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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-04-30
II. T. DOUGLAS, Superintendent:
RICHMOND AND PErERsBCE"
RAILROAD COMPANY. ,


...,. RAILROAD COMPANY.
COMMENCING MARCH II, 1877, trans
Z on this road will run as follows.
LEAVE RIcIIMoSp SOUTH.
7.o5 A. NJ. THROUGH MAIL daily: c" nhS.S ~,
for Charleston, Augusta Sn.a'',Ti 'r2I,.
yannah. Raleigh, A!anta: nri,,r,'
Montgomery. Mobile, New ort,aLo.
and Mi POINTS South ana s"u.nMCI -
also connects at Petersburg WIN ."i
I's. Atlantic. Mississippi and ONO ral. .E',
:. FOR Iynchblrg, firmviie, All .,Ii ,,
local stations on that road ~ l' ',.''
stoIs 0niy Al Manchester ana Ih 49,,
,.oop Al SrCOyAlODATlOS daily. a.
N' gers taking this train viii inA go 49,
. a-r rnnnrcflou AT Petersburg ioi NoIG -.
and AZ Norfolk With sp'enninl ~ 49, ~
s..tt. steamer. for Baltimor'. rhIa", III ~
anI New YORK. and IN tne VI" -,
-. InioIuu steamers Tor Ne" ON MI MI
piny nj al regular stations on On, M
5.on p NJ FREIGHT daily teAcrpE '"i'e''
,pn TpISii MAIL daily iexeSfp!, SuI.
~ . dsvl connecting for he!n"tss: rSmnsh,
ts - WILMINGTON, Charleston S"r,ii",,m
and NH points In F!ori!a. w., No. The
' sicrninglcar FOR Wilmington All" '''
South.
,v,yE PETERSBURG NORTH
6:33 4. NJ, THROUGH NAIL III, Nh richmond Fs-e!-
ericSshurx ap6 Potonsc r n!r,
ali P1ni Ne 4h, Es' da as' estsps san-
t a,aEyGl;oyMl'aaS SIsiH ION TEAM. With
AA'oo - nass.nyrr eoacb attacneo. ,,,o,,.tlu,
,,op Il 2TMRoTGiI Man. daily. c% s e.S aai
k -7:Ae = u wiih RichMond, Freder!cHs,s.t Ts,t
M and Vest, Sleeper attached, fan"ne
t,lr Also, making c!o-e SID 1tao
tnn with the Chesapeake uaa and
rsIiroad for the virgh.ja sp ts,ss tain
saI nosnts North and West. IN ESs S.n.,
stoi,, only al Manchester M sa., tst tr,iu
1,,s e the oD!y hue running danba'' 'i''s A"D
from Richmond south. 10, .oru,.: al Chts!Sr
Passengers for Clover Hhl eoh"ss'
daily, except Sunday. .,,Ss
pt.n,no,d af o A. NJ. and ". a' WV
WIN 'e''' SanGsy till further nssise' $50, frsn
ALI TRAINS lesv!ng Petersburg WIG ''"'
the AppSonsa''oA a>F0' A. SHAW, superin'eh'sD"
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), rc,,o,ys, the story I relate
T is moral seems TO carry
Choose not alone q cand,date
VAIN - harry ~

enc candidate OF the other side. We have
NOT chosen our Own candidate yet. There are
ca many a>pirants in the field that we. may
COW ~ ourselves as MILTON said of ADAM
and EVE, that we have ''the world before
us where to choose" But above ALL
we shall select our own time ana
our own method Of conducting the
campaign. We are not half as much inter-
es,ed in the gubernatorial contest as our
neichber appears to be. We should labor
under great disadvantage II we shouid
lsncuidly and carelesSly bring out our sword
6nlled by inattention and listlessneSs ana
attemnt 70 do battle with our nelghbor
armed with Damascus blade made Keen
bv constant care and zeal, The fact is we
,saayep.t cot mad yet." We need to be
warmed up. We must first DE convinced
that General MALONE is 3 formidable candl-
date. As at present advised, we hold him
to be without any considerable strength, or,
as Il leading South-Sder said to us day or
two AGO, we do not think it at all certain
that he will 60 into the convention.
We predicted the other day that General
MALONE would never be elected Governor
OF Virginia IS as the nominee OF the Con-
sentative party "a phrase which ought 10
have carried no other meaning than that he
would never be such nominee; but our
neighhor understood it to impute to him
"an ambition not restrained by party ties
or patriotic motives" We chose the words
carefully, so that they might hit guilty
man but miss an innocent one. We did not
like TO bring such charge against General
MALONE; being naturally distrustfu! OF
ourselves. under the circumstances, and ap-
prehensiye that we might do him injustice.
But the Wing relieves Us Of all enlbarrass-
meut and affords Us occasion for saying that
il it can give the positive assurance that It's
candidate will not,run unless nominated by
the Conservative State Convention, then we
shall have at least one OF our objections to
his nomination removed. Let us see where
we stand.
We have no "personal enmity" against
General MALONE; not single feeling OF the
sort; no more than we have against our
friend OF the Wing. That much we can
say with certainty. Our :" hostility was
never against the man but against his policy,
and has been freely ventilated" whether
eiustified' or not. III we entertain any
"preiudices against him, they are not per-
sonal, and do not refer to him as man, but
as an enemy to Virginia's true interests and
to those of Richmond particularly. But,
we repeat, we shall choose our own time to
marshal our objections to him il indeed we
shall ever deem it necessary to do so. In
the mean time, we shall carefully consider
all that our neighbor may have to say in bis
defence, and il We find ourselves convinced
that he is TILDEN who ought to be sup
ported Notwithstanding that Tammany Hall
is at his back, we shall take due notice and
govern ourselves accordingly.
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SEw1NG-MACHfNES.
RAILROAD LINES.
ID edmond AND DANflLLE
~ RAILROAD.

SCHEDULE OF TRAINS ThAtN1 GffESl
t.gt-;fgtr.. APRIL 8, 1877.
:. THROUGH MAIL.
1888 A. NJ, leaves Richmond daily, connecting NJ
80 Greensboro with trains on North Caro-
t+t. Ina division aud N W. \. &. Il. h. ~
Charlotte with trains on Atlanta ana
nv ~ {, Richmond Airline railway Ter At
lanta, Macon. Jacksonville, Montgnms,,
ry, Mobile, and New V T;,a = a y anu ,nd
ssu.t.ae A. r. r. for Columbia, Augusta, and All
-. sg southern ana southeastern points.
LYNCHBUEG ACCOMMODATIONS.
a.ao A. RI leaves Richmond daily for BurkeSiile,
Farrnyille, Lynchburs, and 1nternle-
diate points, making close connection
at Lynchburg for all southwestern
points.
g THROUGH MAIL,
500 2. NJ, arrives Richmond daily. connechnnFS
So with North Carellna division \; !" ~; y;
Atlanta and Richmond Air-Ltpe rail-
- way from all southern and soatnWest-
s 80 = \: crn nolnts, apd with Richmond, freue-
ricksburg aud Potomac and chesapeake
and Ohio railroads for all northern anu
! XIV rvNt Mss1eTI RP0AiucsSG;osIMoDATIoN
a.ao y NJ arrives Richmond daily from Lynch
o o.@SS burg Farmyilc, Burkey!l lie. and all III
IS. terinedlate points, and from VI SOUTH
~ western points
Tickets sold 10 ali southern and southwestern
points and baggage checked through. -
:, Palace sleeping -cars run through hssSeen kieh-
mond and Bi,insNdsk. Ga .,,, q, n,sss.e he
tween the polnis named on tickets. No ay.oyes
/ checks viii be given. r. NJ, n. rALcoTfi..Ss
E sissA' ".'' - General Superintendent.
T. JOHN r. MacMuRpo. General Passenger Assns.
~ ap ,-,1sS,3 - "A .gS .ss,tt}S S.
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The Associated Press perpetrates wrong
when it telegraphs to the southern papers
puff OF a New York lecturer. Mr. CRoFUT
ought certainly to "fut'' the bill.
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GRACE-sTREET BAPTIST
c,,I1pCu.-Thc. pastor lRcy. DR.. HATCHERY VIII
rrcacn at IL A. NJ, and Mt 8 P. NJ. the Rev.-A' b.
Known, n. D., or Pittsylvana county, Will preach
,he annual sermon before the Young Mems Mission
,rv Society OF this church. at,/ 3Et -
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49, ''ss1 ~
nE AR AH.

p,ed o 0f ssaurdsy Morning M
Mi',isYH SMITH rest ef the is,s DE Beverly
NIKE asss satt S e Trs
MON Friend. and sssatsssSies OF saa Asso
"int,on are Invited TO attend. =
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my NEW MOURNING GOODS.

T,R. PRICE d co. have opened
BLACK TAMISE, BLACK HENRIETTA,
BLACK GRAPE CLOTH,
BLACK CASHMERES, -.--..
GRAPE Wells, LOVE WELLS,
RLACK KID and SILK GLOVES,
BLACK ALPACAS and MOHAlRS-chcap.
M 80 E--
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spEGIAL NOTICES
nNEw GOODS FOR May

9t NEW GOODS FUR MA L.
T.R. PRICES CO. have received within the past
very low priced: Il
wAsH-POPLINS, 10 and 12kc.;
ZEBRA SUITTNG, 124c.;
BROCADE PoPLINs tall shndes), 25,3 80, and $50;
BLACK and COLoRED GRENADINES;
BLACK BROCADE GRENADINES;
CAMEL,S-UAIR GRENADINES tnewl;
BLACK and COLORED SILKS, 81 to 80;
Splendid FRENCH ORGANIZES, for oyerdresses
COLORED Lawns, 12,f, 15, and 26c.;
SOLID CAaBR1CS, 12H TO 25c. mp 30
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Tickets can be had of Professor LAHDE only. He
can be found either at his academy or at WAITS
,,,s,c emnorium. AL former scholars are invited
TO attend. '..
rehearsal on WEDNESDAY, May I'd.
-NAN an 30-1Ot
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MT COHEN BROTHERS have Just
completed the purchase Of eco pieces Of WHITE.
RED-AND-WHITE, and FANCY MAITlNG,
which they will sell at less than wholesale prices.
. ap 30
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DICHMOND THEATRE.
ANNUAL FESTIVAL.

The FOURTH-STREET nORRIBLES have the
honor Of announcing to their friends that they VIII
appear in two OF their iimitabie entertainments at
the RICHMOND THEATRE on .e,
MONDAY AND TUESDAY EVENINGS,
APRIL BOTH AND MAY 1ST.
in attractive programmes, arranged expressly for
Them bv the accomplished violinist and Director,
W. 8. mutually, of New York.
The entertainments cannot fail TO please all lovers
of COOL music, mrth, and genuine enjoyment. The
nrn~ramme embraces the Comic Oper; of the ...
- - HAPPY MOkE,
which ;bounds with sparkling gems ana cuor!iSes
never before rendered south of Philadelphia. The
following cast of talent will contribute on both oc-
casions-YiZ.: - .
ORCIIEs RA.-Mr. Julius Peters. FirSt Violin
Mr.. John Reinhardt, Second Violin; Mr.. Charles
Peters, Viola DR.. ?. Peters, Viooncello; Mr.. vii
liam Trimmer, Flute; Mr. George Eoelker, Clari-
net: Mr.. Jacob Beler, Cornet; MIR. Richard Wage
ner Contra Bass: Mr.. William Adams. Drum.
VoICES.-Mr. j. ID. Redford First Tenor; DIR: T.
W. Cunningham, Second Tenor; Mr.. w. >. smith,
Contralto; Mr.. Monte Walker. Soprano: Mr.. K. :.
Chamberlayne. First Bass; Mr.. h. Il. CardoZa, Sec
ond lass: Messrs. John X. Edwards and l. T. Fields,
Baritone: Messrs. j. Z. Cowardn and I. NJ. Saun-
Under the dictatorship of Professor JACOB REIN
HARDT, Pianist.
For further particulars see programmes and post
crS. 80
General admission. Dye.
OrcheStra seats o.
DresS-circle IoE'
Famiiy-circle and colored gallery :25c:
Box Office opened at WAITS OH FRIDAY
MORNING at 9 O'Clock. .... APP 23-td
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General Mahone--The Wing.


The Wing flies the flag OF General MAhoss ;
from Its masthead In such gallant style, ana
waves it so skilfully In the sunlight, sud
addresses itself to the work with so mucn
earnestness and zeal, that we were on satur-
day almost tempted to believe that 1t was
the breath Of popular appreciation tnas
caused that flag to swing SO gracefully.
Our neighbor is a regular Tipperary boy
"Who vii, do me the honor to treaa on III!
coat-tail?" It draws its shillelah, ana cnS'-
lenges us to the combat. In facs. !. IS reaus :.
to fight against all Corners who deny .ha'
Genera, M.aoNE ought to be the next Gov
ernor OF Virginia.
we should be pleased to accommodate o"l
,o;obhor hut we are not quite ready Tor the
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S,ROQWET.

QR0QUET FOR TIE Mi Hill. ) stakes sol
u bans and maeis, nicely palhn nS Win slide ss'
~ saos 81 Instructions Price sS no, packed
Wl Also ses with s balls and malie's' pu' W.
In box, 95c. %
aps-lMs 80
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Accommodation train leaves Richmond d,ir. r..
cept Sunday at ago r. 81. aid arriyn. =. r .rA-
louisville at S:lo 2. ~. making Connection Win
train for Washington. Win
Mail train between Richmond and lIun,ir,.,
runs daily Except sunday, between Kichm"nd s,,i
Gordonsville rms daily, stopping AZ all regular ",.
lions.
Express train runs daily, stopping At H,roy.r
Junction So"ls. Trerilllan's. L0ui,a. G0rnms,i1f'
Charlottesville, Staunton. Goshen, Mlboro' o. -
ington, and all regular stations wet Of Coyinr,,
Mail and express trains connect al Gor,or>,,ii,.
for Washington and the North. and At Charr,,,.
Vile TOR Lynchburg and the South.
Express train connects at Cincinnati with ,rrpi
lines for all points In the West. Northwest. ana
Southwest. AMI at Richmond with the Eirl,rnDrj
and Ddn.il!e. and Richmond and Pctcrsftry ,r,;,.
for all points South.
SIecping-cars run on niph.-.rans.
Mail train arrives at Richmond ~ 4:2OpN
Express Train arrives AT Richmond a. S.3n ( VI
Accomm odat ion train arrives n Richmond =, :,
\. NJ.
Through TICKETS sold and baggage rhcrsnA To- Al
principal potts.
For rates. information. &C.. apply At Comauy's
offices. and at $50 Main street. Richmond. "a
CONWAY X. HOWARD.
General Passenger aad 1lch.' Agent
". VI. ;. DUNN.
apps Engineer and Superintendent
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LOTS ON UNION HILL

yxTHO WANTS A CHEAP LOT?-At-
w tend the large sale on Vcnable street on TUES.
DAY lst of May, at O'Clock. See auction sale OF
w E0DDIN, -. :. ap ou-It
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That the Wing may see that the suspi-
cions OF persons outside Of Richmond have
been excited against its favorite candidate,
we reproduce frosn the Lexington Gazette
the following: i, ~, ..,.y..s.., 9a. /.
It is all very clear. The adherents OF
General Malone are endeavoring in advance
to prepare the minds Of the people for an
independent candidate on the ground that
the Convention was not q fair one, and that
their candidate was unfairly dealt with. IL
means, take Malone or split the party. here
is where the new Conservative Republicans
will come in, and with charges OF BourDon-
ism against those who 40 not iail IN WIN
their schemes OF public plumber and cor
runtion hide the Radical shirt which has
heretofore been lis badge Of distinction.
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II the Conservative party takes as Its
standard-bearer ono whom we regard as
unfit for the high honor, we will. sink our
personal feelings (call it prejudice in defer.
encc to the assembled wisdom OF the great
Conservative party OF Virginia, ana sadiy
and sorrowfully vote for the nominee,
though his name be General Wllham Ma
hone, Of Petersburg.
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Personal.

VlROaI NUMEROUS INQUIRIES, AND
L TO PREVENT ALL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. = s,I ,,Gh
| II is deemed necessary by the Executive committee
| 70 state that Mr. THOMAS Z. CHANBLIsS IL not
and never has been the authorized agent OF the Viz
einia state Agricultural Society," he not beng even
| ~ on az deswjt Secretary. |
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Ng HAMBURGER EDGINGS!
HAMBURGER EDGINGSI

The best bargains yet offered. Fifteen thousand
yards TO be sold this week. The great sale COM
menccs MONDAY MORNING, April 3Oth Those
who come first will ind the best selection. "
nAMBURGH EDGINGs at SC. worth Sc. per
yard; .,..'s ..
uAMBURGH EDGINGs at CSC. worth lOc. per
yard; ... $751;. $3.50
HAMBURGER EDGINGS at &c. worth 12!!c. per
yard;
HAMBURGER EDGINGs at 1oc. worth 15c. per
yard; ...
HAMBURGER EDGlNGs at l2Hc. worth zoe. per
Has1BURGH EDGINGs at 15c. worth csc. per
yard:
HAMBURGH EDGINGS at zoe. worth 35c. per
yard; -, .....; 49,.
HAMBURGH EDGINGS al 25, 80, So, 40, 50c.'
and up to So per yard-all very cheap, at
,nos LEVY BROTHERS..
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MET BARGAINSl BARGAINS!

T. r. PRICE & co. are offering
Fine "a BLEACHED COTTON at 81 and 10c. !;
PERCALES (new styles) at O and 1916;
Handsome PRINTS ut OK and SIC;
Best READY-MhDE SHIRTS, 1925;
GtJJZE MERlNO SHIRTS;
NEW CASSIMERES, for SUITS
BASKET-LINEN DRILLS, for pants and vests
ap30
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CLOTHING

4 CIeBIA1Ne1aa
HOLM LAPOUCHE. IA
- Sz4 MERCHANT TAILOR, W
H No. TENTH STREET,
anticipating the season, has just opened new and
choice fabrics for
SKELETON COATS,
which will he made up In the best manner, giving
iightness. strength and economy.
FRENCH BAPTIsTE,
FRENCH DRAP D,ETE,
FRENCH WORSTED, ..r...--
BLACK and BLUE CIIEYIOTs,
ALPACAS and DUCKS.
Now Is the time TO provide against the extreme
heat, aud not swelter under heavy weights.
DRESS SHIRTS TO ORDER. ap30
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hIr ON MONDAY
LEVY mr. tn Frs
WILL oFFEn

5000 yards of PRINTED DELAINEs at &c per
yard worth 20c.; ,-.-,,.,.s.--,s. .,.- ,--s. ..--
1000 yards of wAsH.PoPLINs at s!c. worth
IKE; /
1000 yards Of DRESS GINGHAMs at loo. worth
: 1916. per yard; Z a-: -'
$500 yards of PRINTED CAMBR1cs at sl5c. per
yard worth 12Hc.;
1900 of the BEST PRINTED PERCALEs at
l2Hc. worth 25c.; Isl d, .....1. ...
100 pieces of REAL GEORGIA NANKEEN at
75c.. for piece of ten yards, worth 1928;
LOCO yard, of DRESS GOODS, wool filling, at
12k., worth 25c.; ..k..,l u.s.. ...f .,.-s
LAWNS at &c. per yard; 49,, ....
GRENADINES at exc. per yard;
Excellent YARD-wIDE BLEAGHED CoTToNs
ut SIC. per yard;
Good YARD-wIDE UNBLEACHED COTTON at
&c. per yard; .' s.. ...,
500 WHITE QUILTS, extra large size, at &c.,
worth 1925;
oILCLOTH MATS or RUGS at 90 and &C.,;
| New style NOTICES, OH perforated board, at
LEVY BROTHERS.
| RIBBONS Mt reduced prices. ap 2S
~ LLAMA LACE POINTS-the cheap
est ever seen, big lot on consignment at one
| half Of regular prices;
A large lot OF LACE JACKETS to be closed out
cheapat LEVY BROTHERS.
RIBBONS at reduced prices. apps
NJ UNDRESsED KID GLOVES.
THREE-BUTTON UNDREsSED KID GLOVES
In all of the new shades at
80. .. LEVY BROTHERS.
| RIBBONS at reduced prices. APPS
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RAILROAD LINES
A a -: Q EE5zs7 -.

& Cd -. ssE;sEsa5 -
OFFICE GRN'L FREIGHT AND TIcnern;.E:co,l
RICHMOND. April 81, 1877. {
MPORTANT NOTICE.-Aftert fiji. d.,,
l. fREIGHT TRAINS win leave Ern.a'e .''c
a TlS9I, on hOHSDAY, WEDNESDAY, and FPfpty
and West. and arrive on the morning. of ,be sorsh
aays. pAsSESGER CAR which VIII be atta or,
70 Inc freisht 'rar VII leave Broad-strest ,ia,en
SATURDAYS. Returning, viii arrive ~ p :, anh
4P.M. & r. ,' w" until
APP Zs-3t General Freight and Ticke, tyn,,
CIEsArEAKE AND ONO HAupo,n,-
RICHMOND. VA, April ri. Is7S,0t
GHEsAPEAKE AND OHIO Raj
- ~ KOAnmon and after MONDAY, April 23J
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SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
THROUGH PASSENGER.
800 p. n. Leaves Richmond TrESDhi,iil Yrs.
DAY. AMI SATURDAY. Connect, At
West Point win Steamer Havana Ter
all points on YORK river and HtIti-
more. Arrives IN Blltim"r" ~ \.
NJ: connects with rIll.linc' for Wash
ington. Philadelphia New York. b'>-
ton. and AL western points Connects
at Richmond with trains un RlfliAnhl
and Petersburg ANIL Chesapeake a4d
ohio railroads.
THROUGH FREIGHT.
500 4. NJ Leaves Richmond TUESDAY, THURS
DAY. and SATURDAY. Connects
with steamers al West Point tor river
landings. baltimore, and all Y.>rrn
points Connects III Richmond Win
trains on Richmond ANA i,Snviiir rail-
road. Richmond and Petersburg. AEi
Chesapeake and OHIO railroads.
LOCAL PASSENGER.
3:OOP. ~ Leaves Richmond daily except sun
day..
LOCAL FREIGHT.
200 4. Al, Leaves Richmond MONDAY WE'D
kESDAI. and FRIDAY. 1"h-
nt,cts At West Point with steamer ~
for all bindings Oh M4t,au"ni ana IL
munkey ri:erS-
THROUGH PASSENGER.
,o.oo 4. VI. Arrives at Richmond TUESDAY,
THURSDAY, and SATI RDAl. CON
meets with trains on Richmond 3l'
Petersburg and Chesapeake and ono
railroads. steamer Havana leaves i'''.
timOre from Pier la Light sr,gI
MONDAY. WEDNESDAY. aud fEi-
DAYat i i. II. Connects WIZ
trains from Ph!IlIelp!ia, Ne" oTN,
ard western points. ana 1t West "i''
with trains for Richmond ana '''e
south.
THROUGH FREIGHT.
c.J5-p Al. Arrives at Richmond TUESpNI
THIrRSDAY. and SATURDAY. con-
meets with steamer al W"S; P'ht from
Baltimore. Connects with ltlcnH"Hi
and Danvillr. Richmond AMI Peters
burg, and Chesapeake ANA ON" F''-
roads. -
,0.nn NJ Arrives M Richmond daily rNc"li >"i' =,
t"''' 49, dav, Connects win Richmond ana
Petersburg aud Chesapeake and VN'"
railroads.
LOCAL FREIGHT. ,,.,.,,
400 Z. NJ. Arrives 1T RichInoud MuNDAl J" - ~
NESDAY. and FRIDAY. tI4-
meets at West Point WITH sa:!il'i '''s
from Mattapom and PGunNAe!-'"''
landings. a. ',.,,
No transfer of freight At Richmond to or ron
southern points. Cars run through between 'N''''
and West Point. ,,, ,,.,.... r-t,.s
Through bills of laiins, with guaranteed F4''''
issued 10 Eli northern and western points. r,
Through tickets sold 10 al northern, eastern ""
western points. and baggage caccseo tnioTsh. NJ
For tickets apply at General Rai'roan h rAT' IA
Gee SD Main street: 1T the exchange tlo't' IT
coupanv's depot, corner Twenty-thiFd III" "'
streets. Hichmoud. Va. ..,..u,,,.,,d.r,
70 & H. I. DOUGLAS. superintendent
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RICHMOND. FRED'G & POTOMAC x. Y. Co.j
OFFICE GENERAL TICKET AGENT.
RICHMOND. December Ii. l~rC. J
OF TRAINS.

RICHMOND. December IL. l-rC.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
On and after WEDNESDAY. December l3gn
rains will run Oh 'his road rs follows
500 ). NJ. leaTt thc Byrd-S;r,rt station !aily fcy-
cept >@niayi, cunG"ctiu" with tire Bal
t!m"rc ann ohio and Baltimore and
Potomac ralroa'. ue Al N"w York a.
1O:l3 i. NJ. arriving AT Washington
mt 1:l0 +. Il.
S:3S =. ". leaves ByrL-~troct station daily rrn.
Meeting at W't>l:""'or sy.:h ,hr Eari.
more and l'-tpuEtc railroad .rrl.iu,
=: Jew .Jrn ~ %" \. u. Through
sleeper from Richmond 10 New York;
price 81 berth. -
4:30 z. VI. ACCOMMODATES TRAIN. r.,
Junction. leave Brpal-"irret station
(SunJaHs excepted.
7:01 4. VI. arrives 1t Ryri->trc,i station ,IlIf.
leaves Ne~ York Il; b:Jj the rrecei.
Ing evening.
100 p. NJ arrives NJ Eyr-Srtct station dai'y rx.
cept Sunday.
$40 4. NJ. ACCOMMODATES TRAIN arrive
ut Broad-Srcci st.lliOu ,>anGay, "a.
ceptCdl.
4 paSScngcr-car. which viii bc attached 10 frHIt
train. Ill leave Broad STREET depot uu [ E~ltNI,
THURSDAY. and SATURDAY at $50 \. ". ar.
irving at Quautjc" at 100 l.. VI. Erurrn-. VII
leave QuanticO >aInr days at , i. W., arriving II
Bread. Street dcpo, ri lO:4f /. u.
Through sIccpcrs aud coaches night trains
between Richmond amI New York each wo,.
FREIGHT TRAINS lsa"e Er"a,'-~tlrct sra'ton n
and arrive on mornings of ~am" day. t"n-igu''s
OF live stock ami perish able articles. upon c,iug
tice ut depot. obtain freight II BpH,tpn On pre-
cediug evening.
Through bills Of lldng AMI rate, given :" ali rr.H-
cDal points North and N",,. T.. T. y. 5NEG>.
General SdpcrinltnIonL
G. A.TAYiDR.
DELE General Freight and Ticket A=c't.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

SSIJAi MAY BALL AND "a
FLORAL FESTIVAL OF S.M
,rop r. FIAIJBE'S DANCING ACADEMY
ueyy,, Hall), Oh TUESDAY, NAY 8, 1877.
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MULES. HORSES. &c.

e, AN EXCELLENTfCcS-
1t MARE very STYLISH and a SPL ENDID ~
T0P-BUGGY.! The MARE is "a splendid animal,
FIVE years old, Of good speed perfectly gentle. well
broken, and very stylish. The BUGGY!is of the
latest design and of The very best ma
short time, and Originally cost s4f6. The owner
not having any further use for the above would sell
street = :. o. ap 30-2t
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pASSESGEH.

RICHMOND, \ DIRK RIVER AID 'HE>rEhkEt
RAILROAD. J
OF TRAINS.
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THE IMPROVED WORl-CONFEC-
4 TIONS-an lntalibc remedy. perfectly harm
less and pure. pleasant and agreeable TO take. Sold
by l.. WAGNER. Druggist,
an 2S-3t& Sixth and Broad streets.
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nF UNDRESSED KID GLOVES.

THREE-BUTTON UNDRESSED KID GLOVES
In all of the new shades at
49,. LEVY BROTHERS.
RIBBONS at reduced prices. APPS
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DRUGS. MEDICINES. &c.

FOR CARRIAGE OR
~ BUGGY-TOPS as well rs MANIFESTATIONS,
DoiiShcs. and preserves the leather. Sold by
an 2S-3t* l.. WAGNER, Druggist.