for 0u bSu,G Sts sse eess H ssS
clear, lss913jac. Lard firm; l'sc' asked; l'sc'
o'a' CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI. April 24.--Flour active and firm
Corn nnrhaCped Pork quiet Mt 1925. Lard qute'
but FIR N prime ste I'm held at 5Sc; o.. Dd' pa.
con in fair demand; shonlaers 9299se.t GI ee
demand ut Sl.l4.
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CANAL STATISTICS.

Thc following Is Il statement OF the freight
brought down the james River and Kan lwlla canal
during the past quarter, from the report OF the sc.
CT, tary of the Cntlnber oI Commerce: 129 721
pounds merch tndse; 53l.159 pounds mi. ceilanc-
Gus freight: ,525 hOgslIe ds tobacco: barrels
flour. 1888 bushels wheat: 20,093 bushels corn {;
5 26l bushels oats: 1912 bushels meal 341 bush.
els pota'o es; 1868 bales forage: 2,O9l cords OF
wood. 1898 pounds bacon: $3.50 pounds but
ter: 1904 pounds fruit; go cartle aud sheep !;
1880 empty barrels; 2,l99 tons oil slaves,
hoops, and lumber; 1925 sohs Of pig-iron iron ore
and scrap iron; s. 95S tons of coal ana stuue; 3u3
rous of slate and iiu.e ashes; 3,OJl ions OF Ice;
59lS pounds lime ana cement; 81 ,546 pounds
suluac: 22S.GG6 bricks; 26 tons of manganese
mil -otfal.
The following Is n statement CT The freight car
rcd up the canal: 1903 S73 pounds MERCHANDISE
l,472 TONS of plaster, guauo, lime, MANURE, and
sad; l.2OS tons Of coal: 522 tons uf han Iron and
lumb, r; 42S tons Of ice; 1921 tons shells: 464
kegs Of nails; I,00l cords OF WOOL; 293 tons OF
iron
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OATS.-4S0 bushels.
GRAIN RECEIPTS,

The following is statement OF the grain re
ceived in This city by the Richmond, Fredericks.
burg and Potomac railroad from The year endi: s
30th September, 1872, TO April u, 1875, fl OH
the reports OF the Chamber OF Commerce:
Year ending 30n or Scrtember. 1872 As SS7
bags OF corn: 4,42S bags of meal: 1898 L. gs oil
what SASS bags Of oats; 1.l93 bags of rye
total. G9.256 bags. Year ending 30!h # Sep'em.
Der, 1873: 27.1S9 Uags of corn; 81 bags OF
m, al; lfI6U bags Of wheat: 4,SOS bags CT oats
9SS bag. Of rye-rotal. $3.50 hrgs. Year cnuine
S,US4 bags of meal: 3 92S bags of wheat: = zoe
,gs of oats: l,l39 bags If lye- total, 55.lG7
bags. Haf-ytar I'll ding March 81. 1875: 23, sos
b Z Of corn: 3 Ola urgS OF meal 3 $50 bags Of
wlest: 961 bags Of oats: 46 bags of rye-tntAl
3l.266 bags. April l. SIS, 10 april p. 1875
botu days Inclusive ! .9SS bags of corn; 329 bag
Of meal; / GS bags of wheat; 80 tags OF oats;
Gags Of rye-tota, 2 GS4 bags.
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PORT OF RICHMOND, APRIL 24, 1879.
ApuJyEn

PORT OF RICHMOND, APRIL 24, 1875.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Isaac Bell, Lawrence, New York, mer-
ehandise and passengers, Old Dominion Steamship
oS Spep,ner Westover, skinner, Baltimore, mer-
chanulse and passengers, Powhatan Steamboat
STEINER John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, mer.
chandise and passengers, l.. b. Iatum.
Grain Callcgo Mills Manufacturing company.
Schooner IeLeral Levi Harris, Palmer, Cabin
Point lulnber CHARLES Philips. ,,-,-
grain. Gallego Mills Manufacturing Company.
;hooner Mary a. Loughery, Philadelphia iiHht'
Curtis & Parker. s.urn
Steamer Isaac Bell, Lawrence, New York, mer-
chandisc and passengers. OLD Dominion steamship
S,apsm,r Shirley, Travers. Balr,more. merchan-
disc aud passengers, Powhatan Steamboat COM
pany. - ,,>-.h.nr p,rns pbtI.daI-
nina 1e"U Granite, Curtis & Parker.
Schooner T. s Day, mcfarland, Baltimore, slaves,
sshooner j. " Hue. Pelton, Philadelphia, gran
''s' W MEMORANDA.
New York April 24.-Arrived: Schooners Mary
Jahnson = rmsnia, Hale; Maria Jane, Baker; NJ.
e. Byard, Camp, from Virginia s,, e,,,,ou,
Hughes, and Adair r. Bonney, with granite, from
N'"' BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK April 24-The Henry Means from
Jacksonville 10 Albany, with lumber. is here leak
ing badly. !, ,,, ,, ,,
% X for the navy yard.
FoHr MONROE, April "a -passed out: Schooner
xarj b. from richmond for Hayre.
New York, April 24.-Arrlved: South Caro-
Ina !, onau. IS rived out: anna hapman,. Ma
The China touched ut Queenstown to-day.
roynOS. priI "a tine Unc'e Joe, from Nor
fols for Liyrrponi which put INTO Fayul damaged,
h as repaired and resumed her voyage.
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AUTOMATIC STREET CARA CUhlH"rClGt
r..vf'cr saw al the establishment OF NJ.
>.aaHI. ~. 40 Plum street, yesterday al
-,.G,un, q >tTcct-cIr run not by horses. not
T., ,'raa1. In, by air. II is The invention OF
Ir j. II. Rec, OF Clark county, ny, and
..- received considerable attention from our
,t.,-'-".iiIoai men.
Iucm1'jI, pnWcriS compressed air acting
. f." sane tuanutr "a steam upon any oFdi-
Lazy ,a1inc. The seas Of the car are the
-.,-.,,. ..u.r>, doing away with the expense
= oh -. cotton framing OF the car. Ii Is
g.. ...,,d t:,1t with II pressure OF one hum
t-,ti and H"y pounds the car may be run
o',r ihcrn,lrr line Of any street railroad in
L.. Jt'y. IA" engines, two in number.
,u.. in dtm~n>jpn>. and working ut right
.- .,. raG J., >toIpad quicker than horse
,sa bog ha!,cd. Running at speed of
tire" hundred strokes a minute they
y.a j." stopped within three strokes
o1 l4r driver. The air-pceSsure will propel
I-- CIR up any grade that four horses can
lY.l i and on the down grade scycnty.tye
Ter crut. Of TIE pressure is recovered. H.
-,,.d Of apply ing the ordinary car-brake 10
IT,. surface Of the wheels on down grades. a
racket eccentric il used by the motion OF 4
grades, and replaced on descending grades.
,,.!1. upon a pump Oh the bottom Of the
c1r. At.yery revolution Of the car-whcels
the pressure 10 hold the wheels is discharged
INTO IT, receiver tthe seats Of the car), in or
d.! ta.t /. may be returned 20 the engine as
i!op~!.ing power, to be used again. The ap-
f4"stu> i Intended TO be applied TO all
oulut:y >tgeet-cars, and takes up no
more room than the driver occu-
pes on tue hor>c-clrs. The machinery Is
N"i! simple. aud can be managed by any per-
son q. common intelligence. 1t would OF
coul>" Very materially reduce the expenses
II. >if-r'-!ailroad companies. The question
!, Whether il will do a. well on the street as
3. aor, IL the shop, and whether it will not
Ui-h,cu horses. II is claimed that 1t will
!-yh 10 noise, bul those who know all about
a.aga,> say it i, not The noise of escaping
~'"am that scarcs suimalS, but they don't
- 3Uyl1iE2 20 come towards them whose
AtA" power they cannot trace 10 brute
b:,...
q understand seme of the streetrairoad
d. 81 are negotiating With Rice for the pur
- i. Of The Invention, aud will give il pub
IT, nal on one Of the downtown lines some
!.,l I tis Herk. - CtnctHu0tt Cua,MeFcidf,
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Mr.. John Bright sent this letter to the
centennial celebration at Lexington: - !
cannot cross the ocean TO join your great
company, and know not how to write you
letter fitting the occasion. l would rather
not think of an occasion when Engllshmen
shed blood, and Epglish blood, on your coz
tinent. and | would prefer to celebrate the
freedom and grandeur OF your country on
some other day. But can rejoice with you
10 that freedom and grandeur, and wish,
With you, tina: they may be perpetual"
Under the provisions of curious law in
New Hampshire $50 persons residing III I'M
settled sections Gun form themselves into
town und elect representative to the Legs
Iature. AT the late election gang of 700
Iaborers on the Portland and Ogdensburg
railroad divided and formed two towns. and
with less than ninety regular votes elected
two Democratic representatives, one OIL them
being but twenty-five years OF age.
There is woman in Paris who goes about
the streets watching for u man to tumble
down with apopleXy. Then she rus.Ses Tor
ward 10 great distress, and goes win nun
and the police TO the station, takes care Of
him. &C., and steps out of sight before he re-
covers his senses when 1t Is generally found
that his watch aud portmonnae have dlsap'
p AIRED.
One of the most ready means to cXtlnguish
~ rosepe fliues Is to throw q cloth OF sfme
l;,G over the fines, and thus stifs them.
Flour il aIsq rec0mmended as q prompt eX'
lag Iisuei.
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IHE CAD ArRIL.-1o lie Ectitor Of the
Ir,G. ~" J0WnGt: Al aprOp6s to the
if.Qgrut r,3nIrhs on the remarkable April
weather d this time perhaps some of your
reader, wo uI be interested to read an eX.
tract from t." Journal Of the Rev. John
Conner, u i. vast minister of Rehoboth. as
quo.rd b. Bli : 10 his history Of that town,
"hcl i, i, Toll ~:
"Ap.iI, Wed ssrt. 8, 1892. This day 4
!riaarkablc snow ftIi, between 2 and 3 feet
Gr"i; TIE deepest. We had this year."
- !. seems that ua'ure is not without
""tj-es!a1lishcd prvce aeot for treating US TO
'lrh irInk, aud seen>' in no way inciined
10 @I'c them up. But if that year perpiexed
car fathers win late Il Tigg 1t also gave
@!!tn " Wa-hnpIon. Z. w.
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T IEBIG's LIQUID EXTRACT OF
THE GREAT CURATIVE POWER

ELECTRICITY AND GALVANISM
isattracimg the attention Of the eminent med
ica men, and great variety Of appliances are now
IN Ia test It. Weare prepared to furnish the most
approved apparatus and instruments at manufac-
turers' prices. Amongst them are the
GALVANO-FARADIC CO.'S BATTERIES.
win CONTINUOUS aud INTERRUPTED currents,
at prices ranging from S16 to &75.
The ELECTRIZER or POCKET BA fTERY,
with INTERRUPTED current, for *6.
CARPETS ELECTRIC DISKS. TO be worn on
the back and chest Price, ~ so and sl.50.
VOLTAtC BANDS. for the head, arm. wrist,
waist, and leg. and SOLES TO be worn In The shoe
for the cure OF cold FEET. Prices from II to rs.
MEADE Il BAKER. Pharmacists,
NH 919 Main street.
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SALT BIEATIoN.-An Ohio paper reports
as follows the consolidation Of the different
salt interests in Virginia and Ohio:
"Tbe Ktnawha manufacturers have sue,
ceeded in pertecting an organization OF all
their salt-furnaces under one central manage
mcnt, and they have even taken the preciu-
ton TO get control OF every old and abandon
ed salt.well and hole in the ground from end
to end of that river, making it impossible for
owners of this abandoned property to ever
start I'D during the continuance of this COM
panv-in short, placing their product under
the control of the company. The Ohio River
furnaces have been laboring 10 the same end,
and have just concluded to place their salt
uudcr two controls. This virtually places all
the salt property in Virginia end Ohio under
the management Of four companies"
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, April "a, 1875.

OFFERINGS.
WHEAT White, $50 bushels. Red 204 bushels.
CORN White, l.0Z6 bushels. IeitO,1, 52 BUSH
els. WiEef, 39S bushels.
UATs.-6l6 bushels.
SALES.
WHRAr- White: 90 bushels prime at S1.3S: 80
bushels very coed ut II 37-loral, so bushels. Rel
$50 bushes prime A. Sl.3S; 81 bu helS ut l.30-
.o.al, 204 bushels.
CORN W hue: 60 bushels at SIC Al bushels on
private terms; 900 bushels prime Ut SSc.-nlal,
1926 bushels. NIred 342 bushels very good at
S7c.: SO bushels ut S6c.-lotat, 1913 bushels.
OATS -4SS bushels OIL priva'e terms; sc BUSH
els Very good AT G6c.-total. 81 bushels.
Rk-tXIIIBITED.
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BARBARA FRITCHIE- Correspondence Of
the Baltimore Sun. Frederick. Nd, April
20.-The letter in to-day'S Sun from the
Los Angeles (Cal) Bulletin. over the sigma
ture of can ey-CoDfederate," relative to
Blrbara Fritchic's tllgfl-Iunting in the face
of rampant rebellion in this city during the
late war, has excited no little comment here.
The statement of q styled - eX-Contede-
rate" that StoneTall Jackson ordered his
du,t.browned ranks to halt in front Of Mrs.
Frilchic's house, and that bullet from his
gun was one Of the mlny that hit the hig
she held, is base calumny, without a
shadow or semblance of truth.
In the first place, StoneHall Jackson
did not even pass the house on bis way TO
Autietlm. Having partaken OF refreshments
at Judge Marshal'S, on Court street, he
passed Immediately down to Church street.
and up what is called Mill alley to Patrick
street, some distance west Of the residence
Of Dame trtchie. In the second place, not
Il gun was fired, and only a late as yc>ter-
day an old lady, q e'a,ive of and who lived
ia the house adjoining that of Mrs. Fritche
Informed me that Madame Birbara did not
wave illg 10 the Confederate soldiery, and
that the whole mlttcr is myth having its
principal foundation in Mr.. Whitticr's i'm.
agitation only. This fact is we'll known
here. 1t is true Mrs. Fritehie was
truly loyal notwithstanding her auccs-
trail toryism. and although in a de-
cripit state would frequently hobble to
the door and eudcavor to drive away those
collected there for the purpose of resting by
ASSUMING them with language more pungent
than parliamentary. 1t seems, howev,r,
that short distance above the residence OF
Mrs. Frtchie, one Mrs. Quantrill, sist'r OF
the late Hon. George Sands, did wave II ~
in the presence of the enemy, and had 1t
stricken from her hand by Confederate OH,
Ger, who was afterwards either reprImanded
or his action severely di<approved OF by Ills
superior officers. The above IS u plain' un.
vanished statement of facts, and although 1t
may detract somewhat from MIR. Whittier 5
beautiful poem, it is nevertheless true, and
abundant evidence can be had TO substan-
tiate the same.
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RICHMOND AND pETERSBURG |
RAILROAD COMPANY.

RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG
RAILROAD COMPANY. !
COMMENCING JANUARY 4, 1875, trains
" on this ROAD will run as follows:
LEAVE RICIIMOSD SOUTH.
$40 A. NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily Except sun
day), connecting for all points South
and West. Sleeping-car attached.
7:45 A. NJ, FkEIGHTTRAIN daily Except sun.
day., with coach attached, Tor Peters
burg and stations on the Soulfsidt
road, Lynchhurg, and the West.
las p. NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily, connecting
for all points South and West. Pas
sengers taking this train viii max,
close connection at Petersburg toi
Sorfok.
SCOOP. NJ, FREIGHT daily except Sunday,
with coach attached.
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH.
500 A. NJ. FREIGHT TRAIN daily tc1cer
Sunday with coach aiachcd.
ll:45 A. NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily, CONNECTING
with Richmond, fredericksburg ano
Potomac railroad for all points Eas'
and West.
500 P. NJ, Freight daily Except aund~Y
coach attached.
s:OOP NJ, THROUGH NAIL daily (except sun.
day) connecting With Richmond
Fredericksburg and Potomac Iaiiroac
for ali points East and West. pu'igiEl
Sleeper attached. running through u
. Baltimore. Also making close con
nectiou with the CHESAPEAKE" and Jhlt
railroad for the Virginia Springs aLC
points North and West.
The MAIL TRAINS will not stop between '1Eo
,nond and Petersburg except al Chester.
Trains on the Glover Hill railroad viii leag'
Clover Hil' pits At 6:3 0 A. d.: ana returning vii
ienye Chester Mt $40 p. n. daily except unaays
.rr. TRAINS leaving Petersburg ~iii atrrt rcI
n mo- 81 ''e'' A. SHAW. Superintendent
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by Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW 1UKh.
NEW YORK, April 24- Ecening.-Money easy at
2kGg3. Sterling steady 1T ass. Cold dull and firm
at 5aGq1153s Governments dull and strong.
States quiet ana nominal.
sANK STATEMENTS: Loans-Decrease, ", 0O0,-
600. Specie-Decrea c. $1,000 900. LeGal-teI-
dcrs-1nrrcase. S3,500.C00. Deposiis-Dfcreasn.
$500 900. acknowledgements nearly $1,000. 600.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. Arril 24.-Virginia 6's, peelers. 10 :;
consols, SIS. West virgintas, 81. North Carolina
G's, OLD, 20 special tax, 3. Bid.
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r. N. WALKER s. CO., GENERAL IN
-. SURANCE AGENTS, l0l 4 MAIN STREET,
RICHMOND. VA. represe nting the
NORTH BRITISH AND MERCANTlLE IN.
STRANGE COMPANY, of London and Edln.
burgh .England-capItaI, 81 100000 gold:
AMAZON INSURANCE COMPANY. or Cincip
natl Ohio-assets ever 100000:
MANHATTAN FIRE INSURANCE COMPA
NY, of New York-assets over 100000:
LYNCHBURG INSURANCE AND BANKING
COMPANY, Of Lynchburg, Va.-asSsts oVs'
"y ATtASTIC INSURANCE COMPANY, OF
BROOKLYN, N.Y.-assets over T30O.e00:
PHENIX INSURANCE COMPANY, of Brook
lyn n. Y-assets over $4,000: 600.
'PORTSMOUTH INSURANCE COMPANY, Of
Portsmouth. Va.-assets over $4,000: ~
0a0. Losses equilably adjusted and promptly paid
AT this agency Applcaiions solicited, and Inn e.
date attention given thereto. o. In
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We Told You so"-Ju>t as we pre-
d.c'c1, authentic information ron all sec
lions Of Tue surrounding couu Try, WINCH
r1iAr 10 band yesterday, is 10 the 'tecl that
III" i0bitcp.pisrts were not killed by the
Ia'" "cotd snap" and unless destroy 'ed by
l4' d. there viii be an abundance OF .'hem
u pitch lult -Lynrhburg NeWS.
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F"sTAL.-W william Ramsay is appointed
!'','master at ThompsoE's Cross Roads,
A''Iist county, Va, ricc A. Il. Thomas, de-
1'"'o. The poStolijcc at Matlaponi, Spot
''''">a rountT. Va. is rCr,tabll-had, with
I''tll np9tt i, postmaster.
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RICHMOND, FREp'G & POTOMAC X. j.. Co.,
OFrICE GENERAL TICKET hGkTv
RICHMOND. December IL. jE5a.t
rruEDIH,E OF TRAINS.

RICHMOND, FRED'G & POTOMAC X. j.. Cos
OrrICE GENERAL TICKET hGk.ii. !
RICHMOND, December IL. jG5a.t
CCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
2:35P. M.,DAl MAIL leaves By-d-stree STU
ton daily, CCNNECiI%G WITH
TIE STEAMER T. PuR al
Quantic0, with trains of the Baiti-
more and Ohio railroad AT their wharf
opposite Alexandria-'uC IN tSlti-
more at 9:20 j. 81; and at Washing.
ton with the Baltimore AMI Pot 'p3c
railroad for Baltimore and the North
and West.
11loP.M., NIGHT MAIL leaves Byrd-slrec,
station Sundays excepted connecting
at Washington with the Baltimore
and Potomac and Baltimore and ohio
C:ObP.M., ACCOMMODATION TRAIN for
Hanover Junction, leaves Byrd street
station (Sundays excepted.
sos A. NJ, NIGHT MAIL arrives at Byrd-otre I
station Mondays exceptcd).
1870 Z. b., DAY MAIL arrives al Byra-SrySt sta
s:s7A. NJ, AA3GacSOlMSNeDATlos TRAIN ariv. $
at Byrd-street statios tsundays e1
FREIGHT TRAINS leave and arrive at Broad
Street static, on TUESDAY, THURSDAY. and
SATURDAY NIGHTS fol all points North and
West. ;,
Through bills Of lading and rates given TO al
principal points North and West
BY order of General superintendent
aD6 General Freight and Ticket Aren't