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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-01

RICHMOND AND DANyiLLE RAILROAD CoMp,Yyb
tETEcE MASTER OF TRANS. May 80, 1875
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.-TRAIN, No.
Richmond ut 5:08 A. NJ: leaves Hurkeville at
$50 a; ~; leaves Dundee al liza P. NJ; leaves
Bapy y Al III r M leaves Greensboro .. 3:cH
Charore at s:43 p. 81. -
TRAIN No: 2rNEw York AND NEW Or
Mo asfos az
n; Leaves dundee a, l2o ?. n: leaves Burke Burke.
Vile ut so5P. NJ; arrives at Richmond at SAT-
| TRAIN No. 3.-THRogaa MAIL-NEw YoRn
FOR Tile SOUTH Leaves Richmond ut :38 P. n;
leaves BurkeyH at 4:52 p. NJ; leaves Dundee at
leaves Greensboro at 245 A. Nj; leaves Salisbury
at 5:27 A. NJ: leaves Air.LiSe Junction at 7:66s
|, TRAIN No. 4.-THRoUGH MAIL, Eastward
Leaves Charlotte at 9:l5 ?. NJ; leaves Salisbury
at 1853 r. NJ: leaves Greensboro at 8 A. III.
arrives a Richmond at s2s P. NJ. ~ .
wes,ward Il Richmond a, 1926 4. NJ: aS-
rives 1T Burseyille nj 1906 r. u. leaves Blrkeve
at Lac ?. NJ: arrives at Lynchburg at 4:2o ?. Il
riyes at Richmond at SOS A.
Train Ne. connects ut Richmond with tho
chesapeake and Ohio III liroad.
| Traus S9s- ana connect at Greensboro WITH
trains to and from Raleigh and Goldsboro'.
dee with train, on the Richmond, Fredericksburg
and Potomac railroad, and Washington City, Viz.
| ginla Mldfa st and Great Southern rnhoad, to ana
from Washington, Baltimore, Philadephla, and
New York. -
| Trains Mes. 8 and A connect at Richmond with
| the Ricbmon& York River and Chesapeake Rail-
road trains TO and from Baltimore and eastern
points. -
trains on tie Atlanta and nd Airline raa-
road TO and from GYeenyiHe, Atlanta, Montgomery
Mobile, Pensacola New Orleans. and all southwest
ern points. 80.
1.-the Charlotte, Columbia and Atlanta railroad foE
lIColumBa, Augusta, Savannah, Tallahassee, and al
IsOutiern points. 80 80
: Train No. 4 connects Ut BurkeYie with the AZ
lanto; Mississippi and Ohio railroad, from LynGn.
burg, Chuttanoe9a, and all southwestern poiuts.
Tickets sold To oil southern and south westerns
points, and Dsg2agp checked through.
L Unbnoken gauge from Richmond 10 New Orleans.
|, Pullman palsce-csrs 81 rough from New Orleans
to New Fork. 7. M. =; TALColt..
IL Engineer and superintendent.
Il w. T. WEST. Master OF Trains my ~.
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RIcHaoSp AND rErKRsBuRa I
RAILROAD COMPANY.

RICEIcfND AND fErKREBUR24
RAILROAD COMPANY. )
JUNE /. 1875 tfain@
~ on this fpad wilb run as follows:
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH.
5tlD,A. r., THROVGH MAIL daily except SUE
day. ;csHnecting tor all poins S3us1
7:AS,A, NJ, BR PIT TRa IN daily Except Snne~
dayj, with coach attached, for Peter
burg and stations OH the Seuthsiao'
road. L ynchburg, and the West.
1:45 Il. NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily, coanectfa&
for s5i points South and west: faee
senzs9s taking tbs train. WIN LaA&1
close connection at Petersouss 10
500 r. Il, FREIGHT daily Except suadsyh
with coach attac1ed.
LEAVE PET ERSBURG NORTH.
7.3O A. n. FREIGHT TRAIN daily. fexcepe
Sz,sdayl with coach attached.
4 GAO, - n, THROUGH Mail daily, connscNn4
with Richmond, Fredericksburg ahG
Potomac RAILROAD for all points Ea4
500 r.. Il. FREIG HT daily Except SundayA
coach attached.
7;a5R. Il, THROUGEsN ALL daily except Sun.
day., conIRcaing with Ktchmaa01
Fredericksburg and Potomac railrasA
Tor ali points East and West, Puilma1
Sleeper attached, runntnS through 70
Baltimore Also m2ktng close COM
nection With tho Chesapeake md OAso.
railroad SoS the Virginia Springs and
points North and West
.atfe NAIL TRAINS will not stop between A16ept
] TIE Trs,ns on the Clever lin railroad VIII lesya
3cieyer Hili pits Ut ESQ A. ID. and reiursns, Wiz
lioaye Chester at i40 r. H. daily excepsSs ndayI.
ALL TEAMS leaving Petersburg Will start no0
\ ApporlatI0x depot. s..&
4 my % a. 5dA6. oape9poxnoSts'..
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Republican Fosfmastefs TaIaperts2
with h eWspaper Mails

WAsuIsGrox August 1.-The Pos'nas'
ter eneral has addressed the following let,
ter to The proprletors Of the Name Stea1lfa
in answer to their complaint that the paper
had been tempered with iii the mails
Gentlemen,-Yonr favor OF the 2sth To-
slant is at hand aud noted. You state that
the Maine Standard, addressed TO regular
subscribers, has been Opened in posl.oinees,
and Republican camp, ign documents lo'dea
inside and delivered ! o subscribers, and ask
II such conduct is to be tolerated by this De-
partmeat.
"In reply / have to say that such action is
in direct yioi.tic. q of the rules Of the Depart
ment, OF decor cy, and of the prophecies o!
ofhcial positif,ns. II you will present TO this
Department. the proof that any officer or EN-.
plol has been guilty of the offence charged.
be shall Re at once dismissed the service, and
l hereby request you 10 do so in order mat
limmef. late action may be taken.
Every respectfully yours, ,
"MARsHALi JEwElLn
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Olstl. l,1COiOOO
How much Of THIS paper in the hands Of
the banks is secured by second endorsements
we have no means of knowing, but the spe-
cite sums set opposite the name Of each
bank, We are assured, will be found correct.
It must be recollected that these liabilities
are only comparative, aud that in scarcely
any event can they become total losses. The
lowest estimate placed upon the paper of the
Calvert refinery is that it is good for two
thirds of its face-value, so that the whole
amount of probable loss 10 the banks hold
ing it will not exceed S400, 0O0.- Baltimore
american, 3lSt.
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Financial Disasters.

LIABILITIES OF LEE, SHEPARD DILLINGHAM;
New YORK, August 3l.-The liabilities of
Lee s. Shepard, of Boston, are S35O,000. It
Is expected they will pay fifty cents on the
dollar. Lee, Shepard e. Dillingham;, of New
York, is separate Concern, except that Lee
& Shepard own two-tbirds of the interest.
Dillingham; has made an assignment. The
liabilities of the New York house are $780,
900.
WASHINGTON MARKET COMPANY ESJaINED.
New YORK, August 31.-The Washington
Market Company. Of Paterson, n. j., bave
been epjoincd from doing further business.
Liabilities, 100000.
FAILURE OF A TORONTO HOUSE.
TORONTO, ONT, August 31.-Robert Grit.
fifth & Co., wholesale grocer$, have made an
assignment.
DlsPROPoRTIoNATE LIABILITIES AND ASSETS.
New YORK, August 3l.-Leopod Baum
berger. assignee Of Samuel A. Castle & Co.,
filed schedule OF comp.ny's affiirs to-day,
showing the debts of the concern to be $780,
954, and the assets 800 SIT.
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OBTAINING MONEY ON FALSE PRETENcEs.

OBTAINING MONEY ON FALSE PRETENCEs.
ST. Louis, August 30 Notwithstanding that
Kansas is growing more grain and other
crops, according to population, than any State
in the Union, there are still dishonest per-
sons at some places begging money for al
legged destitute people there, which they ap'
pIy 10 their own use. The Governor has
received letter from New Alexandria, Pa,
stating that one c. S. Smith was there as
agent for Wabounsee and Riley counties. and
asking if there was restitution, ard if smith
had authority. The Governor answered 10
the contrary, and stated that Smith was a
fraud. and should be arrested for obtaining
money under false pretence5.
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A FRUIT. DRYING EsTABLIsuMEST BURNED.
Milford. DEL. August, 3O.-The Alden irult'
drying establishment, in this town, was
burned this morning, with almost all the
manufactured fruit prepared by it this
season. 1t employed about one hundrcd
hands, and consumed something over nine
hundred baskets Of fruit daiIy. Several or
Guards of peaches had been bought up by II,
the frui. Of which must now be put upon the
oyerstocked markets or rot upon the trees
The loss is estimated at $4,000, upon which
there is said to be an insurance of q 800.
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NEGRO MURDERER KILLED.-Mussogee,
l. r., August 30.-Ten days since. US John
Ha,chet, brother of Thomas Hltcnet, a
member of the Cherokee National Council
was sitting in the doorway of his house; De
was killed By Charles Burgess, negro. BUR.
CESS was arrested Saturday last, ana "nle
the prisoner was in the hands Of the sher'h
POSSE be attemried to escape, and was sno'
and killed Oh the spot by officers.
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Senatorial Nominations for Alexan-
dria and Prince william.
Especial telegram to the Dispaic

Especial telegram to the Dispaich.l
ALEXANDRIA, Va, August 3l.-The Con.
servati3e Senatorial Convention, which met
in this city to-day. nominated for seats in the
next Senate of Virginia Judge Charles E.
Sinclair, of Prince William, and FL. O..
CIaughton, Esq. of Alexandria. Both gen.
tlenlen were nominated on the first and only
haIlot
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FUNERAL OF Mr.. RALsroS.-iSdn frdnc,S-
co. August 3O.-The funeral of Ralston To-
day was the most imposing ever Witnessed ID
This city. The services were conducted at
Calvary church, which was crowded TO Its
utmost capacity, and coucourse OF citizens,
numbering probably 10000. gathered around
the church outside. The services at the
cemetery were conducted according 10 the
rights of the Odd.Fcllows.
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CONTEMPORARIES.

GUNNER CANDlES.-L am daily manu-
= fsctnring a summer article of CLARIFIED
Or tST LSi,Y of pura crushed sugar. warrantsa
betier than any made n the United States for whole
sale purposes. warrant 1t 70 stand dry and firm ~
hot weather, and SELL II at the same prsce s,op Of
nANSED GOODS, TUBACCO. CIGARS, GAhEs
and GRACE ERS; all of which offer at Baltimore
,s2s l4la Maln street.
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old DOBISION STEAMSHIP .&TFTh
~ COMPANY.
FOR NEW YOax

This compass Win dispatch era Of their sp9nalG
steaIaers-OLD DOMINION WYANOkE =, (SAhe
Rel L., RICHMOND, and ECzsGE W, En4S"., =,
every TUESDAY, FRIDAY ana scHDAi
These Ships are entirely new aud were eniis ex'
They have SPLENDID saloons Isateroos, and BATH
rooms. ..,onpo, .ro pn.
The fare. accom- mcu2uohssSif0 aseeaAsASA - -
Enods shtpSed by this Ina are landed regularly
AZ Sew yarS on the Coz eSny's coSerSd pier, s!
|. North river. w.. v<,,s- .oru,o Sad
With tfspatch, aud no charge made except scsta
llerpepses incurred a.nx
RresYi,t received until 8 T. d. DAILY
] FOR further Information, apply 10
! GEORGE w. ALLEN s. CO., AgeRsa
| nv ps Office Cenasny's wha1yes. RocEer1
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FURNITURE FACTORY DAMAGED. Phila-
deiphta, August SO.-A fire tonight dam
aged the 6ye-s.ory building, in Letua street,
occupied by Swan & Cllrk, manufactures 20 OF
cottage furniture, to the extent of S2O,0oo.
Insurance not yet known.
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The new post-oftice at New York is now
in full operation, the transfer from tne oIu
quarters having been made without deiay-
ing single mail. Over fifty thousand peo-
Eie visited the building on Sunday.
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ssrANTON Inside LnSE"sTs9s

NEW FAST FREIGHT RogTF: BETWEEN
RICHNOED, AND PHIL-tU ELrAlA.
TRI.WEEkL~Y.
On and after OCTOBER lS1 the sgaenmG TOE
steamers of thss line will leays kiehE ana TU 70.
DAYS, THURSDAYS, and SATURDAYS from
powhatan Steamboat Lines y,ier. at corner OF
Twenty-second and Dock streets making close CON,
nection eaca, trip at Canton, Nil, (East Baitmorel
with the Philadelphia, witsaip gton. and Baltimore
Railroad Company for Ph3ar elpla,
| SPECIAL ADJ-I irAGES:
All frt she hS this line GOV sreo by IRE and martut
insurance free Of cost. 20 dockage charged al
Richmoua Rates rs low as any other line. Tbs
Is the quickest line betw1 u fhiadephla and 4ieh-
mona - ,,,as
| - 1,,nton Inside Licg,n aud sent TO the Phuaosi-
phia, Wilmington and baltimore DEPOT rniisoea-
Ers,st "a received daily In Philadelphia aud Rich.
mona For further information Apply 20
! 1Ao~ l.. Is. TATIYN, Agent.
/ Offices Twenty second and Dock streeas
| and Ninth and Main streets, or 10
| Us. WILSON, General Freight Agent,
P,iladeiphia, Wilmington and Baltimore kaiiraaa
| Philadelphia.
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Steamer SnaereII.

MEMPHIS, August 31.-The steamer Fort
Gibson, hence for Little Rock, with an as
sorted cargo, snagged near Gascony. Two
feet of water in her hold.
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Fire.
HE1IsN LOSSES,

NEW YORK, August 3D. Baxter, Bel 4
Co.'S whitehead works; Brooklyn, and seyerst
adjoining buildings were burned. Baaser. 4
Belts loss, S143,000, with S62, 600 INSURANCE..
Other losses, S100,009
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MEETING OF CATHOLIC PRELATES.

MEETING OF CATHOLIC PRELATEs.
DUBLIN, August 31.-The Synod of Irish
Archbishops and Bishops of the Roman Ca
tholic Church, summoned by Cardinal Gull
len on the express authority Of the Pope,
met ut DlaynOoth to-day. Cardinal Cullen
presided. The proceedings were held with
closed doors. tits understood that the edu-
cation question will be the principal subject
of delberation teFore the Synod.
France.
URGING TIE IMPORTANCE OF THE AMERICAN
CENTENNIAL.
PARIS, August 3l.-ln speech at q meet
ing of manufacturers of the Department of
Loire, Viscount DeMeaux, Minister Of Agri-
culture and Commerce, urged the French
manufacturers to send products of their 10.
dustries TO the American centennial exhibit
ton. He stated he had asked for special se'
curity for the objects exhibited, and for the
right to atfix the real prices thereto, txclu-
sive of American customs.duties. He eX.
pressed himself hopeful that great extern
sion OF French commerce would result.
Herzegovina and Bosnia.
TROOPS SENT INTO TRIBIGSE.
RAGUsA, August 3l.-The Turks have
thrown one thousand troops into Tribigne,
NEW MINISTRY IN sERyIA.
BELGRADE, August 3l.--A new ministry
has been formed. There is reason to believe
that it is mainly composed of members Of the
young Servia party, which aims at Seryiar
independence.
Egypt.
PREPARING FOR MILITARY OPERATIONS.
PARIS, August 3l.-A private letter from
Egypt reports great confusion and excite
ment there in consequence of the military
preparations. Troops are being dispatched
to the a bysSinian front. At the same TIME
the Khediye expects q call from the Porte
for aid in suppressing the Herzegovinan re
belion. All officers on furlough. and among
them Colonel Lang, have been recalled.
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Another Heavy Failure Reported

AHVtHSr KKeHSy THiIuTe HeESOEteU-
SAN FRANCISCO, August 3l.-A rumor has
prevailed this afternoon that Burling Bro
theirs, one Of the most prominent firms of
stockholders, have failed for $4,000, 900.
Inquiry fails TO confirm the report.
1t is true that the firm is affected TO the
amount Of about half million by the sus.
pension Of the Bank of California, but it Is
believed they are able to stand it. It is
stated on good authority that Mr.. Sharon will
back them up if aid is needed.
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n""iin. OF Trusrecs-S SLOW Transporter
ton. &c.
& ".re-fo0i"urr "t The Richmond Dispatch.l
lfA!NGlUS. VA, August 80, 1870.

t'".re-iH.m'"mrv 81 The Richmond Dispatch.l
LiN!>GlOS. VA. August 80, 1870.
The RoMt al Trustees, which were 10 meet
Sn,urd =, MrrrAeDycd Until that night, when
ta"| ned quorum and received Judge
Nr|og4,- di.ptch declining the position
oH'i," 10 him. Mr. &. 4. Graves, OF Bed
ir':, Ma chc.cd 10 the chair OF Common
;s@a Statute 1t" in place Of Judge Wexford.
IL va, assistant in tue school of law last
S"'>j''I, AID there is every probability he will
at-.i. thc position rendered. TIE chair OF
y tir:n Languages has not been filled.
Iar!c |, i deficiency in transportation from
o1r mr.rypoI, 10 oUr valley on the canal. II
!, III" Ec>uIt OF the negligence of the boat
N"". Ih.> j, causing dissatisfaction among
>oAr "ho buy their goods on credit and
tau"ol sl,ri to allow half their time 10 eN-
W. 'core they receive their goods, for they
Inu,' have tucm Immediately TO sell ia order
T. Meet the demand OF their cost. Some mer-
thAl,> have requested me to call attention TO
tar matter. This tardineSs OF the boatmen
Usnl.> nlany from patroniZiug Richmond
i4a. YOU! DO 50 under different circum.
>1iy.,. Il should unquestonably be at
!'"drd 10 immediately.
!. still continues showcry. Lust Friday
Lt5", TIE showers were pretty DriSk unli! :
IL tAr u4oruiEg, and then the rain set in
S'""ai$ ana held Is own TIL 8, 10 the JOY OF
t"r c',"Itd camp sneeters who were just
preparing u assemble at Bushy Hill, q mile
VI :" 70 our we-!.
}. uta,> 4 farmers heart rise in his throal
- Walk through his green c)ru-field abou'
1"".@ll aud hear the popping of the stalks
IL l""y cSplhd and tower toward the sky, IL
i d" 4 hurry 10 prevent the big ears IRON
cfa>"'h2 them 10 the land from whence they
hiHAL2 Dut now We want the etberial canopy
- 1@ri9ud her BROS ard put on sunny face
III oiGeT That the immense corn crop may be
CON linn and mature.
:. A! ouf sets bic citz"ns give the il tlltion
t"@ currency 10 quarter. They seem right.
u !e1'on that when they possess anything u
r'M1Ld money they always obtain it whethe
l. Is scarce a. pigeons horns or not. Z. ID.
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Six Murderers 10. be Hanged.

LITTLE Rock, ARK, August 3l.-Six lsen
will be hanged here Friday next They
were sentenced at the last term OF the Feaea
raj Court for murder.
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DELEGATES 10 the International Medical

NEW YORK, August 3l.-Among the pas
sengers for Europe, by the Cnnard steamer
Scythia to-day were Drs. }. a. ADRIAN, OF
Indiana. and Ed. c. HARDWOOD. OF this city.
They were chosen by the United States
National Medical Association, which met at
Louisville in May last, as delegates to ths
International Medical Congress, which mees
in Brussels, Belgium, September 18th.
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TIE PAPER OF TIE CALVERT COMPANY
The following is given is the amount OF pa
per issued by or tor the Calvert Sugar KEN
ming Company and held by the banks or IN
dlv!duaI capitalists in Baltimore:
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plspRoPoRTIoNATE LIABILITIES i
The American National Trust Com
Dany.

Norwich, Conn, August 3l.-Insurance
Commissioner Stedman appeared before
Cbiel.Justice Park to-day to give bonds be-
fore taking the assets of the American Ma
tonal Trust Company, of New Haven, into
his hands tomorrow; but was served with
temporary injunction from Judge Boards
ley, of the Superior Court, prohibiting him
from further proceedings, and no hearing was
had,
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EiUuor.HOuSe Seixad.

SAN FRANCISCO. August 3l.-Tbe liquor
house of Charles JoSt & Co. was seized to-
day, with $4,000 gallons OF spirits.
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S.o,,ecu,ters, strike.

CHICAGO, August 3l.-The ston'e-cutters
bay. struck for 50 per day. a few small
arms that have CONTRACTS hsye aeceded 70 tes
demand. .5fs
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DHILADELPH HI a, RICH sN4
Z MOND, AND NORFOLK STEAM: s1 = 800,
SHIP LINE-FOR PHILADELPHIA TWICE
this line win leave Philadelphia every TUES.
DAY and SATURDAY. and Richmond every
TUESDAY and FRIDAY at 2 o'elocs.
Freight taken Ut low rates for all parts or New
Jersey, Pennsylvania, and Delaware, for Proyl'
deuce and BostcE. Also. for Liverpool ana Ant"
werp vta Red Star anG American steamship lines,
and bills Of ladIng sfgnef through:
A-N W.P. PORTER, Agent,
2425 Dock street. Richmond.
WILLIAM z. CL IAE Co,
NH 20 No. i2 South Wharves, 2GAad6Iphls.
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RICHMOND, FRRD'a u POTOMAC II. r. en-,
,OFPICE GENERAL TIcKET AGENT
. RICHMOND. haY'29, lS75iJ
SGHEDULE OF TRAINS.

i 2:33 p NJ DAY. MAIL leaves EYfa-Street sta.
! ton daily, CONNECTING NITH
! The STEAMER YPORT st
- Quantico, with trains of the Raiti-
more and Ohio railrnad at their wiar1e
opposite Alexandria-d I'm Baltf-
more Al $3.50 p. M.; and at Washipas.
Ton with the Baltimore aud Potomac
railroad for Baltimore aHdthe NORTH
and West :, -.
9taOP. NJ, NIGHT MAIL leaves Byrd.Street
station Sundays excdptedI connecting
at Washington with the Baltimore
and Potomac and Baltimore and Ohio
railroads. -
6:o5P. H.. ACCOMMODATION TRAIN noz
Hanover Junction. leaves Brosd.Strect
station lSuntays excepted ~
A NJ, NIGHT MAIL arrives at Byrd.StresS
station (Montiays excepted). Ill :
100 z. NJ, DAY MAIL arrives at By rd-Straet sts.
s:s7A. n, AUcoMMeDATIoN TRAIN xrrivv.
at Br0ad-Street station Sundays e1.
cepted).
Parlor-aars OH day trains - +
Pullman sfeeping-cars on night trains. s;sG -
FEElGHT TRAINS leave and arrive at Broad.
Street statior on TUESDAY, Thursday and
SATURDAY NIGHTS 70, all points North ana
West s.0a- III - =
Through bills OF lading aud rates given to all
princpal points North and West
by order Of General Superintendent. -a.
G.. A. TAYLOR.
nv at General Freight and Ticket Agent
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,. iLc MAsons Of Norfolk have established
.,SAe' Board, composed Of members Of the
several Lodges.
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\. N!hGlAIA PosTAL APPOINT MESTs.-Jo
y. JoTdnn, postmaster at Bangs, Montgom-
tI' c1Guty, Va, vice I. w. Helm, resigned
TtIauIirr ii. Willing, postmaster at River
view, Lancaster county, Va, Utce Il. M.
.s'hlrEs, resigned; Joseph Il. Cradle, post
Ma''cr at kiInarnock, Lancaster county,
VA c"e {. F. Tapscot,, removed for cause.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.

FAILURE.
LONDON, August 3l.-Henrv Druitt e. Co.
have failed. Liabilities, 100000.
THE UNITED STATES DIRECT CABLE.
LONDON, August 31.-The steamer Fara-
day has recovered the end Of the eastern por-
ton of the direct cable, and is now in tele-
graphic communication with London; bat
she has not yet succeeded in finding the
western section Of the cable, and reports
that unfaVorable weather retards operations.
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.

Tor NEW YORK The .,Ts
4 Old Dominion Steamship Company's sS "a
steamship OLD DOMINION, Captain WA.lSEIs
will sail FRIDAY, September Sd st O'Clock p. NJ
Freight rec. lived mill 3 O'Clock z. NJ.
Through bills OF ladiug signed and goods for
warded with dispatch TO all points north, south
east, and west; also, to foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Fare to New York, $l2; steerage, So; round
zip tickets, $50.
For freight or passage apply to
e. W. ALLEN & CO.. Agen.s.
Sc lat t0mpany's Wharf, Rockets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-01

A LARGE STOCK OF FINE FUR
"A NITURE. DINING, PARLoR and E<A
CHAMBER SUITS; also. W W! ~
STANDS, BEDSTEADS. all grades and prices
also. HAIR, SHUCK, and COI9oN.TuP NAT
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cheaper than has ever been sole in this CITY, These
rates only few weeks longer. rn,,c,Yn
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