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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE,
ER1nAY March IL 1879 .

FRIDAY, March II, 1876
american Gold.-1I4 bid.
ginia deferred, g. bid. 81 asked: Virginfa tax.
-lS asked. - - :
city observation-disclosures city s's, I1IX bid;
RiShmond city e's, 50 bid; Petersburg city S's.
Raftroad Bonds-yirginia Central Railroad
third mortgage 6's, j. and j., 7sk asked; Virginia
Central Ra,lroad noncompliance s's. J. and j., as
mortgage 6's. j. and j., 75}4 asked: Southside
Railroad third mortgage preferred 6's, J. and j..
80 asked: Richmond and Petersburg haiIroad first
mortgage S'S, D.. and D.. 104 bids. Richmond,
7's j. and j., 94k bid; Richmond and UanvIile
Railroad consolidated 6's, u. and NJ, 71h bid, 72s
asked.
Canal Bor,ds.-James River and Kanawha Canal
6rst mortsage IS, n. and NJ, So asked; James
River and kapawha Canal second mortgage 6's, 81.
and N, A asked; Richmond. York River and
Chesapeake Railroad and Steamboat 8's, j. and j.,
RAILROAD Socks-R edmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad seven per cent. guaranteed, 100
par, 94k bid Seaooard and Roanoke railroad COM
mon, loo par, 50 6d seaSoard d., Roanoke RAIL
Bank Stocks.-First National. LOO par, ia bid,
100 asked National Bank OF Virginia, 100 par,
LOT asked; Union Bank Of Richmond, 90 par, 50H
81 bid; City savings, rs par, 241 asked; Citizens
Savings, 25 par, % asked. -s.,e.
f,l8srnnce Compantes.-Virginia Fire and Ma
rine, 25 par, 35h bid, 3Zk asked; Virginia State,
rs par, 26 bid; Yirg,nIa Home. 100 par, 100
asked; Old Dominion, 100 par. 81 asked; Com
mercial Fire Insurance Company, rs par, Ii bid,
20 asked; Richmond Fire Association, % par, %
asked; Piedmont and Arlington Life, 100 par, 81
bid. ...s I'll. $50. -, .a..-.s... go
observation-disclosures River and Kanawha
Packet, 12h par, 8 bid, 10 asked; Old Dominion
Steamship Company, 100 par, rs asked. r.
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TIE VALLEY RAILROAD AND ITS TROUBLES.
The Valley Railroad Company having, by q
vote q its stockholders al the meeting held
8, Stanton. Va. on Wednesday last, deter
mined that the existing arrangement by
which The road is opera ed by the Baltimore
and OHIO Company shall terminate by the
J., Of MAY, 4 good Gerl Of interest exists
q. TO what will be the result of this action.
|, is understood that the Baltimore and Ohio
will not consent 10 use the road upon any
le., favorable terms for itself than now ex-
ISIS, and as there are no propositions from
any other source TO run the road the pros
rect at present is that after the 1St Of May
the running Of trains between Harrisonburg
and Stanton win cease. The Virginia
stockholders, it is stated, would prefer to
have the road lie idle than that the running
expenses should bring the company in aebt.
They Still hope, however, that the Baltimore
ard Ohio road will agree to operate the road
free OF expense to the company. In January
!sst Robert Bickte, Of S:auntop, proposed
leasing the road for ten years at $50, 600 per
anDun, bu, his proposition was not accepted
Subsequently the directors telegraphed tc
Dir. BIckIe from Baltimore to know whether
be would leaSe the road, but Mr.. Bickle de
C!ined.-Bait.n!ore Sun, I'm.
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M. sssdes na.nzaess &c e.; nccp sesAs
fNateskoes. ia .aS@s 8. III ~ " Esss
Mssis: ID Dsmirs is Is i per Ees for stAad.
iesaa. oastaras. H. ..as{
gka a. n b. =. Z -
! R0ys. Manflla. hest. 1s al &c, ;tuss exc.
sss.fowi. $50 = Pssiac, sSs: Foyshsssn RsnsSas
SuYsernhosnhstc asfI. sr,tonr ns Eavfanne ESI Z
pisdna mt :ss Ma.sls l .a 500
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a5ssd isEs. x1sania nos.rosna 800 Isss. w VIZ
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s22Sa So: foar strin1s, t3.5SGs4.sss.S .ssta s. |,
CoGes: .Rio--Cammon. II 9a2Oc. = mir. At1
22c- good. 20 prime, 22H4l29c-: Laeuayrs. l30
utsnaiss: Aosmaaane candles. i 7xa1sc. IN set -
l4a1tc.: half-boxes. I45c.:, LaIow. 1ac.fs ys3
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Lord: Prime. barrels ana t,erces, l4Sc.:; an
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nerces. csc. barrels. asc.- genuine Eois s
6o@6Ue.: PORTO Rico. 5otSo5c.: New Orleans
prime, 30dI &c. 80 Il, Z. s.
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Esh; rAsr1nss-NortD Csretiaa Eo.1 sns essg:,
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8l.5o. Mess shad, in kits. 83. s
|: SAT-: Liyerpoo. :ggseund lots. from wharf.
81: from store. B2.r 6z0s2.t1. GROUND alum. b
iround tots from wharf At TE:f nom atore
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Shusneo, tsc.: p4swuereo. aian-
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iEy. S6gc s.ats 3efEssIl ~ s9sst1kEf 81 &,
l Teas: Black, .55c.@S1.-the last 0 prime arti-
rcle; imperial. &1.I04lSf.60: gulpowuer. 31.45s
@SE7 Tor strictly choice. it - y
A. ~ u, 25c. *. & Co., 2zc; p. g, 9Sc.; Anchor,
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a.etter from StauniOn.
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.


STAUNToN, March II, 1876.
Last night the "Ladies' Richmond Church
Aid Society," OF the Lutheran church, held
a meeting at the church, which was very
largely attended. 1t was addressed by Rev.
". C. Schaeffsr, of Richmond. He said the
whole Lutheran Synod of Virginia was ac-
lively cooperating in the building Of the
church at Richmond, and he hoped 1t would
be built in two years. This society is one
of the most active church organizations in
Stauutop, as is the congregation OF which it
is part.
There is much speculation as to what will
be the result of the Valley railroad getting
from under the control of the Baltimore and
Ohio Company. Some of its more enthusl-
astic friends predict speedy resumption OF
work on it as consequence. What is more
likely is that the Baltimore aud Ohio Com.
pany will lease the road on the terms pre-.
scribed by its owners, by which the Valley
COMPANY will at least save the annual $4,000
it has been losing.
General Superintendent Dunn, of the
Chesapeake and Ohio road, with Division
SUPERINTENDENT George Netherlaud, were
I'D from Richmond yesterday inspecting the
facilities for locating a stock. yard here.
The colored Republicans of Staunton have
elected r. j. Shelton. w. u. ELLIOTT, and
John A. Noon as their choice of delegates to
be voted for By the county Convention next
week to 90 to Lynchburg, with Henry Will.
liams, Taylor jefferson, and Major Samuel
NJ. Yost as alternates. The selection was
made at meeting at the Long Branch House
Thursday night, at which speeches were
made complaining bitterly of the colored
people being kept in the background as
convenience. The delegates and alternates
were selected in the proportion oftwo blacks
to one white. .t#,t-.. Ga .a 80
Mary Grooms, the colored nurse who was
so dreadfully burnt at the residence of Mr..
William II. Peyton some weeks ago, has
died of her injuries. She was from Abe
marie. -
We are about to send to Richmond, to
serve the five years for which she has been
sentenced, one OF the worst white women of
the streets. Macy Eddy, or the g Buffalo,"
is her name, and she Is convicted OF picking
the pocket of colored man. Twelve years
ago she was sent to the penitentiary for a
year for robbing the residence Of ex-Secre.
tary Stuart. .'-,,....->-
There was copious rain here Wednesday
night and yesterday and the weather Is such
as to make growing crops fairly leap out OF
the ground. This morning blessed St. Pat
rck's day is as nice as real spring day.
PEN.
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BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, March 17'-Fqour quiet and firm
Howaro-etrect and western family, 5.50Q37 :
1926: ether grades unchanged. Wheat hrmer
and higher; Pennsylysnis red, Sl.4S@Si. 45 ;
Nasy G %b ss 4o g. ses S
and firm; western firm and active; southern white,
52@59c.; yellow, 55@59c. Provisions frmer and
Shoulders. aassc.; clear rib-sides. I2a@I 2Sc.,
loose; packed shoulders, 94c.; packed clear RIB,
I2Sc' Bacon-shouders, IO@lOac.; clear rib
sides dssl Hams 5@lec aara nsm
39@s2s hse sotfss-Cargoes; 1901 Se 40 3eeSSing.
firm demand good at 9HQ1Ohc. .-.E =
CINCINNATI. gii..
CrNc1NgArI. March 17.-Fl0ur dull at $4.75G
1878. Wheat steady at 51.10@81.25. Corn, 4S
assoc. Pork unchanged. Bulk meats quiet and
frm; shoulders, S%c.; rib sides, l2c.; cear sides,
l2Ac. Baeon-shoulders, NC; clear r1D, 15c.
''0''' 1''''' LOUISVILLE. 80 M a,ea
LOUISVILLE, March l7.-Flour dull; demand
sns
rib sides, l2hc.; clear sides, 1870. Bacon-shoul-
ders sae ceaI.sio si1es asSs; clear sides; lsSs.
l4Yc. /; keg, / SIC. Whiskey uoininally unchanged
at 81 .O5. Bagglng quiet and unchanged.
80 s-.&s ST. LOUIS
ST. LOUIS, March l7.-Flour-Double extra and
treble extra fall, 81 50G$5. 50-scarce and want
ed; other grades dull. Whea.IoBnyers aId sellers LEI,
Corn easier; NO. q mixed, 41641Hc. Provisions
ONLY jobbing and order trace in any article. Whts-
key steady and unchanged.
COMPARATIVE COTTON STATEMENT.
NEW YORK, March l7.-Net receipts during
same week last year, 81, 039 bales total to date,
1851 ,946 bales; sams date last year :, O94,-
same week last year, s5,3S7 bales :. total 10
date 4O3,6l7 bales; TO same date last year,
tI,976.799 bles Stock st all United States ports,
7O3 SGT bales; last year. 6SS.SSS bales. STOCK OF
ali Interior towns, 114230 bales; last year.. 81.
257 bales stock at Liverpool S92. 600 bales; iast
ahoat for Great Britain, 442 600 baes; last year.
$4,000 bales. ,..sT.s sta5s ~
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Fafrnsrs stocks OF wheat are shortening
Shipments from afjrosd ore fight. and With
GENERALLY revived fstaand. English wheat
has advanced shilling per quarter this
wees. Foreign on the spot and of the coast
also are rather dearer. Sellers to-day oh,
taiHed fWopeuce per GENITAL advance on
white, and from penny 10 tw0pencs on
red. a fair business has been done Ia corn,
dry parcels of new American being 8 shade
dearer. s.s 81 = 1.
The Mark Lane markets, in London, show
some Improvement, and values have occa.
sionaIy advanced. Yesterday wheat was q
shilling per quarter dearer at the leading
exchanges. -, AZ
Last weeks imports of wheat, barley.
oats, and four were moderate, showing q
decrease from the previous week. The sup
ply of maize is heavy, being 1855 quar-
tiers. Last weeks delivery Of Eugish wheat.
barley, and oats, was, scanty. EI,t3s; s5f !.
ia The Continental market Is slowly ad>
yanciDg. At Paris, on Wednesday, wheat
rose one shilling, and at Antwerp, Amster.
dam, Hamburg, Berlin, and Marseilles, Elk.
pence. vi Z tg.sf :
In Mark Lane to-day factors ash stiil-
ing advance on wheat, especially foreign,
and business was checked thereby. L English
wheat Is two sbiilings dearer than fort:
night ago. Flour Is steady, aud Other sta.
pies unchanged Though prices are s,iffering..
Spring seeding operations have been a,pdh
delayed by the winds and floods of the past.
two weeks. ~
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EsD OF THE SOUTHERN FREIGHT WAR
The freight var which has been Waging for
about seven weeks between the southern
railroad lines with their steamer connections
with this city appears to be at an end. An
Informal meeting was held ct Atlanta on
Wednesday between representatives of the
Georgia Central. the Atlantic Coast Line,
the Virginia and Tennessee Airline, and
other corporations rtcrcslerin the strife.
i IS uudersood that an agreement was reach
cd, and that the rar!n OF freight rates pro-
posed BY Albert Fink. general commissioner
OF the southern railroads, 10 his circular of
March IS, VS. ajUp.ej. The new schedule
J: to 20 into effect to-day. According TO this
bass the charge on tifst.class freight from
Baltimore to Atllnta will be Sl.35 per hun
G;et pounds, and forty-fve cents for sixth
Gas. From New York, Boston, and Pnila-
Gc.pha the rates will be respectively Sl.45
ana fifty cents. The ante bellum. rates from
baltimore were SLIGO and fifty.fve cents.
Inc lowest figures reached during the rail.
foA0 war we're thirty.tive cents for first-class
He'sht' and twenty-five cents for sixth class.
L@Ihnl0re american, Eth.
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,,. General Malone, the president of the COM
n.y. rn!, al present in New York, endeavor-
~ ~ fa'ss funds to pay of the mortgage
Ns'0 York World. 9Th. =
ba kIn,llp Philip, The "sipgisg pilgrim, )" is
rep G;ns' 10 ASSOCIATION with DR.. Theburn,
tbss,s ai meetings. ia Calcutta. The largest
fla e IN the city-th, Corinthian-w was
ninS VIII, win z,ooa persons at q Sunday-eye-
l1 senator Sharon has for valet the best
Ki'"n ehinaman 90 the Pacifl. coast" All
led WHO VINO comes Of noble family has travel.
iSo nuehee, and is invaluable to bis master.
liouo "s as formerly employed by Boston
u., mnen Norwich man goes to Europe be
eas,ay means to look oyer everything the
duo" monarchies of the Old World can pro.
isiIsd a gentleman just returned, however,
opSi G 10 see . baz.r. He expected to see
died IL ;ns .sris, DC said, but unfortunately 1t
.ust before be, arrlsed.-Neu York Com.
"%ac'o! Aduertiser. oo"'
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From Gloucester county.

TCorrespondence OF the RICHMOND Dlspatcp.J
GLOUCESTER COURTHOUSE. VA,a
March Is, 1876.
A short time ago foul murder was COM
mit,ed in York river. The circumstances
were these: A vessel was lying near Big
lows. loading. a white man and negro
were slowing the freight In the hole, and a
quarrel ensued. The negro finally said,
" Whenyou go onsdeck will show you now
to Stow With that he went on deck, and
threw Large block down on the head OF the
white man. His head was very badly cut.
he fingered three days, and died al forR-
town. The negro escaped. ss -
Msjor Divine, the Good Templar Stste
lecturer, has made tour Of this county ana
prevailed on great many to Din the organ
ization. The work is rapidly progressing,
and it is hoped that great good will ne &C.
compished. 1t is said the Good Tempiars
have gotten good many good tipplers. q
There are nineteen presentments forille-
gallY planting oysters set for trial at The
April term OF the County Court. Nearlyail-
the parties are charged with stalking 10 the
natural oyster rock. 1t is said thai the oys-
termen have carried this unlawful stalking
to such an extent that some parts Of the,
rivers are staked nearly entirely across.
J The fishermen are beginning to catch shad
and herring In considerable quantities, and
the trade this season bids fair to be brisk. I'd
!. There are good many cases OF pneumo.
MIA in the county. T.st 4 Mu. Z.
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,u,sp.s Es,hettc Taste.

- ..r,xc-ox, March l6.-As illustrating
N 'Ss',, in which public money is squan-
Tx io.,i in the War Department the following
c S1 is Of importance: The wheeler ex'
% s.,r expedition carries with it pho
: ~ whose business it is to take views Tvs
;I ,.'',,r,Sinr objects along the route Of the
d , ,M.H party. Some Of these views are
s,,,S;nr and beautiful, and when bound
lt} horASome half-turkcy binding make
~ :" .'.s,,s "a be distributed by the Secre-
Ses tt',W, s- One hundred and ten volumes
- - ',.o.e view. were bound 10 the most
o. wan. IVA manner by order Of Belknsp at
~ .,st II 81 ,296. and all distributed to bis
.,,,nds.-Ib.
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---;ma.INE 1NYELlIeEKcE.

PORT OF RICHMOND, MARCH II, 1875.
se ARHLYED. III .2S..t b35s.a
Steamer Westover, Skinner. Baltimore. mer-
chanlfise and passengers, L. y. Tatum. AGENT.
Steamer John Sylvester, Post, horfotRs mef-
chandise ana pass enRers, l.. B.Tatum, AGENT
: Schooner George p. Hallock, Sharrett, New York,
carboys, southern Fertilizing Company.
SAILED. 49,. ..si
Steamer Richmond, Kelly, New fork, mer-s
chandise and passengers. G. w. Allen Co, agents.
steamer j. w. Everman, Plat, Phtladelphia,
merchandise and passengers, W. r. .Porter, agent
Schooner Walter, rThomas, Baltimore, cannel
coal, Gervas Storrs, agent. ...sis1.ts2 - 90
NOTICE TO MARINERS. @ = srta.
The .buoys occupying the positions OF nun.
and can. buoys In this tret during the winter are
now being taken up ana the nuns p sau Sahs
placed. BY order OF the Lighthouse beard
COMMANDER, United states Mayy, q
Ipspeetor Second Lighthouse District.
Boston, March "A. 1879. Il
Notice is hereby given that the following changes
will be MADE in the buoyage OF delaware oss a'-an
Cross Ledge buoy, on the station formerly oceu'
pied BY the Light vessel, will be confined InSoeRns
ont the year IS irss-chss spsr. palnieH Wnite any
black perpendicular stripes tmtd channen.
changed from spar to hrst-ciass Fun, pa'nec
Joe Flogger shoal flower snd), buoy MOL /, win
be continued throughout The year as palhteo
black. Instead Of Sc cond class can. -. w =.
BuIkhead-buoy Is and has been In It's proper posi-
tion, Notwithstanding reports 70 the contrary.
- ,zle..s.i g.. II. WHITE, Commxnoer,
- 49, .E-fs. ri United States Nayy,
Lighthouse Inspector. Fourth Dtstr1cL
Philadelphia, march II, 1876. st{S' !.
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FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
ENGLAND.
CONDITION OF THE STOCK MARKET.

CONDITION OF THE STOCK MARKET. +
LONDON, March 17.-After regular business
hours yesterday there was renewed distrust
among stock operators and general relapse
in prices. Two failures occurred this morn
railway stocks are depressed by large quanti'
ties of stock thrown on the market In conse'
auence OF the late failures. Foreign securi.
ties are stronger, and in most cases better
prices are realized. Discounts are quiet.
Business at the Stock Exchange was almost
stationary during the afternoon to the close.
Another, failure was announced this after
noon, making twenty-one in all on the fort.
nightly settlement. No more can now De
declared in connection With this account. !,
FoUNDERED AT sEA-sAFETY OF THE
SHIP GREAT BRITAIN
LospoN, March 1.-THE bark Annie Put.
nam, from Bull river, s. Co. for London;
foundered at sea- The crew was saved.
The ship Great Britain, from Doboy for
Liverpool, previously reported abandoned st
sea, with portion OF her crew drowned, has
arrived at st. Thomas. A part Of her cargo
will be saved. 2tis.S' -
SHIPPING WAREHOUSES BURNED.
LoapoN. March ia block Of shipping
warehouses in Portland street, Manchester,
were burned this tmoruing. The loss VIII
amount to several hundred thousand pounds u 9.
= -" - COLLISION OF STEAMERS. zasIgrts
!LryEarooa, March 1.-THE Steamer King ~
Richard, of baltimore, and the Athlete col
.Iided here to-day. The, King Richard, con-
siderabiy damaged, was run ashore az Tran.
mere, where she now lies full OF water. 80
&, &! THE GRAIA MARKETS. IS .:ss5.
81 I, oSpo Il, j March little Liverpool
'breadstufTs circular says the tempestuoas
weather. and heavy rain and sieet hzye caused
.pehefsf complaints from the 1eoEnffy dts::
iisricts. Not oaly, ara tte chances for soWlpe
.abnt weeks may selapss before
.ths land an sbs gos into condition agasn'
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IHg Snow BLOCKADE. ON THE PACIFIC
ROADS omaha, Neb., March 1G.-Tele-
gram from he Yves! state that all trains on
Tue mountain division, Union Pacific rail-
load, to-day were abandoned on account of
tle snow blockade between Green river and
f-'4nston. Several freight trains are showed
ID on Crts'on Hill, between Bitter Creek and
hsWllngs, and everything has been blocked
al Gay. Large forces of men, working with
sno".ploughs, will start from Bitter Greek
III Ihe morning to get through. 1t is still
showing aud drifting very badly. A severe
snoW-storm occurred 10 this vicinity to-day.
Clear bu! cold, with q gale from the north.
west.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, March l7-Noon.-Stocks active.
Money. 4. Gold, 114k Exchange-Long, 4S7 !;
short, 490h. Governments dull andsteady. States
dull.
The PoSt's financial article says: "Gold firm !;
opening price. lax; all sales since at 114hG
114S. On gold loans. &c for carrying. Exchange
5. United States bonds continue firm, the changes
being an advance Of 4 Oh 5's of 1855, and decline
of y on currency 6's and 6's Of 1881. Stocks
Erening.-Money easier; at close, 3@4. Gold
closed Ut ll43sQl14k. Exchange firm Mt 467.
Governments active and steady. States quiet and
nominal; Virginia peelers, "a; new, "a: consos,
TAX; deferred, 81. North Cardinals, TX; new,
Sh spt cial tax, ~. Stocks closed active and un-
settled.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, March 17.-Virginia 6's, old, 80;
consos, 9Th West Yirginias, 8. North Carolina
6's, old, 16; new, 8; special tax, 2. Bid to-day.
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The Finance Bill.

Tbr vote IN the Democratic caucus on
wednesday nigh: on agreeing TO MIR. Payne's
f,1rcisI bill stood G6 TO A. Included in the
rS,s were ,wcnty-three senator's and thirteen
REPRESENTATIVES, and in the nays one senator
and forty.thrce representatives. This lndl-
Gale, that the bill cannot pass the House
une.s those opposing 1t in caucus choose TO
f,y,r j, when put upon its passage.
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RIcHHoND ASD pASYILLE ytsAlLeoAI sDMe.xs{
~HS-'4rfS fHrCIIsfcND, VA, January Id. 1875 Is
OF TRAINS, TRAIN Nos

de 81 o. 2s,e ~ q
RIcHAsoSsp AID pAaYIIIE q llsoAo s2 NE
ccHEpf n1cEa 81 TRAINS isasa TEAL Is. tn 10.
s1o1TSss1IspsssEehaosd q $50 $500
Ba,sey 1sas q a Nj sFss Raasss
Fa ss q s sis,lpsoy :. eea
TsAIsk NO aEs ssWwasoiss1 HsR ccs
Han A. NJ; leaves 5Air.L lEe auncfica1 6:36 ~
4 s,y fs sas 3 ssvss an s ne
n: leaves Dundee at :49 z, NJ! Iezyss BassSss
Vile ii 1t 65I r. ~: arrives in Richnand as
z r =; s.--LYsc:Iffa vas AccoxxcDAyI
wesfward-Le caves Richmond ~ 3 \: ~ asMso3 3
e gassfyl s, 4 l2 Is t la fsSs 4 60
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