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There is enough of heroism aed nerve In
,hc Nay Tennessee locomotive engineer
-nct his death 10 temper with sympathy the
.'ud,m ent which his ioolhardiness deserves.
lie vas employed on the Georgia and East
T+unes>tc ralItoad, and was cautiously
"srhing bis way oser the track with pas
srn&cG.train just after the recent floods bad
su'e!ded. He re4shed Sweetwater creek,
OYER which a temporary bridge bad been
thrown 10 replace the one washed a Rsy by
tLcsssien waters. II seemed Insecure, snd
LcI>ared 10 rI.k his train and bis passengers
IN g os&ag il; -, DueoupIiag the engiae
from its ;+nder, and oiderog The fireman to
leave bis past, that but one life might be en-.
danger'd, IT, dashed at full speed for the
other lauk. These were moments Of breath.
go suspense, then crash OF broken TIM
'''e, an explosion, Il cloud III steam, and Il
wrecked engine. The engineer vas seen no
"HIr The rushing river INTO which he fell
:" "p' III, body far away, leaving only his
A'!A', David Holloway, 10 lnenaor'zc hls gene
. JG> Lt't Jeck less act
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK MARKETS.

NEW York. April 6.-Cotton dnl !; sales 400
bales at l6%(a17c. Southern flour rather actis.
and Without deciLed change in price, Wheat la
&c. better, with moderate emand: Sl.26@tl.3O
western: 81 30@sl.4l for white We .terr. Corn
decidedly hrmrr With less doing: e9H@91c. for
Gssc for western f liked in Store Coffee quiet;
I5a@1 SIC, gold, for kio. Sugar firm. Rice guile,
aud steady. TaIiow firm, nj SIC. RoSin firm;
S2. OQS2 l 5 for strained. Pork firmer: new job
iots, T22.9U@t23. Lard opened frm; closed
heavy: prime steam. 5 O. &c. Mhiskey frmer at
sl.l3H. Freights dull and lower.
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A LoSDoNER's IDEA OF CHRISTIANITY
Moncure d. Conway's last London letter to
the Cincinnati Commercial says:
Before Moody assembled the rostrum, argu.
ments were carried on briskly around me.
A tradesman argued loudly 10 skeptca cir
Gle in favor Of the idea that, for the glory of
God, an ignorant preacher was mucn better
than learned one. He dwelt on the saying
of Paul that, cit pleased God by the fool
ishnesS of preaching to save them that be-
lieyed," which phrase be seemed to confuse
With foolish preaching. He declared that be
was himself au ignorant man the decIara'
ton did not appear to surprise bis listeners
but ADDED, ~ consider myself as a Chris
tan, the equal Of any man, the Prince OF
Wales himself" This was his climax. One
of his bearers protested loudly, and thought
he was going too far.
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RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG
RAILROAD COMPANY.

RICHMOND AND PETEhsBURGt
RAILROAD COMPANY. s
JANUARY 4, 1875 trains
" on this road will run IS follows:
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH.
day., connecting for al points south
and West. Slreping-car attached.
7:45 A. NJ, FREIGHT TRAIN daily texcept Sun.
day., with coach attached, for Peters.
burg and stations on tie Southsidt
.. road, Lynchburg, and the West.
1:45 2. NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily, CONNECTING
for all points South and West. Pas
sengers taking this train vii, MAKE
., close connection ut Petersburg for
Norfolk.
500 p. Il, FREIGHT duly except Sunday
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH.
500 A. NJ. FREIGHT TRAIN daily except
Sunday with coach attached
l1:S5 A, NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily, connecting
with Richmond, Fredericksburg and
..t Potomac railroad for all points f.aA
and West.
500 P. NJ, FaEIG HIT daily except sund.s1
s:0OP. H., THROUGH MAIL daily Except SUN
day., connecting with Richmond .
Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad
for al points East and Vest. Pull naE
Sleeper attached, running through 10
nectiOn with the Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad for the Virginia springs and
points North and West.
The MAIL TRAINS will not stop between Rich
monI and Petersburg except ~ Chester. s.
Trains on the Glover Hill railroad viii leave
Glover Eil' pits ~ 6:3 A. NJ; and return iuI, Gl
leave Chester at 2:4O r. a. daily except undays.
M ri A. SHAW Superintendent
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STRANGE RECovaRY-A REMARKABLE CASE
OF CATALEPsY IN AN ISDlAFA IoWS.-Ihe
Evansville Undiana) Courier Of the 31st OF
March relate, the following on the authority
Of a neigbbor of the lady who is the subject
Of the story:
"In our neighboring town of Newburg.
which represents Warrck county on the
Ohio, some weeks since Elizabeth Lippert,
the wife of farmer named Gottlleb Lip
pert, was taken very i'll with infammatory
rheumatism, and the disease continuing,
her life was despared of. She con-
tnued 10 grow weaker and weaker, and
a few DAYS since died, or expired 10 all ap-
pearances. The grief of the family was very
great, but at the death.bed there were also
number Of neigbbors. In the hour of dis.
tress they proceeded to prepare the corpse for
burial. The body was placed in convenient
position, and was noticed to be still warm,
but not more so than they are usually alter
dying of fevers. The neighbors, about half
an hour after Mrs. Lippert's death. COM
menced to wash the body. AS soon, how.
ever, as water was placed on the face the
corpse seemed TO become inspired With life,
and after the additions had continued for
nearly fifteen minutes she opened her
eyes. much 10 the astonishment OF the at
tendan,s, who were not little frightened,
for they thought they were dealins with
corpse instead of one still on this side Of the
celestial world. The women continued their
attentions, however, until Mrs. Liopert was
able to speak. She said that just before she
died everything about her became dark,
and soon she went to sleep. When she
woke it was bright, and as she tells it she
was in strange place, feeling an ecstacy of
pleasure, and was devoid of all the racking
pains with which she was afflicted
during her illness. She gives no def
mite idea of the land into which she had in
spirit wandered, or the people she met, but
is certain she was in heaven, and in her SIM
pie way described the plsce as being an ely.
stun Of bliss. While enjoying all this it be-
came dark suddenly, and she woke as from
q pleasant dream to find that she had been a
corpse for nearly an hour, and that the neigh
bors were washing her face. Since then Mrs.
Lippert has entirely recovered, and is now
able TO be about attending to her household
duties, and in her leisure moments relates to
the open.mouthed Newburgers the story Of
her DEATH"
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PROPOSALS.
VIRGINIA PENtTENTfAKY,)
SUPERiNrESDENT's OFFICE.
Anril g. 1879

VIRGINIA PEStTENTfAKY,)
SUPERINTENDENT FFICE.
April 8. 1s75.
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
- CFIvED until IL O'Clock II. on FkIDAY,
april 9th. for furnishing the virginia parltentIary
for tie month Of pri: all goods 10 be delivered ut
the Virginia Peniteniiary. tree of charge for pack
age drayage at such times and In such quantities.
as may he requiryd-viz:
2,00G pounds of X CON,
20 barrels of EXTRA SUPERFISE FLOUR.
$50 buo heels Of ROLTED CORN MEAL iffty
pounds 10 busheD,
200 pounds or CUEFEE,
500 pounds Of SOAP,
12O gallons OF MOLASSFS,
loo bushels OF RIsH PUTATOES (sixty pounds
to bushetl.
8 barrels OF Fl BEHRING'S.
AS The above estimates Of quantities are based on
the present number of inmates, they will be varied
as the number to he provided for may increase.
Proposals must be addressed TO the uu Undersigned,
endorsed Proposals for supplies to Virginia Deni-
tcDtiary, and must be left at the Office OF the SUI
peitnt"ndent. with full statement Of brand and
quality Of articles.
The Board of directors reserve the right to reject
any ali proposals offered.
BY ORDER OF The Board.
GEORGE F. sTROTHER,
APP 6-3t superintendent.
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CHARTER ELECTION AT COLUMBUS. OHIO
Columbus, April 9TH" city election pasSCd
off very quietly. More THAI an everagc vote
was polIed. Heitman (DemocraO was elected
Mayor by about eight hundred majority. de-
fealing Grove, workinemen'S and iudepend.
eut candidate. The Democrats will proba-
bly, elect all their ticket.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND, April 6, 1876.
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT-Whitc. $40 bushels. Red. SO bushels.
CoRS.-White, 394 bushels. Mixed, 25O busl-
els.
,'ATs.-914 bushels.
MEAL.-4U bushels.
PoTAToES.-l1S bushels.
SALES.
WuFAr.-White. so bushels very good al S1.3 s.;
SO bushels good al II 30. Total, 1886 bushels.
WIEAT.-Eed, IA bushels on private terms.
CORN.-White. 20 unsncs prime at 3d.; ZlU
bushels very good on private Terms; ~ bushels
prime at 9Or. Total. 800 bushels.
CohS.-Mixed $50 bushe on private terms.
OATS.-36 bushels on private t. rms: 80 bushels
81 bushels.
MEAL.-4O bushels very good country bolted at
SSc.
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LIE CnNNECT1CrT ELECTION

The CONNECTICUT ELECIIJN NEWS IN
WAsuISGToS.- Washington, April 5.-Tbere
was much interest manifested here tonight
in the returns from the Connecticut election,
and large crowds congrcgated about the ho-
tells, telegraph offices, and other points where
returns were received. The Democrats were
vers iubil,nt over the result. The Repu5li.
cans abandoned all hope early in the evening,
and exercised much regret, especially in the
defeat Of Hawley.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, April 6-Flour firm and unchan9
ed. Wheat quiet and steady. corn bu0yani ana
higher southern white. CSC. yellow, S9c. Oats
firm southern. 70dG73c. Rye quiet ut 81. % g
Bacon very hrm shoulders. 93!c. LarI excited at
l5.@l SAC. Coffee quiet and unchanged: Whls'
Key unset lei and nomlna at S1.14lS1.15. sugar
in fair de- and at 10y 10Sc.
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* CANTON INSIDE LINE."e.4Ma

NEW FAST FREIGHT ROUTE RKTWEEN
RICHMOND AND PHILADELPHIA.
a~-- TRI.WEhkLY.
On and after OCT05ER 1sT the splendid iron
steamers OF This line will leave Richmond TUES
DAYS. THURSDAYS, and SATURDAYS from
Powhatan Steamboat Conpany's pier. corner Of
TweDty-secoDd and Dock stress, making close con-
nj ctnn each "trip at Canton. Md, ltast BaltImore)
with the Philadelphia, Wilmington, and Baltimore
Railroad Company for Phi!adelphis. "
SPECIAL ADVANTAGES:
All freight by this line covered by fire and marine
insurance free Of cost. No dockage charged al
Richmond. Rates rs low any other line. his
Is the quickest line between Philadelphia and Rich
mond.
Fr,ighfs ordered by this line should be marked
"Cant0u Inside Line" and sent to the Phlladel-
phIa. Wilmington and Baltimore depot, PhiIadel-
pbiu.
Freights received daily In Philadelphia and Rich
moad For further information apply 10
L. Is. TATUM, Agent,
Offices Twentv-second and dock streets
and Ninth and Main streets, or 10
Us. WILSON, General Freight Agent,
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad,
Phlladeluhia. R9
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK.
NEW YORK. April g. Noon.-Stocks dull. Money
s. Gold, ll4&. Fxchange-LonR, ass; short,
400. Governments active at better prices. States
quiet.
Erening.-Money very easy at 3@4. Sterling,
4s6. Gold steady at 1l4A@l14A. Governments
active and strong. States quiet ana STEADY.
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LOUISVILLE MARKETS.

LOUISVILLE. April 6.-Flour quiet and un-
changed. Corr firm al 6907lc. Provisions In ed
vancing tendency aud strong. Pork nomlnally at
i27sGl3c. 81, ar, 1870 33sr Lard1Prlme steam,
l5Sc.; fierce, 57ic; Keg, l6A.. Whisky, Sill.
Bagging very strong at 12h6I13c.
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DRY GOODS.

THE RUSH FOR THOSE EXCELLENT
l. TWU-BUTION KID GLOVES
al rs cents still continues at
CHARLES HUTZLER'S,
GIL Broad street.
Another large LOT just received; and, remember,
every pair sold under guarantee
Ons or The best assorted lines Of PARASOLS In
the city and beautiful stock of HAMBURGH EN-
BROIptRIhs will be opened this week aud offered
ut attractive prices.
COLLARS. aud 4 great speciality IN BLACK AL
PACAS at 40 and 50 cents, at
ana Gil Broad street.
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ST I1IIIS NJ XIX ETS.

ST. LOUIS. April 6-Flour active; superhne
water. S4.400D t4.55. Corn active No. mixed,
77M77Sc Mhiskry Sill. Pork held higher !;
1872. 80 asked: $22 25 bid. Bacon-Should,rs. 81
D9kc clear rio, 127s6g1 &c.; clrar, 1870 1896
ard uctyr mt SC.
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CINCINNATI MARKETS.

CINCINNATI, April 6.-F1our steady. Corn Grmer
at 72@73c. Pork quiet but firm at f222oM
&22 So. Lard firm; steam held at 15at9l 59c:
kettle. l5ADl6c. Bacon 10 good demand: shoul-
ders, 9ac.; clear rib, 12ac.; clear, l3c. Whiskey
ctaa I L
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BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, April c. Virginia 6's, peters
50: consols 55h. West Virginia's 6. North
Carolina 6's old, 20 Jew, % special tax, 3. Bid
|
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CHICAGO ETS.

CHICAGO, April 6.-Flonr-A dydnce asked, but
fresh, 72@724c.; regular. 701ec. rejected, ~ @
72c. PORK unsettled at S22@s22.l0. LarL dull
Mt S15.40@S15 .45. WhiskeY in fair demand at
81 OhGtl.11.
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PHILADELPHIA, RICP- sNh
L MOND, AND NORFOLK STEAM 5000
SHIP LiNE.-FOR PHILADELPHIA TWICE.
4 WEEk--UnIl further notice the steamers OF
this line win leave Philadelphia every TUES
DAY and SATURDAY. and Richmond every
TUESDAY and FRIDAY at IL o'clock.
Freight taken at low rates tor all parts OF New
Jersey, Pennsylvania, and Delaware, for Provi-
dence and Bostor. Also. for Liverpool and Ant
werp uia Red Star ane American steamship lines,
and bills OF lad!Dg slgDec through. : s-.., III.
W. P. PORTER. Agent,
2425Dock stree. Richmond.
WILLIAM p. CLYDE q CO..
NH q No. Sou I'll Wharyes. PhilaiklDhIL
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RICHMOND YoRE RIVER AND CHKsAPEAER1
RAILROAD Co., SUPERINTENDENT OFFICE,
RICHMOND, january rs, 1875.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

Commencing MONDAY, January 25, 1878,
passenger and freight trains on this road win run
Us follows:
PASSENGER TRAINS FOR WEST POINT viii
leave Richmond daily Sundays exceptedl at 8 p.
VI, and will arrive from West Point daily Mon
days exceptedI at 0:30 A. NJ.
The splendid steamer LOUISE, Captain A. G.
NICKLE, will run In connection with this road,
leaving West Point MONDAYS, WEDSESDAYS,
and fridays on the arrival Of the 3P. n. train
from Richmond. and arriving at Baltimore carly
next morning, and leaving Baltimore I UESDAYS.
THURSDAYS S, and SATURDAYS 1T 4 7. NJ, ar
rive at " est Point next morning I'm time to con-
uect with the train due at Richmond at 1880
A. II.
fare 10 B8ululOre... w
Fare 10 WASHINGTON. .''.............'.'..... ZV
Fare TO Philadelphia. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2 80
Fare 10 New 10 90
THROUGH FREIGHT TRAIN will leave Ricn-
mond WEDNESDAYS, FRIDAYS, aud SUN
DAYS, at 4 A. NJ connecting NJ West Poiur with
steamer, landing freight in Baltimore early next
morning.
LOCAL FREIGHT TRAIN, with passenger car
attached, leaves Richmond for West Point and
Tay stations MONDAYS, THURSDAYS, and
SATURDAYS. ut A. NJ, and leaves West Point
for Richmon 2 O'Clock noon of same days.
EDWARD +. FuLGER, Superintendent.
W. N. BRAGG, Master Ira "sDorfation. ia 20
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"cMEN AND 1AXes.-The women Of Boz
t'u paid move lakes last year than all the
h.".1 Who ro.%d Tor and elected Governor
''>lpa. - SAYS William !. BoSGit 10 his
iaHpHIc. on HE =" FAX alton Of Women in
"A>,Ic4u.etts."
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RICHMOND. FRED'G & POTOMAC X. Is. CO.,y
OFFICE GENERAL TICKET Agent, I
RICHMOND. December II. 1875
C1ruEDJII u nE TRAJNg

RICHMOND. FRED'G & POTOMAC II. Is. Co.,j
OFFICE GENERAL TICKET Agent I
RICHMOND. December II, 1872
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
a:s5p.M.,DAl MAI. leaves Byrd-stree. sta.
-. ton daily, CONNECTING WITH
THE STEAMER YPORT at
Quuntco, with trains of the Balti-
more and Ohio railroad at their wharf
opposite Alexandria-due IN BALL
more at $50 p. NJ. and al Wishing.
ton with the Baltimore and Potomac
f- railroad for Baltimore and the North
aud West
11loP. NIGHT MAIL leaves Byrd-str.et
-, station Sundays excepted, connecting
srs.r. at Washington with the Baltimore
and Potomac and Baltimore aud Ohio
sos p. NJ, ACCOMMoDATIoN TRAIN for
.f,s,r. Hanover Junction, leaves Byrd Street
station (Suntays excepted
sos A. II, NIGHT MAIL arrives at Byrd-Stre'
.s$l.,.@ station lMondays excepted).
1902. NJ, DAY MAIL arrives ut Byrd-Street sta.
s:s7 A. NJ, aa9GacaoaMsisMieDAT1oN TRAIN arrives
+. ~ ~ at Byrd-street station fsulidsys e1:
ceptedl.
FREIGHT TRAINS leave and arrive at Broad
Street station on TUESDAY, THU RSDAY, and
SATURDAY NIGHTS fol all points North and
West
principal points North and Wcst
BY order of General superintendent:
ape General Freight and 'cicket &c nL.
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RICHMOND AND DAHyuLx RAILROAD CO.. 7
OFFICE OF ENGIsEER AID sgpEnNJ EsDnhf
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE-TO TAKE
ward-Leaves klcnmona II sos A. n. leaves
BurkevlIie a, s:25 !. b.; leaves dundee ~ 1895
boIo' at 3:37 r. H.: leaves salisbury al $40 r.
H.; arrives at Airline Junction At $50 r. 81;
arrives as Chariot at gss e a ~ AND Srv
YoPK EXPRESS, Eastward-Leayes chsrn;te at
1855 A. 81: leaves AIRLINE Junction ut $50 A.
saro sis leaves b.nvle q AS
Vile al s:l7 p "; arrives 1t Hammond At 1lA9
TRAIN No. 3.-THRouGH MAIL, Westward
Leaves Richmond 1t :3S T. a.. leaves BurkeytIle
4 AL saves Dundee s2s sSyss e
leaves Airline Junction Al TOO 4. NJ; arrives 4
' TRIIS No. 4.-TaaocaH MAIL, Eastward-
Leaves Charlotte at 1913 z. 81; leaves Air;aias
Junction at $50 p H.; leaves saiiseary a. izaZ s
DanviIltst $40 A. NJ: leaves Dundee 9. $50
A. NJ: leaves Burkeyille 81 li33 A.. Nj ".
riyrs =, Richmond a. 2;sS 7; Il ss,rcvx w.s..
vile at I:2o r. Il: arrives At Lynehburg a AGO
TEAM No. e.-BURKEvMLE AccoNxooAr1es.
Eastward Leaves Burkevtl!e At 4:43 A. ": ar
lives nj Richmond Al sos A. =.
All through trains connect at Richmond and Dun.
dee WITH train on the Riehn,n md. f.eaertrks 6rg
and Potomac railroad, and Washington CITY, Virs
einis Midland and Great Southern raj road, 10 ana
from Washington, Baltimore, Pnladelphia, ano
New York.
the Rich,noud. York River snt Chesapeake Esli-
rosd traius 10 and from Baltimore ana esseTn
points. r,.-.,a,,. ..,,h
trans on the Atlanta aud Richm mi tr-lin TAU.
road 10 aud ron ;reenyllie, Atlante. MoatSomtrfs
Mobile, Pensacola, hes Orleans, and ti sotli"sss'
trains Nos. 8 aud 4 connect at charlotte Win
the CharIotts Columbia aud Atlantis taiif,sa ion
Columbia, Augusia, sayanhAh, iiifhasse., - ~
Train No. connects At surseslie Win h; NJ.
,sn,Ic siIssissippf ana ohio rat r1f fr IN
hnrx Cl.alian.s,gi AMI sfi soathF strri
ricEe,s sold 70 all s,pt . ,nso,,.s - -
unSrokcn gauge frou, ieh noad 10 Sss ,,r.
Pullman paase-ssrs tar ias1 isot ron -. ~, -
70 New York. - :. y ! /, !. rinsna..t
Il :. -. : : 800 o.. 10
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WOOD AND COAL.

OFFICE OF BELLONA SOFT-COkE
" COMPANY, RICHMOND, VA.-Havpg in
creased our capacity we now offer 70 the trace
an unlimitca supply of our superior sOF CohE'
Eor coDk ing purposes II stands without peer.
B. L. ARCHER, General Agent,
1876 Main street.
loci X. watkins. Gary & Cru;chteld, PeytOn X.
Darlington, and w. 5. Pitcher. ap 0-lw
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EOR BALTIMORE Sall
POWHATAS STEAMBOAT LINE
FOR
THROUGH FREIG HIT.
TRANSFER BETWEEN RICHMOND AM
BALTIMORE.
NO DOCKAGE CHARGED.

The new and fast iron steamers SHIRLEY ana
WEsTVVER, OF this line leave their new pier, In
the uocK, loot uf Tweulv-second street, every
Tuesday apt THURSDAY MORNINGS II
O'Clock. and SATURDAY AFTERNOON at /
O'Clock. for Baltimore, making close connections a,
Locust oInt with Baltimore and Ohio railroad for
all points west and northwest; also, with Northern
Central rallI Dad tor northern Giles and Canada.
Through bills signed 70 Baltimore anu al points
wesr, and rates guaranteed as low as by any other
line Apoly TO l.. B. TATUM, Agent.
Main x,neets oc31
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DEPARTURES OF STEAMERS.

Z 0 r n EW YORK The 1fEb
a. Old Dominion Stea rship CompsDv's sSessS&1
steamship WYAN0KE, Captain OUCH, WIN sail
FRIDAY. April 9th, at 2 O'Clock z. N.
Positively no freight received after o'clock =. b..
Through bills Of lading signed ana geoas Tor
varied with dispatch to all points north, south.
east, and west; also. to foreign ports. :.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Fare to New York. $12; eteeTage, 90; round.
rip tickets $50.
For freight or passage apply TO ..s s..
G. w. ALLEN & CO., Agents.
apf.3t GomDany's Wharf. nc" 2ettS.
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old DOMINION STEAMSHIP s>fFFA
" COMPANY. sazse

FOB NEW fORh.
This company will dispatch one OF thslr spIendiSo
BELL, RICHMOND, ALBEMARLE, and HAT.
TERAS-every TUESDAY, FRIDAY and SUN
DAY at high water.
These ships are entirely new, and were built s1
They have splendid saloons, staterooms, and bath
rooms.
The fare, ACCOMMODATIONS, ana attenlloa are un'
Goods shipped by this line are landed regularly
Il New YORK on the Compary'5 covered pier, 81
North river.
Freiehts for points beyond New York forwurdet
nth dispatch. and DO charge made except actus
expenses Incurred.
freight received until p. Al. daily.
For further information, apply 10
GEORGE ". ALLEN Il CO., Agents,
ana Office Compauy's wharres. Rockets.
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MINERAL WATER.

MINERAL WATER.
z ISSENGEN WATER
AND SODA-WATER
on draught and for sale at
POLK MILLER & cos,
NH 20. corner Ninth and Main streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-07
WINES, LIQUORS, TOBACCO. &c.

IS CUMMERDEAN" AUGUSTA COUN.
% VA.JRYE WHiSkhY.-We desire TO
SPURIOUS INVITATIONS OF the above popular BRAID
OF Virginia aouu lain Whiskey. This brand, haV-
lug been duly registered aud protected by copy
ington ID. G.. Is our sole property; and other par
us, NJ the same. any imitation Thereon, ren-
der the Riselyes liable prosecution according to
law JENKINS. tjAPERS i CO.,
Wholesale Liquor Merchants,
NJ, ll3 south Fourteenth street,
milo kichnond, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-07
JOHN mitchell,
Born Sd November. 1917,
died ooh March, 1875.

And the shield was encircled With large
wreath of choice flowers. At O'Clock the
remains were deposited in the hearSe, Which
had drawn up at the door, while many
groups Of people were in waiting about the
lawn for the pro "ession to move on. There
were no p!umcs on the hcarse, which was
drawn by four horses. caparisoned IN Grape.
Dir. John Martin, NJ. p, who appeared very
i'll, entered the mourning carriage which iol-
lowed, with Very Rev. Canon Murphy. L.
F., ard then the eorleIe started. Preceding
the hearse sixteen Roman Catholic clergy
men walked two abreast; the pall.bearers
took up their positions the chief mournerS
followed; after them came several Prcsbyte-
riau clergymen and residents of the town and
neighborhood, then the trades marching
four deep, and finally some carriages. The
funeral was most impressive by it's rigid
solemnity, and an hour elapsed before It
slowly wound its way TO the graveyard. The
pall-bcarerS having removed the coffin from
the hear>e, 1t was placed in front Of the put
pit, and within few yards Of the family
vaul'. This vault, by the way, is surmount-
el by handsome tomb, and one Of the tab.
lets thereon safes that Rev. }. Mitchell, a.
b.. was inferred underneath in February,
1913, aged fifty eight. Rev. Mr.. Nelson
preached funeral sermon, with hardly any
political illusions. The body was laid beside
those of Mr.. Mitcbeps father and mother, in
the little local battle-ground Of the Unita.
ri4n>."