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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-07-25

IT WILL BE VISIBLE TO THE NAKED EYE 500,
ELEMENTS OF rrS ORRrr

1T WILL BE VISIBLE TO THE NAKED EYE SOON
ELEMENTS OF IT'S ORBIT
The eager expectancy with which the new
comet is looked for has completely swallowed up
the interest in the old comet. which still swings
around the north pole-a sad reminder of de-
parted glory. The new comet will, it is ex-
pected, be visible to the naked eye within a few
days, when the star gazers will behold the unu-
sual spectacle of two rival comets in the sky at
once.
COMET &C."
The new comet. OF comet &C" was seen at the
Naval Observatory yesterday morning and again
this morning. The STAR reporter was on the
ground, as usual, this morning to find out all
about it, 81 believe Professor Eastman saw it
last night, said Professor Hall. at is quite q
good little comet" Having received this in
dOrsement OF the comet from Professor Hall the
reporter looked up Professor Eastman. Eyes |
saw it last night, or rather this morning" said
that astronomer. II had only five minutes in
which to observe it on account of the clouds.
and OF course did not see very much. expect
1t will be visible to the naked eye soon-in about
ten days"
us it as much of a comet as the other?"
THAT cannot be told VET
"Will we have as fine opportunities of Oh
serving it?'
ut will not go so far north as the other. We
viii be able to see 1t byand-by early in the even
ing in the west and early in the morning in the
east"
HAS it tai?"
Yes it has something of a tail which will
grow more distinct
The comet is labeled as comet &C." being the
third comet discovered this year. The comet up
by the pole star is comet ''B." ''We have to in
dictate them that way" said Prof Eastman. las
there is some doubt as to who discovered the
large comet"
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Real Estate Transfers.

Deeds in fee have been recorded as foil Ows:
W. B. Webb to W. B. Webb ct al, trustees. lot.
&C., So. 226; s.. j. w. Barker to C. w.
Schuerman, lot SO, so. 3S7; s3,15 A. C. Brad
ley ct al, to Franklin Fire Insurance COMPANY.
north half ID; so. 4O6; $500. w. Muehleisen to
Rose KRAMER ct al, part /, So. 4S4; s. Knox.
Commissioners, &c. to Harriet E. Wood, subs /.
and 4, and half So 9, res. ID; So, 1916. c. Tay-
lOr ct al. exr's.. to c. P. Farden, sub g. block
II, Meridian Hill; 1906 %.
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/ that the arrest Of Herr Most and the seizure
OF the plant Of the Ftelheu were arbitrary
and unjust, and an act worthy OF Russian
and German despotism.
The Times says: II Il stated that Herr
Mosrs writings In the Freihen have long
been condemned and repudiated by re-
sponsible chiefs Of the Socialists In London
and Germany; that recently he and his
followers In London have been formally ex-
cluded from the party. He was regarded as
n hndrance rather than an aid 10 the propa-
ganda. A complete Gle Of the Freiheit was
among the spells seized by the police on
Wednesday lat. The Frriheit will be pub
li>hed as usual during Herr Mo>ts impri-
sonment.
The Ddiy Telegraph states that on the
Liberal side Of The House OF Commons q
strong feeling Is expressed against the mode
in which The prosecution OF the Freiheit is
being carried on. and this feeling will prob
ably soon find expression.
Dtsraelt's Condition.
LONDON, April "A bulletin, issued at
lO:40 A. NJ. says: "Lord BeacoDsfeld had
some quiet sleep during The night. The
govt In the right foot is rather more de-
yeloped. The spasms have been relieved
In The chest. The symptoms are otherwise
much the same.o
The above was issued after a long consul.
taiion. The doctors, who Icft the house ut
III O'Clock, speak hopefully. The patient is
thought not so well a, Oh Yesterday MORN
ing, but is better than in The evening.
Exploring Party AnnihiIated.
AL0sERs, April 2.-Four natives belong
ing TO Colonel Flatter's mission Of exDlora-
lion for the trans Sahara railroad arrived at
Ouargh on Monday last, bringing the de-
tails OF the almost complete humiliation OF
the expedition by the natives.
THE DETAILS OF THE MASSACRE.
ALGIERs. April 2.-The four natives who
arrived at Ouargla on the 18th ultmo re.
port that the expedition was surprised by a
tribe when four days' marcn from Hairer,
south OF Es-ium aud Col. Flaters. and near
| ~ all the members OF the expedition killed.
One member, named Kearious, with a subor-
dinate officer named Polequin and sixty-
one men, esclf ed, but they were
subsequently, ovPrtaken by another tribe,
who declared they bad no share m the
massacre. The tribe offered the iugitives
some dates, but The fruit was poisoned, and
twen'y-eigbt men died after p1rlaklng OF it,.
POlcqnin. with thirty men, continued the
retreat. bui when Il days march south Of
/ Messengucn they were surrounded by hos
tIlc tribes. PolCquln then dispatched tne
aforementioned four natives To- Orargla.
| On their arrival succOr was Immediately
dispatched 10 the remnant OF The eXpedi-
ton. Little hope, however. is entertained
OF their relief, a. when the messengers lift
thcv were closely be>et and ilIy supplied
VITA food and ammunition.
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a Rig RinZe Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI. April AT O'Clock this
morning tire originated in the central
building Of Rohnson'S 0agon-works. 'front.'
ing on the Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton
railroad, north OF Eighth street. Three
hundred wagons, stored in the yard, were
soon ablaze, the factory buildings were on
fire. and the railroad ears on the track were
endangered. Two relays of engines were
called TO the scene. The Robinson wagon
factory, brick structure, newly built, GU
bv 100 feet and five STORES high, was COM
pletely destroyed. The loss is from $50 OOC
to 100000, partially insured. Tue flames
extended to Adam Moore ~ Co.'S yarnish
factory. a three.> story brick building; also
to the Queen-Ciiy yarnish factory, two,
story brick building, which were burned
down. The total loss is estimated at $780,
000
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sAHINEkNfELEEsEa,
IMMATURE ALMAyAC-AprI1 ?. 1851.
PORT OF RICHMOND. APRIL 2, Iss
Arrived.


steamship Manhattan. Kelly. New YORK, morchan.
disc and passengers. q. ". Allen K Co.
steamer Anei, OXFORD, OriOk, United safe
mall merchandise and passengers, T.. T.. Taism
agent.
Steamer j. W. Eyerman. Carr. Philadelphia.
merchandise aud passengers, j. W. McCarrich,
agent.
SAILED.
Schooner John X. Faliafay. CTammer, New NOrl +,
coal. Che,aueake and OHIO railroad.
Schooner Sophia Godfrey. Young. New York,
wood, Curtis y Parker
schooner James ;. Hewitt. Adams, New York,
al, Chesapeake and Onto railroad
CLEARED.
The British brig CrOssOwen completed her cargo
nv taking on 1860 barrels OF II ur va ued al : L..
7O3 80. shipped bN the Ilaxill-CreIsh4w Company,
aud cleared yesterday Bahia.
MEMORANDA.
PROVIDENCE. April l.-Sailed: Schooner Rebec-
ca }. tvans, Dung. for Nirginis.
PHILADELPHIA. April l.-Salel: schooner W.
l.. McShain. Mccormick. for Petersburg Va.
PROVIDENCE, March 80 sailed: schooner Adj
die r. Cole. Cole for Virginia Arrived: >chOOn, r
Gov. Goodwin, McCrockey, from Virginia.
BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK, April 2.-Arrivod: VIE de Mar.
seiiles, Gladys. Schesw-ig. Arrived out: Richard
Aiming. City Of Columbus, David Ciarkson. Morgan
city. HOmewIrd: Arctic, Cha:lesiOn; Adda H.
Caun, New Orleans.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
WASHINGTON, Auril 2.-Noilce Is given by the
Lighthouse Board that on July |. 1881. the Hight
dis PLAYED from the lgntsh of Winter Quar- eT
ShOal. The scacOas Of Virginia. Will be fixed red
instead Of fixed whrc. as now shown.
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A nhnckipg D,.ns.er.

| FIVE MEN KILLED AND NUMBER WOUNDED
BY THE FATAL EXPLOSION or A sTEAM.PIPE
IN A sAw-MILL AT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
DETAILS OF THE SCENE PRESENTED AFTER
THE EXPLOSION.
Especial telegram TO the Dlspaich.I
NORFOLK, Va, April "A shocking &C.
cident happened in Berkeley this morning
about O'Clock, at the saw and planng-mill
OF Booth, Carman & Co., soon after the mill
commenced work. After saving up a cou-
pie OF logs the mill was stopped to repair
Tue nipple OF the feed.pipe OF the
boiler. and. as customary during the
winter, the hands all rushed down
into the iire-room TO keep warm.
While the mill was not in motion. when
the men were fatally huddled together, the
pipe forming the back connection gave
way, and the steam blew out In terrific
volume through the furnace doors, cover
ing the throng Of men with fire and steam,
killing tive instantly and wounding four
Others, as follows: KilIed-Moses Conway
(colorcd), OF Portsmouth; Thomas Creek
(colored), of Berkeley; Luke Whneburst
(coloredL OF Berkeley; and William An
drew Brown (whlte), OF Berkeley. Wound
ed Robert Jones (colored), who was badly
scalded all over and inhaled steam, and has
since died; Lee Mingo, OF Portsmouth.
face and arms scalded; Robert Johnson, OF
Berkeley, scaIded all over his body; Loren
20 Backus, OF Portsmouth, face and bands
Al nf
Berkeley. face and hands scalded. Others
in the room managed 10 escape from The
iire-rOom by the single door, or were drawn
out by those persons outside as soon as pos
their homes in Portsmouth and Berkeley,
and physicians summoned.
Coroner Thomas Il. Butt, OF the county,
summoned jury and beld an inquest on
the bodies as they Law in the mill; after
which they were collined and removed,
The bodies presented a horrible sight, and
were hardly recognizable. Robert Jane.
is gbastly sight. great flakes Of flesh drop
ping from his face and BODY. The Other
wounded men are also suffering horribly
Some of them. while being pulled out of the
fre.room. had the skin OF their hands strip
ped off like gloves. Neither the mill or ma
chnery was injured by The accident to any
considerable extent. The boilers were put
in the mill last fall. TIE pipe Joint that
gave way was supposed to be tight and il
good order. The men killed and injured
/ ,..,,o oil l.. bnrore in tho mill
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THE LATEST NEWS.
v,rcRspn TO THE DISPATCH,

ms AT TIRE FEDERAL CArirM-A
W. MS Of REPUBLICAN SENATORS
CTIfp roE MONDAY MoRN'Ne-Rts'e
~ Of \ FOREIGN MINisTER-SIG'
ovrfcE WEATHER BULLETlN-sUI'
IS Of 4 rENNsYLVANIAN IN BALTi'
'" W., SHOCKING EXPLOSION NEAR NOR
-. five MIN KILLED AND OTHERS
HORRIBLY scALpfp-FiREs IN Farm 'l.
aag~rrv,, AND CINCINNATI oHIo-THE
Urn AND NEW ORLEANS RAILWAY
vo,T AND THE LONDON SOCIAL
co>nlTloN OF THE BRITISH PRE-
,c ,xNIHiLATION OF AN EXPLORING
~n,n,1Iov IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ny yr,>rRts TAKEN ny TnE ST. re-
re,srgG POLICE, Sc,Sc.
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SuIcidp I'm Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, Mp, April "A young man
who registered his name as j. p. Ames, OF
Pittsburgh, Pa, at Peppers Hotel. on
Tuesday last, committed suicide about II
o'clock to-day by shooting himself through
the head with pistol. He was aged about
twenty.eight years, and OF very gentleman
" appearance and department. In his
pocket was found "A bill OF the Bolton Ho.
tel, at Harrisburg, Pa, dated April 1st. His
face is very fair, with lght-brown NOUS
tachr, and he is we'll dressed.
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Involuntary MansIauGhter.

DANvILLE, April 2.-The tIiaI Of Glen
Wilson (colored) for the murder OF Joseph
II. E,tCs, last july, was concluded in lhe
County Court Of Pittsylyania to-day. The
Jury, composed OF six whites and six ne
grocs, found verdict Of guilty Of inyolun-
tary mansIaughter, and assessed the fine at
S2j. judge flOratio Davis sentenced VIII
son 10 twelve months imprisonment in jan,
which is the extent OF the law.
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Fire in EarnIXilie.

>pIciaI tcIcerAm 10 Int UIsPdTVI'I
FARMvuLE, VA, April 2.-Early This
morning fire broke out on the premises Of
MIR. sydney Il. Murkland, one Of our most
extensive dry goods merchants. Tue dam
ace Is about three thousand dOllars-coy-
cred b. insurance. Dut for tie activity OF
the fire brigade the whole OF Main street
would have been in danger.
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Railroad Extension.

DENVER, Col, Anrii 2.-The Denver and
New Orleans Railway Company Yesterday
closed the contract for $1,000 tons OF Eng
Iish steel rals-suflicient to extend the road
from Denver City to ten miles south OF
Arkansas. The road is expected 10 be IN
running order n that part OF tue South by
next Christmas.
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An Alabama Failure.

New York, April "A telegram was re-
ceived in this city to-day announcing the
failure OF II. Copnerly a. Co., general store
keepers, OF Vienna, Ala, with Liabilities OF
$50. 600 and assets OF $4,000. The firm mas
q number OF creditors In this city.
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Champion Cargo.

New ORLEANS, April 1.-The steamer
Henry Frank. from Memphis, arrived mere
al noon TO-DAY with a cargo OF 9.226 bales
Of cotton, 80 sacks Of cottOnSeed, l,224
sacks Of oll-cake, $50 sacks Of corn, 900
sacks Of meal and sundries. This exceeds
Charles p. Chateau's champion cargo OF
1879 by 3S2 bales.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
The Murder Of the Gear.

ARREST OF SUSPECTED ACCOMPIICE'
ST. PETERsBURG, April lit is officially
announced that the investigation in regard
Ia the murder OF the Ca has led TO the ar
rest of man named kIvallopbitch, son OF Il
prie,t, who has made full confession, IN
ending statement that he had manufac-
tured bombs similar TO those used by the
assassin RIssakofl.
PoIice Precautions i'm NJ. Petersburg.
LONDON, April "A dispatch from st.
Petersburg TO the Standard says: The re-
presentatives elected 10 the temporary coun-
eli TO assist the cOmmandant OF 81. Peters
burg include many well known persons,
the editor OF the GOlOS, several peasants.
and a host Of merchants. Malor-General
Haranoti. the pGefect, addressing them, pro-
nosod that the police be empowered 10 eX-
anime messengers on leaving railway sta
lions. aud That cabmen give the police
ticket, and be forbidden to drive
fares elsewhere than TO the address
.iveu them on their engagement.
Those measures were approved, and
a council OF twenty-five was then elect
ed A dispatch to the Times from st.
petersburg saws All the h0useholders were
reonested TO be at home 10 receive Inc po-
lice INSPECTORS in the 22S districts OF the
,.,ty and write down their votes, put some
persons In the lower quarters OF the clty
feared the police visit meant the dreauea
search. and accordingly did not stay Ut
home, and very large NUMBER were plV-
foundly Indifferent, rs usual, 10 'he Wnoie
proceeding. Instead OF the streets pelng
deserted, as they should have BEEN they
were more thronged than ever.
rne Seizure Of the Frethett" news
paper.
LONDON, April "A public meeting con-
vened by the Freiheit Defence Commltiee
was held at the Socialist club'room In Lon
don last night to protest against the seizure
OF the plant Of the Freiheit and arrest OF
Herr Most. An Engishman presided over
the meeting. The English edition OF the
Ereiheu was distributed 10 Rome contain
ing an appeal to Socialists OF all na'ionaIl.
ties. A resolution was passed declaring
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western Union Telegraph Company.

NEW YORK, April AT a meeting OF 'be
directory Of the Western UnloP Telegraph
Company to-day Cornelius Vdnderolit re.
signed ss director aud General Eckert was
made member OF the Executive Board III
place OF b. 4. Barger.
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Flour.

Flour-Little better feeling. We quote Fine,
{3as3.5O: extra. $3.50, suuerhne, S3.70N: $3.50 ;
common family. ij.75dS6; choice or patent
family, s7.5O6fS; stanton inspection, extra,
l
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BY Telegraph,
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. April p NDOn.-Stocks quitt ana
firm. Money. 3 & per cent. Ncnahpr-Loie'
4sOl: snor. 4S3. state bonds dull. except lenh's-
ste'- which are ac i've. Government, quiet ana IN
changed. -
Epenaa0-Money. iM6 per cent. ENci1uge
4SO%, governments irregular; new 3s, lOZi new
AS. tI2H; new A. 49,. states d1U.
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UPnOLsrERERS -PAPER.HANGEW'

n L. w q o D ID s.
JOHN +. REGNAULT
has received HIS OWN SELECTION Of CHOICE
NEW and ELEGANT PATTERNS oil GILL;
PLAIN, aud COMMON
WALLPAPERS,
BORDERS and DADOS. ,
FLOOR and TABI OlL-CLO1li>,
OIL-CLOTH RUGS, .......,...
CANTON and COCOA MATTlNGS,
DOOR-NIATS. ParOr. Hal. aud outside:
WINDOW. SHADES. All size
GILT and PLAIN CORNlCEe,
CORDS, TASSELS, &c, &c.
Shall be pleased his friends and me pnOlc AZ
No north Ninth street, late stand Of }. Henry
GRAFTON. dP"'o
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HARVEY Il BLAIR
OFFER TO THE TRADE,

IL An ' Il L ~ DIAlh
OFFER TO THE TRADE,
AND MOST RESPECTFULLY SOLICIT ORDERS,
100 bags CHOICE CLOVER.SrED;
500 bags RIO COFFEE, al grades
200 bags CHOICE LAGUAlRA COFFEE;
30 mats CHOICE JAVA COFFEE;
400 barrels YELLOW SUGAR;
100 barrels \ SUGAR:
100 barrels GRADUATED SUGAR;
300 boxes SOAP, an graces;
500 ke<s CHURCHES SODA;
100 barrels No. 3 MACkt REL;
200 barrels EASTERN GROSS HERRINGS
200 barrels CUBA MOLASSES:
100 btrreis NERO IIANTS' SYRUP:
40 iiercps AID barrels CllOli T. RICE;
20 chests IIOICE GUNPOWDkk TEA;
10 chests CHOICE BLACK TEA:
900 barrels FARLi-ROSE, PEERLESS, and
SNOWFLAKE POTATOES;
800 barrels Fl.Ot X. AL grades;
100 600 pounds CHOICE BULK SIDES:
10000 pounds CHOICE BULK SHOULDERS;
$4,000 pounds CHOICE BACON SIDES:
5000 pounds CHOICE BACON SHOULDERS :
100 buckets LARD;
20 iirfees CHOICE LEAF LARD;
% fierces CHOiCE HAMS;
WOODWARD. all knds
COTTON and JUTE ROPE:
WRAPPING-pAPER THYME, BLACk
ING. BLUlNG, MATCHES, &C., &c.
500 KfGS NAILS;
100 Kegs HORSE and MULE.SIlOES:
good SOCK II CllfWiNG-TOBACCO
100 boxes CHOICE CHEtSE. NH ll-2m
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ADELPHIA, RICH Ma
suiP IINE.-POB PHILADELPHIA, FALL
RIXER AND THE EAST VIA FALL RIVER
THREE TINES A wEEK.-upt!l farther 90
use the steamers OF THU the win make tri-weekl'
rims, leaving Philadelphia every TUEsDAY
TAIlHSDAY, and SATURDAY, and Richnope
eyery TUESDAY, FRIDAY, and SUNDAY, con
necling at Philadelphia With Clydef ew England
h QUICK TiME-iREQuENr DEt .-sTUREs~
| Low EST RATES.
JAaEs w. McCARRtCK.
General soat .ern Agent, Richmord, Va
WILLIAM P. CLYDE CO.,
General Managers,
uo2s NO, las~gth Whayyes, philadelphia
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DICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAIL-
A1 EOAD COMPANY.

Lynchburg Passenger Train, No. A. Daily.
Arrive Burhevile.''.,.,..,'.. ....,..,.ll:35 A. Al
Train No. A connects at Burkeyille with Allan
tic. Mississippi and Ohio railroad for farmyllle,
Iynchburg, aud all sOuhwesierf points.
Trains Nos. ~ and AZ connect al >utherln's with
Milton and Sutherlin NarrOw-Gauge railroad fer
Milton.
Train No. AZ connects at Salisbury with Western
North Carolina railroad for Asheyllle and all points
IN Western NorIh Carolina.
Trains Nos. so, AZ, aud AZ connect at Airline
junction with Atlanta and Charlotte Air. Line rail-
way for all points South and Southwest, and No.
AZ connects al Charlotte with Charlotte. Columbia
and Augusta railroad for all points SOnth, SOUTH
east. and Southwest.
Train No. so stops only at Jeiersyile, brakes
Branch, Barksdae's. Danvle, Greensboro, and
Salisbury.
Trains from the above-nAmed points arrive at
Richmond 4:i6 Il. NJ 1888 A. NJ and 7:lS L. NJ.
Train on North Carolina railroad connects al
GOlasborO' with Weldon aud Wilmington railroad
for Weldon and Wilmington
PUILMAN-CAR SERVICE:
On Train No. 50-WashingtOn. Richmond ana
Atlanta.
On Train No. is-New York and Richmond, or
Danyille and Atlanta.
ON Train No. 42-WashngtOn. Richmond, an
Danville, and l)anyille and Augusta.
Tickets sold 10 ali points south, southeast, and
south west and baggage checked through.
No lay-over checks given on local tickets
General Passenger aud Ticket Agent.
L. VI. X. 1ALCOrT, General Superintendent.
fe2O
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COMM ERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE
RICHMOND, April 2, 1851,

SALTS.
WHFAr.-Lancaser SO bushels very good a.
IL 2s: rs bushels very good AZ Sl.29. fuliz' AZ
tn h.ls very good az ! %: Is tGshels g)od TX
$3.50; g bushels far AT Sl.le.
CoRN.-Whire. 500 bushels very good II &c,
500 bushels at SIC I good ana yeiy goo''
NJ xed A bushels very good ~ Die.
DAT>.-Gu bushels prime Sprins II JOc.
UIACK PFAS-4 bushes AT 81.
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,,sso,Vr,oNs g pARTNERsHIPs.

DsssOLUTIONs Il PARTNERsHIPS.
4 NEW FIRM.-The undersigned beg
n leave 10 call attention 10 the fact that they have
formed a co-psrtnershlD for the PRACIiCE or
AW AZ their offices, In las broadway. und. r the
amman OF WALKER. CuM5IINS 4 HULL.
III III GILBERT &. WALKER,
JOHN CUhMlNs,
CHARLES A. HULL.
MARCH |, 1851. ap
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IME. PLASTER. CEMENT. &c.
DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.

EOR NEW YORK.-The Ola @Txh
4 Dominion Steamship Company s.x<sktdE
steamship OLD DOMINION, CAPTAIN WALKER,
viii sail i tuesday,, April 9Th. az 3 O'Clock A. VI.
Freight receiyedmt y o'clock Monday evening.
Through bills OF lading signed and goods ior-
Yarded with dispatch 20 ali points north south, east
and west; also. to foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
cabin fare 10 New York, Sl2 steerdge, 70 and -.
For freight apply 20 ~ 40
ap got C0mmny's Wharf. Rockets.
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uopsE. MULys. SADDLES, &c.

NOR SALE. ONE GRAY MARE, IN
+ eight wears old. With colt one year old. -
ono Good SADDLE and HARNkSs-HOR>E-s 81
wears old Also one good WORk:HOksE-wlii DC
sod very low. Can he seen AZ AMERiCAN niA-
UIF Ne lS south Tenth street. ap 80
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II ENGLISH SADDLES AND BRlDLEs.
l GENTLEMAN's SADDLE, vita Sporting FIX
lures and.Bridle, ,, n,
die Apply 10 FisHFR 4 WYLEs,
NH 80. Api&3 1906 Cary street.
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COUNTRY HAMS.-OIe prime lot Of
~ COUNTRY HAMS, jast received for sale.
ap Y. STOKES co.
GLUCOSE, GLUCOSE.-50 barrels. in
~ prime order, for sale.
ap Il 4. Y. STOKES e 60.
NEW ORLEANS MOLASSES-j0 bar
~ rel, prime to choice for sale
ap1 A.Y. STOKES & 90.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-04-03


RAILROAD. I
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS,
- TAKING EFFECT AUGUST Is, 1880
PASSENGER TRAINS.
800 p. VI. Leave Richmond daily except sun
iay) connecting az West Point on
Tuesday, THURSDAY, and SAT-
URnAI with steamers for all land
ings on the York river and FOR bati.
more.
THROUGH FREIGHT TRAINS.
500 A. M Leave Richmond daily Except sum
lOlj 4. u. day, connecting at West Point With
steamers for Baltimore on MONDAY,
TUESDAY,, NEsDAY.
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY:
with steamers FOR New York on
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and
FRIDAY; with steamers for Proyi-
dence and Boston on TUESDAY and
rRIDAT-
PASSENGER TRAINS.
1000 A, VI. Arrive at Richmond daily except
Sunday connecting at West Point
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SAT-
URDAY With steamers from Balti-
more.
THROUGH FREIGHT TRAINS.
$50 p. Ma Arrive AZ Richmond daily lexcept
6.35 u. Nh sunday. cOunect:ag at West Point
with steamers from Baltimore, New
York. Providence. and Boston.
No transfer OF freight At Riennond 70 ~ ron
southern points. Is-s run THROUGH between Atishu
Carefni handbag aac disoatch, with lowest rates,
guaranteed. ,. ..a. -.,..
Issued 20 all northern and weatern points.
For ip formation, amply 81 ONCE OF the company
Tgenty-third and Dock streets. Richmond Va.
anIs ". I. Doi'GLAS. superinteDdeni-