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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-05
RICHMOND AND PETERS bCG" |
RAILROAD COMPANY. '

RAILROAD COAfS"''
COMMENCING MARCH, II. Isl, trains
u Oh This road will run ~ follows.
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH. .,.....,r..
7oJ A. Nj. THROUGH NAIL daily. c"ni'v''.r
for Charleston, Augusta, CnH"I..,,1' -
yannal, Raleigh. At!An'i MSoI'
Montgomery. Mobile, New NraA.,s.
and all points South AMI SoHiA" tS.,
also connects ut Petersburg WIT Wv
Atlantic, Mississippi and OHIO r3.Ii a.,
for L.ynchbarg. farmyille. AMI "u,,
local stations on ;aat road. Tbs tIA''
stops onis Al Manchester ant "I'''
1.oOpM AfCONMODATlON daily IAN,'H
gers taking this train will niass 80" I
connection al Petersburg i"i N|'. ..
and 1t Norfolk with splcnlil ~ -.
steamers for baltimore. ih!'ail ~ "a.
and New YORK. and "itl tit ~" -,
minion steamers Tor Ne" lh'H' 1T
ming NJ al regular stations on -. :.
300 p. NJ, FREIGHT daily !eNcc't Stu"H! - "''-
,,,,pu TiIPoi:Gii MAIL daily except sun
,lavi, connecting Tor Weldon: E4a ,,,sm
Wilmington. Charleston, Saha ..i,
and nil point, ih F!or'%. ru',u,H S
sicrpns ear FOR Wilmington "''' 49,
South. ..,
e.aa , n Tiii,oIGH MAIL !ary except N,.H-
''' - ''' Gtyi. connecting wlth Rjcbm0n". r..
.rf,ksburg aMo Potomac rdlFoi' 80
,iI nolntS North Etsi. AMI N''t' .
7..5 4. II. FRElGHr TRAIN dai.y lrA"i' ~"
dayl with coach attIcA',:: ..,b
,1oo :, NJ. ACCOMMODATinN TRAM "'"
A''' Messenger coach att1cfc, ..,,.,
,.,o p II THROUGH MAI. daily. cStll,' 80 ~
-" " with Richmond. FREDERICKSBURG , int
Potomac railroad for al po'nl> r
aud Vest. Sleeper attached, f ft,,.LH
through. Also making close CHM
Ron with the Chesapeake alih ".. .,
railroad for the Virginia Spin, a."
nil uoints North and West ihis - 80
st0iis only al Manchester AMI ." ,n,,r
This IS the only line running double "4''!
from Richmond South. ,,.,,..,,,.,, =, C.e,.r,
Passengers for Glover ilill' connect ~
SUNDAY EXCURSION TEAlHHsu every
will leave Richmond at \. VI. aru
Sunday ill further noue. .,, star, (roIo
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg VII"
the APPROXIMATION depot. ,,,,. s,,.,iu,,u,!eyI.
NH 10 n. Sii%> " - ,---------
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MAST hits the mil on the head when he
represents every Prime Minister and ruler
In Europe as standing on tip.toe to discover
what BIsMARcK Is about. He has retired,
hesays, but they don't credit the story The
central figure nali the world is this great
German. Who can pretend to rival him as
snecessful statesman u
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RAILROAD ZINES.

SCHEDULE OF TRAINS TAKING EFFECT
APRIL s, 1877.
THROUGH MAIL.
1888 a. NJ, leaves Richmond daily. connecting at
Greensboro with trains on North Caro-
lima division and N. w. N. &. r. X. at
Charlotte with trains on Atlanta and
Richmond AIRLINE railway for At
lanta, Macon. Jacksonville, MongoInc-
ry, Mobile, and New Orleans, and all
southwestern points With {. e.. and
A.R. X. for Columbia Augusta, and all
southern ana southeastern points.
LYNCHBURG ACCOMMODATION.
9:4Q a. b., leaves Richmond daily for Burkevillc,
Farmyillc, Lynchburg, aud iuterme-
at Lynchburg for all southwestern
points.
49, THROUGH MAIL.
S23 z. NJ, arrives Richmond daily, connecting
with North Carolina division y. ". n.
c.. X. r.. c. &. and A.. R. r., and
Atlanta and Richmond AIRLINE rail-
way from all southern and southwest
ern points, and with Richmond, Fredc-
ricksburg and Potomac and Chesapeake
and Ohio railroads for all northern and
western points.
LYNCHBURG ACCOMMODATION
$3.50 !. NJ. arrives Richmond daily from Lynch
burg, Farmve, Burkevillc. and all In
terrncdiate points, and from all south.
western points.
Tickets sold to all southern and southwestern
points, and baggage checked through.
Palace slccping-cnrs run through bet"ecD Rich
mond and brunswick. Ga.
Local tickets good only for continuous passage be-
tween the points named on tickets No Eay-ovcr
checks will he given. Il. NJ. Il. TALCOTT.
General Superintendent.
JOHN II. MACMURDO. General Passenger Agent.
apg
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The Patron says that g If the planter or
owner should authorize the commission
merchant to act as his agentin this particu-
lar. we can see no reason why the Dispatch
should object" And we don't object.
The law suits us to 'et' in this respect.
But does it suit the Patron?
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Mt SPECIAL NOTICE.
MT NEW GOODS FOR MAY.

T. II. PRICE & co. have received within tile past
few DAYS more novelties In DRESS GOODS-somc
very low priced:
WASH-POPLINS, 10 and 12]sc.;
ZEBRA SUITING. l2t:c.; -f'..
BROCADE POPLINS tall slIadcs), 25. 80, and 35c.;
BLACK and COLORED GRENADINES;
BLACK BROCADE GRENADINES;
.CAMEL'S-HAIR GRENADINES (new):
BLACK and COLORED SILKS, 81 to So
Splendid FRENCH ORGANIZES, for ovcrlrcsscs
colo RED LAWNS, 12&, -, and 23c.;
SOLID CAMBRICS, 12E TO 25c. up 30
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THE CANAL.-The FFincastle Herald an
nounces that Mr.. JOHNSTON still has under
adyisement the question Of accepting the
presidency of the James River Canal Com
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uATER.C0DEERS.
TOILET ARTICLES.


TLEGANT. AND DELICIOUS ODOR-
IL perfectly purc-for toilet or nursery use WAC
NER'S TOILET-POWDERe equals The best import
ell Mt less price. YLANG-YLANG, HELLO.
TROPE, VIOLET. PATCHOULY, ROSE. JOCKEY
CLUB, and other odors. Prepared and sold by
L. WAGNER, Druggist,
my S-7t* e .'. - Sixth and Broad streets.
THE DUTY OF WOMAN.-TO BE
L attractive is duty which every lady owes to
hcrsesf to her domestic circle and to society," Not
only should she endeayor to please in address ana In
apparel, but, whenever possible. in complexion and
In feature us WELL Facial establishment Is TO lady
as proper, and oftentmeS as necessary. as are the
ado uinents OF her raiInent the artificial sraccs of
her conversation, other IncretrciOus attractions
upon which depend so much Of her dominion and
influence over man. The woman who permits her
self to become unoveiy, whe resigns herself hope
lessy 10 the ravages of time, and the spoliation of
her charms. visits upon her friends and admirers
sorrowfu regret that 1t becomes her to avert to the
latest day. Of this social duty it may trnthtully be
said that she can best acquit herself by the use OF
GOURAUD'S OLYhlPIAN CREAM. No other
nrcnartion approaches this in excellence, In HARM
fessness and purity. It's advertisement has hitherto
been lis merit, its RECOMMENDATION by all that have
used IT, and not by sounding and preeniious advcr-
Using in the Journals of the day.
r.-... 81. 0S Greenwich 81 rect, New York.
PURCELL. LADD & Co. Wholesale Agents.
Sold by BODEKER BROTHERS and MEADE &
BAKER. up 2S-S14t
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MARRIAGES.

Married at the Leigh-Strect Baptist church; by
Rev. j. r. Garlick, ut O'clock F. nj. Anr1l IL
Va, aud Mr.. EDWARD G. JONES, of King VII
liam county, Va.
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MT SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH (cor-
ner Of Main and Sixth streetsl.-Rev. j. WILLIAM
JONES, ID. D., will preach OH SUNDAY at II A. NJ.
and Il 9 u III
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nB FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH (cor-
ner of Twelfth and Broad streets,.-Rev. JOHN Is.
TURplS, of Halifax, at L A. H.; Rev. T. L. PRES
TON, D. D., ut O'Clock L. n. &c..
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ne AT SIDNEY, BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. d. Il, WINFREE, or Manchester will preach at
liam. At4P. nj. the new house Of worship Will
be dedicated Sermon by Rev. DR.. j. L. NJ. CURRY.
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m Ora E-STREET PRESBYTE-
RAN CHURCH CORNER of Grace and Fourth
strcets, Rev. c. II. READ, ID. D., pastor.-Prcach-
ing Mt IL A. NJ. and Il. nj.
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nr SECOND PRESB YTERIAN
CHURCH.-Dr. HoGE will preach ut IL A. NJ. and
4HP.M.
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G, EIRST EN- Ills II LUTHERAN
CHURCH (corncr of Grace and Seventh streetsI--
The pastor fRev. w. G. SCnAEFFER) will preach at
IL A. 81. and p. M. Seats free. All welcome.
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AsIUSEMENFS.

Tickets can be had of Professor LAEBE only. lie
can he found either ut his academy or at WAITS
,n,s;c cmnorium. All former scholars are invited
to attend.
re"e''f SUI VII ~ 3O-l0t
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I The Piedmont ,1pfrginian seems To Ilaye
editorial contributor in Richmond. @
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~ GERMAN METHODIST CHURCH
ION Leigh near First street).--prcaching in German
at IL A. N. by the pastor, Rev. G. MEYER; at s =.
NJ. and MONDAY NIGHT, revival meetings in Eng
lish All invited. ::
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mrPINE-sTREET BAPTIST. Rev. J.
z. TYLER, of the Seventh-street Christian church,
will preach the annual sermon before the Young
Mems Missionary Society at o'clock P. n on SUN
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E- BROA DISTRICT METHODIST
CHURCH-Rev. s. A. STEEL will preach at IL
O'Clock a. NJ. and SA T. NJ.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

AXE
CHEAPER THAN THEY HAVE EVEk BEEN
BEFORE.
PURE SILK mt 45, 90. 10. 30, 95c., Sl.lo-for
PURE SILK GROS-GRAlN;
Tmportcd SILKS of the most popular manuiac-
'turers MT al 25, sl.35, S1.40. $1.60, Sl.G6,
sI.75, 1905, 1920, $3.50; s2.I5. and s2;95
Particular attention l. called to their quahty at
sf.35, formerly sold At III .9Ott ,,, nc
A large stock OF STRIPED and CHECKED SILKS
ut rs, s5, and Goethe various shades In Solid
Colors, including EyGnine snaGes' ~ 1,,.ct and
Cof8red. a.. ,o.
The above goods were purchased Mt The recent
forced saIes of several importers, and, In connec
lion would say that they not only warrant the qun-
flies but also the prices, against any house In the
tinted States. my
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nj GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING
GOODS-A large and well-assortcd stock Of
SOCKS. GLOVES, and SUSPENDERS:
SILK, LINEN, CAMBRIA, LAWN, and COTTON
UANDKERClIIEFS;
COLLARS and CUFFS in all styles:
CRAVATS. SCARFS. TIES, and BOWS:
UNDERSTANDS and DRAWERS;
GENTLEMEN'S DRESS SHIRTS. made OF the hest
Wamsuita cotton and pure Irish linen, at 81
these shirts have only to be laundricd before
wearing:
CUFF, COLLAR, and SLEENE-BUTTOHS;
STUDS In great variety, At ,,r,,,.,
Lock At the TlEMSTITCl!EDH ANDKERCHlEFS
az 81 80 per dozen. myt
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w REV. j. j. TAYLOR will preach at
the Baptist church In Manchester at IL A. n. SUM-
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L. STERN & CO. having determined TO tiscon-
tiuue the dry goods business, Will sell from this day
their whole stock OF DRY GOODS, FANCY and
cost, to close business. Earties desiring to pur-
chase dry goods would do Well TO look Ut our stock
and low prices. You can save from twenty-five 70
thirty per cent. by buying from Us. Most Of our
goods having been purchased Al auction, and now
marked down to prime cost makes them the cheap
est ever offered in this city before Special atcn-
ton Is called to our .
DOUBL E.WIDTH ALPACA LUSTRE at 2lc. par
rs pieces BLACK ALPACAS at prime cost;
BEST PRINTS only 8 aud &C.:
WHrrE CORDED, STRIPED, and FIG URED
PlQUES Mt from &c. up:
DRESS GOODS-the LAT est out-at cost.
we could specify 1000 different articles to os
scld at sacrifices 10 close business hut Tor want OF
snace Come one and ALL and see for yourselves At
- = :, 7.1s@T l.. STERN & CO.'S,
.anl2 523 Broad street.
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lust RECEIVED, the LARGESTsyE
u and best selected stock of ,aERMANVksf
SINGING CANARIES, fresh MQCkING-|SXST
BIRD FOOD, CANARY SEED, INSECTGoI
POWDER &e. 90. Ailsthe above VIII ne 500 a.
very moderate prices by ~ g HEl.LESsst HI,
No.4 Fourteenth street, near the corner OF M at
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DIR GOODS.
SPECIAL NOTICE! SPECIAL NOTICE

SYCLE BROTHERS
have received their second supply of SPRING AND
SUMMER GOODSsmhich they will sell at greatly
reduced prices at their old stand. They will remove
In few days and will give special notice thereof.
Great bargains may be secured 1T
SYCLE BROTHERS.
25c. DRESS GOODS reduced red to lGse Per yar,l
shilling per ward in The city. Don't buy Your
dress goods before you look 1T the one-sh!l'ing
$50 picces DKEss GOODS from % to SOC. per
yard. Among Them you will find the latest new
styles. Don't buy your dress goods before you
BLACK SILKS III Csc. worth 81;
BLACK SILKS ut SC. worth g %;
BLACK SILKS at Il worth $50;
BLA1K SILKS S at $40 20 worth ,ay $50;
CHECK and STKItES ut S7kc. worth Sl.lO;
BLACK GRENADlNE at 40c. worth zoe;
BLACK GRENAD DINE at 60c. worth 81:
BL !\ GRENAD1NE at ST worth si.25.
mnartng sale in Bmors very You viii save twenty
five per cent. by buying these silks and grenadines
BIACK ALPACA at 22c. worth Soc;
BLACK ALPACA at csc. worth 35c.;
BLACK ALPACA at soc. worth 40c;
BLACK ALPACA 1T 35c. worth Soc:
BLACK ALPACA at 40c. worth GOc;
BLACK ALPACA at soc. worth 73c., and from
coo. to 1925 per yard-thc cheapest alpacas in
CASSIMERES from &c. to s2-ook at our Soc,
75c.. and 81 caSsimrrcS:
5000 yards more Of REM IRISH LINEN
ut so and 55c. worth 75c. and 81 per ward;
$50 pieces of PERCALES-thc newest sty!cS-iroln
SC. 10 129c. per yard;
Look AZ our soc. CORSETS:
CORSETS ut 81 worth Sl.73:
CORSETS at $ rs worth So:
Look at our 75c. KID GLOVES;
so dozen more of those FINE LINEN CAMBRlC
HANDk ERCIiIE ELS at I2hir. worth &c;
Look ut the VICTORIA LAWNS ut 1876:
our VICTORIA LAW NJ at lJ'4c are worth 21c.;
LINEN SUITINCi and TRIMMINGS 10 match:
1000 NEW SCARFS from csc. 10 Sl.2J-al the
latest styles and shades:
Our BLEACHED and BROWN COTTONS, CALI
Goes, and SIIEETINGS will be rctail.d at
wholesale prices
so dozen TOWEL s at 1870. worth CSC;
Look mt our SHETLAND SIIAWLS.
We have i full and complete assortment OF
GLOVES. HOSE. BUTTONS, RlBBOSS. COZ
LARS and CUFFS, and every department Is
complete.
You will save twenty-five per cent. by giving us Il
call before you purchase elsewhere.
NV Bow 429 Broad street.
MONEY IN IT.-Iou can save money
ISl by tuving your DRY GOODS Of J. G.. WHIT
LOCK. Back Silk at Sl.75 worth y. rs En-
broidcrcd C0rSctS at 81 worth 1925: Striped Hose
at 4Oc.-importcd goods. In large sizes very cheap
and desirable Cas>imcres, Twecd@ and kentuciy
Jeans: Apacas ut 20. ~. and csc. and up; Tick
Ing, Size and up: Umbrellas, SOC. to S3;3o Par
:,soIs 25c. to S.. Full stock moi Ions Please eN-
anime our goods and prices before buying.
j. g. WHITLOCk.
ap2S 1909 Alain street.
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MEETy E&sS.

D1oIMoND cALED L ;,IS,ld s,,e cLo = sDe-
II oeers and e as T, hIs"Efsv ESiNG
ea the pun,O,fi q ts onr
the rcguesII ot Fnr.firounds ON bfay 25tl
games az - ,,kr into consideration the propricty
anu dsieIafcs 10 represent this Club on the occa
sion OF the British celebration Vi o'ee" ''o'
birtno onSsr Of the Chief JAMES NfACDouaALL
nv Git II. l. KEITH. Fourth Gnlcl Lnun.-
CONTINENTAL LODGE, No. 394, Il.
I JOF H.-Attcnd a regular convention OF your
lodge THIS saturday. EVENING May o,n' a. 20
o'clock, ut Springfield Hall, corner Oh i"eh'!-'iN
and NJ strecte, Church Hin.
""N nv order OF H. G. TABB, Dictator.
mpi5oits w. a. LAMKIN, Reporter.
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NE PURE COD-LTVER OIL.
OUR OWN DIRECT IMPORTATION.

We have the testimony of physicians who pre-
scribe it. and of patients who have taken 1t, that il
Is more acceptable to the stomach and more easily
assimilatcd than any other oil. ~ J.
We guarantee 1t to be entirely pure and fresh.
free from rancidity and fully possessing all of the
wonderful remedial properties claimed for the best
cod-liycr oil. -.r -.3r MEADE & BAKER,
.u Importing and Dispensing Pharmacists,
oc5 9l9Main street, Richmond, Va.
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GPRING GOODS! SPRINGEHp
- G0ODS-Lndies' Fancy and Plain Slip-R@H@
persEBronze and Black; Ladies, Misses't -.
and Chidren's Kid Newport Ties; Broa''' "a
ladies: Misses aud Youths Schooi.Shoes: Laales'
Fine Pebble Goat and Foxed Balmorals s2:pU Sen
tienen's French Calf and Geat m ,s
city for IS, Trunks, Satches, shaWl;siragIs,s ana
Syasrf f:aifers nd - ". r. w. TAfLoR'S,
an Fourth and Broad streets I
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MT WE WOULD INVITE
SPECIAL ATTENTION
TO OUR
WOOLLEN DEPARTMENT..

These goods are purchased IN large quaint
ties and are sold to suit the times Among them can
he found GOODS suitable for BOYS and MEMS
WEAR, and in all qualities, from COTTONADES
and JEANS at l2kc. to the finest imported mate
rial .....
Our ENGLISH, FRENCH, aud AMERICAN
PANTS PATTERNS. selected from the largest
stocks of northern importers, are the subject Of
general admiration.
We desire to say that we have twelve or fifteen
COAT and vEST-PATTERNS of last years style,
of the very best material, which will be sold alta sac
rihco our object being to otter only those styles as
fashionable which we know to be SUCH. ~. T.
We invite an Inspection. ..a.
my LEVY BROTHERS.
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ET SUNDAYS SCHOOL UNION OF
ALL DENOM1NATIONs.-A regular meeting of
this Society VIII be held ut Lelgh-street Baptist
church SUNDAY AFTERNOON ut 3h O'Clock. Inter.
esng addresses Gnd other exercises may be expect
ed. A. ~. ,ssss ROBERT STILEs, Presadent.fi
Charles r. Rady, Secretary ts,,a ,ss,.E l9i'
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MET COHEN BROTHERS. have Just
completed the purchase OF 260 pieces Of WHITE.
RED-AND-WHITE, and FANCY MATING,
which they will sell at less than wholesale prices.
ap 20
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d,H<h6,k Elk u ~ w .NasA''
PERPETRATORS.
THE PALACE AND QUEEN, THE pi'''
,ot, C apE ,w irREE2ERs, wATER-F FL. TER
CUASDEL IERs-a large assor'i'e"
and beautiful designs:
TIN TOLL ET-SETS al s2.oU per SCI.
49, --.. ALSO, ,,,,pr
rhe largest stock Of CHINA tl.a2.S,mt;nS iSllNG
p by ATED Goods. aud IioCSEs,uhinS;
ARTICLES crer eShibltcaln I'M NJ III
WHOLESALE ANnn , XII IaItctitJ
An examination ID te'f E. Il. TAYLOR.
Ioll Main street.
apo -------- : ---.---, ~
OVTY AND PLATED-WAkt;:;ES.
CVAsEs new styiessaasS ase sSa 'csntsnHl+
IoGNK SETS Of he 'sIs and MITE TEAsKIS Es$lh
s sasf alrse
great variety new pattern
LSR xAs ST , asas,s& sish ss and
go sfvlss aud prices before parc hEtenscS JK,
10 show goods. GEoE e ia sanW II. Sieson,
,,g.r.g.k I'll IL s3ess'S't 1907 Main Street.
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n n. WALKER Il CO., GENERAL IN.
IL. sURANCE AGENTS, lola MAIN STREET,
RICHMOND, VA. r.rresenting the go
NORTH BRITISH AND MRRCANHLE IN
SURANCE COMPANY. OF London anu EdlnuurRt
Capital, 81 100000 gold
AMAZON INSURANCE COMPANY, OF CinciD.
natl Ohio-assets over S1.G00,000. :,
MANHATTAN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
Of New Yark-cssets over 100000.
ATLANTIC INSURANCE COM AN 7, o,
Brooklyn, N. y. assets over 100000.
.pHENIX INSURANCE COMPANY, OF Brook.
lyn. N. Y.-assets over s2.506.000.
PORTSMOUTH INSURANCE.. COMPANY,
Portsmouth, Va.-assets over So 10000. '.
Depositei with the Treasurer OF Virginia, $50
DOO Losses equitably adjusted and promptly paid al
.nis agency. Applications solicited, and immediate
attention given theretoa #sss5 &C Ia
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y.:t.''a -
CIEsAPEAKE AND ono r,r-----
<,,r,,,, h,cnMoSD. Va April ri. iE.,7'9sht
iHESAPEAKE AND oUIn g.
IS77 .2 1aa..n1n ana after MONDAY. A5r'r W.
Pl7''nScl trilNs WIZ run a, fnIks 49, y,
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SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.

RICHMOND. fILDC 4 POIu"kD Rita.
OFFICE hE%ENAt IT. sF. '..r..,.
RICHMOND. Dcr.u'sr n.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
ON and after WEDNESDAY. l,,r,...- ..-
rains will run on this road as ta.a,r,. ."'
SOB A. VI. lcaTcs the i:yrt- 'r-.r station -,
cclt sunday. run,"tHIi. rvn..,..t...
t!n"rc ana ohio a.rf nlft..,.r..' ...t
Potomac r,irrrts:, 't..l Al N,.s ..-.
lo:ln l.. NJ; drr.'3a.a' Nrr.....r
NJ $40 T.. VI.
s:3s 7. u. leaves Evrl->trcc; -'.ri.n ..a.. ...
meeting at Washington vi,a,... b.,
more aud l'Ciom:sr r.li'r,,t. ..r.. ..,,
in New YORK. ~ .,..}u !. VI Ir-...>
sleeper from Ri"htlv... 'u >,.. !. =.
Iric" III berth. -,
400 P. ". ACCOMMODATES TRAIN. H.
Junction. lc'y,- ilua,i->'~-t ,tt.,r
iSllnGays excepted.
T:05 4. VI. arrives at Byr->fraf >'a'r- ..,ty
leaves MN York ~. 1858 r.. r.. ....
Ing evening.
100 p. VI. arrives at Ryri~tr'vt ,ts.ior t,.. ~,
cept SnnityI.
$50 4. N. ACCOMMODATES TRAM a-....
Mt hr"ad->'r""i station 0,#a!s...I.
4 passcnger-cxr which will h- atta,l,,-i,o,.<t.n.
train. will leave Broaj->trcri depot uuTTL>p(f,
THURSDAY. and SATURDAY - :,.@o /. v. ~.
leave Quantico sam" day ~ : T.. NJ. a.; H.. :.
Bread-Street depot At 1914 i. VI.
Through aeclcr> and roarnc, run "n r..i 's.-s
between Richmond aud New YORK ,s,.H w!,.
FREIGHT TRAINS ha,c Er"l!-~r:",, ,,,'.ar,n
MON DAY WE'D E~pAN.a u,' FRIDAY. \i,.uf.'
and arrlvr az. morning, or .Ilu, ,rty. t.,',
~: Iiv. ,,ncL and rrrsL ,hIr ara .,,,.t ...
tica ,r J,n,~. Gan rit,IY fr.'',rr eft r'..,,. ..
crd,ne evening.
Through bills Of fading ana! ra'c. :j,~u r, Sill .,..
e'i' '''''~' >'' - ''''' v t;.r'r
:. t'Ttif.ur.
dclo General Fr.,.I' auJ I 49,, i.,.,.
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SCHEDULE or TRAINS.
=
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w nay ,,,l an rI,iY I.'...... ..
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aecHH az "'e' "''s 80" -" a..
Tor Il landings "u hdIiAp"hi ahit4'
inuukcy river.
THROUGH IhH2EN''i'";r ,.rt,,,.
1000 \. VI. ArriIrs AZ ilcuin,.n, -
IN f>i'Al an" - ,i',,tl' 49,
meets WIN V;iiii~ -" ''''''".' ,''t.'
Petersburg sLd 'ny' ti"1N',, 1.'' ;,.,
fll!rna!S. ~ttitm'T ~ '!'I' 49, '"''.
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Ell - .es1.e-..-sss.ss ,.ss'ssii:s ,....:;:.eS-
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NV withdrawal from the firm Of Warren Iup-
viii hereafter be announced. ask for the firm OF
Poindexter 6 Upper a liberal patronage AZ tnat
NJ 1871 - my 1-eod3t
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DICHMOND MOZART ASSOCIATION.
II, Tho adjourned annual meeting OF the RICH.
nfSSn MOI ART ASSOCIATION will take place at
s,iaa u NJ W, u. BASS, g.
oucluSk : t'' !...". Secretary. l
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RICHMOND. fEED'C Il rOIu"tD E.p.f...
OFFICE GENERAL II, sFs '.r.,.
RICIIMONn. lLN.-,L---.r u :. l.
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OFFICE OF RICHMOND GRANITE CoMpASf
-I.7 PHILADELPHIA. May 2,lS71.
rNHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
L STOCKHOLDERS OF this company wIli pe he, -
At their office, in Richmond, Va, on TiiUfsDAei
fhc 7fh Instant at A. NJ, when mn election ior
PRESIDENT and directors, 70 serve during the ensuing
year. win be held. ,,- ,,f,r.sroN
81 .-, 49," = f.A" Secretary