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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-15
letter from Lancaster County.


CONDITION OF THE FRUIT CROP SUCCESSFUL
TEMPERANCE DEMONSTRATION.
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.l
MAsrvA (LANoAsrsR CoURTHoUsE),}
LANCASTER COUNTY, Va, April :, 1876.
The weather has been very cold, ana Is
still coal for the season, yet the fruit is no.
all killed. The peaches, which began 10
bloom as early as the 1st Of February, are
still blooming, and though nearly II not all
the first were killed, few of8the latter may
mature. Cherries, apples, aud pears seem
not to have been has ,ened by the mlld
winter weather, and will mostly escape the
effects of the late cold.
Farming operations have been somewhat
retarded. No corn planted yet. The wheat
is looking tolerably well.
The memte:s of Liberty Lodge, No. SO,
Of Good Templars and the Mantua Musical
Association united aud had q grand temper
ance rally and musical concert on the night
Of the 9Th instant for the benefit of the tenn.
nerance cause in The county. aud particularly
of the Lodge. Rev. j. .. Hank, Of Middle.
eek. and Rey. ID. &C. Butts, of Northun.
,berland county, addressed the audience.
Alter the speaking there was served stump.
tuo,,s supper. Afser supper the CONCERT
took place. The proceeds Of the upper ana
concert amounted 70 nearly one hundrea
dollars. IA
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FORE1aN rNrEELraENcE.
] Has.f..

III Hay f. 49,
REVOLUTION AGAINST THE GOVERN.
MENT-POPULAR AND BLO0DLEss up
RISING-PEOBABLE UCCESs OF THE
MOVEMENT. 4
New YoRK, April 1.-THE purser OF the
steamer Tybee, which arrived here this
morning from Cape Haytien, reports that y
revolution against the Government OF Gen.
eral Dominique took place in Cape Hayden
on the 9TH instant at 4 o'clock A. NJ, which
proved a complete success, the whole popu.i
lation rising en- mGsse without dissenting
voice. No blood was shed, the only shots.
fred being in the air. The entire North, as.
far al heard from, has declared in favor Of the
revolution. It Is almost certain that the pre-.
sent Government must fall.
Samoa.
THE sTEINBERGER TRoUBLEs-THE KING
OPPOSED AND BAEIsHED-THE PRE-
? &C. &c. ssi-
SAN FEAycIsco, April 14.-The accounts
concerning The Steinberger troubles in Samoa
are very conflicting. Additional private let.
ters received by the Adanry, and statements
that the people and the Legislature, after
SsCiupeiSel . aiLest, uepooSu tuC Mug, Dsn-'
isbed him to neighboring island, and de-
nanded Steinberger's release. This was re.
fused, and the British man-of.war Bara-
eonta brought the King back to the
capital; but the people declined to
him. It is reported that the
people earnestly desired the release Of the
Premier, and were apxiousy looking for the
arrival Of the United States steamer Tusca-
rors to effect that purpose. The personal
of Steinoerger was sold, the prin-
cipaI purchasers being the ofi :ers of the
Baraconta. The steam launch presented to
the Government OF Simoa by the United
States was included in the sale. 1t IS stated
also that the English residents OF the islands
desire the annexation OF Samoa.
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Markets by Tslegraph.
T. RAT,TIMURE

.
BALTIMORE. April 14.-Four steady, .hrm and
Wheat 1rm and quiet; business re-
s irictsd by limited offerings; Peunss ivania red,
$1.559S1.57; Maryland red, 81 30l81 81: am.
Der, $1.6o@$I. 65; white. S1.40@8I. go. Southern
corn active and firm; white, 62@64s yellow, $40
quiet and arm. Provisions quiet and steady.
Mess pork, $23. Observation-Disclosures &C.; clear
rib Ike. Bacon-Shoulders. 1oH@10 4c.: clear
rib. 13AG1 SIC Hams, l5@16c. Lard drm re-
hued. 141c. Coffee dali and unchanged WEiskey
dull and lower. Sugar firm and III fair demand.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, April 14.-Flour steady and I'M
changed. Wheat steady al S1.2oG$l;32.. Corn
37@43c. Rye and barley unchanged. Pork frmer
at s22. 62hI$22.75. Lard steady and firm: steam,
SIC; kettle, 1340l4c. Ruk-meats stronger; all
offerings taken al yesterdays prices. Bacon hrm
shoulders. aHc clear riosides, 123c; clear sides,
ward at $1.06; genera lily held at sl.07.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE. April 14.-Flour and grain dull and
unchanged. Provisons-Demand good and tend
ing upward. Pork, s23. Bulk s-Shoulders,
96c.; clear rio sides, lk@1 &c; clear Sides l2HD
124c. Bacon-Shouloers. exc: clear RIB. SIDES,
S12.75@S12 S7h: clear sides. 13@13kc. Sugar
Eeg, 15c. WhisSey drm held at 81 OF. Sagsins
quiet and unchanged.
ST, LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, April l4.-Fiour dull and unchanged
Wheat timer; No. red tall, S1.3S, cash. CoTr
inactive and lower ut 474@@47hc., cash. Dat.
nrmer and inactive: No. e, 36hc. asked, 344c. bid
Rye scarce and firm; CSC. bio. Barley dull anl
unchanged. Whiskey steady and firm; Pors
quiet and unchanged. Bacon dull and unchanged
hogs active and lower; bacon, S7.25@7.50. Cat
tie quiet and unchanged.
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RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILRoADt
Ef2 COMPANY. IA
COMMENCING APRIL 1sr, 1876, trains:

RICHMOND 1rs AND PETEnsBua ss KAILsoApi 81
rOMMENCING APRIL 1sr, 1876, trains
~ on this road win run as follows:
LEAVE RICHMOND sogTIE. ~ III
610 A. M, THROUGH MAIL daily except Sum-
day.. connecting for all points South
and West Slceplng-car attached runs
through TO Weldon. g.s9 q q ~
las P. M, THROUGH MAIL daily, connecting
for all points South aud West Pas;
sengers taking this train will make
close connection at Petersburg fox
$40 T. NJ, FREIGHT daily Except Sunday, with
coach attached. 3 s.s II - & -
Leave pETERsBgRG NORTH.
1850 A. H., FHEIGaFTRAIN daily Except Sum
dayl With coach attached.
1900 NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily, connecting
go - with Richmond, Fredericksburg and
80 ~ Potomac railroad for ali points East
1856 P. IL, THROUGH MAIL daily except suu-
6ay), connecting with Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad
for all points East and West. Pullman
sleeper attached. running through
sse ,4... connection with the Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad for the Virginia Springs
and all points North and West.
The $40 A. IA. train from Richmond, and the
stations. :t sl..g 20
This is the only line with double daily tfairss
making close connections for Charleston,s Column.
bia, Augusta, Savannah, and the Soatf Is
at las +: Nd. MONDAYS, WEDN EsDAYS, and
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg win start from
NH as -. =, a. SHAW Superintendent.
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,.,r.,>,, COLLECTION WIG SUPPORTS Mr..
BLAINE.

vrc,1<IA COLLECTION WHO SUPPORTS h".
BLAINE.
,,-.,-,,x,r,x April IA collector Of
..,orr4l revenue for one OF Inc virginia u's-
,rba,, III record has been exceptioi'
.nr Good vas surprised few days ago 10
80 49, ,bg, ac tad been removed from nus
,j'.1. He at ONCE came 10 NaSuin Ston, ana,
i.'rinr At the Whi,e House, inquired II any
49,. gr%s oyis,,d rs z cause for his removal.
T., p-r.idcu; replied that he kne" OF
-. m COMPLAINT had been made against
~: .,"' frnn arv source. The collector
49,. .l-n sid that bis discharge must De
-. .. srrount Of his friendship tor Mr..
pI.,rs ~ q presidentisl candidate. W men
..:. urss not denied, he continued that ne
- made 10 efforts TO Influence any OF MS
.'S,,,,,, or other subordinaies. but hsd
.r,grd hem 10 spouse the cause oil enter
,r,hr candidates whom they preferred. lie
,,sgr that !, yaS not becoming IN Govern
-'a,, official 10 take very active part IN
-,,J,ic,l sfY.jrS. but be did not think that MS
!I,.,.i,r prevented him from having an
I.-r;o, aud hc had 20 hesitation IN saying
~. Vr Rh.iue was mis- candidate, and that
49, .hogl, 90 whatever was proper TO ad-
t,r,o NJ, rlu,r. Ii the ILLUSTRATION was
unwilling 10 alIow him that liberty, 1t would
:. unnecessary 10 remove him, as his reSig-
r,,jon Wa. a. the disposal Of the President.
General Grant and his candidate, Conk'
Inc were evidently convinced that the re-
r.yu OF such an Official would De more
t,9ugin.. than MS adverse Influence. and TIE
r,IJsS.or sas SLOWED to retain his place. 1t
!. m .ccrct tina; the President. in the absence
special aseu: in MS (the Cabinet ON !er,S)
DEPARTMENT, and sent hm TO Virginia 10
"iiy the delegates TO the State convention
in Mr.. Conklirg's interest," washington Cor
r..Douqence Ne,c York Tribune.
collector RUSSELL wa, in Washington the
1lv mentioned
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TORNADO IN Observation-Disclosures, April
I3.-Iu SUBURB (Germautown) tonight a
hurricane caused great deal of damage and
the death Of Two men-Michael and John
M,fert, father and seD,-besides numerous
lesser accidents. Mef1ert, ST., his SOD, and
SIX others, were in Johu's house when II was
struck BIZ the wind and blown down. The
entire party was covered by walls, &c. The
father and son were crushed so rs to be un.
recognizable. and The others were more or
l..S iuiur.i
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An IRIsH GIAxT.-The British bark Mime
haha, which arrived al Baltimore WedueS
day night from Londonderry, brought
smong her crew a rrrirable Irish giant, who
worked his passage. lie is native of the
county Derry, Is seven feet four inches high,
l4rge.boned huE not stout, and his name is
gwen = JaMes Alauder, and IS twenty
!uht SrArS Old.
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hiss held 3 meeting ana discussed the SUB.
jet. i WIS shown that ont.of 7ls babies.
received at the Grey Nuns Hospital last
year only eighty. ght survived. Forty.one
OF the gitimale chlldren belonged 10 Mon.
'treal, and forty.seYen were sent from the.
United States.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGES.
OFFERINGS.

81, -. fIiCftfauS0s Apru II, 1910. =
OFFERINGS.
WHEAr.-l While $40 bushels. Red. 262 bushels.
CORN White. 1.6Iz bushels. Nired, 80 btfshels
OATs.-364 bushels. q So e
PoTATOES.-140 bushels. ~
BLACK PEAS.-30 bushels.
SALES.
WHEAr- Wafte, 90 bushels At s1.48 90 bush
lis common on private terms: Is bushels ut
81. 20-totaI. @7e bushels. Red, SO bushels good
It 1852; 20 BASKETS at s1.3S: Sd bushels good
II S1.60 So bushels at 81. S0-total, 232 Bushels.
CORN White, 1854 bushels prime at 5Sc,; 3 8
bushels prime ut 60c.; 40 bushels very good ar
1882 bushels. Hired, 50 Bushels COED
On private terms. ST 81 ia Il Z
OATs.-1 80 bushels at 45c.; 3s bushels Urine.
;pIi9g at 47c,; SO bushels good spring, asf 46c.-
PEAS. 80 bushels black at 30c. Ss.st lss
PoTAToEs.-14o bushels on private TERMS
RE-ExHIBlTED.
CoRN.-White, 200 bushels.
sOATs.-l04 bushels. * ss,8s ZtrtS
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A GcoD WORD FROM THB SOUTHWEST. -Let
richmond be the market for our merchants,
and lei the manufactures of that city De
sought after by our people. Surely city
that has always been so loyal to the Interests
OF the State $ worthy Of being sustained by
tac people Of the S:ate.-Mdrion Herald.
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HOLIDAY Monday last was observed by
our cit'Z -ns-mo,tly OF the colored persua-
slon-as Easier holiday despite the dicta OF
the Church dignltares and the SduantS OF the
Dispatch. We'll, ii these poor unfortunate
people who don't have on an average more
IMAM four days holiday a week fad they
were mistaken in keeping last Monday they
VIII sci it all right by observing next
fGrnlrlWe Mercury.
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TIE CElTESSlAL SHIELD OF VIRGINIA.
C0lone! Walter II. Taylor has been dele
gated 10 prepare the centennial shield OF
Virginia for the Philadelphia Exposition,
aod Vt learn that MIR. Il. +. Richardson, our
wci-known and talented townsnan, VIII
nave The execution OF the sane.-NorjoIk
ILrHiilnn
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The Democrats and tho Financial
Question.

wAsulHsToS. April 13.-The leading
Democrats in the Senate aud House have bad
several conferences Of late on the financial
question They united in the unanimous
opiuioa that il Was necessary 10 express
some definite views on the SUBJECT DIS one OF
the issues Of the approaching political cam
paign. Il vas also agreed that it would be
better TO take this question up at 40 early
Gay in Congress, IN the desire TO settle upon
sIalicy tuere rather than leaving it to the
uEdi.ciplncd members Of nominating con.
veDton.- Washington Correspondence BATH
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Abraham Lincoln figures in play at the
Paris Lyriqle, and has no end OF trouble
WIKI an extraordinary person whose name
Is printed in the advertisement as "Scom-
wal" Jackson. The impression in the
french mind seems 10 be that Jackson was
ehristeDed alter the English Protector.
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rROQUET-1876.
INDt sTRUCTIBLE CROQUET. WITH
KUBBER-FACED MkLLbTS,
FOR SALE BY q:
J. 7. ELLYoOE, BOUkSEI4LER,.
l112 MAIN STREET.


Special attention Is called TO this new style OF
CROQUET. BY the use OF rubber face the mslie et
is rendered indestIuctIole aud prevents the Dais
from being split or even denied in PLAYING. A
more scientific game can be played with ihs sty:e
OF Croquet than with any other as me ruooer tace
on the mallet gives certain elasticity 10 Inc stroke
besides, csrom shots can be made as IN bilharoS.
Price, 81. .s.sr
"YEXILLO," -
or the improved method or playing Croquet
Vexiiio is not offered to the public as q new and
complicated game, but simply as an improved
method of playing croQue1. Price, so:
In addition to the above have u fuii supply Oh
caoquEr At Ss Hs, 81 s sna hooks hoo Of in.
s,,nrtion Eso plainiy written that those who have
never played the game can easily learn It.
If persons ordering will remit hfiy cents eSIra
will send the CrGQuet 10 any part OF SHS'n'a
freight or express paid.
j. Il. kLuYSON. Booksellers,
Zip Main street,
NH 80 third door above Dispatch ofiice.
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.F!1.N-AN.G |Il.A!I!:.

{ RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE
FRIDAY. Apsfi "a tsae.
There was no session Of Tho Stock Board TO-DAY.
being Good Ffidzy. sd IS
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BA,NKEln.s, AND b BROKERS' "a ..,l RI

DATLROAD AND STATE BONDs.-I
IL Offer s5oOo.o0o OF DEFAULTED FIRST
MOKyG AGE GOLD BONDS OT $1,000, Each
from as per bond upwards The bonds are ell
regularly issued by various railroads and states,
and many OF them will prove epormcu'ly proh<
able. Lists and prices will be cheerfully Rlyer
s+tEs3T @3itiaEE W. Fl. WEEKS, Banker.
saT,s 49, ITS Broadway. New York.
Railroad. State, and county ponds wanted.
APP 5-eod1m
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o. -" EASTERN LuSATtc. AsYLUM,}
WILLIAMsBURG,Y VA, A pfll b, 1876. )

NOTICE. Proposals will be received at
IN this office until the goth instant for furnishing
the EASTERN LUNATIC ASYLUM with about
ONE MILLION OF BRfCks-two thirds hard
lm ut such times and In such quantities as the Tx.
ecutive Committee Of The Board OF Directors may
direct subject 10 the inspection and REJECTION OF
said committee.
Persons desiring 10 contract are notified that sara-
Piles Of The bricks required can be seen at new
ards flee at said 4 sylum. and thai rome VIII oe
received I'd n DO net strictly compare with the sam
The Size of the mouds to be used In the manu-
faclurepf the brick 10 be as follows; NINE incnes
long. for and half inches WI te aud three inches
thick. ---.---.,.-,... >.
reject any or all bids. Address
Steward Eastern Lunatic Asylum.
ap S-2tawtap20 WilliamsDnrg,-ya. =
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MARINE 4nrELLIaENCH.

Moon r1SeS....... 1G:34 EVehlng............ S'fO
PORT OF RICHMOND. APRIL IA. 1875.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Westover, Skinner, Baltimore, mer.
eliandise and passengers, L. b. Tafun. agent.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, mer-
chanoise and pass engers l.. B. Tatum, agent.
Schooner Sarah Warren, -. Norfolk, light, to
load for Melville, n. j., Curtis i Parker. .,r
Schooner Roanoke, Wilson, Norfolk, light.
- SAILED.
Steamer Wyanoke, Couch, New York. merchan.
disc and passengers, 6. w. Allen 81 Co, agents.
Steamer Alliance. Carr, Philadelphia, merchan.
disc end passengers. w. 2. Porter, agent
schooner Leonessa, Achorn, Philadelphia, gran
tie, Curtis & Parker.
Schooner Bred zr, Cranmer, New York; camel
coal, Gervas Storrs, agent.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
From New York April 18th, schooner Ida A.
Jayne, Mills.
schooner SInbad, Avery, from RoekIand for
Richmond, at Vineyard Haven April 11th.
NOTICE TO MARINERS. 80, -
An obstruction, supposed to be part Of wreck,
Is reported in Fishers Island Sound, between Lati.
nier Reef Spindle and Seal Rocks. buoy tred
and black horizontal stripes) win be placed to marx
1t as soon as practicable. - -. rs
A.C. HIND, Lighthouse, . I,nSsp tss:s.,
Tomkinsuille, N T.. April IL, 1876. z.
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B YTE'IEGRAPH.I
UNVE1LIEG OF LlNCeLx.s STATUE
AT WASHINGTON.
ARRIVAL OF CENTENNIAL GOODS
AT PHILADELPHIA.
4. r. STEWARDS ESTATE.

He Beq1eaths Nearly All of His Pro.
perty TO His Wife-A Mark Of Re.
gard Worth Having-A Letter
Concerning Public Charities.
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF RICHMOND STOVE CoMPANY,l !.
RICHMOND, VA, April 1l,1S76. .
PROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING
Il BRICK, and taking down and Cleaning the
brick In the walls Of certain buildings on the cor.
ner of Msin and Twenty. 18th streets, aud laying
the same, will be received at this once npui a. ~
URDAY next, the 18Th instant, at 10 M. ALSO,
ap1S'4t W. C.KNIGHT, President. {.
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Ry Telegraph.

& E6ITrsfoHE, April a. frginia 6,s, DID, 80 |:
c0nsols, SO. West yfrginia,ss o. North Carolina
IS, old. IL new, g: special far, q. BID tc-tay.
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EASTER LILIES. An Exquisite Novel.
TaE BAD HABITS OF GOOD SOCIETY. BY
George A. Baker. &1.25.
WOVEN OF MANY THREADS. a new Novel
CHEERING WORDS FOR THE MASTER .
WORkERS. LOO.
BEDE'S CHARITY. By Hesba Stretton. $3.50.
KING AND COMMONWEALTH. History Of
Charles l. and the Great Rebellion, BY Messrs.
COrderey and Philpotts. 81 rs.
HANDBOOK OF THE CEN
TENNIAL CITY {Philadelphia). SOC. and VI.
All the New Books Of merit received by
- = WOODHOUSE & PARHAM,
onR . Mt their new store.
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HOTELS.
HOTELS.
~1~~~~~--~---~~~---
A MEXICAN, HOTEL.
LADIES' ENTRANCE ON MAIN STREET.
OFFICE ON TWELFTH STREET.

Country merchants. farmers, and others visiting
Richmond will fluid this the most conveniently
located hotel In the city being In the very chS1as
OF BUSINESS, and the CHARGES hhAsoSAh DIE ~
s On 1 the II european and American plans.
sixty new and elegant rooms recent adueG.
,oanfs e" JOHN N. BALLARD, Proprietor:
Nd. II. MILLAI, Cashier. ap.l9-!os
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WATCHES, JEwELRY, dc.

DIAMONDS, WATCHES, AND&a
JEWRLRY-The undersigned mos, kJA
respectfully anpounces to the public that he &A9f
has great many ,EOkFEITED PLEDGES leit
over from the sale of The 9Th instant consisting Of
T'snIEs, FINE GOLD WATCHES from zee up,
Yards: ,GENTLEMEN'S FINE old WATCHES
from $50 up handsome sOLW G0Lp, 0P HXaA-
CHAiNS: fue GOLD GUARD and, CHATE.
LANE. CHAINS; $50 fine sOLID GOLD SGT
RINGs from SO MP fine SLEW and BOSOM a.
RiiTT0NS: fine solitaire and g., j.. D. and
X STONE DIAMOND RINGS, set In the finest
gold mountIngs; one pair SOLITAIRE DIAMOND
!EAR-RINGS, beaiifut amt cheap. AmoDg me
and of we'll known makers, In heavy q karat 500
cases. A cali from those in want OF SUCH ar,,cies
will cor vince them that good GOODS can be ponSn'
hare Tor less than the cost of inferior qua else
Where S. A. WINST0Ck. Loan Broker,
nc I'm z Fourteenth street.
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REDUCTION IN PASSENGER FARE.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.

IL - K : Z
PASSENGER TRAINS leave West Peins D Ally
leave Richmond at p. NJ, arriving at West Poin
. Trains connect at West Poat with steamers from
b bnlsif Friday I'D aud SUNDAYS, and With
steamers for Baltimore and all eastern points on
MONDAYS, W EDFEsDAYS,a and FRIDAYS:
Fare TO q w
Fare TO Baltimore and return.............ltiS6 %
Fare TO pbl.a9elpnia eg
Fare 20 New York....,. %
fasf a Il Ggap FRiiGHT TRAINS leave Rich.
and Srt SUNDAY. connectins al West Point Win
steamers, aud delivering freight in Baltimore early
sext morning; returning, leave West Potat 81
l2:l6 P. III, arriving at Richmond at =. M.s
and connecting with the Through Freight Trains
az the Richmond and Danyilie railroad ios ~
s Cypress FREIGHT received on MoNbAY,
WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY before p. Miwfii
be delivered In Baltimore the following dayat "
= LOCAL FREIGHT TRAINS With passenger
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS, and SATURDAYS,
and leave West Point for Richmond the same dsys
at 1:56 A. NJ, arriving at Richmond at 1860 z. NJ
d The management takes pleasure In announcing
to The travelling public ana sh1agpeTs lhst ~
Point have been reatted IN the most tii0roaga
manner for the accommodation OF passengers On 3
freight Z. 20 -.
In ample time TO connect with the rail- lines Tor
Philadelphia, New York, Boston, and all eastern
and western points. M III s III -
I 'FreigEts will be given the utmost dispatch. NO;
transfers at Richmond Of freghts 70 or from SOUTH
CIV II po'Atees n. II. DOUGLASS, Superintendent
w. y. BRAGG, Master TRANSFORMATIONS mh Id y
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