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, 1876-01-10

rl.tn sntcl to describe the "bfg ester" II oucs
mentioned tho atout gentleman, with full board
and vold epoctaces.. Not aioglo meal ont OF
ti,a fro or nix scrre1 daily waa miaEod br lin,
quantity too mich. Ono Of tho ,>ntsen-
Eprs udcd to Ickc him on hfs capae'-
ty, and Thomak rorItcd 'ai.EhlnElS, Iiosor AZ.
pearng provoked. lie Hhs 1t ei times 1oT,a' h1'd
iauRpg. Ono steward toeallol him ~ eh' gtn"
ago vhon going to f!s aaloon no ono bosnE able
10 mss him in clio narrow EanE-Hhy betwncn
decks The bar-keepcr. b5 whnHs door ho tfe-
nuentiy naseed. and xhoHo wAras lie not un-
f'equen.iv tried. ,I|okinsiy ailn'1e,t ell, t9 s h's
III tuI etiiy. Ons Of his fpecialties ,7an lnnor-
had,y,' ThtB he insatcd on having cacl, ino11a-
ina at breakfast, ordHr'ng tho steward u got 1t.
jlo would especially instruct him not TO "brtnB
al tho pantry for >. nnns-halty for three" cau,o
to bo matter OF morrtmens ernong tic boys on
Tho phin.
Thonaa mingled ffosIy with The raa.cnzoEs.
ma iu overy way made hlmso1f agreeable. III
the nmoking-room Ec showed bifnaolf an apt
atuhaMt u Hchonck On 1raw-pohet playing tho
| eaina with nlluoyt uufor.u good luck md Mkn-
| nyng 10 relieve Is fcIlu~-paaAengesB of mAry
hoYeToigns. Iio wor,1 famlsrly taxo of his
| coat while ut tie game. and evcn then porspirn
| freely. but WItliaE Watching tho gamo with tho
| kconncRs OF NJ expert ganeatcf. laughing aud
\ chatting tho Hbils 1lo mas ltbefal 10 tho stdw.
ards nay and thctr opportunities tor testing that
point welo NO. snfro'inent during, Tie trip.
lie kept lhia norrd at night III llls atateroo1n,
having tho light b1i.n ming long after honrs, end
| at tuas removing the shn!o gEobe from tho
| swinging light. ils wan all contrary to the
ship rltfea nt,tl attr8csed attention 10 him. What
| ls occupied hlmaolf With in tic stateroom Ia
nut known, 10 ho kept tho door faAt 10 prevent
| surprises. Ono Of tho meu remembered seolnR
rome sna!t toolu in tho bortn onco during
! Thpmas' occupancy OF 1t.
, 1876-01-10

To The Editor Of TIE Chicago T1rtbuMf:
C11cSao, Jan. Blu your paper Of Jan. l
find an articls ontltiod "IIonsehold Buifrago."
Taking It for granted tIat the party making
theso statements 1nowB what ho IL talking
about, and with all duo difference to IL un Bal
castle aud tho Hon. ME. Doo1ittc, lot mo air this
proposition 4 MONT Mt, and Hoe what thcro ia In
montary or double vote. tho svoned object
beng ''to further sustain tho dign'ty Of tho
family" tho double voto Of father
and husband beiog tho gusrantee tor
the family, the basia Of the State"
who champion this proposed reform, their POSI-
ton IL yery laughabio. 1t would be ridiculous II
1t woro not 20 amusing. III kn reason. havou't
wo yoteA enough, aIch u they arc; and would
morn Of tLo same sort help matters any, IL II
object Of this uioSomcnt. II her tnteEosts nre of
auch importance, why not have her exercise hor
own Judgment In affairs Of state. and lesislate
tointy with tnAn Tor thclr united lnternsts
raco Ia do!raudoa of its rights. God, in lIIb in-
fipise wisdom, mover gave man the right 70
staud in tho way OF . womana ri, vot-
lug Il sho aaw fit to do 50. When
lit and tho advocates Of tho double yoto nre
male u appear a little fauatioal and good deal
billy. 50 far I'd am able to judge. tho dignity
OF 8 husband and father is not materially crs-
10 more li3ui.lod mon at The polls, and more
paina takon to put 1,gnilel meu into ofiloe: Tho
term, as applsad to n,oss Of tho political denim
gogues Of tho uresont day, Ia "a absurd NJ It ia
ialso II tho ballot il 10 important TO wonan
that 1t becomos advisable to eonfor upon
tho now husband III additional franchise,
ia 1t not equally important TINT tho thousands Of
unmarried women aud wldowa should have aono
means OF representation. aud Holuo "aay about
tho laws which govern thom7 70 vote Reems TO
bo locked upon ~ great object to attain, rati,-
q than Moaus bv which to accomplish I'll sud.
It wou!tl nppear TINT tho - shcrod ashes Of tho
tireaile" might 10 put to better tss. They
wonld undoubtedly do moro toward ffrtilsznR
"tLo sacred soil OF tho country" II they wuro
nopolism OF mankind, instond OF betus nodded
into usetpss ballots to place in the hands Of
thoae who, IN mauy cases, care too lltslo to!
them to use tholn, or, caring moro. Will not fall
to abuse them. AAcANA.
, 1876-01-10

IL Tie Edtt"r Of Tie Chteago TrtoIH:
CHICAGO, TAn. 8.--Aa your paper Ii road by
many of our Irish clizona, will you kindly allow
me, through lin columns 10 call stteuton to 4
potit1ou ubich il being at present circulated on
behalf OF 81 officer Of tho American army who
Is at present uniustiy deprived Of his lborty by
imprisonment in at Englial. pfison. The petit
&on is on bohalf OF Capt. Ed 0'hlcsshor Con-
don, a young 1risli. American. vhoao case III well
known to most OF our Irssl citizens Capt.
Condor. after hin discharge from tho nrnlr In
1867, wont to Manchester on soino b1siness can
nectel with an estate left to lila fatheE. Wh.lo
there, Tho rcleano of Kelly and Dcasy. two nlein-
bors Of tho Fenian organization, was a!fcctcd,
and the officer ia charge ;, OF tue ran
prison 10 another was shot and kill
od. The pollen authoriticB arrested Condon
OH suspicion Of bong tho murderer Of tho officer.
THO fact Of hts betnK stranger IN A1anchneter,
shils In Atnorica were agaInst lin. However,
1t waB proven that Condop was far from tho
sceno u the murder; yet with ttlo aid OF "a
packed Jury, per}urod Hlerltf, and partisan
women who wore proven to be prostitutes Gu Tue
streets of Manchester. aud men who wore hired
by tho Government to swear Ills lfo anny.
1hiH packcd jury. notwithstanding TINT each
witness latlY contradicted tho othef. on thiB
ssumEcd-up evidence declared him guilty, aud ho
was sentenced to death; but, on tho intercession
Of the American alll,iutor, his sontanco was
changed to imprlHonmont for llfe,
and ho has boen confined in prison
over since. afterwards souio OF tho
uituoascs ndmitted their perjury. and Con-
don applied ,or C. nov trial but tho Government
know TINT he would bo proved innocent (from
tho fact tliat Allen. Lat&in, mud onr1en had
boou executed in tho meantime on tho Charge Of
bong tho perpetrators of tho snrno doea), and
denied lin even new tginl. Somo two years
ngo. petition wasproeontod to Congrcss on'h!s
bohslf; bur. owing to tho fact TINT none Of the
lue.nbcra took enough Of intorcst IN tho Hlattor.
1t wnA nDyor acted on. Tho petition which IL at
rrcsont heing circulated will not meet with the
Hamc fato, ~ many Of tho congressman froIl
tho Eastern States hbvo promised to push II
through, aud ne have no doubt but cur Mesterl,
ConGressnon will urge on Congress- to act OIL 1t.
Condor is dying Of consumptioo+ aud. unleas
Brocd!.y released, ho cannot survive many
mouths Ills father died Inst year, iu Cinciu-
nati. Of 4 broken heart Rftor spending
eight years. on behalf Of hB ln'
prieoned aon; and It now becoinoa
the duty OF tho Ilieh Nationhlihts Of America to
tako ho1d OF Lis case. Copies Of tho petition
aro beng circulated IN evory city bctw0on Now
York anil San Francfsco, and it is hoped tho
citlzens Of Chicago, irrespective Of nationality.
will contribute at ieast 81, 0Oo petsionorB It is
propogel 10 hold a mags.Inoet1ng at an early
dato, NJ which timo all OF tbs fr.endh Of right
and Justice will havo an OPPORTUNITY Of siEnipg
this petition, which. II acted on propoflv, will
10 tlo uaeaus Of releasing ~ Amerlcan cistEtr
from unjua& confinement. Respectfully.
JAMES EatMErT MuaHAY.
, 1876-01-10
SPRINGFIELD.
BTATB AND fkDEhAL CoUIsrH.

speota! D.srateh to 1hs Ch,oaas Irta,'xt.
EPRISuFIELD, ILL.,, Isn. a.--In the Federal
Courts to-day tho proceedings we're in casos OF
minor importance only, and tho courts adjouru.
cd curly until Monday morning. James u.
brown, Of Jacksonville vas admitted to prae-
tlco.
In tho Blato Supreme Court formal orders
were sutatod - follnws, and tho Court adjourn.
cd until p. m- Monday, when tho call OF tue
dookot will begin,
pkop1E's DOCKET.
1F. Mrs. u, Conuclly W. Tbs People. e.e. ap-
1,es! from Clark. Notu1t for geFtloravt Atpwc4.
]. The lpurle va Wsnasa Il. coons, ot a.; original
t1eeptioua to record aud To hls a1ccpsoas To ju4a-
.Aeat allowed.
oatria. Motio fos esss 10 .4s9n ADDITIONAL rriofs
). joseph Dysz w. The reople. cto. error 70 Mon-
ttlt. Motion for Leave to assign additional s11ots
=. Q. y; Johnson ~. tha Eeop!s: earor 10 Clam
CIVIL DOCKET.
st. Parry Hyatt 1t a. ". q. II. lrpwn ct a.
e Cumberland. lule 10 als additional boud by tho
iss. Le,uuel ]. An,ler,ra ~ Eliza Friend appeal
trom motion t" sts!ko blu os exceptions sFoa' s"'osd
ii. Thomas +. Morgan ct al. N. Horny D. coEl!es
error to caan.isn Thne to ale s'uspaea record o1'
AL jamcs Il. Port4rdela ct * W. ths 1lnnia Csu.
tr.l 1sairoad COMPANY; appeal from ohA!npAixn::
pisAs sss aatds u to dsu4grs, but appeal 10 stand
dismissed. ..-1..---
lso. John Jones ~. John WaFner appeal from Do
Witt. Motion to strika blu ot s1captluus f1 record.
rs. Louis Prsudsussln y, Calvin D. MoSsar q Al.
Appeal from Dewitt. Mnlnsl to ssstgu additional
&fToEs, sud lnayo granted.
10. Charles. II. Murray VI the Hoard ot Supervisors
Of Clay County appeal from Aichapd. Stipulation
died that no advantage sba 10 tsaaa of n1!tssons u
record.
234. John q, Haert ot al. u. Jamsa Moysy; appeal
fEnm Fetultlou. Dismissed With par cent damages
10. John Alexander st H. ". 4tchsr @. ". 6lln"
, 1876-01-10

70 gfe Editor ~ 71e CHlfa30 7T760Na'
XA,AuAzoo. Jan, al layo latoly noticed ono
=, ,,sa ,nI.ora from hero bv :" Amos. :" md h,yo
VI 'wo i'.,ose .,' ~ no,,,, y,saronh Tor
$50 Feaa tne 1ep1y ~ tuo Du'. t,l3'ap.. ~
mItscd lust enough spaco In tho columns Of your
eatccned nsuor to say what hundreds Of other
,a.t1n a,,I... ~ ro,tt,, ~ ,,s ,I,,o N tc.tf.
.,". t,a" aus- ~. In .rt,, n'o
fully Hpokon With regard to 1ur "blE, village"
than II Was Gy us ao'1o.s r., ifo nnra ncso re-
at4 we really thlnk, not Aone, put eYesy ~ !kll
ana nnaasoa pstso saas 1ng w ,aoif ~ srIto
9'anh ought 20 10 ashamed OF hlnag!t' 70 s.I!ko
tsntn ~ ~ tne .aeG sne w Nv a9au u, n,s aolty;
~. o asaofts snst n's moo H. ,;naepetnonSH .a aa ~
,aEht. i!ete 10 Ahoa1 100 P!aia no~ Wotq!y 10
Do so' sune s ~ r,s WI h ~ .ars
class OF msops an, hlno1 ,rhnn, nm .Xmna
T,"'."s,h ~, ~ . ~" ~ " .,a ~
, 1876-01-10
n1ons appeal from Montgomery. Motion 10 aIxtntss
I'm want of assignment OF eFTors, ard rifle on 1Aft!ss
TO A4sgu tfsos9,
LAFAYETTE. lt.D.
(tlltfH Hit.

LAFAYETTE, lt.D.
1HTEiEaTIxn GnAtH SUIT.
hperiat Lrstdith n The CGt'e777 Trfhnnt.
LAFAYETTE, Ind, Jau. 9.---A csse exciting
coaesdorahla interest among gsain.1nen cauaa Ia
close yestotday hnsiug occupied nearly threo
dase. III 1879 A. potors i so.I, Of Chicago, com.
minson n.n. woro dong b,,Bincss for Fred
Gcrger, AMI also fur Il. II. tio'lrnan, Of Lafsy.
esso. Some tfmo during that Keason, Peters 4:
Hon failed. About tho tirnn Of tho fall
nrs retcra 4 Hoh rcut Golmsn a
draft Ct, 0orEnr for fnm of
money, which tlp1tnan presenteh nI,l ticrvor
acceIted. Lus askrd linn for p&ytnont The pay
nei!t han t,ctn poHtp7ned from timo to time III!
iaut 3EtT. wbcn pav,n ant uas refu.ssl and God
tuau brought RHit sa recover. Gefxtr sct up IN
Jefctn:e fraud Oil tho part q! Potors X Sol IN
tllc traaaactios,. nul t,,A: ha Ji1 not knuw tho
correct etunainC II lila dA.l when tn q, cap.oi
tho k!ref:. Tho Jury FUND Ior tho defendant.
, 1876-01-10
o,tr Government would bs jus.ihAbIo 10 bring about

otr 0orefnmtnt would bs jua.jhabIa 10 bring about
the Independence II t:Dba.
Tho lecture Of It. ThHm17 m Tuts laT evc',-
irR was sn1t atte'r!ctl. notwithstanding saa MT
fasHrabto condition nf lilo snRthnr. Ihe pro-
rcetls Ncln dcyu.etl to tho au of tho. ualcnn
S:rGet sin.l,o.ltBt Church.
Pruf. Sw1ug will deliver thu mkt regular leo.
turo IN tim cuurso noxt Tuesday sveni,.R. Sub.
ject. "3iicilaei Angelo and His Surroundings"
pt:ItPnHAt. ETE.
SIlss Anna Ftazer ls1t eone 10 Rpond tho re.
n1atntuK Winter nlonths With friends In hnH
York. -- $3.50. .
alr. T.. r. 1'rinilr. Of Washington CITY. tas
been Hronaln3 tho holidays with iriuudz lIora.
slr. Willlan,J. ruflaek. Ut Ottawa, III whiting
among ftioutls in tllIa c.ty,
stf. Tilonlaa +. I!il 10 whiting tho principal
citica Ut tho taIt on t,llDinokA tour.
Mrs. III. FntAsEl,oli, WHO Inns beeu BpondinK
The holidays here recently returned to Ior h1'no
IN Tetre I1Aute, Ind.
Mr.. j. II. l'untoun has disposed OF hin nrop-
orty hore preparatory to removing to DcnScF'
Cul.
Ti,e teal.cstatn tfanEiors Of tho raas nfok
amount 10 $21,:i53.
ltr. Z. DAyis, Of tho CITY lIatel. IN n!n'lt 10
cn,grato 10 Iowa. Hlcro lie has rocen1'J par-
CHASED q large tsac. Of la"a.
, 1876-01-10
AURORA.


LucELRRs LOT OF sUBRcn1brhs.
6p<etai corrsspoade1.<s oy Thu Chfeaoo 1sfbtna
AuAoHA, jan. 8.-The lioa OF being compelled
b pay topataerahle Aum Of money for which
no equivalent has been received IL not pleasant
10 contemplate, and yes tha Ia tho prodicamcnt
la Which many Of our citizens, who woro intull-
cioua enough TO subscribe aid to tho Hock River
Valley Railroad. IND themselves 1t present.
Aid to tho construction Of tho Rock 1uYor VAL
Icy load WAS subscribed by Our ostizouB iu suma
ranging from $10o to $4,000. Ral notes giyen
the Company for the respective amounts. Tho
parties g,vlpg these notes refuse to pay them,
baslng thelr zolusal on the tkct that tho Compa-
ay have violated tho conditions on Which the all
WAS aubscrtbel.
ThoBo conditions were that the road VISA 10 bo
couplstol within certnin sp9cii!od titno ami
tl.at tho road should 10 Iiuo competing with
tlo Chicago, Burlington l. Quincy isallEoad-
Neither oG thaao couditiona wc1o fulfilled by tho
Rock Iuvcr Valley Company. THO rond was sold
to tho Chicago Burlington & Quincy Compa ny
b.ioro completed. aud, on account Of this viola
tlon Of tho condition on Which tho a!d was sub
xe1sbed, our c!t!zons hare sofaYod to tedocal
tAoir notes !; hut, by . recent dcciaIoa OF tho
courts, the uotcs are valid, mud must hc paid.
Bevo1al Of our citizens haYo already settled. hay
ng made the best totnB they could VIII, tho
holdezs Of tho notos, which ia Tho face OF tho
notes, Interest on.
THE AONOnA guFEK71soR QUESTION
lslll cputluua4 to ofoata cousidh1xbo excitement
both tu official aud legal ciscIe4. Tho city
chatto1 g!yos Aurora the right u ooctlng q City
eupcryiHur independent OF the town uu0ta. but
bt AZ oct paased in 1878 The baAis Ut ropresenta-
non 10 To 10 one Supervisor for sach 2.b00 In
hAbitAnta. According to tue act OF 1870, the
UtY Of Aurora tH 0utltlcd to ilvo representatives
u the County Board. yet the city bas had ak for
lhe pant two yeasn.
Tho attention OF tho courts hss bean recently
called to ths matter, aud Judge Cody liAa c1ua-
~ tapets to bo served on Supervisor Young to
SHOW br NLat authority l,a exercises tile dutica
o. tno otdte. Mr Young hRa engaged tho lpHt
Legal talent In tue city, aud Is determined 10
hase tho case tried on ila meElts iu order to nB-
ceft9ln ,~hether tho city charter or the act Of
'a ahall 1cKulato tue number Of Supervisors to
which OH city Is eutitlsd.
... 4NUsEaEN1B.
Among tho important souiAl gatherings OF tho
PAL week vas the reception givon by tie Ilou.
=. II. Allen On the occasion Of tho departure OF
his sou Frank for Ann Arbpr, Mich. last Tues.
asy evening. Inyltstiolia wc1o extended to vi
tos ensa o. The ci:y, &nl the cspAaious pariorA
o5 the Atlsn tntnHton wero filed 10 oyettloMing,
Aaa sJlph-hks m!aHea and gallant eensa tioAted
" ne HAFy mAzes Of the osuea lntu tha "Wee
sma' holFa." On the whole, tho entertainment
sas ono of tho most tnjoyable kind,
LiTEaARx.
sala On friday eyealnR. Tha following quos,
Qsa vas disouxs%d:
asss'ss&t 1hat ssaasd Intervention On tho p.zt os
, 1876-01-10
The Habits OF thp Dynamite FicMd on
&tstph01lxlls

AfA TUX u Gf7at .
TLonaa wpn marked character AMONG tho
vLoto curps Of stewards on account OK hts uppa-
tito, lie WAS t4ree men for eAtfuK. TAoss Of
tho aaloon stewards Who did not know bio uame,
, 1876-01-10


TOR SAL!:--A HARuiIN-lHE fiDljsi: AND LOT
~ Ft.s Nou:cc It. II" l4a to acy duor1 ca4t
JsnEa:cnt4. Tuner Gcnx houth W'nIa rads snr luu.
Ter. !. &. CUI2EH.. i.ce2, i. NJ. II ucarsort-st.
non sALE-f:i.I:GAEr CORNER WEST SIDE,
L we'll aanted lcr L1eck VI lluu.et: would furnish
rnone{ u trFaErlhs parties NIhtrE u bnl.d. id
IL f;a4 l. lEti li1:l LII
, 1876-01-10

COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.
TOR sALI-1O CLOSE AN EsTATE-so ACRES
L n uoo1 lana In nereion County. Mlrh.. with
through rsnst rlies from Now buiiaIn, ard niles
tr,m H., L. =. II. l. and this lake. Apply " a. ".
SFEIlt, ~ MililAn-1t., Nav Fork City.
, 1876-01-10

Somth Side ..
-n VAN HuRES.ST.. NEAR SrA7E-SEW
y bnsrfiac haute board far ladies or gentlemen. 81
10 Us pnr uoct. uiih uss Of pfAna. -.
4 EHYLE DINING ROOMS - WAHAsiI-AV.-
~ AEc to tho PUBLIC; tirae!ssa ta!e bo.E -
PR work; no !nsratu eas5ots uus ontau baah. Z. r.
LAKE, Pt0utietut.
, 1876-01-10

Hotels.
CT. CANOL1SEs C0URf HOTEL n, H. DAEoLns.
= pr,p1eior, corner Washington And Eyahcth.-r0
lot hoard 1t panic iriccs. thrcs snge and family
roo, Call It onco aud sccusa these dtalEao plcAsaat
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-08
RICHMOND AND DAEvIILK KAILH0AD C I1ssss
s RICHMOND. Va. January Isl Ao,s

RICHMOND AxpDAxvIILE sAnaoA,Rs c is4s.
RICHMOND. VA. January is' Ao,
GCHEDULE OF TRAINS.-FRAls IN;
- 3.-THRoUGH MAn--EEw Ionk Io AZ. "a
SouTH~Laayss Richmond 1t $50 A; H.; h 1.ss
Burteytiie NJ s az n; iesyes Dundee ~ 1919.
2. NJ; lssye Dsn!Ile .tf4s E n; sa, % "a z.
eoro' .. a:ss I; n; lss ,,;af sslpesa y:
TRAIS No. 4.--NBw YoKK Assc s,r,o,,s 81
LYANe KxrRTss, Easlward-Leayes CssisS s 4.
61s A. Il; leaves AtrsLias Jgscdes .sss Grs<os.
80, = ia,.ss p n; leaves D.nye q - 80, 8.
Il. Icsyes Dundee It 1:49 f. n. Ieassss - esl
Vie nj o:5l P. n; arrives IN Hicamone -
TrIra Ne. S.-LYNcHpuns AccoAaCoo.,,f Tcs
w.1sxs..iST caves Richmcnd at A: M M N
NJ Hurkeyille NJ 1896 p. d. raves 20 gan p. II
2P NJ ~ ,rr atIe.sc hysSasac :sssooarD,,
psssvsyd-Issyes BuYkeyifIs ~ LEV r ~
r1ss 4 asehnond n asa IN ,c,onso.
TRAIN No. Local suhA tMsa.L,xarcSLesrss
s Ess. sa,sy e7sfPs Strives 4 B'iss'' =
ia TRAIN Il. lo.LosAL sUssss.,5Ss: 4 SO
Tr.ias Nos. and 4 connect q Riehn ''sss
the Chesapeake and Ohio rsurss1.. s,,serc, Vii
Isin % Me- ,so .ss a..sS Ss and
Ssc With trains 90 the RiehmaaS, IN Isiy, VI.
and PcSM.s s. nS ,,s ssa seusssrn railsoad
irsm Wasslnstos. Balanore Pn''ss''Sn'-' 8.
Trsiss Nes ana .snass. Of Cs.s1spii Ss -.
.xainS 81, he Atlanta and Rich1ona taLs.,MnefJ,
rssS 10 and from Greenyle. Atlasa, a0 vi soa.E
Mobile, Pensscols. New Qytesnss In s,ns,. cspsbA
nd InrnsS railrcaa Or Colansia, Anxasu'' 4
AL. Tsijs $500. AID I'll sosthsra Rsnn.s ~ a.
rNsis Ne. 8 conneeta q HurseviIfs s w Lys1k
LEI s.s,ssnsSa. sr1 sil ssasSwesser1 gcs,s
HfcEau sold ~ ~ sossnsfn ~ - sss
SI,sYI,ssr sseensfs ruA a al niEas 1alns So
~ tfsfcts are eecS saly Toy . eosnsnsSe ~.
re "a tks poirA nAnsa - tte ae1ss x $50
sysr shsssa Wsa % ssssa- !. =. =. rlLQ0fn,
n 81 ~ 81 ssEss o0sesal Suyens.1 ii
u Jozn j. 1eAcaGSnses ssassas e =,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-08
by Robert B. Lyme E*cs
/. (successor to Lyme Il Brotheri.
Real Estate Agent aud Auctioneer.
No, 1912 Main street.

MICE AND DESIRABLE BUILDING
In LOT ON EAST SIDE OF FIFTH STREET
BETWEEN LEIGH AND JACKSON. AND
BY request Of owner, who Is leaving the city,
shall sell the above NEST VALUABLE LOT, on
the premises, on TUESDAY the l 1th day OF April,
at O'Clock z. NJ. The lot fronts so feet inches
by 100 feet saes $50. ~
Jerks One fourth c1sln balance at fsur, eight,
aud twelve months, six per cent, and deed Of
trust 2 ROBERT b. LYME,
ape ...--..s, Auetonpcr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-08
nURING TIE PAST. WEEK l HAVE

nURIEG TEE PAST. WEEK i HAVE
~ received one Of the best assorted stocks Of
l sst4 CHEAP DRY GOODS
thst has ever been SHOWN In this market would
can tho rpeetal s1tRtion OF lhe trade TO my stock
ofPARASuLS, which embraces all the novelties In
ths, market. In HAMRURGH EMBROIDERLEs
/ am Offering some OF the cheapest goods In choice
styles ever Eean.s ALPAcAs, In great variety %
qualities, at aMcnishipg prices. am showing .
speciality IN IRISH o. 25e-, and from dial
price up. s z sst.srStss |. sT.isss
CHECKED NAINBo0KS. at i OK. per yard 80;
ENGLISH s sS PIQUE abe. per. yard;
xAaut1ful styiesfn RhIH rs - 61c. per FARO
aHdQther WHITE 9OtlD8 FROM aut1io
& t1yi q I'LL IL from anctton are fh1s
y 1R j III ByQea asssea
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-08
BooMs, sTATIeMERY, a.

Anew BOOKS, APRIL 8TH.-The Lille
IN Of General Thomas j. jackson e. Stonewall7'
Jaekson). by sarah Nicholas randolph, author 40,
illustrations, So. Macxuiay's Life and Letters, 3y
Trevelyan. $3.50. Why we Laugh: by Hon. :: 3.
Cox, $3.50. Ersalia, by author or MY Littse
Lady.">Sl 25. Dead Mems shoes, By Miss Brad
dor, 75c. Visitors Guide-BooE to Centennial, 20
snd 5Oc. yerne's Mysterious Island, U.s.. Lttera-
ture for Little Folks, soc. Richmond Directory,
,76-.77, as. How 10 Write Letters, by Westlake,
81. Henderson's Handbook of the Grasses OF
- 'N'N WEST, JOHNSTON 6 co.,
an2.2t Oil Main Street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-08
+ RICHMOND, YORK RTvRn AHp CHRaA pnlr,,
= HAILF okD C0krANY,
~ OPrICH OF TIE SUPERINTENDENT.
kIcnAoNp, VA, Marcia Is, 1875.
GREAT REDUCTION. .
~ REDUCTION IN PASSENGER FARE
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.


PASSENGER TRAINS leave wes, Psint DAr1,
Leave Richmond st 2. NJ, arriving at West poI.:'
Trains connect at West Point With s,.ar,sr, 49,.
B baYs sR 1Hs e. .ns psP
.stea1nen for Baltimore and all eastern poin., ~
MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, and FRIDi vs. VI
rare 20 saumore...s.. ......,. m
Fare "a 70 gsiamore and resufn. co
Fare to philadelphia az. ..........,,.... ssa
Fare 70 New, ..,.....,.......,..,...,.. ~
THsoUGH FRlIGHTi TRAINS i.;;s i Do %
mo- mend r. F 4, NJ. on "WEDNESDAY FRIDAY
steamers, and delivering freight In Batmnrs a.ns
next morning; returning, leave West po,nt Z
2:l5 2. d., arriving at Richmond az q p "
and csnnsctinR with the Through FREIGHT T,,ja.
oa the Richmond and Oanyille railroad for nj
EXPRESS FREIGHT received on MONDAY
WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY before . p. " a.,
be delivered In Baltimore the following day It =
LOCAL FREIGHT TRAINS with n.s,ero.,
coaches attached leave Richmond at $50 A. " a.
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS, and SATURDAYa.
and leave West Point for Richmond the same aay,,
at 1:55 A. NJ, arriving ut Richmond At 3:S5 pm
to the travelling public and shippers ,hli M
steamers Of this ltue between Baltimore ard Wat
Point have been reAtted In the most thorough
manner for the accommodation OF passenger an
freight
Travellers taking this line arrive in B,,,,no,.
In ample time 10 connect with the rail- lnes 70,
Philadelphia, New York, Boston, and ali ea.tero
and western points.
Fre,ghts will be given the utmost dispatch. W
transfers at Richmond OF freights to or from olS-
n. T. DOUGLASS. Superintendent
WIN. BRAGG, Master TRANSPORTATION. NH IS