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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-01
rrro,o the San Francisco Chronicle


sToNE's FERRY, New, April 5, 1876
Having heard much Of the wonderful salt
| formations on the Virgin river, in Nevada,
a few miles north of the Colorado river, l
deemed it OF sufficient Importance TO the
neople OF the Pacific slope and Of the whole
Union to make trip of nearly one hundred
miles TO examine and write them up Tor
general information. The road is down the
Great sacramento Valley to the north, into
valley entirely destitute OF water Tor over
one hundred and fifty miles, north ana
south. but in many places covered Witn q
luxuriant growth of native grasses. Inc
northern part of this valley is called
fine desert. and during the hot, dry
months of summer is dangerous to cross
unless good supply OF water IS taken
for man and beast. I saw the graves OF
several who, within four years, have per-
;sbed from heat and thirst while crossing,
including both men and women. The aiti-
tnde at this point is but 1880 feet, While al
Mineral Park it is 4,400 feet. The altitude
Of the Sacramento Valley is greatest at or
near its centre, or near Mineral Park, from
which il falls each way north and south
north to Stones ferry, over seventy miles,
and south to the "Ncedles," about the same
distance. This ferry, now owned by Rob-
ert Patterson and leased by hessrs. Emory
g. Schwarz, has now been eslapnsaeu
several years, and Is tne great mo
roughfare between Nevada and Ari-
IONA. One mile above the ferry the V1r-
GIN river comes In from the north, ana on
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y ~ RANDOLPH e ENGLISH.
NEW AND VALUABLE BOOKS
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]. t. ELLYsoN,
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1112 MAIN STREET,
three doors above Dispatch Office.

= Any OF the following books viii be sent postpaid
toaay address on receipt of the price:
IN A WINTER CITY. A Story of To-day. By
ONE NfeH fsSs aYsrERr BY May Agnes rlen-
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THE Ee5s S = Rev W HsaafyN cg By son Miller
The AGE OF ELizABETH. BY MandeiI Crelgh-
THE TOM N y a WIN tn MSPS and Tase
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volumes. Per set, $3.50. -
PLAT0's BEST THOUGHTS. Compiled 1 ed, from Pro- o.
ARMS &EB ARMen n ANTr9gITy, AND THE he
MODERN WEAPoNs. s1.5o..
THE LIFE OF GENERAL THOMAS J. JACK
sari HIs sFssis f 81 ThE UNITED
!, STATES-thordughly revised edition, to be COM
/ pleted In six volumes; volumes l., H., and III.
THE BIBLE w6kD-Book. by William swinton.
A HANDBOOK OF PROVERBS. Collected by
THE HABITs OF Good SOCIETY. A hand
: book Of etiquette for ladies and gentlemen.
THE CHALDEAN ACCOUNT OF GENESIS, con:
tainins description of the Creation, the Fail
of Man, the DelIgc, AMI other Interesting mat
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LIVES AND PORTRAITS OF ALL THE PRESI-
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WE LAKESIDE LIBRARY.
81 BOOKS FOR 10 CENTS.
j. T. ELLYSON, Bookseller

1T. ELLYSON, Bookseller,
11I2 Main street, three doors above the Dispatch
Office
Persons ordering by mail will please enclose three
cents per No. additional for postage Orders from
the country solicited and Will receive prompt attcll-
lion.
Every No. contains complete novel, worth In or
binary book form from ! TO 81 each. These books
the best works n the various great a thors named
below, and In each case arc unabridged, ,Iaered,
and illustrated. IL will pay every lover OF good read
Ing Ia examine our
TEN-CENT EDITION OF STANDARD AU-
TllOi;S.
TIE BEST OF HUSBANDS. By James Payn. IN
THE sssI WMNbE irlSs HE fas BY Charles Reade
THE GOLDEN Lion OF GRANpERE. BY An
THE HTt;-ETSXEES; by Ja!es Verne.
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TOM BRoWN;s SCHOOL-DAYs. BY Thomas
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MIsrREss JUDITH. by G. C. Frayser-TytIe
(Ilstratcd) Price, o cents.
OPEN! SESAME! By Florence Marryatt. Prize
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WARD OR WEE? Price, 10 cents (lllus-
QUEEN MARY BY Alfred Tennyson. Price, 10
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LOVES VICTORY. ByB. L. Farjeon. ullustrated.)
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A novel race took place at Deerfoot Park,
New York, on the 2Sth, between the morse
White Clouds and David Stanton, the I'm English l:
bicycie champion, Tor purse OF $1,000, dis
lance five miles, and the race was won Dy
the horse, who distanced Stanton IA miles.
The latter was greatly fatigued, but NAH
aged TO work out the distance.
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It was reported in San Francisco Friday
That Dom Pedro will start for the East direct
Saturday, instead Of visiting the Virginia
City mines, as he originally intended. It is
difficult, however, to predict his movements,
ne he keeps his own ceunsels very closely.
his own attendants being often ignorant OF
his intentions.
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The New York Sun says that the legacies
provided for in \. II. Stewards will have
been paid, but the sums Of s, 900 to each
employe of twenty years standing, and $500
to each who had been in his service ten
years, which Mrs. Stewart is told by her
husbands letter to bestow, have not been
disbursed. The delay is caused by the
making of the lists, search Of old account
books being necessary to ascertain the
claimants length Of employment.
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A pompous fellow was dining with coun'
try family, when the lady Of the house de-
sired the servant to take away the dish cor.
tanning the fowl, which word she pro,
'nounced fool, as is not uncommon in Scot.
land. 81 presume, madam, you mean fowl,''
said the prig, in 4 reproving tone. every
we'll" said the lady, a little nettled, "be il
SO; take away the fowl and let the fool re-
main3
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es(VREAT-BELT POULTRY YARDS

JAMES n. LANDING Parker,s Landing, Pa,
breeds only pedigree LIGHT BRAHMAS and Inn
ported BLACK HAMBURGHS. Have won the fol-
lowing premiums this season:
Franklin, Pa.-Light Brahna Fowls--frst and
special: Light Brahma chicks-hrst and special I;
Black Hamburger Chicks.frst, SECOND, and special:
Meadvile, Pa.-Lisht Brahma towls.lrst, second.
Black Hamburger Chicks-tlrst, second. and special.
, Iitusvi.le, Pa.-Light Brahma Fowls-hrst, second,
and special; Light Brallma Chick2-hrst, second,
and special Black Hamburgh Chicks-drst, second
and special. ro1.c -
sale after January 10Th.
Send stamp for price and information regarding
.toctr e. NH 25-w Inns
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(tR 100 u L Tt 6.
INDESTRUCTIBLE CROQUET, WITH
RuBBER-FACED MALLETS,
FOR SALE BY
j. Il. ELLYSON, BOOKSELLER,
ITO MAIN STREET.

S,oci,l attention Is called to this style OF Gro
Oi!ET By the use Of rubber face the maiet Is rem
Tered indcStructiblc and prevents the balls from H
ina snt or even denied III playing more scientific
Iame can he played with This style OF Croquet than
with any Other, US the rubber face on the nnet gives
a certain elasticity To the stroke besides cro sots
can be made Us In billiards. Price, s4
have also supply OF the new game
"VEXHIO,"
or the improved method Of playing Croduet.
yexilio Is not offered 10 the public as new ana
complicated game but snplya rs an ilhprofcd ieth"a
of uiaNing Croquet. Priccts5:
In addition to the above have full supply OF
CROQUtr ut 1915, 50. So. 10, 81. and 80:
Each set is complete in Itself, with books Of lnstruc-
ton so plainly written that those who have never
PLAYED the game can easily learn Ii. ,
II nersous ordering will remit fifty cents extra |
will Send the Croquc to any part of Virginia, freight
or express paid.
Orders from the country solicited
j. f. ELLYSON, Bookseller,
HIP Main street,
NH 40 three doors above UisDatch office.
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REDUCTION IN PASSENGER FARE.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave West Point DAILY
at A. NJ, arriving ut Richmond at 10 a. M ielye
Richmond ut +. NJ, arriving al West foins .. .
Trains connect at West Point with steamer from,
RInSSs aaa rs asS VIVA
Baltimore and all eastern points on hOSDAfsiss
WEDNESDAYS, und FRIDAYS. 800
Fare TO Baltimore and return. w
Fare To Washington. ou
Fare to Philadelphia. s0
fure IN New York HtDv
fa TaRo UGH iREiGiT TRAINS leave Rieaend
DAY, connecting at West Point with steamers and
delivering freight y Esmo1s sriy PeSs sss,;
AZ Richmond at 6 +. NJ, and connecting with she
Through Freight Trains on the Richmond and 3Dsii-4
'' EX PRESS a FRElGHT received on MONDAY,
WEDNESDAY, aud FkIDAY before 2 PM. m WI
be delivered In baltimore the following any AZ -
a Local FREIGHT TRAINS with passengeS
coaches attached leave Richmond as 63g a. -. 9ns
and leave West Point for Richmond t,e same days
At I:55 A. h. arriving Mt liichnond at S;b5 Y. ai.
,h rfe eYeas pabe and Shippers that The sisa%ers
Of this line between Baltimore and West Point have
been retted In the most thorough manner iof us
uccou,lno datlon or passengers and flelSnt -
travellers taking Ellis line arrive in Baltimore hi
ample time to connect With tile rail- lines for Pills
elphi,, New York, Boston, ana all esisekh ana
ef Freshts will be given the utmost dispatch. No
transfers at Richmond of freshts 70 or from souisi
'f" p''A''' HIT. DOUGLASS. Superintendent; II,
". N. BRAGG Master Transportation. NH Ia ).
RICHMOND, FRED'G & FoT0MAc 2. q. Co,
OFTfcE GENERAL TICKET AGEsT, -.
RICHMOND. January 8, 1872
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
o.a,np N, leaves the Byrd-Street station daily.
N''' - Connecting with the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad at shepherd, Opposite
Alexandria; due at camieti s.ss tl,s,.
New York fraia iTHROuGH
SLEEPER FROM SHEFHERnf t3s
SRW YORK;, and with New York
Night express rta Hsnm9fs. anl
a n1s,n {, 'sshasss-sirsst stations naI.s
Is. ,Imore' at i0:b0 r. 30. TIiR Qi'fitle
SLEEPER FROM WAsfatSaYTOA.l
no NEW YORK. 5o.:.. $50
800 ~ - ,exeeptedi connecting at Wasbinstpn
Will The Raliimore and pDtesaas and
Baltimore and Ohio railroads
sos r NJ A Msasssr aSas,ia isayss
500 4. IL arrives a,1sa L Hssissrsss asiloa ta-
Ian a says ss 6 ssyli.sress station
Sal A. M. ACCOMMODATE oE rlsAi arssssss
at nroad.ssrect sisiion 3sanea,s oass'
ecpted). III z "a
PariOr-cars on day trains.
paii,,an sleepcrs ON night trains q ss ~ 4 y 81
FREIGHT fR AINs have GTs.sd. ssfees sssfsn OF
TUESDAY, SiuRsDAY. ana sAT iik q a ~
n SIMTSs fss 2; gSEsfs Nssi ss and III
Moi.NfNtsS Coiiaignees % liy4 ssock sad pfssn q
ALE articles Upon giving motto AZ sIe saa
freight If EcnItpss on tresfans es -,
.i; aal points No North md Vel 8
"a 4 = GenegEi Freight sEd tifxet ASs3isf ~
~
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OFFICE OF THE
JORDAN ROCKBRIDGE ALUM Oh;
y SPRINGS FOR RENT. III

AS commissioners under decree Of the Circuit
Court OF ROckbridge county, we Will receive bids Tor
the lease Of this
CELEBRATED WATERING-PLACE
for not less than one nor than five years. This
property Is fully equipped with tee modern improve
incits for frstclass hotels, and furnished In
superior TO amy summer resort Ia Virginia The
ters lbs great popularity Us summer resort yor In.
yads and its beautiful groundsand
snienaii equipment, make this very desirable pro-
nerty for city hotel propretors whose business does
not require their personal supervision during the
SIMMER months, and others desiring 70 rent such
property 4
rrolp' 4 4. II. BiNKEY, Charlottesville, Va,
e w 4; A 4. GbnAnYiDsoN Lexington Va
mn 30-eod3m commissioners I nus
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.ELECT THE BEST.
GELECT THE BEST.
WADsWoRTII, MARTINEZ & LONGMAN's
PURE PAINTS,
PREPARED FOR EislEDIATE USE,
n. on7 PEARL STREET NEW YoRK.
oo7 PEARL STREET, NEW YoRE

DOT PEARL STREET, NEW IUIth'
we warrant the following advantages IN the use OF
our paints: o,s u-,,, nrn.
sent good appearance after pure white lead maxsa
in the Ordinary way has BECOME WASHED fkoM
Two eonts of our paints are sufficient where three
coats of other paints would be required.
The body or covering capacity Is iii, Do,
FOR POUND or BY MEASURE Our paihIs "aii eo'ei
more surface than pure white lead. ,,,a
The taxes no aIs , In using a paitdIar
su .., En% "a r white lead or any other If OUR
pAIsTs do not prove perfectly satisfactory.
Samn,e cards. &c, sent npon application.
Forsalc by BoDf. .-- pi.V. =.
Wholesale Agents,
IS. :. !, .,on, -. Richmond, Va,
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The message OF Governor Coke, Of Texas,
makes twelve columns OF solid nonpareli IN
the Houston Telegraph, and in conclusion
the Governor says he has necessary y
omitted any mention OF many sublecss OF
general public interest"
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Virgin River.

VISIT TO THE GREAT SALT MINES OF SOUTH
ERN NEVADA SECTION OF COUNTRY
WORTH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF A FORMER
GREAT SALT LAKE.
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A Philadelphia paper sounds a solemn
warning Residents and visitors there
dnripg the Centennial to beware OF thiefes'
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TOR BALTIMORE. s[kH.
II TRl-WEEKLY Il asse 33a4sss2zk
POWHATAN STEAMBOAT LINE,

THROUGH FREIGHT.
NO TRANSFER BETWEEN RICHMOND AMI
BALTIMORE.
NO D0CkAGE CHARGED
The new and fast iron steamers SHIRLEY md
MISSIONER, OF this line, leave their now pier, IN the
Dock. foot OF Twenty -second street, every TUES
DAY and thursday MORNING Mt O'Clock, and
SATURDAY AFTERNOON ut O'Clock, for Balt-
more, making close connections mt Locust Point with
Baltimore and Ohio railroad for NIL points west ana
northwest; also, with Northern Central railroad FOR
northern cities and Canada
Through bills signed to Baltimore and all points
west, and rates guaranteed Us low as ny any other
line. Apply to E l.. i. TATUM, Agent.
Offices Twenty-sccond aud Dock streets and No.
QO3 Main street oc 81
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This warehouse has recently undergone tii9soueh
renar and being one OF the largest In the Unhsi
States with capacity for storage Of 5000 hosheads
of tobacco Is now open for the reception,
and delivering Of LEAF TOBACCo I'm aecoraahce
with the laws OF Virginia.
our SJr, OWEN, u planter by birth ana edacatiot,
horn and raised In Halifax county, Ya long expert
enee.i In handling tobacco ut South boston, fniiy
posted as 20 the wants OF the planters In this
assumes the duty OF Inspector II Mayos Wafshoas.
With the axed purpose Of guarding alike the interest
OF planter and buyer 60
Mr.. deter has fad ten years experience al sea
brool,s warehouse, In this city, which itiiy quail
es him for the post he will assume OK ssrre sly
Weighing receiving, and sampling all Tobaeco t.il
may be entrusted to them. mn I-ai.,Woh' <
DEAD THIS.--I here offer my Ell tire
IA, real estate for sale, situated In MONTGOMERY e.
county Va six miles northeast or BsckSnuls, NE
seat Of the Agricnlsuraisnd Aechanieai s ,,,s,
land "a In two bouniEirts-s7oO ACRES IN the iafSe
farm. noted as an excellent grazing and wheat iFni,
well uatere,i two incxhanstile veins OF ssone eOd
running the enf Ire length OF tho farln Ihs si ~
farm contsins 16i acres. This Is ore % uis W =
tobacco farms In the union aso sfsS.non ags Mr.
and grsir Address A. cRUMPACkERh. asSso ~
Va. ------ ~ |.
nILL-UEADS, 81 to $40 per ream, at me
~ IA
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.(tANTON INSIDE LINE. "e,i1Ens

"(;;ANToN INSIDE LINE 80 60.
NEW FAST FREIGHT ROUTE BETWEEN
RICHMOND AND PHILADELPHIA.
TRI-WEEKLY.
On and after OCTOBER lsr the splendid iron
steamers OF tls line will leave Richmond TUES
DAYS, THURSDAYS, and SATURDAYS from
Powhatan Steamboat Lines pier, ut corner OF TWEEN
ty-sec0nd and Dock streets making close connection
each trip at Canton, Md EAST Ba'timorc,) with the
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad
Company for Philadelphia.
SPECIAL ADVANTAGES:
All freight by this line covered by fire and marine
insurance free of cost. No docnge charged ut Rich
mond Rates as low ~ any other line. This Is the
quickest line between Philadelphia and Richmond.
Freights ordered by this line should be marked
"Canton Inside Line" and sent to the Phladephls,
Wilmington and Baltimore depot, Philadelphia:
Freghts.receired daily In Philadelphia ana Kich-
nOnd.
For further information apply to
l.. 3. TATUM, Agent,
Offices Twenty-second and Dock streets
and No. 903 Main street; or to
u.s.. WILSON, General Freight Agent,
Philadelpha, Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad,
Philadelphia. po
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TAMES RIVER STEAMBOATssIlIl
y COMPANY. s.sz.
WINTER SCHEDULE.
FOR NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH, BALTIMORE,
PHILADELPHIA, AND NEW YORK.
$685.. ALSO FOR
REGULAR LANDINGS ON JAMES RIVER.
WINTER SCHEDULE,

PHILADELPHIA, AND NEW YORK.
ALSO FOR
REGULAR LANDINGS ON JAMES RIVER.
On and after TUESDAY, October 5, 1875, this
COmpany's fast and elegant steamer JOHN S1L-
VES'rER, Captain j. a. POST, carrying United
States mall will leave her wharf Rockets for above
named points TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS, and
SATURDAYS at $50 a. NJ.
Passengers make sure connections with Fay Llne
at Norfolk for Baltimore, Philadelphia, and New
York.
FARE TO NORFOLK ONLY......$ Q 90
FARE TO NORFOLK AND RE-
TURN...... .......................".. 9U
Fare 10 BaltlfslOfc.. u w
Fare to New YORK. :........... :..,..,. a. oV
Tickets for sale on steamers, ut CARRIER e Co..
Ticket Agency Main street, and Exchange Hotel, an0
baggage checked through. Freight received daily for
Boston, Norfolk, and Portsmouth, ana regular land-
ings on ,Jamcs river, from 7 \. NJ. to +. NJ, III
reasonable rates.
Freight for way landings must nc prepaid.
l.. Il. TATlM, General Agent.
Office: Company's wharf, Rockets; branch Office
at W. ID. Blair Il Co.'S, No. 9O3 Main street.
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YOU lliS' CLOTHING,

\"urn>' CLOTHING,
iUE YOUTHS FIFTEEN. SIXTEEN, AND SEW
TEEN YEARS OLD.
,,...,, have spcnGid line Of
>"l tbs DIAGONAL COATS and VESTS ut
So !iS'Er~lNEss-suITsat $40 to&15;
sos lH~' FINE CLOTH FRorkS az $40;
A'"r 20 Which can Lee c'plalcd In the city.
WIN. IRA SMITH, ACT,
ap@"-ttcnd 100 Mnn street.
A COOP OPENING IN BALTIMORE
l"ug-c>ial.l>l.rd and reliable Notion House In
M!ich Tor years ms llad lhrse sontIern
1 Viii 'li pui /" proper parties on or before july
i.1' very desirable. stock staple, and VIII be re-
W, ~ or thousand dollars, and goodwill,
iN''',. AUD GENERAL appliances, and an established
"t5 "l tc transferred. For further particulars
WHOLESALE NOTION DEALERS,
No. 400 Baltimore street, Baltimore.
ar=iN.W&StIc7
y TIE CIRCUIT COURT OF Abe
:, SMAkIE COUNTY, IN THE STATE OF NlR-
MmtNiA-!N CiASCERY.
i"e Commonwealth OF Virginia. Plaintiff,
'i'sr Hides Administrator ct at...-.. Defendants.
;AiT'rl IRON fecrces rendered 1T October term for
= g7{S gar SO and al the February term for the year
,, Migrs II i represented this court that some
r ffi"r |" February +, $50, Oliver Hale, Of Abe
linn
,''i MINs died IN said county interstate, leaving
h Nitr him. 10 far rs was known, no widow or
az an" i'h>>c7sci OF number of bonds, evidences
'i"i' que 10 said Hale, the principal OF when
GiG aiho'Hlc'l 10 about 81 ,ol $751; co. and also
I+- Warrant for eighty acres OF land, which bonds
I w Sfdit went in,o the hands OF his Admintstra-
t@ % St1cAMder n. yancry, and that no person has
I" established u claim To said property rs the
".i -iaw Of said deceased; -.
aug" whereas if there be- no other distrbutee of said
~:''sr In $ estate The will accrue to the Conn
1,aa ith OF Virginia, according TO the statute In
va - D. made and provided:
A@s ~ therefore, IL is ordered that al! persons
%li interest in the estate of said Oliver Hall,
ssS 81 SHALL appear ana make themselves defend
u &thig quit by the tenth day OF the May term OF
VI for the year 1876. -.
St: BENNETT TAYLOR, @. c. .
III aSDBlLLS, 81 to So per hundred, ut
- ILs oisfATCH PRiNTlNG-HOUsE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-01
DICHMOND AND PETERSBURG
- RAILROAD COMPANY. 4

$50 --IU"sf hAfLHUAU CUbiFNNfs
RICHMOND TO PETERSBURG AND RETURN
FOR FIFTY CENTS ~ 81 fsSs
The SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAIN between
Richmond md Petersburg, and Petersburg and ick-:
mond, win run regularly until further notice.
FIFTY CENTS FOR THE ROUND TRIP when
tickets are purchased FROM the agent. 90.
apt 4. SHAW, superintendent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-01
JOHN T. REGNAULT, Collector.
EDUCATIONAL.

EDUCATIONAL.
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.
The Board OF Visitors of the University of Viz
pinia will elect Il PROFESSOR OF GREEK at their
next regular meeting, JUNE 2GTH, 1876, TO take
the place of Professor Gildersleeve resigned.
Applications with testimonials must be addressed
to the Board of Visitors and enclosed 10 the Chair
man OF the Faculty, University OF Virginia.
ap 2S-FGw
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-01
baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD
FOR THE NORTH AND WEST

Leave Richmond Mt 2:3S p N. and 10 r. NJ IL
Potomac boat connects at Shepherd with through
sleeper for New York. L. M. COLE, ~
General Ticket AgeEt.
j. r. DUkEHART, =
Southeastern Passenger Agent
T. r, SHARP, 90 u. ID
NH S-3m Master OF TRANSPORTATION