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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-08
The Storm In BOtetOurt.

fCorrespondence of the Richmond Dispatch.1
BUCHANAN, Va, February 5, 1876.
The high wind which prevailed in this
part of the Valley Of Virginia on the night
of the 1st instant and on the morning of the
Cd was very strong and alarming at this
place, where the narrow pass between the
hills gives a REGULAR power 10 every gust.
Half the roof recently put or the Presbyte-
rian church was blown off. and all the win
dow.sbutters on the windward side, with
the sash, removed loaded boat was sunk
at the wharf, submerging oats, tobacco, &C.,
and house unrooted in Pattonsburg, on
the opposite side of the river, where win.
dows were also blown out, plank fencing
scattered, and other roofs injured. The
wind pissed down into Rockbridge, exciting
much fear, but doing no great damage.
T.
"T." is a learned man-a D. D., 10 fact.
It ia, therefore, with peculiar pleasure that
we find that he has used caret aad inter-
lined the words "and on the moroiug OF the
3D." That is to say, he did this deliberately
and with a Purpose. We feel confident,
therefore, that we have found what We have
long desired to fnd-the man who can tell
us why the last half of the night of the lst
was net implied in the phrase the night OF
Of the 1st." Our idea is that all of Mon
day night is Monday night, and all of Tues
day night is Tuesday night, and that all OF
the night of the 1st was the night Of the Is.
Certainly it was as truly night from II O'Clock
till day SIS from dark till II O'Clock and if
1t was not the night of the 1t it must have
been the night of the I'd. However, we will
not anticipate our correspondents expana.
ton. He must speak for himself.
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- PsnsoSAL.--Genefai William Malone nas
arrived In New York from Europe, ana WIZ
pass through Richmond to-day.
Hugh n. Page, OF Norfolk city, was yes'
terday appointed rotary public by the 10
vernon, ,o,o,,0
is slowly recovering from recent severe
indispositiou. a,r
Theodore Triton, and his daughter Alice.
about 70 or 10 years of nge, were registered
at the Exchange Hotel yesterday.
Nichols, the celebrated reader, Will give
entertainments in Richmond on the evenings
of the 18th and 18Th of February.
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MAGGIE MITcHELL.-Maggie Mitchell, sup.
ported by MIR. William Harris and her own
company, will commence brief engagement
at the Theatre on Monday evening next, 14'h
instant. Upon that evening Maggie's cele-
brated and beautiful play Fapchon the
Cricket will be presented. in which she will,
of course, take the leading character. Re-
served seats for this agreeable entertainment
can be- had at Wystts music.store. On
Tuesday evening Loire is announced, and
on Wednesday, the last evening OF Inc
engagement, this charming little actress Will
play the Pearl of Savoy.
Nothing that can be said will add to her
SUCCESS here; the mere announcement OF
her coming is no doubt sufficient to win her
the appreciation and patronage Of our cltl'
zens. Certainly we have not enjoyed richer
theatrical treat for many. day than is
vouchsafed to us on her advent to this city.
The bouse will doubtless be filed to over
flowing on this occasion.
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POPULAR LEcTURE.-A rare treat is in
store for the lovers Of popular lectures on
Thursday night OF this week, at Centenary
Methodist church, on which occasion Rev.
Charles F. Deems, D. D., pastor of the
Church OF the Strangers in the city Of New
York, will deliver lecture on "Tritlcs."
DR.. Deems has much celebrity as popular
lecturer as well as that Of an eloquent
and able preacher. He knows how to make
"trifles light US air" appear like verities OF
"sacred writ" He is said TO possess sty lie
and manner peculiarly his own, and invests
his subjects with an indefnable charm. The
lecture il in the interest of the Dorcas chill
dren of the Sunday school. Those who at
tend will receive q double compensation for
the OUTLAY delightful and instructive en-
tertainment, and the higher pleasure OF be-
slowing charity the remembrance Of which
will stuff the pillow with down.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

THEopoRB TiLroS's LECTURE LAST NIanT.
Theodore Triton lectured last night at AS.
sembly Hall to an audience that about filed
two thirds Of the heuse. 1t was significant
that less than dozen ladies were present.
The speakers voice rs clear, full, aud plea
SAINT, his msnncr easy and self-assnred. Many
parts of the lecture were "done up" In the
most artistic style; there were some para
graphs Of grand and gorgeous rhetoric. -.
Briefly, be said that the problem OF me
did not consist In the accumulation OF wealth.,
nor in the acquisition of learning, nor OF
fame, nor of power. In these objects so lew
succeed that TO assume that we arc createo
for such purposes would be TO impeach the
divine benevoience. But the prooiem OF
life consists in the development OF charac
ter-character which shows what man Is,
not reputation which indicates What he Is
thought 10 Se.
The clements OF true character ore to be
found in the cardinal, homely, old.fashioned
virtues of fortitude, courage, yeracity, mag
nanimity. A man reaches his highest de.
veopment when, under proper circum-
stances, he gives conspicuous illustration OF
these and similar traits.
These points received abundapt illustra-
tions from history and poetry. The tendency
of the day IS to hook to lower standards ;
with rs children have less respect for parents,
for land, for authority, than 10 earlier ana
simpler times. De Tocquevllle, in his book
on American Democracy, said the most
striking thing in our society is the superiority
of our women in taste, in purity, In character
The lecturer thought that incalculao!e
good would accrue if this superiority were
used to demand of men the same standard Of
conduct which men demand OF women. ],
for century men should be as free from
vice, profanity, and impurity as men require
women to be, we should be in the millennium
before we celebrate another centennial.
Finally, the speaker said that character
could never reach its perfect development
without constant reference 10 that other NE
to which this is preparatory, and that lottiel
sense of accountability should always oe
present TO control our thought aud our con-
duct.
The speakers manner was always easy ano
graceful, at times somewhat imprisoned
hnt he is not an orator who can fire the heart
or stir the blood.
Til.on isa tall. wel-made. and geod-sok-
ing man. apparently about fifty-hre years o.
age. Women would probably call him
blonde; but rs so few ladies saw or hearo
him last night we hardly know what Will
be said of him in Richmond. His hair IS
threaded With gray, and is so long that II
fairly brushes his shoulders. 1t will proba-
b)y be his last visit TO this fair city, as 1t Is
now pretty well ascertained that lectures
from such source will not draw paying
house.
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CRATE THIEVES Melvin Clark, aged elgh.
teen, and celored laborer, were arrested
Yesterday morning charged with stealing one
crate and one mou|d-board from some per-
SON unknown. Clark asserted that ne gov
the articles from Mr.. William CHRISTMAS
place, in Henrico. This Mr. Cnris''an
denies.
James johnson, young colorea man.
yesterday grabbed CRATE from Inc pave
ment in front OF Justice James T.. fniiiipss
store, on lower Main street; OUT oe'ore pe
had gotten far was overbauled py ml.
Purcell, Mr.. Phillips's salesman, ana was
held mill Justice Crew came along. Justice
Crew carried the prisoner to the First Sta
tion.house.
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RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAiLKoAD{
OCTOBER "a, i''

COMPANY.
COMMENCING OCTOBER "a, 10"
7 trains oB this road Will run As foiio"s'
LEAVE RICHMOND Socrit. -.
,,o. n THROUGH MAIL daily texeeH 81 -
''Ao a. dsyl. CONNECTING for all poiests ,S.i
and West Seep!ng-car atiacH'
H shsegEh e Te sI daily texcep; ~.
''1' ~ tiayJ, with coach attached fo sso; mss
burg, and stations OF inc
road, Lynchburg, and the 70. Il
1.asp. M. THROUGH MAIL daily eoa' Pr
go. for ali puiais south aDi Wen ,a,te
s.ugrrs taking Ais train VIII fss
close connection al st.schsd
Norfolk sieeant psror-eA
runs through To Weldon. t.,L sl1
600 p. ~, FRr iGHT daiiy teSeeps sune'''
,s ~. srTERsBuTG NORTH. -, 81.
7.6o A. n. FsEiGHT TRAIN daily teA'''
f."o 50 d.yI with coach attached ,r,ralS
,a.oo NJ. THROUGH MAIL daily, ,ey.,s sd
wild, Richmond, FredexieNsIrg sasI
Polouac railroad for ah p'''~
,.oo p NJ, avg Ts \ lei daily Except sSaa''
,.aspN Tas a NAIL daily te 3, Ss,sst,
dsyL connecting witn,.s a Rzsi
Frssiertcksburg and Potouns pniiraa
Gorail points East and We. ,,brogl1
sleeper attached. running ,sg e.gsS
no baltimore. Also nllAssse ast
Connection Nth the Shes,silps sptAa
Ohio railroad for the Ws.t.
aud az poin,s S ). .,sn I ss,seea a!:s'
The MAIL TRAINS will 20. SOP ID,
mond aud Petersburg except Az S,nSle Ss,ly ia.
Tnas is the only line running aoao ss,os. Cotxa'
,,at,Ss clos. c.nnecious for Charie'.oo' G.o,y<
bia, Augusta, Savannah, and soalh" :.
without break OF schedule, ~. Lave Riehnaeaft
P ,.ss e n l0 MsS sS1si WEDNEsDAh"
FRIDAYS. ,a,-r.hrrs will starr Nv
Appomattox depot su.w. supesintsrssS
de 81 - "ea@@
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-08

A HANDSOME PIECE OF WoRK.-ProfesSor
Nicol has just completed beautiful piece of
work for Loge Frarc Use, No. 81, A. F. and
A. NJ, in the shape OF series of resolutions
prepared by committee composed Of Messrs.
William Lovenstein, j. FL. Capers, and a.
Gunsf, expressing the sense Of the Lodge at
the death of Worshipful Master Peterheld
Trent. The resolutions are beautifully en-
crossed upon sheet Of parchment, which
has been neatly framed. Besides being
signed by the committee. the signatures of
Worshipful Master N. Ezekiel and Secretary
William Loyenstein are also attached to the
parchmeDt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-08
BY Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
lib Main street.

STORE AND DWELL
Y INGS ON BROOK AVENUE BETWEEN
DUVAL AND R.KER STREETS FIR SALE
BY AUCTION.-We shall sell by auction, on the
premises. on TUESDAY The 9Th instant, at
o'cl"cS +. NJ. two small BRICK TENt MENTS.
numbered respectively 1873 and 725, with lots
fronting 2OX feet each. with depth of IA feet.
more or less Also, two-siory FRAME STORE
witt brick front and dwelling above, No. II and
LOT fronting 53h f. ct with depth of about zoo
feet owned aud occupied ny J. B. Albert. DR. on The
east side of Brook avenue between DuVal and Baker
streets.
The aforementioned of the above-dcscribed pro-
pcrty has long been occupied as place of busine
and could. with the use of the adjoining let as
stable yard, be admirably suited to the large coln-
try trade passing In that vicinity.
TERMS: One third cash: balance In six ano
twelve months, negotiable notes given for the DE,
ferred payments with interest added, and secured
nv deed of trust. RICHARDSON & CO.,
fa 2 Auctionetrs.
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BY Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioueers.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA.
" BILE REAL ESTATE.
Harvey
Archer, &C.,
IN RICHMOND CHANCERY COURT.
In execution Of DEGREES entered in This cause on
dersgn, q. named In the last decree,
will sell al auction. AT the Office Of Grubhs ( VII
liams, in ihec of Richmond, on THURSDAY,
Gath Of February. 1876, at ~ O'Clock 81, the
lands referred To In the proceedings III said suit
which now remain unsod 10 wit:
LIST. BELLONA FOUNDRY, lying in Chester
field county. on James rivec about thirteen miles
ab We Richmond The tract contains 209 acres,
and has upon " large brick mill besiCcs rwo brick
lumber house. mill-dlm 10 perfect order. and ample
water-power for a large manufacturing establish
m.nt. The land Is well adapted TO agriculture.
2d. a TRACT OF LAM, not far from the abb ve
called ST. LEGER, containing about ninety acres,
with no improvements.
Sd. One fifth undivided interest la fee simple In
abody OF land called kFSNICH, partly In Chester
field and partly In POwhatan counties. containing
altogether ESQ acres, on which there Is large
framed dwelling aud necessary out-houses.
This land Hes within The range of the coal basin
of Chesterfield aud Is believed to abound In that
mineral.
Eacn piece of property will be sold separately.
TERMS: One fourth cash balance At six, twelve,
and eighteen months for negotiable notes, with
Interest aided from day Of sale, and title refined
until the whole Of the purchase-money is paid anu
conveyance ordered by the court.
{. e. MCRAE,
II. u. CANNON. : Commits toners.
EDWARD Y. CANNON,S
GRrBBS l. WILLIAMS, ACctioneers. fe7
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ARM BKoKEs.-Be Before all the snow olSap-
reared Mr.. Joseph Bohanon, man who has
his left arm off below the elbow, was run
into by sled on Vensble street near
Eiobteenth, and was thrown down and the
slumD broken. He had his arm shot oil
While attending one of the Fayette ARTILLERY,
guns, Goth July, 1852, when that renowned
COMPANY was firing minute guns upon the
death of Henry Clay.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-08

BADLY BuRsr.-Tbe wife Of! Miles Jen.
kips (coored), who is now in Jail for stGahng
a shad and chicken from the YORK River
derot, was nearly burnt TO death, at ne5
room, on Twenty fifth between MAIN anu
Franklin streets, last night. NOBODY seems
to know how her clothes caught. put 1ne
flames attracted the attention. of Chlet En- En-
gineer Ains!ie, who, though two squares on
saw the light and came to her assistance
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-08
BY Richardson i Co.,
Real Estate Agents and AuctlOneers,
11l3 Main street.


TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO TWO
4 STORY FRAME DWELLINGS. NEMBERED
RESPECTIVELY 100 AND 1872, On The " EST
SIDE OF THIRD STREET BETWEEN JACh-
son AND DUVAL STREETS, BY AUCIlON.-
BY virtue Of the proyl.on Of deed Of trust bearing
niger md wife duty recorded In The clerks Office OF
The Chancery Court Ct The city of Richmoud, TO
certain trustees for the Virginia Building Fund
Company named In said deed, or their successors In
Office 10 secure the payment of ccrta In obligation
Of debt therein mentioned, default having been
made In the payment OF the same, and being re,
uuired so 10 do by said building Fund Company,
SHALL as the successor of said trustees, sell 10y auc-
ton, on the premises, on SA URDAY the l2'h
Instant at O'Clock p. d., the REAL ESTATE de-
scribed IN said deed, consisting Of TWO Two
STOAY FRAME DWELLINGS,, numpefsd re-
spec,yely 100 and 1872, and LOT so BY 1872 feet,
on the west Side Of Third street between Jackson
and Duval streets.
TERMS: One half cash: balance In SIN ana
twelve months, negotiable notes to be given !or the
deferred payIents, with interest added and secured
lie 2 WIN. III. PLEASANTS, Trustee.
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A BABY ON THE STEPs.-About III o'c,och
last night Mr. Jasper Meredith repolteu a.
the FIRST station-house that ne nau Nunu q
baby lying on the steps Which ieao .fom a, LUG ne
Medical College to near the JAN, ouI tpa: ~
could no: tell whether 1t was dead ol any w.
white or black. A policeman expert I'd .he
business was sent out 10 Scout iol 'u'
UNPROTECTED infant.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-08

DOR RENT, BRICK DWELLING ar:
l. No. 1911 east FRANKLIN; eight rooms; In MI
good order gas and water. $50 per mouth. Apply
10 FkANk ID. HILL,
IL Sat No. l1CS Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-08

ACCIDENT TO A CHILD.-On Sunday as
little son of Mr.. L. w. Dorset was PLAYING
At home he tell while running across the fl'or'
and sharp lead-pcucil which he had IN MS
mouth was thrust into the base of his THROAT,
causing a painful injury. Drs. "hi'e ana
NJ. L. James were called to attend the Iltlh
sllffprer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-08

DOR RENT, TWO DESIRA B L EG
Il STORESand DWELLINGS on south side E.I
Franklin stree, between Seventeenth and Eigh-
tecnth streets well suited for retail business. Rent
moder,te ROBERT Is. LYME,
fp 53f Real Estate Agent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-08

WEATHER The Culpeper Observer prints
the following from an old diary:
February. 80. 1S2S-This is the last day
Of February. We have had the warmest and
wettest winter that remember. The wheat
and grass have been growing all winter. No
s,ao.o, aud but little frost; but more wet,
warm weather than the oldest inhabitant
can recollect-
"This is leap-year."
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BY j. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
ll13 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
i HOUSE AND LOT On NINTH STREET
NORTH OF LEIGH STREET, ON FRENCH
GARDEN HILL-By virtue Of Il deed OF trust
executed by Edward Davenport AID wife 10 The un,
drrsigued as trustee. dated 9th October, lS75, aud
recorded In the Richmond Chancerv Court, ID. Is
O6 A. page 267, Will sell GU SAT URDA \. Feb
ruary / 9th, 49, =, at O'Clock p: d.. on The prem
Uses, at public auction, The Following EEhL
ESTATE: IAN that certain LOT OF GROUND,
with the buildings and Improvements thereon, sit
uate lying snd being In The city OF hichnonn, on
the eastern side of Ninth street. ironing ou iest
ON said Ninth street and running back between pa
rallcl lines In an eastern direction 80 feet. .o-
TERMS: Cash rs to expenses OF sale, and SS9'
sixty DAYS and the balance on such terms rs may
be announced ut sale. .. -
j. THOMPSON BROWN, Auctioneer. fe2-lOt
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TOR RENT, new BRICK DWELL-G
.ovan rooms. Kitchen three rooms; Bathroom
Sas. Sc.,snd ia perfect order. s45g per annum.
Apply 10 fhAEna -. ILL Io,
H. S-3t 1lUS MAIN street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-08

LECTURE. Rev. DR.. T. d. Witherspoon,
Of Petersburg, Va. will deliver lecture on
the Glaciers and Guides of Chamouni, in the
Iecture-reom of the Second Presbyterian
church, in this city, on Thursday evening.
The proceeds will he for the benefit of the
LADIES' Benevolent Society.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-08

CoNCERr.-The concert for the benefit Of
Mr.. Van McCreary will take place at Assem-
bly, Hall tonight. In addition to the &c.
ssngve'ein Virgioia and the Philharmonic
Association, the Richmond Amateur Baud
have kindly rendered their services for the
OCCASION
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-08

FESTIVAL AND TABLEAUx.-The ladies Of
the Le,gh-Street Sunday. School Aid Society
will hold a festival in the basement Of the
church. commencing tonight. On Wed
neSday evening there will be tableaux and
rinpjnp
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-08

CHIMNEY BuRNED.-An excitement was
created among the residents OF Ru,herlooros
row on Saturday evening by the burning OF
chimney of one Of the houses. no aiaru'
YRS tlraed In.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-08

Going 10 PetersJurg.-T Baptist Church
choir design visiting Petersburg at an early
day, where they propose to repeat the "old
Folks Concert" they SO satisfactorily rem
dered in that city some months ago.
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.

EOR NEW YOKk.-The Old .fS
L Dominion Steamship Company'> reE 44lssssSS
steamship OLD DOMINION, CAPTAIN WALKER.
will sail Cd TUESDAY, February 9Th, at 3 O'Clock
Pm
Freight received until 2 O'Clock p. 81.
Through bills of lading signed and goods Tor
wardea with dispatch 10 all points north, SOUTH
east, and west; also, to fOreigp ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Fare 10 New York, Sl2; steerage, Sc; round
trip tickets. $50.
For freight or passage apply to
&. ". ALLEN & CO., Agents,
fe 7.2t Company's Wharf. Rockets
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RICHMOND AND DANyu.LE RAILROAD CoAr'YI
RICHMOND, VA, January 9. 1876.
GCHEDULE OF TRAINS-TRAIN M

RICHMOND AND DASynLE RAILROAD CoAr'Y1
RICHMOND, VA, January 9. 1876. I
SCHEDULE Of TRAINS.-TRAlN No.
- 3.-THRnUGH MAIL-NEw YORK 70 rgs
Burkerille at 9 a.. NJ: leave. Dundee a l39
p. NJ; leaves Danyile Al l:43 r. NJ. raves ;reers.
boro at 1876 T: NJ; leaves Saltsbury al Gj4 P.
W.. arrives al Charlotte al OIL 5 7. IL.
TRAIN No. Anew YORK AID NEW og.
LEANS EXPRESS, Eas,ward-!.eavcs Charlotte A,
5:45 A. NJ; leaves airline Junction at 6:2j A,
VI. leaves Salisbury ut $50 a. "; leaves ,;ru,.
boro' at l0:5S =. NJ. leave, Danyille al l3t P
~: leaves Dundee III 1:t9 T.. NJ; leaves Ruf,a-
vile at 6:5l L. NJ: arrives In Richmond al 93S
L. NJ.
TRAIN No. 5.-LYSCHBCRG ACCoMMOpl AXIOM.
Westward-Leares Richmond az A. ~; arrives
at Burkeville NJ 1856 7. VI. leaves BulkeyLlleit
TRAIN No. 6.-LYSCHDunG ACcoMMoDATF0y,
Fastward-Leaves Burkeyilie 81 l:20 +. ~; ar.
rives at Richmond ar 4:34 T.. ".
TRAIN No. 7-LoCAL BuRKEyILLE ACcoaYp-
TON daily except sunday. "estwsrd-ieayes
Richmond at ?. NJ; arrives at BurkeS!te a.
12:lS A. NJ:
NOTATION, Eastward Leaves RurkeyllIe a: SIS
A. NJ. arrives AT Richmond at IL Vi.
Trains Nos. and 4 connect at Richmond w!d
the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad.
Trains Nos. 3 aud / connect at Greensboro With
trains to and from Raleigh and Goldsbcro'.
The through trains con! ect n X richmond and Dua.
dee with trains on the Richmond, Fredericksburg
and Potomac railroad, aud Washington City, Viz
gnIa Midland and Great Southern railroad. 10 and
from Washington, Baltimore. Philadelphia and
New York.
Trains Nos 3 and connect at Charlotte with
trains on The Atlanta and Richmond AIRLINE rail-.
road to and from Greenvle, Atlanta, Montgomery
Mobile Pensacola. New Orleans, and all SOUTH
western points, aud viii, the Charlotte. Columbia
and Augusta railroad for Columbia, Augusta, savan.
nah, Tallahassee and all southern points.
Train No. 6 connects at BurkeSte with The At
lantic Mississippi ana Ohio railroad, from LrDch-
burg, Chattanooga, aud all southwestern points.
Tickets sold 10 all southern and Southwestern
points, and baggage checked through.
Unbroken gauge from Richmond to New Q!!ean s
Pullman slcepers run on all night trains.
Local tickets are good only for a continuous pr
sage 10 the points named on the ticket. No AY-
over checks will be given.
T. VI. X. TALCOTT,
General Superintendent.
JOHN R. MACMURDo. General Passenger Agea!
In
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-08

IsysgRp BY A CIRcULAE Saw Yesterday
morning young man named Rswsep, en-
pIoyed st Jarvis, Ginn " Co.'s planning.
mill, had HE left Blu ud badly lacerated by q
circular saw. He was conveyed to his home.
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In SERVICE AsAIN.--Sh am Fire.Engine a.,
OF the Richmond Fire Dep. Ttment, has been
repaired, and was put Into stvyles again yes
terday afternoon.