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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-03

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dlspatch.l
HORSE FOUND WHICH WAS STOLEN OVER FIVE
YEARS AGo-HoG. oHoLERA-REv1vA -
FLOUR DECLINING PEOPLES BANK, &C. =
STAUNToN, February 2, 1876.
On the 9th day of April, 1859, Mr. Henry
Fl. Bishop, Of this county, bad fine dark
brown horse stolen from the stables OF Mr.
J. B. Trimble. Every effort was made to
trace the horse and the thief, but no trace
was found of either. Sometime since, Mr..
Bishop being in Staunton recognized his
horse in The possession of Mr.. j. s. Motif,
of this city. - .-. .... .a.. ~.
The claim Of Mr.. Bishop to the horse was
arbitrated yesterday by parties chosen ny
Mr. Bishop and Mr.. Moffltt, aud after Il Q
examination of number of witnesses the
claim of Mr.. Bishop was sustained and the
horse turned over to him. MIR. Mofitt bought
the borse some eighteen months ago from d
man from Highland county, but was notable
to remember bis name. 1t is supposed by
some that the horse was stolen by the noto.
rious horse-thief Hodges, who was operating
in this county at that time, and who was O
summarily dealt with BY party of lyDcher>
a short time thereafter. The horse had pro-
badly passed through many hands before
being purchased by Mr.. Moffitt: :
A fatal disease Of some kind is prevailing
among the hogs in some portions of the
county, and several farmers have lost quite q
number. 1t is supposed to be what is known
US the hog-cholera.
An interesting revival has been IN pro.
gress for sometime at the Baptist church in
this city, and has been attended With many
conversions. -, -. 1000, .'
The price Of -four still continues to de-
cline. The following amount has been in
spected for the quarter ending January 1st
1876: Family, $50 barrels; extra, 1928; SUI
perfne, 1858; fine, SO; middlings, 81; con.
demned, II. Total, 1927.
Mr.. N. 2. CatIett, VINO was elected to the
Office of individual book-keeper in the Con
solidated National Valley Bank, has re-
signed. 1t is said that he will take position
in the Changers bank which it is proposed
to establish here ina short while, and is to be
known as the "People's Bank of Augusta
The capital stock of this bank is TO be S100, 900
and understand that large amount of il
has already been subscribed. The founda
ton for the Granger building is being laid.
The sun is shining brightly on this the &c
day of February, and SO we may not eXpec
to see the weather-wise phiz Of Mr.. Ground
hog for 10 these six weeks to come.
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A Prison RoaANCE-MARRIAGE OF THOMAS
MILES, A BURGLAR, TO NANCY SCOTT, WHO
VOLUNTARILY SHARED His IMPRISONMENT OF
Two YEARS. Columbus, o., January d.
About 1000 persons, including members OF
the General Assembly, municipal officers,
and citizent, visited the chapel at the ONO
penitenliary to-day to witness the marriage
Of Thomas Miles and Nancy Scott, Two con.
yicts whose term for burglary expired To-
day. The parties were engaged 70 DE mar
ried at the time The burglary was committeo,
and rather than be separated from her lover
Nancy pleaded guilty, and consented 70 an
lu prisonment Of two years.
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Letter from charlottesville.
correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch,]

Correspondence OIL We hlcQIIOuu DlspdtCHJ
CHARLOTTESVILLE, February 2, 1875.
Sunday morning Coroner Brown was no.
titled that The body Of colored woman
named Sally Spinner was lying at house on
Mr.. Brennan's farm (recently purchased
from G. e.. Omohundro), about one mile from
town, under circumstances that needed IN
yestigation. The coroner Immediately EN-.
paneIled jury and repaired to the place, find
Ing the body of the woman there, with pistol.
shot in her breast, from which she must have
died instantly. The evidence of the people of
the house was somewhat variable and conflict
ing. Itappeared that this woman lived with
a man named Frank Walker as his Wife,
though not married to him. Some disagree
ment had occurred between the two for
sometime past, said to have been caused By
a fortune-telier that had visited them; and
on Saturday night Walker whipped the
woman severely, the marks Of which could
be distinctly seen by the jury. They re-
manned up nearly all night Saturday night,
when the girl went into her mothers room,
laid down, covered up, and went to sleep.
| In the mean time the mother also went to
sleep, and about day was awakened By the
report Of pistol, when she ran into
the room of the girl. and ran out again,
meeting Walker, who said that Salle
had shot herself. An old.fashioned self:
cooking pepper-DoX revolver was found
on tub near the bed. Walker said th {
| the pistol was loaded with bird-shol.
Her clothing was burned by the powder, ana
it was impossible to tell whether it was shot
| or bullet-Wound. The evidence went clear y
| to show that the woman had taken her own
life, and verdict to that effect was rem.
dered. Many Of the jury, however, in their
own minds utterly reject this concluso I.
The cruel whipping Of the night before and
the general appearance and conduct Of the
| man Walker went far to upset the positive
testimony. There not being sufficient justi-
fcation, Of course 30 arrests were made. If
this is suicide, it Is the first case on record
of a colored person voluntarily surrender.
ing life. - ga. ~, =
ebrated vagarist, who claims Aioemarle for
his nativity, is again in our midst, circulating
bis prophecies and exhortiDg oil men to be
! ready for the end on the 14th of April, 1875.
| I understand he lectures to the colored peo-
pie this week. M -
| was cold but clear, and good many people
were here. No business of importance was
transacted. The most noticeable feature OF
the session was the improved +conditten OF
the COURTHOUSE, it having been arranged
With more regard for the comfort Of the bar
and the attendants. -,
To-day is groundbog-day. It viii never
do To let this important event transpire with
out due notice. In this section he could see
bis shadow. .. =. -. a.,
Thirteen carloads of fine cattle from the
Southwest passed here yesterday for baI'l'
more. !Tll I&&ti.4ii Il ! III QU1P'
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Correspondence % the Richmond Dispatch.1


PErsRsBuRa, February 2, 1916.
II was Incorrectly stated yesterday that
$1,000 was to be tbe maximum allowed fol
the Lighting Of the city by gas per annum
The Council put the outside figure at 50, 600
and will advertise for proposals..
At the meeting held yesterday the resigna
ton of DR.. Thomas ,WitherB as q member
from the Third Ward was offered and &C
cepted. His successor was not, however
elected. 80 y - E., =. 49, t-ai :.
Mr.. W. F. McLemore. of Prince George
county, who vas severely injured some weeks
ago by kick by vicious mule, died sud.
denly yesterday. - - .. ,..l 500
Mr.. John 81. Krause, a well-knownt Ger.
man citizen, also died yesterday. <:"H.i-
A singular accident happened yester'
day 10 young man named Otto Won
Seldernich while he was hunting in lChes-
terield county. By the accidental discharge
Of O pistol with which be was armed be was
shot through the hand and his face blaekencd
as a bartender in saloon Of this city, but
claims direct descent and immediate rela.
ttonship with one Of the royal families of
Germany. His injuries are severe, but are
not of serious character. i.s IL als.
The Council exempted from taxation the
Petersburg Library and the Hebrew church,
or rather RENTED their taxes already due,
but refused to relieve from taxation the
church property owned in the city.
1t Is stated that C.. II. Porter Is arranging
to be the Republican candidate in the dis.
trict to succeed Stowell in the event Of the
latter's losing bis seat for corruption in the
sale of bis cadetship. .'- r,a. ,~.. =
The intelligence. of the arrival of Mr..
Ragland With 100000 with which to pay
Oft the employees of the Petersburg and
Weldon railroad caused great pleasure
among that fraternity. sr @r
The TOBACCO trade has been unusually
brisk to-day, the receipts large, and sales
prompt at good figures. ROBIN ADAlR.
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ANDREW JOHNSON In THE SEEATE.-Thr
statement that Mr.. johnson gave" pledges"
as to bis future political action to The squad
OF Republicans who voted for him is re-
duced TO the fact that be assured them fs
would not be governed in his action by
mere partisanship. On entering the Senate
Dir. johnson will find there twelve senator's
who voted "yea " on the impeachment occa.
sslon-Aessrs. Anthony, Campbell, Conk.
ling, Cragin, Edmupds, Ferry, Frelingbur.
sen, Howe, The two MorrIlls, Morton, and
Sherman. II.
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Intense excitement peryades all circles to-
night over the astounding Developments
relative to the Memphis and Ell Paso corrup-
ton fund. Shoals Of congressman are around
The newspaper offices discussing this last
wreck Of regulations, some OF which have
heretofore been considered iDpregnable.
Personal explanations may now he consid.
cred IN order, and move for an inyestiga-
l!ou into this new iniquity.
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The sr0n.Cied Oath

Some Of the most extreme northern and
southern Radicals Of the House threaten thai
the amended form of oath for members 81
Congress shall be repealed. This, they say
would debar large number Of eX.Confede'
rates from taking seats, as they cannot take
The iron-cIad oath. Such threats az this serve
10 show the spirit now animating many Rad
zeal members,
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From Louisa Courthouse.
Correspondence Of the. Richmond Dispatch
Jo,,,sk CouRTHouSE. Va, February

Correspondence Of the Riehm ono M Dispa.cn,I
LOUISA CouRrHoUsg, Va, February 3.
A negro man, Dabney Jackson, by name,
was lodged In jail here last night 10 await
trial for stealing, o lot Of tobacco. he was
committed by the magistrate, and viii be
tried before the Circuit Court at its next
term.
Evergreen Lodge, No. IS, Knights Of Py-
thias. is getting on finely. Two or three
took the first degree at the meeting last
night. and some two or three more are ex'
pected for The next meeting. ]
Considerable tobacco hiss been shipped to
market from this depot ,s,s =. INC.
The roads are very bad NOW since the alns'
MACKENZIE.
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20 % ~ KICHNoND AID PErxRsBUKG RAiIcs
..s.. 81, -. i - AoAD CosrAHY.cJ
{ COMMENCING JANUARY 4, 1875 train s

iOMMENClNGJ ANUARY.4 4, 1875, train
~ On this road WIN run Us Follows!
$50 h II, THROUGH IHE daily except Sun.
tayk connecting for ali points South
Tf.. F.1i, AAdWests JSleeping.car attached.
TAO A. NJ, FkElGHTTRk1Sd daily (exceutSun.
dsy), with coach attached, for Peters-
nj 81 burg and Citations on the Southside
49,. - r9ad, LYnehbqrg, and the Weotg
: - A'a for all points South and West.. Pas.
4 tsr ,,T sengers taking this train viii make
! 10. ia3 elose connection ut Petersburg for
; 500 r. IL, TREiaHT daily (exceps Sunday,
.tt al 81 with coach. attached. d - go. .
H. fREidHT TRai feH daily excep.
.,.Lf.G,i Sunday with coach attached.
.l1:A6 A.. d., THROUGH MALL daily, connecting
J. e "a, s sndWest. - 80. ! - 'e :
500 P. H., FaEIGHT daily except sundayh
800 p. NJ, THRoUGH MAIL daily Except Sun.
,.j fo.l.,' day), connecting with Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad
for all points East and West. Pullman
:. @E,< rtj Sleeper Attached, Running through TO
,,.s.,, a., Baltimore Also making, close con.
nection with the Chesapeake and Ohio
y = '- railroad for the Virginia Springs and
.fl-grj..fl points North and West .-.t
The MAIL TRAINS win not stop between Rich
Trains ON The Glover Hiilj Ntll leave Chester at
2A0 p Il. Returning, Will have Clover Hill at
$3.50 4. =: daily except Sunday. :,
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg will start from
Appomattox depot. .5sL9 : = ItGN ;
no 81 -, : :, A. SHAW. Superintendent.
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FOR BALTIMORE. 1 as sr1M
FOWHATAN STEAMBOAT LINE III
." FOR
80 THROUGH FREIGHT. Iasaa.:e
NO TRANSFER BETWEEN RICHMOND ANL
BALTIMORE.
no DOCKAGE CHARGED.

The new and fast iron steamers SHIRLEY and
MISSIONER, Of this line, leave their new pier, in
rte Uock. loot OF Twentv-second street, every
TUESDAY and THURSDAY MORNINGS at 4
O'Clock, and SATURDAY AFTERNOON at
O'Clock, for Baltimore making close connections al
all points west and northwest also, with Northern
Central rail- DAD tor northern cities aud Canada. e
Through bills signed to Baltimore anu all points
wes,, and rates guaranteed as low as by any other
line. Apply TO L. B. TATUM. Agent.
Offices, Twenty-seeond and Dock and Nintn and
Main streets. 49, - oc3l
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EDUCATIONAL.

MRS. ROBERT B. zMARYE has RE-
VSl MOVED her SELECT SCHOOL FOX BOYS
AND GIRLS to her residence, Ill Main street..
Terms: ~ per month for one scholar, IS for two.
Children of widows. clergyman, aud disabled Con-
fedcrate soldiers, taken gralIs. ~fe2-2ts.-
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A nephew Of Stonewa!l jackson married n
niece OF George B. Mcclellan at Denver the
other day. Cincinnati Commercial
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Roger 4. Pryor gained his point. Judge
Nelson decided 10 his favor, and In Woras
equivalent to bis eRn.
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Colonel T. nj. r. Talcott arrived <at< the
Central, Hotel last evening. BE is just re-
turning from a visit: to Mexico, OF the
scenery Of which country be speaks in glow
Ing terms.- Charlotte; Observer, .,ayr7r7 +,
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RICHMOND AND DAHvuILE RAILROAD Co., }
OFFICE R SR VA Af bsesm5er ST.
HHANGE OF sCHEDULE-TO, TAKE
OEFFECT SUNDAY, DECEMBER az. 1874:
TEAM No. l.-CHAnLorTE EXPRESS, West
si;;sSss a k,shmo1d 81 COS A. M ~ eny YES
& s nee bore q. s:as Pm IL .l''>'
Yoaa S It
Dundee a, s:as 2. Il: leaves BurseviiIe II $40
TRkiN No. :: s.ITnRoUa ID NAL, Wss,wsrd-
Leaves Richmond d 1:ss T. MI leaves Burkcy!!le
a !. as sss s q
Tx TEAM No. 4-TnneyoH MAIL, Eastward
a sis 4. N I; leaves Dundee .. 6ai, 4. N. !;
Leaves BgtteyIIls q, l1:ss A. Nj arrives ut
-ITKAfNNos 5.-LYNcHBURG PASSENGER, west-
yiie att 40 p. NJ. arrives at Lynchburg at AGO
TRAIN No. 6.-BuRKEyMLE ACCOMMODATION.
Eastward Leaves Burkeyille at 1876 a. NJ; ar.
rives et Richmond at 1858 A. NJ - = 49,
dec a. Win 4anl on The Ricsmona
and Potomac railroad, and washington City, Vir::
from W.sns a16 Bsism0re Ph.iadeiphla, and
the Richmond. York River and Chesapeake Kali
road trains " and from Baltimore aud all eastern
points.
Il Trains Nos. Q and 8 connect ut Charlotte With
trains on the Atlantis and Richmond Airline rail-
road to and from Greenvlle, Atlanta. Montgomery,
Mobile, Pensacola, New Orleans and all southwest
erll points. t.'r.a&j -
Trains Nos. 8 and connect at Charlotte with
the Charlotte, Columbia and Atlanta railroad for
Columbian Augusta, Savannah, Tallahassee, anu II
southern points.
Train No connects Mt Burkeville with the At
lantic, Mississippi and Ohio railroad, from Lynch
burg; ChattAnooga, and ell southwestern points.
Tickets sold TO. all southern ana South western
points, and naaxs9e checked through. go
Pullman palace.cars through from New Orlean
10 New York. T. NJ. X. TALCOil.
-. -..~---------~-- Engineer and superintendent.
H. T., DOUGLASS, Master Transportation dc 90
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Andrew johnson Is in bis slxsy-siSth
year. He has been nearly forty-HYe years
In public Life. !. ii ~
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GENERAL RAILROAD -. 70 &.@z
OTls1l an. ~4- lI TICKET OFFICE
RICHMOND TRANSFER COMPANY.

TICKETS on sale to all principal points In the
United States and Europe. i .,...,r .-.f ..rst
RATES SAME As At DEPOTS.
No trouble TO give information and answer letters.
Passengers and baggage called fog, and baggage
checked from hotel, and residepces 10 destination
on all tickets sold by US. - q. ~ '-' go"
~ SLEEPING.CAR TICKETS ON SALE.
The only railroad ticket Office In the city where
passengers can have choice OK routes.
- ~ A. w. CARRIER, S26 Main street.
Branch ticket Office at Exchange Hotel. IA
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4IIL PERSONS re WHOM THEIATE
ncyefy r.Sues1ed; TO present their bIils properly
certiaed to- to The undcrstgned7 or to J. P.dETFn,
at First toriceStaIpn: aldo, those ipdlbied TO him
80 I. y. y z,,3ssf.tFE s.tt- r. k..UDWYER.
!. .tg.s75s No, Ia sevr neenth sirt et.
k1czAoNp, VA, February 8, 1870. fsS-2s~
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CArTIOE.

CAUTION. .---.--.---~~-
Buy no powders or prepared SIhMONsS LlVEh
REGULATOR unless in our engraved wrapper
with Trademark, stamp, autslgnature unorokeh
none other Is genuine. 80,
\ de ss.sm Macon, Ga, and Philadelphia.
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de 2S-6m
NDERFUL MEDICINE.

WONDERFUL MEDICINE.
THE FAMOUS GLoBE-FLOWER SYRUP
- ~ - - CURES, AS If BY MAGIC,
COLDS, COUGHS, BRONCHITIS, HoARsENEss,
OBSTINATE LUNG AFFECTIONS,
= ASTHMA, GROUP, .a' 1'-'~--.
BIEEDING OF THE LUNGS, PLECRls1,
DIFFICULTY OF BREATHING, u, ... .t
LOSS OF VOICE, and will cure -
CONSUMPTION, y 20
Us $4,000 grave-robbed witnesses tesuiy. NO
opnm nothing poisonous; delicious 10 take LINE
earthly savior to all afflicted with affections OF the
throat aud lungs bequeaths to posterty one OF the
greatest b+esslngs-soESD-LENGSa and immunity
from CoNsu&PrfoN Pr 10 - ~ 90. - III
| Over one hundred thousand bottles nave oeen
used, and not single failure known. thousands OF
testimonials Of wonderful cures, such az the ioio~
ing. can be seer at the Office Of the proprietors' NO
90 BROAD street, Atlanta, Ca will be sent on APP
plication to any who doubt: .4.@aa9 Pr
q -#-.,s'-' ~ RFAu!s READ! ....... q
| CONSUMPTION CURED! III.
OFFICE OF o. sAckErT Drugs and nediss1aes'
naGs ieceed soar
| of the distribution l have SOLD about si1 oGls ~
EElObe Flower syrup IN tue LasC Two "eSho. LIZ
Globe Flower Syrup is gaining great celebrity; !
recommended It 1.-TWO cases Of consumptlon One
case bed-fast; had not laid on but one side lot
two years; hemorrhages almost every day muen
arnaclated, snd expected 10 die. He has taken SIX
bottles of Globe Flower Syrup; his troubles are all
gone. except prts ration, which is rapidly tmprov-
Ing. He VIII certainly get welL The other case is
similar, with same good results. 1 can SEND you
many testimonials If you want them. -
I.s& Yours truly, &C., y. SACKETT.
/ For sale by Dr. j. 8. PEMBERToN & Co., proprie.
! tors, Atlanta, Ga, and BY -
- IT - e. PURCELL, LADD CO,
Wholesale Agents, . :
ia 1-eod&w3mA - - Richmond. Va.
nouBtf -cHEsr=rRorEcToRs, Of
every S'1 MEXDE BAKERs dras sa sou
snAss s hsb e iHs so S Rssssgs'
CHARCOAL BISCUIT and L zEEGEs, for the
.nepsia. solG MT MEADE & BAKERS drugstore.
: CIJTI, ER,s POCK EFT INHALERS xfford prompt
relef 10 sorethroat, bronchitis. and catArrb. Sol
,atTbSIsEeJ . MEADE BAKERS drugstore.
! PATE pECToRhEE,s ALUM and klN0 Log.
| ENGES, and CHLORATE OF POTAsSA LQZ-
ENGES, for coughs, colds, and sorsthroaL SOLD al
| go: q MEADE& BAKERS drugstore.
I pULLNA, FRElDRICHSHALL. and Other Eu-
ropean MINERAL WATERS, SOLD ID al Quantities
at - n MEADE & BAKERS drugs tore. I
FRENCH CHOCOLATE with EXTRACT OF
IBfaEF-Sery nutritious and pleasant to tue taste.
/ Sold ss 49, j MEADE d BAKERS drugstore, II
K de IN f.yo.,sst: ta - 919 Main street.
J7r1II PERSONS T0WHOM THELATE
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Drht, les cash in the Treasury,
Veterinary !, Heterogeneous.
prr> t~:,s cash In the Treasury
,i.rGary ], lS75............
I.crrSSc Of debt during the pas
month .......,.........
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old DOMINION STEAMSHIP <4AfA
" COMPANY. $50. sS
FOB NEW YORK. NIB

This company will dispatch enc Of their splendid
steamers--QtD DOMINION, WYAN0KE, taAAO
BEL gEbt R!U Blob %EI AxBEs s4h and Hat.
DAY at high water. 49, ~ i u
These ships are entirely new, and were built ex.
pressly for this route. =. TO-. go, ~. !.
rooms. 1911 E&sE' @-.--'s-.- -, 'sTT7E:e
The fare, accommodations, and attention are I'M
surpassed. .. $3.50 !,
Goods shipped by this fine are landed regularly
At New York ON the Conpany's covered pier, 81
North river. --. =. =, =. !. -. - .
Freights for points beyond New York forwarded
with dispatch, and no charge made excepf sctuSI
expenses incurred. = -. = = = :. >
F5sight received until s P. II. daily.
Fof further Information, apply to
GEORGE w. ALLEN & CO.. AGENTS,
ap8 Office Coapany's wharves. Rockets. ,
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rHE6APEAKE u AND OHIO RAIL-
~ ROAD-On. and after SUNDAY, Jaauary 8,
| 1873, passenger trains win rnn as foil0we:
: x 7TI0 fROM RICHMOND.
|, Sac a. NJ MAIL TRAiS.-For GordonsSlue;
sNarfostes Vile, .StaunyQpa .CoytHgt2n, and al
i At coyinrion at 7:s6 r: 81. ThI rain
connsc,s a GordoTsyille FOR 0rspge. Cu|pt per,
Werrenton, Manassas, Alexaudrfa. Wasnln9tons
and tite North, and az Charlottesville for Lynch.
burg, Bristol, Knoxville, Chattanooga. ana tad
SS sis pm. ACCOMMODATION TRAIE.-ror
fGordOusvie snd all stations DAILY ien.
capt Sunaayh arriving at Gordonssiiie at sd3f'
500 =. NJ. CINCINNATI ExPREss.For Cor.
dcnsyi.ie Charfotssviile, Ssaunten, Goshen, NH.
boroi CoyinstoH, and all stations west or Coyng.
tod daily (except saturday., arriving At huntinx!nn
at 6:2bR. d.. This trair connects At Gordonssllie
| for Washington, Baltimore and the Noftn, nno
| Tor Lynchbprg and the Sonth !. and ~ H9nugx"
ton Wit CLEANERS BostonA and Fleetwood fos Cih.
cfnnats ana sll po!n,s Wess snd Southwest arriving
af Cinciunsd ct g 4. ID
T. BaRHzRe checked through
For through uckesS, rates, and Information, ap-
sfy st S2e Vain s.rees, Ballard aed Exchange Ho'
tai or at the compauys ONCE Broad street xnd eixs
! sSanfh Z = g. w. MACEhRLAhE.
- -. n. oSit Assistant Gcucf1i Ticket Agent
TaorAs. DopAAEAp, General superintendent OF
Transpqrtat0l. ~ III ,.sxss}5EE % -
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conversation on the political events OF The
day a Republican member 81 the PennsYI.
vania Legislature remarked that II Congress
sustained tie military interfeeehcs d Eouis-
iana,e and Pinchback was admitted to the
Senate, the State Of Pennsylvania would 90
Democratic. next fall by mora than 81. 900
majority: .zSlraaT - stAr4 =;
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PHILADELPHIA, RICH. 19RRS
~ rnMOEID I,A NORFOLK sTEAN-s62l8

SI1 rs uI LH1HrI;y-sUE fdILAUELPHlA TWICE
AWEEk.~Unhl further notice The steamers Of
this line will leave Philadelphia every WEDN ES-
TUESDAY and SATURDAY at II O'Clock. :
Jersey, Pennsylvania, and Delaware fer ProYi.
dence, Boston, and New Orleans. Also, for Liver.
pool and Antwerp ria Bed Star and American
steamship lines. and bills OF lading sfenet through
stateroom, %. W. r. PORTER, Agent, =
gu 4 Ne, 241S Docf sfrect :