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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-14

The Democratic caucus in session on Sat
urday evening developed a disposition in
favor of hard money and the payment of the
national debt according to the pledges given,
but no action was taken. The caucus ad-
journed till Wednesday next, when the re.
suit In New Hampshire will be known.
The contest in New Hampshire, 1t is said,
will be close. Both parties will strive to
secure mojority in the Legislature, go as TO
elect a United States senator, and in this they
are equally sapguine Of success,
The Buffalo Express (Republican) hsstens
to assure the country that ell three of Bel.
knap's wives were Democrats.
The rebel yell still CONTINUES, but the Re-
publican party does not seem much Scared
Indianapolis Journal. ~
Henry Wilson made q forcIble remark
when he observed that "a public man should
beiodependently, rich or independently poor.
Columbus Journal. ssa x i
+ New Hampshire election to. day. The Tri.
baae thinks the Republicans Will carry It. -
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NE NEW GOODS. NEW GOODS!
DRY GOODS AT PRICES NEVER DREAMED
OF BEFORE.

Fifty thousand dollars worth just opened at
COHEN BROTHERS.. among which are
40 pieces BLACK SILK GBESAl INES at 37t5c..
The former price having been 75c-;
100 wards ALL-WOoL LlONESE BLACK
MOUSLAINkS at 37kc., the lowest price OF
which Is generally 65c.;
so pieces BLACK ALPACA at 33c., the same
heretofore sold at 45c at Ale. compares cx-
actly with the former Csc. goods SIX Lustre
(Bradf I'd maDufacioryl AT &c., never sold be-
fore for less than rs To S5c.
35 various styles Of handsome PLAIDS NEW de-
signsj from ! 5 to 25c.
This stock of Dress Goods Is almost full IN all Its
variety for the coming season.
just opened over SIS. 600 wortho BLACK SILKS,
I'm LioDese, Cashmere, and Satin Finish-the
handsomeSt goods ever offered In this city, and
at such prices as will astonsh everybody.
Also the TaFFGTA and MaDlklA SILKS, In
black. from csc. to 81 40-25c. yard less than
they were ever sold before
COLURED SILKS, In new designs and shades,
much below market value.
70 tozcu BLACK THR E-B U TTOS KID
so dozen a;T 81 ACk Two UTToN KID GLOVES
al 75c.; .-..>
1875 dozen WHITE and COLORED TWO-BUT-
TON KID GLOW rs at 75c.
These gloves are the generally sold at .25.
so dozen FRENCH WOEE CORS ITS At 4Oc.;
20 dozen FRENCH WUVE CORSETS at Soc;
Also. about $50 dozca FINE CORSETS at about
one half their value. NH
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day in New York Mr.. MohcURE D. CONWAY
ssid concerning the lands " that people were
boxing to the time when all The lands
should be owned by the State. The time
was coming when it would be necessary
that Tot one acre of land in England
should be private. All the lands had been
origirslly given in trust, with the condi.
ton that they should be wrought for the
benefit Of the State, and they must not long
hence revert again to the State, which is
the ppUple,"
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RICHMOND, FRED'G 4 POTOMAC Il. L. Col
OFFICE GENERAL TICKET AGksT. }
RICHhOND. January 3, lS70.)
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
2:S5 2. u. leaves Byrd-stree, station daily, con.
Meeting with the Bait more and Ohio
railroad 4. Shepherd, opposite AieIa
andria: due at Camden Station. Bali.
more at 9:l5 7 81. aud with New
York train CfHkOlGH SLGEPER
FROM sHFPHtRD TO NEW
YORK;, and with New York nigh.
express via Baltimore and Potomic
railroad At Washington, arriving 1.
Charles-streeL station. Baltimore !!
1880 p. 81. THROUGH SLEEPER
Ea9M WASHINGTON TO NEW
1000 P. N. leaves Byrd-Srreet station lsGnhu
excepted, connecting at NsshInGon
with the Baltimore aud Potomac and
Baltimore and Ohio railroads.
sos P. n, ACCOMMODATION TRAIN for
Hanover Junction. leaves Br,ad.sGee
station tSundays excep,edl.
A. ID. arrives 1t Syru-Street staticn (Hoa.
days eXccp,cdt.
1870 =. NJ. arrives Al Byra-Strea' station daily.
S:37 A. NJ, ACCOMMODATION TRAIN arrives
at Broad-Street station tSandays FL.
ceptedl.
Parlor-cars on day trains.
Pullman sleepers on night trains.
FREIGHT TRAINS leave Br0ac street station
on TUESDAY, THURSDAY, All. SATURDAY
MIG hts ioi all Bsins North and West. aud ar.
MORNINGS. Consignees OF live stock and perish.
able articles, upon giving notice al depo csn ID
tain freight at Bouliou on preceding evening.
Through bills or ladirR and rules given 10
principal points North and West
TT. D. MYERS,
General superintendent
g. A. TAYLOR
ja4 General Freight and Ticket Agent
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RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RA!LgoADl
COMPANY
COMMENCING OCTOBER "a, 1875

RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RA!LEoAD}
COMPANY. !
COMMENCING OCTOBER "a, 1875
~ trains on this road will run ~ follows:
LEAVE RICHMOND sOETiL
5:1O A. NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily except SUP
day.. connecting for all points sonh
and West Sleeping car attached runs
through to Weldon.
day., with coach attached. for Prtet s-
burg, and stations on the souihsds
road, LvDchburg, and the West
las ?. NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily, connecnB
for all points South aEi West; Pas
seDgrrs taking this train will MAKE
close connection Il Petersburg iot
Norfolk. Elegant p.ror-car sltacDsa
runs through to weldon.
500 P. n, FREIGHT daily except sunday WIN
cssch attached.
LEAVE PETERsBCRC NORTH.
1850 A. H., FREIGHT TRAIN daily except SUE
day. with coach attached. ..,,.x
1900 NJ, THROUGH NAL Jsi'y, cclDecua5
with hichnond. FREDERICKSBURG ana
Potomac railroad for all points ES'
500 p. NJ. Freight daily texcept sundays
coach attached.
1856 P. ~, THROUGH NAIL daily tercep, SAP
day., connecting with RicamoaaI
FredertcksburgandP Potomac raLfOa.
for all points East and West. PaHna.
sleeper ATTACHED running th'ouxa
TO Bal.imofe. Also makin2 cios
connection wish the Chesapeake too
Ohio railroad for the Vtrgtns spEisso
and all poiutl North and Wet
The NAIL TRAINS will rot stop between hiS-'
uond aud Petersburg except at Chester. ,,r,
This Is the only line running double dauf go
making close connections for Chxriestoa, lo.a S.
bia Augusta, Savannah, and Southwest oeo's@
PassenSers for Clover Hill Pits leave R!ehnonss
at 1:45 7. N. MONDAYS. WEDNESDAYS A-A
AL TEAMS leaving Petersburg will start rom
A 6s al 1ep0- A. SHAW s"re~-'er4-..;-
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1 UNBRELLAS-A LARGE STOCK
In all qualities. sizes, and prices:
PARASOLS, In great variety, at prices lower than
ever;
CORSETS from 4Oc. up to the best qualities:
CACHEMERa LACrS ard CACHEMERE LACE
TIES; also, N large assortment OF SILK TIES
TIDES, in endless variety, at astonishin&ly low
sTAMPFD BANDS, NIGHTGowNs, and CHE
MISE IOksS;
PILLOW and SHEET-SHAMS;
SCHOOL-SaTCHELS, and SATCHELS in all sizes
for ladies and gentl men;
COLGATE'S SOAPS. tXTEACTS, and TOILET
WATERS relailed at wholesale prices;
PA No., TAB e., and SrASD-CUVERS;
WHITE and COLORED QUILTS very cheap;
TOILET MATS, TABLE MATS, and TIDES;
LACE ana NOTTINGHAM CURTAINS;
WINDUW-SHADES, FLOOR and TABLE. OIL.
CLOTHS;
READT-MaDF GARMENTS for ladies';
SPRING and SUMMER SHAWiS;
TOW ELS-al pure laen-fr0m 81 SO to $12 pei
dozen, at LEVY BROTHERS.,
1017 and 1919 Main street.
Bargains In TABLE-CLOTHS and NAPKINS.
NH IL
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RAILROAD DAHAGEs.--The Valley railway
or, rather, the lessee, has threatening warn.
ing in the recent verdict Of Harrlsonburg
jury-$4266 against the same road "for
<'breaking Mt. EARLEY's leg, by causing
5;his horse 10 run of" The cases of the
calamity at the Narrow Passage bridge
crossing will be Of different character from
this-al the world to nothing worse for the
railway.
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We would that we had room for General
EARLY's long letter. We count 1t most for
tunste for the South that old JUsAL remains
to write the history Of the rebel "ten thou
sand" May ne be spared for many, many
years. Onr reliance for posthunous Justice
to the southern heroes IL upon JonN WILLIAM
JONES with JuBAL A. to help him,
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MT DO NOT FAIL TO BUY YOUR
WHITE GOODS at COHEN BROTHERS. at a
CORD rIQUE at SC. worth SOC: at Soc. cheap
at soc; EaINaOOk CHECK MUSLIN At l6Ac.
All tie finest grades a. near half value. lso,
STRIPED at zoe. worth Acc. LACE STRIFE at
zoe. worth fully 37&c; at soc. reduced from 6Vc.
NH 3
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PERSONAL

THAT STRAW BAIL-JUSTICE PHIL
Il LIPS PLACES HIMSELF RIGHT BEFORE
THE PUBLIC To the Editors Of Tie Dispatch ::
An article appeared in The local columns OF
ade privsciy by William T. Martin, recently tried
In The Hustin.s Court for perjury. The statement
purporting TO have been made Is Ms follows That
Levy 1.-THE prisoLer paid his lawyer, who was Sam
uel N. Page, considerable suIn-abOut i've hum
dred dollars t$5C 0J-to obtain bondsmGn for him
that he (Murtin) consented to accommodate the
poor fellow, and the tGicyer kindly gave him Mar
TIM and the justice tPhiHtpsl something for their
trouble.
From this statement the public would infer that
was fully cogpiz.nt of all preliminary arrange
ments made by The lawyer and others for the re-.
lease OF the prisoner, and, moreover, had received
for my services other fees than those allowed by
law.
was governed by the law strictly in disposing OF
the case. ANY statement made TO the conrIry pro-
nounce an unmitfgated falsehood.
But had known that any dlshonoraole means
were used to induce his lawyer TO procure bonds
man for Levy would never have batied him.
1 have always endeavored - discharge the duties
Of my Office In a faithful and satisfactory mapner.
And hope Judge Guigon will thoroughly ,nyes,i-
gate,this whole matter, and let the responsibility
rest upon the shoulders OF those who deserve IL.
Rcspectfully JAMES l.. PHILLIPS,
NH IA 1t Justice OF The Peace.
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NE LUXURIES.
Finest GREEN or BLACK TEA at $3.50 per
pound; ..s....,-y.
Superior GREEN or BLACK TEA Mt $1.10 per
pound; s'r.--,-
Five-pound caddies Of No. / for s6.75;
Five.pound csdd'es Of No. Q for IS.
These TEAS have been tried by some Of the finest
judges in Richmond, and pronounced supe rior TO
those which have been selling al our leading gro
GERS for 80 per pound. A. PIZZINI, DR.,
BOT Broad street.
Nice ORANGES and LEMONS at 20 and IS
cents per dezen. NH 7-6t I
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SPECIMEN REPUBLICAN LEADBas.-"Yo

SPECIMEN REPUBLICAN LEADBas.-"You
pays your money-You takes your choice y:
Zach. Chandler, Benjamin F. Butler. Matt
Carpenter, Schuyler Colfax, Columbus
Detano, Secretary Robson, Attorney.Gsne-
raj Plerrepont, "Landaulet Williams.
" Post-T Trader" Belknap. Boss Shepherd,
General "Sylph" Babcock, Emma Mine
Schenck, Bloody.Shirt" Morton, Ten
Thousand Dollar Harlan, 6 Subsidy Pome.
roy, South Carolina Moses, Simon Cameron,
Roscoe Copkling, Ulysses S. Grant.-Albany
Arms. -<-s... ..t
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wGENTLEMEN's FURNISHING

NUUDS.
LAMBs-WOOL, MERINO, THREAD, COTTON,
SILK, and BUCKsKIN SHIRTS and DRAW
Frs:
COTTON, THREAD, MERINO, BALBRlGGAN,
and COUNTRY.KNIT SOCKS;
KID, DOGsKIN, RUCKSKIN, CLOTH, SILK
THREAD, and COTTON GLOVES;
PAPER, CLOTH LINED. and LINEN COLLARS
In the latest styles, at the lowest prices;
Rows, CKAVaTS. SCARFS, and TIES,
SUSPEH d Rs, NlGHT-C.PS, DlCkEYS;
SILK, COTTON, and LINEN HANDkER-
pRiNTEh CAMBRIA SHIRTS at 4oc. each, or
$3.50 per dozen:
CHEVIOT SHIFTING III great variety, at
LEVY BROTHERS..
large assortment of TABL E-CLOTHS and
NAPKINS. NH II
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The Boston Pos! supposes that we proba'
bly, shan't hear SO much about the "poor
Union soldiers i" now that Cabinet Officer
has been detected in cbe.ting their dead
comrades out of their gravestones.
Ascrevasse 10 the levee at Grand lslar d,
Sacramento river, threatens to Hood tne
island and destroy the grain crop Oh a6,0V
aeres.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
IA oLEUM MoRRHUE.
NEA DE Il BAKERS
MEDlCIHALtY PURE COD.IIyEp aTf.
RICHMOND, Va.
81 'HD BEsT, PuRFST, AND MOST ACCEPTA
BILE TO THE STOMACH -
SPECIAL HOTTCya.

claim hat 1t is superior TO any other sold in ibs
market because It is selected by our own agent At
the fisher les, and made only from HEALTHY
and FRESH LIVEkS 1t has never been filtered
expressed and thus deprived Of its most valuable
therapeutic opert,ss, nor exposed to atmospheric
atabe. II has never been mixed or aduiteraies
with inferior an, cheaper oils reduce the cost at
sacrifice of Its 9, 'aliy, nor handled by any other
parties than the dsh -rmen and on selves. 80.
We have the test 'mony OF physicians who pre-.
scribe it. and sf patie ats who have taken it. that II
Is more acceptable to no stomach and more easily
rs INFLATED than any OH err OIL.
We guarantee 1t to b Q entirely pure and fresh,
free from rancidity, and 'uly possessing all Of the
wonderful remedial prol erties Claimed Tor the
BEST COD-LlVER Oil.
MEh DE & BAKER,
Importing and Dispen. aing Pharmacists,
NH IL 919 Main sire ct, Richmond Va.
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" REAL FRENCH HANDMADE
GARMENTS for LADlES-all handmade; no ma
chine work. These garments are made Of FRENCH
PERCALE, elegantly embroidered, and are sold at
lower prices than many would suppose they could
be manufactured for. LEVY BROTHERS.
Bargains in TABLE-CL Otis and NAPKINS.
NH
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me- UNE-T WEN Y FIV E! ONE
TWENTY. FIVE!-One dollar and twenty-five
cents will buy CUMPLETELY-MADE SKIRT.
These shirts ale made Of Wamsutta cotton and
pure Irish linen, and have only 10 be laundried be-
fore being worn. Being the manufacturers OF these
shirts, We guarantee the material. Encourage home
manufacture by buying your shirts Of
mill LEVY BROTHERS.
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NJ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES WHITE

LINEN LAWNS ut 2Cc. worth fully 4Oc.;
WHITE CAMBRIC at SC. worth 12hc.: u 1Cc.
yard wide): FRENCH MANSIONS and CAM.
KHICS at 20 and csc. fully worth from 40 To &C.,;
s.4OO wards Ha ABURGH EDGISG at entire new
prices; beautiful! ED3lSG at 64, 81. 10, and
l2bc-the largest assortment and cheapest ever
offered I'm this city. Thousands Of other goods at
half value 1t COHEN BROIHEhS'.
NH,
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DERSONAL.-Intorm Is desired as
4 10 the whereabouts Of my son, LAWSON
BELL, who was missing from the house OF Mrs.
Bleach On Twenty.drst street, on Thursday last,
the 9th of March. He is small nlulatto boy,
atou eight years old, with black eyes short reddish
hair, and OF delicate build. ANY Information tnat
will lead TO his recovery Will be most thankfully
received by Lis mother, LOUISA BELL,
at Mr.. Hams grocery.
Hull street between sixth and Seventh,
NH I4lt* Manchester Va.
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baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD
FOR THE NORTH AND WEST.

Leave Richmond at 1886 = NJ. aud 10 PM
Potomac boat CONNECTS III Sh phcrd with through
sleeper for New York. l.. VI. con-,
General 1icaet Agent
j. T. DlkEHAkT
Southeastern Pas>e: ger sgea,.
T. T.. SHAkP,
NH S-3m Master OF Transportation
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MINOR & JACOB, corner of <ssS8
lH Leigh and Fourth STREETS, Asye /ASSX
for sAicS PRING WAGOkS, SPRING xQ1zzs&SES3sS
DRAYs, RQCkAWAYS and TOP bU6GtrS OF
their own make OF the best material; also one
SCOSD-HAND HACK In good repslr. Inls WORK
VIII 10 sold low TO suit the times Repairing ZONE
with neasness and dispatch. u a45Nit1 mn ., wv
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-.-,- RAsLssOas, LaAE,..
faT ~ - czauryzzs.y
NA - .---zasEs.,ss 81 49,
RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AND CnEsay..-ss
0xv,o hAlLH0Ap feMPAYY.
RICHMOND, VA, March ia. Is5e
GREAT REDUCTION,
REDUCTION IN PASSENGER rApr
eAsLkOaD L,aE..
ABDUCTION IN PASSENGER FApv
SCHEDTJI, or rp

:; psAssENGER TRAINS leave Yves, Point n ,, :,
leave Richrn,a as W a. Richmond at is a
ats p. M X. Al n, arriving at West poI,;'
Irsins connect a. West Point with steamer. ..
BAYs fa 1ns II e: .ns Rs9 WE6s va
steamers for Baltinore and al J,jD AS. and With
MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, and tA FsInpp 91!nn on
Fare 10 Baltimore, fhibAIS.
Eate 10 baltimore snd return, 90
80 " " DLaEsuIhg on ............... w
rare 70 Philadelphia ....,... 30
Fare 10 Rox,on ''''''................. g
zHkoUGH fR.iaHTi ,R:;;'Y:..;::: u o.
a mona sf az 2 a; ID. on WEDNESDAY, Re,R Rics.
steams1s sna d.,, connecting at West Point AZ
next morning; returning, leave W ss, IRE carly
Z:to Z. M, arriving at Richmond az ONT It
ana cennectlng with the Through E,sis.Ss Z. II,
on inc richmond and Danyiile railroad itraei
.kXPREss FREIGHT received y, NOV
WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY beEor, 2 o nnIDAT,
De delivered Ia Baltimore the foiiswIna H. sill
. LOCAL FREIGHT TRAINS vii,
coaches attached leave Richmond at s.,6 sssenger-
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS, and Sa Sy 4: y. o.
and leave West Point for Richmond IN. snoAfS,
at 65 A. d., arriving at Richmond =, sne days
Inc management takes pleasure In anEous:,asL.
steamers OF this nne between BsIunoro W, .hat Tie
Point have been reftted In the ms, ,s weS
manner for the accommodation or passer rets
freight ~'sess Aad
Travellers taking this line arrive in p,,,
In ample time TO connect with the ran Iinn a9te
and western points. ' eds.1a
Freights win be given the utmost disp,,ch =,
transfers at Richmond OF freSats to or from sons
II. T. DOUGLASS. supeyintera..,
w. y. BRAGG, Master TRANSPORTATION. ,nhI.
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SPECIAL NOTICES

SPECIAL NOEICES.
TLEVY BROTHERS
... ALWAYS SHOW THE
LARGEST STOCK AND GREATEST VARIETY
OF DRY GOODS IN THIS CITY.
Purchasers of DRY GOODS find 1t a great conve-
nience to be enabled to make their purchases In
establishment, instead of being compelled TO shop
around. At their store you can always find
MANY SPECIAL BARGAINS.
Those Wishing to purchase
STRICTLY FIRST CLASS DRY GOODS
would do well TO give them a call and compare
prices. NH IL
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L FARMERS, and OTHERS

The subscriber has on hand WAGONS and CARTS
of various descriptions THAI he wishes to Dispose OF
or very moderate terms and is still manufacturing
othe ., and socits cali from all In want OF any
aIttc o IN his ltae.
Els wagons run easier, carry larger loads. sns
In the Market
Good workmanship and frst-rate material 70
saarautee6 Liberal discount To merchants. All
work warranted. Particular altentioa, paid 10 re-
pairing. A. 3; LlPSCoa1.
Cary between Adams and JefsrSon streets.
IN y-epa2mkWSt
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CARRIAGES. WAGONS, CARTS. dc.

" d. HITCHCOCK & SON,e%RE>
1Is Manufacturers and Dealers In -
CARRIAGES Orders will receive prompt atten-
ton. REPAIRING done neatly, promptly. and at
low rates. 1852 east franklin street, Richmond,
Va uhl4-2w
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RATroo,

CHEshPEAKR AND ONO RAILROAD !
PASSENGER DEPAPTHsyr
RICHMOND, VA, March i, Is;s
an AND AFTER MARCH 5. IVA DC
~ SENGER TRAINS will run a. fol,,w.' AH'
Arrive At Gordonsville 1910 p N liz r. ID.
Arrive at Washtngton.:.. TAO p. n 7.49 a. y.
Arrive 1t Charlottesville. $50 p, " 1:1SS a.
Arrive Mt Lynchburg..... $50 z, NJ. a:iS a a.
Arrive at Staunton.."... AIS +. 81. 4:i0 T. o.
ArriyG ~ Goshen........ 6l2P NJ go - u,
Arrive al Milfboro',..... 6:36 p M SD a. Il
Arrive at Coyipgt0n..... S25 p. NJ. 7.9S A. n.
Arrive AT Alegbany.... 9A2P. NJ s.99 a. n
Arrive at White sulphur 1000 z. NJ, 40 a. "
Arrive at HlDion........ 1:lJ A. II loan a. ~
Arrive at kanawha Falls. 5:25 A. M. i:lS "
Arrive al CharesEOn..... 1908 A. NJ Ono p "
Arrive ut HUNTINGDON. $40 A. VI. 4:j5 p "
Arrive at Cincinnati. 6O0 "
Train leaving Richmond at 9:oe A. ~ run, a a., T.
except sunday, stopping at all regular sts,Iors!
Train leaving Richmond at lO:p0P. 81. runs S,SS
stopping at Hanover, Louisa, GordousyiIe ~" y,
loticsvillc, Ivy, hechum's river. Gr.eos"ot
WayneSooro', Stanton. Goshen, Nillboro' Cnr
inSton, Allegheny, and all regular stations ve;,S
Allegheny. '"
Accommodation train leaves Richmond 70, Car.
louisville and all interim. dlate stations daily le,Sss,
Sunday al 1875 p. N.
Trans arrive at RIchmovd as follows:
Mail Train daily except Sunday at.....5IS p y
Accommodation Train daily (excep, -
SundaY) at. ........9:l0A IN
Trains coming into Richmond stop at s,atious ~
above.
Trains make close connection with trains NJ N,
Richmond and Danville and Richmond and peers.
burg railroads, both TO and from Richmond
For further information. rates. &c, apply a,S2
Main street, or at company's Offices.
CONWAY X. HOWARD,
Gene raj Passenger aud Ticket Agent,
w. M. ). DUNN.
NH 4 General Manase-.
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business CARDS, % to s5 per thev
Ds sttha DIaPATCu PRIATIEG-Hous1
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kICNhoEp, FRED'G a POTOMAC X. L. COL
OFFICE GENERAL TICKET AGkrT.
RICHMOND. January 3, ls7G.)
OF TRAINS.
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LIMIT OF SPEECHES.

On motion of Dir. CLARKE Of Campbell
the rule limiting speeches 10 ten minutes
was rescinded, and i! was resolved that
during the debate upon the tax-bill no mem
Der shall speak longer than five minutes at a
time on any question, except the chairman
on the Finance Committee, who shall be al
lowed ten minutes, and bis time may be eX
tended ten minutes.
On motion of Mr.. WILLIAMS of Richmond
city, the Texas Pacific railroad question was
postponed until Wednesday the 10Th in.
atant.