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The South Carolina Agricultural So
ciefy.

The FIRST ORGANIZED IN AMERICA WAS IT
FOUNDED BY BUFFIN FROM VIRGINIA.
Editors of The Dispatch: Referring TO
my recent communications, as published in
your issues Of the 1st and oh instant, re-
garding the South Carolina Agricultural
society, beg now TO inform you that | am
in possession of more definite Information
as 10 The organization Of the Society than
TIA; furnished by Professor Brewer. A
friend yates Snowden, Esq, OF Charles
ton, ;. Co writes me The Agri-
cultural Society of South Carolina land
thl, must not be cOp6icted with the
now dead South Carolina Agricultural
Society or the present South Caro-
Ina Agricultural and Mechanical So
cety) was founded the oath of August,
1884, and chartered the 18th OF December,
1875. The records, like those Of the South
Carolina Historical Society, were lost du-
ring the var, and neither the president, DR..
4. u. Rose, nor the secretary, Mr.. Roche,
know anything Of the connection OF Mr..
Ruliln with lis Inception. During our late
unhappy war South Carolina ceased to fol-
low The plough, and the meetings OF the
Society were dispensed with, but when
peace came II was re0rSauized, and it is
now in aourishiDg condition. 1t built last
year The largest hall in the city of Charles
Ton, IN Which it holds annually two fairs
On agricultural and mechanical and hOrti-
cultural There are six hundred members
On it. ROLL
The above, it Will be observed, fixes the
date Of the organization OF the South Caro-.
INA Agricultural Society as during the year
preceding that in which "the Philadelphia
society for lbe Promotion OF Agriculture "
was formed Q7Sj), and which was err0-
hsously assumed IN my last communication
10 De me Oldest In America. This dsinc-
U0h, as Is nov evident, Justly belongs to the
SCUM Carolina Agricultural Society.
! sun hope to hear from our legendary
lItnd' Colonel Frank g.. Ruflin, as TO the
paft accredited TO his fore-running and
worthy kinsman.
lam' gentlemen, faithfully yours,
H., X. A. Brock
Richmond, Va, July II, 1881.
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TFrom Che West CheaIer IFenn RECORD, July pih ]
The case OF n. Donaldson, OF Elmenion,
yenange county, Penn, who was sus-
pended from the Presbyterian church for
dancing last spring, was before the Clarion
psesbytery ON appeal. The defendant de.
Tended himself Ia an argument OF two
hours. The trial consumed the entire day.
AID resulted in % mol to sustain the appeal
and (Mr. Graham, OF OIL City,) to sustain.
The trial was an animated one. The de.
tendant took on appeal TO Synod, which
meets in Erie. The decision was surprise
10 the community, as II was admitted that
the defendant could not dance, but only
tired.
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Fat.IAGray I'm spessyivania.

FREDERICKsBURG, July lin difficulty
near Graves's Store, Spotsylvania county,
on Saturday, between John Lewis and three
brothers named Brooks, Lewis, after knock
ing his three assailants down, was himself
struck down with a stone by one OF them,
and then stabbed by another In the breast
and abdomen, his intestines protruding. 1t
is expt cted bis injuries will result fatally.
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Aboriginal AirOcify.

SAN Francisco, July ia dispatch
from FL Paso, Mexico, says; The body Of
L. L. Pugb, son Of ex-senator Pugb, has
been found by scout OF the Mexican troops
near Carrczol, chihuahua, terribly mutla-
ted. He was tortured 10 death in terrible
manner, and after death three shots were
fired into his body.
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KILLED An selEnefence.

FREDERIcKsBURs, Va, July 11.--Silas
Massey (colored) was cut in the breast and
instantly killed on Saturday near Aqua
creek, Stafford comfy, by Captain l.. 8.
Lee. Massey was umercifully beating a
white woman, his paramour, with heavy
stick, threatening TO kill her, when Captain
Lee commanded him to desist. The Negro
then assaied Captain Lee with great viO-
IeDce, and in trying 10 protect himself the
fatal wound was inflicted by Captain Lee.
An inquest was held by jury composed OF
white and colored men, which rendered a
verdict that the killing was done in self-de-
fpnpp
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NERVOUS HEADACHE,
SICK HEADACHE,
THEIR DANGER AND SAD RESULTS.
NERVOUS CHlLLS.

All headaches are nervous, whether called so or
not; but there is certain class of headaches that
are known as and called nervous headaches because
they are attended by other nervous symptoms, and
what the patient calls nervous feelings or nervous
ness. Headaches are more dangerous than they are
generally supposed 10 be because few people die in
1T of headache, bat they lead to the most serious
state Of things nay, often end In death or insanity,
aud are always the fortrunner of nervous chils.
Nervous ehils are extremely dangerous, and are not
only attended by distressing nervous symptoms,
but by congestion Of the nervous centres, and often
prove fatal very suddenly, aud should receive
prompt ana Immediate treatment, but the lest and
safest way is % take It In time; and II you suffer
from nervous or sick headache, treat that and be
cured OF IL, and there will be no danger Of nervous
cbllls. You may say. IL have tried, and nothing
cures me-" No t0nics or those common purgatiye
pills or strong medicines will never cure you. The
reason you suffer IRON nervous headache chlls is
because your nervous system is run down; the
nerve nuld has become poor and weak, and neeSs
feeding and restoring 10 It's natural condition. and
can tell yon what will do 1t In any case, and l
SPEAK frcm experience, ana that Is DIR. BENSoN's
CELERY AND CHAM0MILE PILLS. They have
aud viii cure any case no matter how long standing
or obstinate, Of either nervous headache, nervous
chill s. sick headache, neuralgia, nervousness, paray-
sis, sleeplessness or indigestion. Price so cents
box. or Elk boxes for % co. postage free TO any ad
dress. Sold by all druggists, Depc., 100 north
Eutaw street, Baltimore, Ed. Prompt attention
given 10 all maII-oFders at aons ONCE.
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GALVESTON, July 1.-THE first bale OF
cotton OF the season OF 1881, raised by
MIR. Honseman, from Dewitt county, con-
signed TO =. w. House, was received on
Saturday, and sold at the Exchange to-day
for 1926 to A. Harris q Brother, and con-
signed by them 10 Lehman
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Uo1TEsT DAy on RECORD.
FAC New York senatorial Deadlock.

ALBANY, n. Y, July 1.-THE Joint con-
vention voted to day as follows: Conkling,
IS; Lapham, GO; Potter, As; Fish, 1. Ne
cessary to a choice, 20. The Chair declared
that no choice bad been made, and directed
a vote on the longterm vacancy, which re-
suited as follows: Herman, As; Miller, 81;
Wheeler, IS; Adams, 2; Eyarts, Chap.
man, 9; Rogers, 3; Siarin, l; Fish, 2.
Necessary TO q choice, 10
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?. 'sE MONUMENT TO THE CONFEDERATE
49, eAD AT CULPfPEE.-Tb arrangements for
IA ul'eiiing OF the monument 10 the Con-
pl.e. dead buried at Culpeper, to take
In M on Thursday the 21st Instant, have
n, zen completed. The ceremonies Of the
4 viii De OF very imposing character.
me- s.ao9 military and civic parade will take
IN. 10 which the recently organized
ei@' S virginia regiment, under command
rl EOlonel Z. G. Wertenbsker. Of Charlottes-
Iss LitutenaDtColoneI Kirk Otey, OF
Il ,SsS,o 49, and Msior Francis l.. Smith,
sloa asS ny, viii take part. Among the diyi-
eI,S 'neefs Is 0eneral Morton Marye,oi this
NJ. The orators for the occasion win be
cif John w. Daniel, OF Lynchburg
IS,srnor +. w. NJ. Holiday; ex Governor
E M. L. Kemper, OF Madison; General
Co... Lee, Of Stafford, and Hon. John
1'9ue, OF Norfolk.
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na.,n or Risbop Kerroos.

PITTSBURGH PA, July 1l.-ReV. j. b.
Kerfoot, Bishop OF the Pittsburgh Diocese
OF the Episcopal Church. died Yesterday al
Myersdale, Somerset county, Pa, after
prolonged illness, the result OF complicat
fian Of diseases
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Change of Gnuge.

CINCINNATI, July 1.-THE Kentucky Cen
trail railroad yesterday changed the gauge
OF the track of the road from the South
gauge 10 the staudard gauge.
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n. ~. . Eehter, 2l0 Chestnut street. Har-
MA I, "a. says: have been afflicted
Itsr. 'ansumaiism for five years, aud for two
iaisa nase bad . sore on my leg The size Of
A',sr Dollar, which nothing would heal.
VIA sIs ~, Oh cured Toe rheumatism and
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AN Ex-PolIcEMAN.
Especial telegram to the Dispaichl
PETERSBURG, Va, July 1l.--An altere1-
ton occurred here this evening on Boiling
brook street between George Lum, q
printer. of this city, and Jason Stone, q
former member Of the police corps, In
which Stone was shot twice by Lnm, the
first time In the breast, mere 1esh wound,
and next in the head, the ball entering The
temple and coming out behind the ear. in
fiicting a serious wound. LuD surrendered
himself, and was confined in the city fail to
await examination before the Mayor.
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Fire in Louisville.

LOUISVILLE, July 11.-David Sternsber-
gers dry-goOGS stOre was damaged by fire
aud water Yesterday. Loss, 100000; in
sured for $4,000.
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Flour.

Flour-We quote Fine, S3as3.5O; extra,
1913: super6ne, $3.75mS4.50; common family,
S6mS625 choice or patent family. $1,000 SO;
stanton inspection. extra. 1910; superhne, 50.
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The Champion Knot.Tyer.

a parallel 10 The New York preacher who
aey attained some nOtoriety by the great
nuiDOef OF marriages at which he claimed
, !" nafe oihcaied IS found in the quaint old
gNh Of Alexander, Penn. Gretna
uIth Tor the Pan Handle, &c. "The
, Ma'i jiog SQUIRE" as the individual in ques.
uOn Is called, is the son OF esquire" who
s --lIled 900 couples, and ne proves the SUI
Rllo.ty OF the present generation by more
"a ,Sao DOUBLING bis fathers record. Up 10
.ue |OIh OF last month be had united 1876
Dupies' or course be has kept a careful
, ,'',s OF them all, giving dates, names,
1TSfsuences, and the amount Of the fees.
d 'us largest fee was $40, the smallest fifty
~, s'ol', ana the average about So. Among
~, ,Is Ouu experiences OF his long career--for
NC NC squire is siXty.eight years old-he
's'1'eS The story OF a man who had no
~ouey 10 pay the fee, and wanted to get
, ~a,fied "or tick" The knot was tied,
nm, una promise OF SO in u few weeks. Three
,e -gh'ns later came letter, with the money,
S %",ng The esquire" that il he would only
~ s1''e ihe knot be would remit double the
w ano thank bin besides.
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EOR NAV YORK.-The OId -

A. Dominion Steamship Company S ssEssas n
steamers will sail follows: Steamer OLD DO
MINI0N, Captain WALKER, every TUESDAY at
O'Clock y. NJ; steamer WYAEOKE, Captain
Couch, every FRIDAY at 2 O'Clock i. NJ; steamer
MANHATTAN. Captain KELLY, every SUNDAY
at 8 O'Clock A. NJ.
Freight received up to l O'Clock p. NJ. for the
Tuesdays and + iday's steamer, and to 9 O'Clock
Saturday evening for Sundays ship.
Through bills OF lading signed and goods for
Warded with dispatch 70 all points NORTH south, east,
and west; also. to foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Cabin fare TO New York, $l0,j0; steerage, SO and
81.
For freight or passage apply 20
g. w. ALIEN 3 CO., Agents,
nv cts COmpany's Wharf Rockets.
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Lyncbburg Passenger Train, No. Al. Daily.
Leave Richmond, r. N
Arrive Burkevle. .,...,,,.. 0;30 II Z.
Train No. A connects At Burkeyille with Nor
folk ard Western railroad for Farmylle, Lynch
burg, aud an Southwestern points.
Train No. 80 fast mail1 stops only At Jetersylle,
Burkeville, DraE's Branch. BSrtsdale's, Dsnyille.
Greensboro Salisbury, Charlotte. Sparianbusg.
Greenyile, Seneca ToccOs, Lula, aTd Gainesville,
connecting Atlanta for all points South and SOUTH
west.
Train No. AZ Through passenger stops at all sta-
lions, connecting at Sutherlin's with Milton and
Suthern NarrOw-GaUge railroad fer Milton at
Salisbury with Western North Carolina railroad for
all pOlDis In Western North Carolina; AZ Atlanta
for all points South and Southwest.
Train No. AZ Through passenger and mall stops
at an stations connecting at Sutberlins with Milton
ana Sutheriin NarrOw-Gaug railroad for Milton
AT A tlauta for all points South aud Southwest; AZ
Charlotte with Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta
railroad for Columbia, Augusta, savsanah, and
Trains from the aboye-named points arrive Al
Richmond 444 J.. NJ, AIS II. 81, 7:2S A. NJ, and
l2:lS L. N.
PULLMAN-CAR SERVICE:
on Train No. 50-RichmOnd TO Atlanta
ON Train No. 4S-Sew York and Atlanta ufo
Richmond, AND Greensboro 70 HeBryS siaDon
Western North Carolina railroad.
on Train No. 4Z--Washington, Al d Richmond.
ard Danyie, and Danyille and Augusta.
Bon-AIr passenger trains leave RiehmcUd 81 6:a3
A. NJ. and 6:3J T.. NJ; arrive at Bon Airat 6:54 i.
NJ and 6:56 Z. ~ arrive at CosIheld at 1;lZ A..
VI and 7:Il T.. NJ. We nrniDg, leave C8aifltld at
7:41 A. II. aud 7:2S NJ: leave Bon AIR at A..
NJ. ana TAO pm; arrive OF Richmond az 5-23 A..
NJ ana T.. NJ. All passenger tTai rs except the fas
maA stop at Bon Air.
Tickets sold to all points SOUTH southeast, ahe
southwest, and baggage checked through.
No lay-oyer checks Given on LEGAL ticksts.
General Passenger and Ticset Agent
r. VI. X. TALCoTT. General Manager. F25
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The Healed Term.

FATAL EFFECT OF THE sun IN CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, July 1.-THE United States
Signal.Seryice thermometer here registered
1903 80 at 3:l5 yesterday afternoon. The or
binary thermOmer registered from I to 80
higher in the shade. The heat was the
greatest on record here. The coroner was
called to attend thirteen delths, all from
congestion OF the brain, and supposed to
have been superlnduced by the excessive
heat. There were twelve sunstrokes,
though no fatal cases were reported up to
midnight. In COyington. KY, there were
six eases OF sunstroke yesterday-four OF
them fatal.
HOTTEST DAY ON RECORD.
ST. LOUIS, July 11.-According to the re-
ljorts made by the signal-serylce observer,
Yesterday was the hottest day in st. Louis
of which any records exist. At A. NJ.
the mercury marked 500; ct s O'Clock,
"a 8 10; at PIP. NJ, lee 2-l0, and at 6 O'Clock
u, NJ, 81 $40.
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CHTCAGO

stronger: No. 2, aekc. Provisions higher. Mess
pprk t1710 cash aud Jury. Lard Prime sfssm
| steady at s5.s5Gse.25.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, JnDv 1ls--Fiour quiet and firm. Wheat
actlye: nrrn. snd hlgher: NO. z Chicago spring
s1sOeA9slOeH: cash. Al 11t6sl.1ik Corn
moderately active and higher; 4651a4Gg cash,
461c. August. Oats IN fair demsnd and prices
higher: 3eke: casn. 27J5c Aueust Pors mossraie
" Sctiye snd higher sf7.2O@s17.2 5 cash and An-
gust. lard stronger and biRDeT sl1 s0MSf1.B5
cash. 4Il62fdeli 05 August. Hulk meas Arm
shoulders. 90 20 rib, 4s SIS clear, 1905. WINS.
hey steady and unchanged.
BALTIMORE LIVESTOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE, July IL Beef market fairly actlce
prices towards the clOfe only shade off !: very
best. bk0 6he.; first quality, 4fd5xc. medium,
akd4kc.; ordinary, 363&c. most sales were from
> 20 &C.. receipts. 945 hesd; sales, 1905 head.
swine In light SIMPLY and fair TO good demand
gnetetions. TsmSA''.; receipis, 2 621 bead. The
arrivals OF sheen and lambs wer e25 head quota
lions-sheep, SS6b51fc.; lambs, f97e.
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.
NEW YORK, July 11.-Cotton-Net receou. 3s
bales; gross. SOL bales; futures closed sady
sales, $4,000 bales; Juy, s1I.35@t11 SO; An
gust, Sl1.41: September, : 10 9f0t10.9S; Octo-
Der, sac; 46@tl0.47; November, $40 30a
tlO.4z@Sl044: February. Sl0.56. March,
slO.67@s10 sc: April slO.7s.
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RICHMOND, YORK hIyER AND. HEsfRAKkt
RAILROAD I
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS,
- IN EFFECT APRIL. IL, lssi

PAsSEN6ER TRAINS.
Arrive daily Except Sunday At lG A. ~. Leay,
daily lexeept sunday at r., conneeI Tg ESDAY
THURSDAY, aud SATURBAY with passenzel
steamers 10 and fIOm Baltimore.
FREIGHT TRAINS.
Leave Richmond daily Except Svndayl AZ 8 A
NJ: also, TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SATUk
DAY AZ l1:f0 A. NJ, Connseta A. West Point viii
steamers for Baltimore, Phiadelyhia, New fora
Through tickets aud bills Of ladlag, With gRar
anteed rates, Issued: II. !. DOUGLAS,
spl2 saperintcoorns
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RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
MONDAY. Jolly II. 1881.

MONDAY. July ii. 1881.
SALES 40 shares City Fire-insuraEce company
at 21 1900 Richmond city SIS at 105x; 10
shares Richmond and Allegheny Railroad stock at
6oAi. 10 do. at 6gk; 300 Virginia tax-reetiyable
coupons at olA; 1000 Riebmond aud Danyille
Dahyile Railroad stock al los. so 90. at los.
EVENING sALKsr-ls0 shares Petersburg and
Weldon Railroad stock at 80, 80 do. at 32E, 10 do.
al 321. 10 do. At 32X; 10 shares Atsnia and Char
lotte Railroad stock at 01k; 20 shares Rchmond
and AlIeg hauy Ratlrrad etock M 6Qk
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STEAMSHIP kFTS
H. TICKETS. s-<z@d&k>

EUROPEAN STEAMSHIP AGESCY,
1000 MAIN STREET,
Representing the following frst-class ocean steam
ship lines from Boston, New York, Philadelphia ana
Baltimore, 10 Europe CUNARD. WHITE SIAh,
y kTTON L.ANCfIOR, G. ZION, INMAN. AMER-
ICAN. RED STAR, ALLAE, NORTH 1ERMAN-
Lloyd. HAMBURG AMERICAN, and METH
ERIAN Dls, AMERICAN, ITALIAN, ana BOh-
DEAUX. FIRST CLASS, sECOND-CiA-Si ana
sTERRAGE TICKETS TO aud from ali tie principal
points IN Europe. Excursion tickets ~ reduced
rates. Stsfe-rOoms secured in advance. Par les
Going 10 Eur0pe or sending for their friends would
DO well 10 communicate with the undersigned be-
fore purchasing elsewhere. Railroad and steamship
tickets 10 alb points in the United states and Can.
ada Ratss same as at depsts and general Offices.
No trOabe 20 answer quest iOns. WIite 10 sr call Oh
A. W CARRIER.
General Railroad and steamship Agent.
1000 Maia street, Richmond Va.
nv lT-d&W3m
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE
RICHMOND, July IL, 1881.

WHEAT-Lancaster, ] % bushels prime at 81 20
eO2 bushels very good at ~ %; 302 bushels very
good al Sl.27. FuHZ 10 bushels very good al
sl.24; Sc bu hpls yeIy good 81 &l.23 ; 362 bush
els good at 81 81: ll8 bushels fair at sl2l; IL
bushels far at sl2O; 80 bushels common AT
Sl.05.
CoRN.-White, "a bushels very good at 62c.
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THE LATEST NEWS.


Bulletins showing Mr. GarBeId's Condition
Observation-Disclosures Kerfoot, OF PitsburR, Is
Dead-A Day OF Thanksgiving Suggested BY
from Brain.Conscstion and Twelve Cases Of
sunstroke in Cincinnati.-The New York Sem
atorshEp-st. Louis Has Cts Hottest Day "
Fatal Cutting Affair in spotsylvania Coun-
ty-A Negro killed In stanord-A Man Tor
tured TO Death = The Pail Mail Gazeue's
Views on the Nearness OF Financial Crisis
in the United states-Fifty Persons Killed
by the Falling Of a Church Roof in Mexico
France and the Civil War of lsf2-British
lnterpOsition to Save the Alleged Murderers
Of Abdul Aziz.
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RAILROAD LINES.

DICHMOND ANp A l. l. T.. g Ii A n Z
RAILROA D.-Passe' ger tayei between
joshua Falls and Lyncb0uIg viii De plsCON11N-
JED until THURSDAY. July Is, 1851.
iyl2.2t Is. 3. BARBOUR. G. Il. A.
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ADELPHIA, RICH 1csE3a
Z aoND. and NORFOLK STEAM-s-jEzssssss
RIVER AND TIE EAST VIA FALL RiVEB
THREE TINES A WEEK.-Uvtll further NO
Il ~ the steamers OF this Inc viii rake tr-weekl'
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, and Richmond
every TUESDAY. FRIDAY, and STfHDAY, con
meeting a Philadelphia with Clyde'f EN- Engien'
Linz FOR Fail River.
QUlCK TIaE-FREQUENT Der. :TUREs-
LOWEST BATES,
Freight received daily ultil O'Clock y. ~.
JAaES w. MCCARRiCK,
General sOHt ern Agent, Richmond, Va
WILLIAM p. CLYDE CO.,
General Managers,
no2R NO i2 S~ath whs rves. fbiiafhpinhis
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY.
~ Trains from and 10 Richmond June ~, 1854
Mall Accom-. Express.
Leave. 80. 500 A. a. $3.50 r. n. 1000 r. y
Arrlye...s.. 0I0P. VI. ] 600 A. VI. 100 a. N.
For GTfher details, apply at 1000 Main street, or
Chesapeake and ohio railway depot ticket once.
n. ". BULLEs.
ELL G.. r. and u. Agent.
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RICHMOND AND ALLRGHANxl
RATTROAD Company.
NOTICE To SHIPPERS.

Until further aeIlee the freight depot ~ the
Richmond and All4ghany RailaOsd Company 81
Richmond Will DC kept open nAjh O'CI.UIk r.
VI. Tor delivery OF freight 10 be forwarded On ana
beyond It's liDe>
Nv Civ A. l.. WILKINSON, AGENT
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yVHg PoPULAa wATERINB>PLACE,
CAPE MAY,
Is REACHED BIZ The
WEST JERSEY EaILROaD IN TWO HOURS
FROM PHILADELPHIA.

FREDERICKSBURG
III AND rsyTOMkC RAIL ROAD.-Sche coIn-
neuc,ng SUNDAY, May Is, 1881,
6.lh A. N leaves RyT d. tSeet station daily; stcp
only AZ MILFORD and Frederieksbnrg>
sa2 A. NJ, leaves ByrIsiree. station daily tar
$40 NJ. lsayes ByI 4. Street station daily.
4:o0 y. A., Accom- modSiion for Junction, Leave
Broad-Streei station daily lexcept sun
daysL -,
Il:S0 A, NJ, arrives AZ ByFd-street staiioe asi1
3:Oo u. ST., arrives NJ Byrd-StTeet statioa dsilJ
makes no local stops. -
ass r, NJ, arrives ~ ByrdSueet d2s2on dai'v
Except sundayL
$50 A. NJ, AecolSeodstioa, arslyes b.yta-
q. A,YAlLOR,
General Picket AgenL
EFT. ID. aYRss, General Superintendent
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SoRTHwsBD

No. DAILY except saturday. Nos. and g
DAILY except sunday.
Pullman parlor ears through to Baltimore ON NO.
and New York on Ne. 2 train.
CHARLES r. HATCH
General Passenger Agent
JOSEPH n. SANDS, SUPERINTENDENT tS5
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-07-12

HAVANA, Jolly 1l.-DurIng the week end
ing on tue Ssh instant twenty.three deaths
occurred here from yellow-fsver aud liz
teen from smallpox.