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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-05-03
DANVILLE.

SEVERAL STATEMENTS ABOUT THE TOBACCO
TApE-sENTtNCEn TO TIE PENifEN-
UAEY-FROW THE NORTH CAROLINA Pi.NI-
rENrAEY-A STATEMENT ABOUT PATRICK
COrNrY-tHUECH ITEMS.
correspondence 81 lbe Richmond Dispatch.l
MAY >, 1882.
President Terrell. OF the Tobacco Assoc
citation. reports that in the last month there
were sold 2.V29,2s3 pounds Of leaf tobacco,
The value Of which was $3.50, 12l.40, and
the average per hundred 500. In April
~ last year there were sold 2,s19.O29
pounds. The value OF which was S29l, llG.lO,
ana The average Sl0.41. In the last seven
months the quantity sold was 10, $50, 923
pounds; value, ST. U2.66j.S9; average,
S3.Jj; in the same period OF the preceding
wear, 10, 124,S6O pounds; value, -, iot,-
f1S.-O: average. Sg.2G. II some Oi the
many readers Of the DiSpdtch who feel IN
tcrcst i'm the tobacco trade would like to
see how the business has been going on let
me write after the monthly averages for
this year those of the preceding year: De-
tOber, Sl7.0l-Sl2.5f; November. Sl0.S3-
SS.l2; December. S7.07-s6.32; January,
SS.6l-SS.4t; February, S9.65-S9.S1;
March, S9.4l-Sl0.23; April, S9.39-Si0.t1.
President Terrell. in his last weeks mar
kct report. saws that there has not recently
been much change from the prices that
have heretofore been paid, except that there
has been some small advance in frosted
sock. and this has been caused. he SUP
poses, by move in this grade in other
markets. 1.-THE general speculative de-
mand At present Is limited. most II the
purchases being confined 10 manufacturers
and orders. Fancy brights in demand Al
slid llgurcs.' Fine wrappers yellow Ia
fancy, so 20 go; fine mahogany TO fancy,
$50 20 SD.
In the Hastings Court yesterday Nelson
Lemon lcOlored) was sentenced To the PEN
itcntiarv for two years FOR hOuse-breaklng.
Nelson was the man who made the rush
upon the iaiier sunday morning. Some
weeks ago he got ont Of Jail. and was ar
rested near Riceville, in this county.
The prisoner who made the escape sun
day morning was colored man named
Tom llandOIph--an escaped convict from
the penitentiary Of North Carolina who
had been arrested here about week ago.
A very reliable gentleman from Halifax
county, who has recently travelled much
i'm Patrick county. SAYS that the reports
about the scarcity Of breadstuiis in that
county are BY no means exaggerated.
"The truth is.' says he, 'that many per-
s0Rs there are suffering from want Of bread
who hold some property and are ashamed
10 apply for relief, md many people long
ago had 10 s.iTn ont 10 slift for themselves
their herses, hogs, and cattle. Many ol
these have died from starvation. Mr.. JEFF
ferson Penn, of Penn's store, has had 20
supply many OF the people with seed-corn.n
This gentleman also says tnat the land In
many places Ia the county was 30 tho
roughly baked during the drought q last
SUMMER tia eyen the water Of the winter
rains did net penetrate t. any depth.
Twelve persons were rcc'iyed into the
membership II the North Danyiiie Meth
eai:t church On las sunday. ALlHA.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
TO THE DISPATCH FROM ALL POINTS.

Congressional Proceedings Yexterday-Other
Washington News and Gessip--A Prc~inma-
ton 90 be- Issued Against the Lawiess Ari-
zona Csw-Beys-A Dereiict Bark Picked
Up--The Presidency OF the East Tennessee,
Virginia and Georgia Railroad COMPANY
SmaIl-Pex orr Shipbeard-Th Recent Ira
gedy in Danvilie-r The Indians ON the War
Path in the west-sevcn Persons Killed by
an Explosion ian an English Coilicry.
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COMMERCIAL.
RAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, May =. 1852.
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT.-Red. 932 bushels. Re-exhibited. 80
bushels.
CORN.-Whlte. 3.lql bushels. Hc-eXhibiied. 90
bushels. Mixed. l.JOO bushels.
OATS 500 bushels.
BLACK pEAS.-4u bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHUAT.-Rcd. 80 bushOls very good mixed n
81 ~: 800 bushels very good mixed "a sl.+s. 4
bushels good Fuitz az SLAP; "a bushels common
Fulfx al Sl.l5.
CORN.-White. 90 bushels prime 40 ODE. 900
bushels prime on private terms. Mixed, De- ID BUSH
els vciv good at Ssc.
CorTON.-Tone firm. Receipts. 80 bales; ship
mcuis. as bales. Quotations: Nlddiing. he. ;
low middliug. llamllssc. good ordinary. lO4Gp
bal lUbc.. ordinary. DC.
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More Indian Troubles.

SAN FRANCISCO, May "A dispatch from
Tombstone, Arizona, says a special courier
OF Epitaph, from the Dragon Mountains,
was fired on by Indians near Helms
ranch. He heard rapid firing in the di-
rection of the ranch.
Several Indians appeared near Conten-
ton last evening. DR.. Herbert had a fight
with them, killing one.
Fears are felt for the safety Of Fort Hua-
chica. The families Of Captain Topper.
Dave Haskell. and four Others are there,
and only a few men TO guard the post.
Volunteers are organizing.
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A New Railroad President.

NEW YORK, May THE morning pa
pers state that Colonel Z. w. Cole has re-
signed his position rs president OF the East
Tennessee, Virginia aud Georgia Railroad
Company. The directors have elected
General samuel Thomas as his successor,
and Major Henry Fink as yiee-president.
Colonel Cole continues 20 be director Of the
company. His resignation Is said to be
due 10 il,-heaith.
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yovfosk Politics.
rspecial telegram to the Dispatch.I

Especial telegram to the Dispaieh.I
NORFOLK, VA, May 2.-E. K. Guy was
nominated for mayor Of Norfolk this after
noon by the Democratic convention. All
the present incumbents were renominated
except for Commonwealth attorney,
Judge Heath being nominated for that
office. The ticket is q straight one.
lBy Associated Press
NORFOLK. VA. May 2.-Tho Democratic
CITY Convention nominated a municipal
ticket in opposition to the Coalition-Re-
publican Readluster ticket to-day. They
nominated a straight Democratic ticket,
with Z. Z. Guy, leading mechanic, for
MayOr.
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NEW HAVEN, Conn.,. May 2--In the NAL
ley trial to-day Professor Chittenden was
cross-examined a. length. and gave his
reasons for concluding that Jennie Craner
had taken tbs arsenic In soluble form
within twenty-four hours before her death.
Or. Prudden was recalled. and reasserfed
his opinion that the girl had died from NJ
ssnieai pcasoniHv.
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Especial Telegram TO the Dispafch.I
srrNroy. VA. May 1.-The Board Of
Visitors OF the Deaf, Dumb, and Blind
Institution to-day elected William R.
Vaughan, Of GordonsvilIe, principal;
Thomas 8. Davis, Of stauptor, steward !;
aud Mrs. Margaret Lawrence, of Augusta
county. matron.
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The LavIess Arixona Cow.Boys.

WASHINGTON, May IA a tabmet meet
Ing to-day il was decided that the Presi-
dent should issue proclamation for the
lawless COWBOYS in Arizona 20 dispense,
and II the order is not obeyed to use the
military TO enforce il.
The Cabinet sustained the action Of the
President in his message for additional
legislation on this subject, aud disagreed
with the action of the Senate Judiciary
Committee in reporting that no further
legislation was necessary.
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Fight with Indians.

SAN Francisco. May "A harrisburg
dispatch saws: Dispatches received report
m engagement on the 18th ultimO between
Captain Tupper's command and the In
dams twenty-five miles south Of Clover
dale. Fifteen Indians are reported killed.
Tupper's loss was four killed.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT Do RICIIMOND. M 2. ~.
Arrived.

ARRIVED.
steamer city Of Richmond. clifford. Norfolk,
United states mail. merchandise, and passengers.
J.. b. Tatum. superintendent.
SAILED.
steamer Ola Dominion, Walker. New York
merchandise and passengers. O.. ". Allen & Co..
agents.
steamer Ashland. Carr. Philadelphia. merchau-
disc and passengers. d. ". Mctrrics. agent.
schooner Fnamiug sea. Owens. Baltimore. cam
mel coal. 6crvas SioTrs. vessel. Curtis < Parker.
MEMORANDA.
BALTIMOEL.-->aiei let: Bark Gaeta lltal.l. Lee
hOfiO. for Richmond. Va.
CAEbTNAr.-AUivCd April 9th schooner JCn-
ME Middleton. llughcs. from Richmond. va.
BATH. NF.-~alled Aprii 2Sth: Schooner Cow
ernor d. Y. smith, Niekcr.ou. for Richmond, Va.
by Telegraph.
B0sTON. May arrived: Schooner Annie W.
Allen: from Richmond.
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Fires i'm Texas.

GALVESTON, TEXAS, May "A fire at
Fort Worth, Texas, Sunday night, de-
sfroyed property valued Ut $4,000. IN
surance. $4,000.
Six business-houses NJ Denison. Texas,
were also burned Sunday. Loss above in
surance. $4,000.
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HoRsFoRD's ACD PHOSPHATE IL NERVOUS
DEBILITY. DIR. Edwin +. NOse, Portland.
Me-. saws: &" I have prescribed il for many
If the various forms of nervous debility.
md II has mover fnilnl fn do rnnd. y
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sma,I.Pox on an ocean.steamer.

PHILADELPHIA. May 1.-The steamship
British Queen. from Liverpool. arrived to-
day. with four hundred steerage passen,
gers and several cases Of smallpox. One
child had died Of this disease.
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by Telegraph.


NEW YORK, May D. NOOH.-Stocks higher. Mo-
ney. 2M3 per cent. Exchauge-Long. 1852. {.
short. 4h9. state bonds dull. Governments gene
rally unchanged.
hrfnfHg - Exchange. 1861. Governments
generally unchanged; new IS. lu2 new AS.
1851; new As. l2tt. Money, 34a2 per cent.
states dull aud irregular. Treasury halanccs-Coin.
sS7.Jls; currency, S3,OlJ.
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Picked In NJ Sen.

AMSTERDAM, May 1.-The bark Brilliant,
from Savannah for Bremen. has been picked
up. abandoned. and lowed into Yurenden.
She sustained extensive damages.
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NatnTrrIe Bill.

DANvILLE, Va. May 1.-The grand jury
of the Hastings Court to-day found not a
true bill in the ease Of Sterling L. Ed
munds. who killed DR.. Lipscomb, his SON.
in-law, on the 18th Of April.
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DHILADELPHIA, RICH >f|-
Il --sS>s<ls<z n
MOND AND NORFOLK
STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

Appointed sailing DAYS; Every TUESDAY ana
FRIDAY AZ IL ~ and every SUNDAY It 3
4. VI.
Freight for Tuesdays and Fridays steamers rc-
ceiTcd tll 100 4. VI. Tor sundays steamer till
. T. VI. saturday. Freight received daily iin 3
r. ".
Fare, -.
steamers connect NJ Philadelphia for Fan river
and the East
For further Information. apply 10
}. W. MCCARRICk,
General Southern Agent. Office Rochctts.
". i. GLADE & co.
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TOR NEW YORK.-rhe Old .~E~,
IL u-.------- -t.n.--L-L.. L----.-. ~
EUROPEAN STEAMSHIP LINES.

GENERAL RAILROAD AND sr~H
u STEAMSHIP TICKET OFFICE. saIs><<rss-
1000 MAIN STREET.
DO you contemplate Visit 10 the OLD Couh-
TRY sr perhaps you desire - send Tor some -
yuur friends. 10 30. yon VIII hnd u "a y"uf AL
vantage "a call on ne undersigned. who H. aFcui
for an Of the Brst-cias- OCEAN >IEA INSULT
LINES 70 aud from EUROPE. FifSI-tl i.ASr'
INTERMEDIATE. aud >lEhRhnE linhEiS
fro or FROM The principal points IN EUROPE.
EXCURSION TICKETS AT REDUCED kAIhS.
ST ATE-ROOMS SECURED IN ADVANCE
Railroad and steamship tickets 20 all points Ia Tie
United states and Canadas. Passengers and bag
gage called for AZ hotels aud private residence.
and baggage checked "a destination. flnsrt car
riagps IN the city Tor hire. \. W. .hltphh'
fe 3-eOd6m IuoV MAID -t"'t
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Flour-We quote: Fine. S4.250S4.5O; extra.
SG.75ns7: supcrfue, SJ.JUHS6 common SUI
pornno, S4.750 f5.2j; common family. 81 25H
800: choice FAMILY. fS.JuH $3.50. Feeling
nruer: prices advanced 20 W5Oc.
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Fatal CoiIicry Explosion.

LONDON. May 2.-Sevcn persons have
been killed by an explosion in The Victoria
COlliery. near Leeds.
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.-I have
~ so,d ont All my stock Ia trade ~ sweet Hall,
King William county, o q. W. cRuMl't who irls
heretofore acted a. my agent ~ he VIII heftatuF
conduct the business for himself this II 20 give no
Tee 1l,ar Ria agency for rae Il terninaied. SO
a., ny j. \. paws,
~ IvssxALr;s, Va, ~ 2s-aal&p2is
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Germany.

BERLIN, MAY THE Upper House OF
the PrlIssian Diet has passed the eccle-
siastical bill by a vote OF - to 30.
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direct four-haurs connection ls made between
Richmond and Norfolk hy trains leaving Man
chester &c 1850 4. VI. and Norfos az l2:2s T.. VI.
All trains leaving Petersburg viii start from tho
Appom1ttON depot.
Pending The rebuilding OF Iamcs-Riycr bridge
al PASSENGER trains depart frun and arrive az
Manchester station. foot 80 seventh street.
>. X. hENLN, General superintendent.
A. Port, General Passenger ana Ticket Agent
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RICHMOND AND TETEHsHtHG RAILROAD Co,
PAeSfNoEn DEPARTMENT,
RICHMOND. Va, March -. 1852.
GfpEGIAI MOTIF y

Uniil otherwise advised. = AS~ENGEH TRAINS
20 this road VIII arrive a lmd depart from MAN
CliESIff STATION. seventh street. Manchester,
where tickets VIII Dec eoid ind lis gage checked.
Passenger Go 0r from 10 north rlu the Rich
uOnd. lrcdrrick.bn aud Potomac OIL iiruad hold
lu- through tickets viii hc promptly transferred
10y omnibus between Manchester tmd Toe Rich
mond. Fredericksburg aud Potomac station a
Eiia to connecting Trims. see regular timetable
advertisements Tor arrival and departure ~ aid
trains. b.. POPE.
General Passenger agent.
j. Y. KENNY, superintendent. nh 9s-lm
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EOR BALTIMORE. 1911
POWHATAN LINE-DIRECT STEAMER.
CHANGE OF WHARF

Until further notice. the steamer LUCILLE win
sail every MONDAY nc II noon from PONliA-
TAN DOCK at Twenty-fOurth ana Dock streets
direct Tor Baltimore.
Through hill, OF ladlng signed and goods for
vndcd with dispatch 30 points North ana " est
Freight received daily until j.. VI.
For further information. apply 10
". %. Knight, Agent.
ID. +. WEIsTGFR. soliciting AGENT De 20
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RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

TUESDAY, May 2. 1889.
SALEs-FIRsr BOARD.-7.200 Richmsnd city
j'sat t01S; 10 shares Atlanta and Charlotte stock
Al 7is; 10 shares Richmond and Allegheny stock
at 20, 20 do. at 90. 10 do at 20, 10 do At 90; Is
shares Petersburg Railruad ut 29A. so DO. az 2as,
100 10. at 29.; 1000 Richmond city SIS al 1l1t.
SECOND BoARD.-lOO Richmond city 6'sat l IL ;
1000 Richmond city SIS IN. CT 1t 10iS; 10
shares Petersburg Railroad stock az 2ga.
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HIGHLY RECOMMENDED AS 4 PROBATION
AGAINST SMALLPOX.

AGAINST SMALLPOX.
For sale by the following groeers;
MCCARTHY A. HAYNES, HERMAN SCTtNfDJ,
A. l.. BURFORD NnOTiiEh, JOHN X. COOKE,
PRiDDY & TAYLOR, q. L. ToDD.
WILLIAM RANKIN. " W. KELLEY,
J. X. KELLY. w IT. -ner,
:. y. WHITE, JAMES II. WADE,
AZ s. RICHARDSON, JAMES STEWART,
A. a. Crowds. g.. MITCHELL,
NJ. Neunf NAIKER. W. II. liAHros,
J. WATSON PHILLIPS, Y. y. BOX CO..
0TET q HRoTitERs, T.. A. LOWRY,
CHRISTIAN 4 WHITE, ". WADE,
u. A. n. DABNEY. X. = EN9likh,
JAMES NAM. >. n. SfAEks
Also for sale iy druggists generaiy. Ask for
LOVES CARnof.Ic LAUNDRY SOAP, and
take nothing else As al stituie.
PURCELL. LADn a CO.,
fel7 Wholesale Agents.
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STEAMSHIP .lFr%s
" COMPANY. s-xzszssxs
FOR NEW YORK.

This company viii patch one Of their aplendio
steamers-OLD DOMINION, WNANOkE. ROA-
NOkE. aud RICHMOND-ENFRl TUESDAY
and FRIDAY 20 O'Clock p. NJ and SUNDAY
az A. VI.
DAYS. and SATURDAYS 10 3 r. " nom Pier
26 new numbcrl foot Of Beach street. North
river.
They have splendid saloons ,tate-rooms, and
bathrooms.
The arc, accommodation, and attentions arr
Nner-cabin fare To- View York. $40: round nip.
Frcirhts f6r points beyond New YORK Forwarded
wiki dispatch. ana no charge made except actual
expense incurred.
Frc.yhts received uniil % O'Clock a. W. daily.
For further information. apply 20
GEORGE ". ALLEN K co. Agents.
my office Company wharVcs. Rockets.
NOR NEW YORK.-The Old e -,
i Dominion steamship Company s-zs~Ass go
steamer viii sail as follows. steamer Old DO
MINiuN. captain WALLER, ENFEl llEJlAl
at . o'clock y. VI; steamer NlANuhla captain
HUiPER~, EVERY FRIDAY az . o'clock T. II. (.
steamer ROANOKE. Captain COUCn. EVER
SUNDAY at + o'clock 4. VI.
Freight received mp to , o'clock r. y. for ne
Tuesday and Friday steamer. and ~ O'Clock
saturday evening for sunday ship
Through bills of lading signed and goods for
warded with dispatch 90 lil points north south.
east. aud west. also. To foreign ports
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed
After-cablu fare To New York. $40; round
trip. SIS: storage. 80 aud -.
Passengers leaving Richmond Mondays We'd
nesdays. and saturdays ny the Richmond and fe-
tcrsburg railroad "a 1880 &. NJ. viii make rou-
uerfion Norfolk with the teamer that LETT Rich
nond The day before. Cabin fare, $1,000. Tickets
% be- had 40 the Richmond aud Petersburg depot
and 4. W. carriers, 1000 Main street.
&. ". ALLEN & co. Agents.
my8 ComDony Wharf Rockets.
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AN trans daily except sunday--psssemger tram
connecting nc West Point on Tuesday, Thnrsdayf
aud saturdays with steamers for baltimore and
the North.
Frugnt train leaving Richmond at $40 A. NJ.
viii have passengcr~coach attached
Train No. ~ connects at BuFkevllle with Nor-
folk aud Western railroad for faFmyiiic. Isynck-
burg. and all southwestern points.
Train No. 80 Through passcngcrl stops 81 all sta
lions. connecting at Suthcrlins with Milton aud
-uthcr.in NaIrow-ssaugc railroad for Milton: at
salisbury with Western North Carolina railroad
for all points In Western North Carolina. - At
ianta for al points South and southwest.
Train No. 81 Through Passenger aud MALL sfoT
NJ all stations, connecting al suthcrlin's with M.-
ton and sutherlin Narrnw-ssauge railrusd Tor
Milton; NJ atlanta for all points south aud Sonth-
vest AZ Charlotte with Charlotte. Columbia aud
Augusta railroad for Columbia. Augusta. SayaE-
nah. aud Florida points.
Trains from the south arrive M Richmond n
$50 7. VI. T.20 4. NJ, and I2:{4 r. NJ. aud from
West Point at 1870 A. VI. Passenger aud 9:I0 4.
". lFreightl
PULLMAN-CAR SERVICE
On Train 5O-New York and Atlanta ria wash
ingtoR aud Danyilc.
ON Train 52-Riehmond and Danyllc, and
Charlotte and Charleston.
All passenger trains stop At Bon AIR.
Tickets sold o. an points south. southeast and
southwest, md baggage checked thrnugh.
No iAy-0yer checks given IN local tickets.
4. POPE.
General Passenger and Ticket Agent.
N. W. II. fALcorr, General Manager. ap 30
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BALTIMORE

BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. Nay 2.-FrUmia 6's. deferred. 10 :
consOis. 80 second series. 3S; nlst-due coupons
SO new IO-4u's. 80. Eid TODAY.
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Direct connection with passenger trains - made
by steam ferry at Newport News 20 and ffon Nor
folk.
A PASSENGER COACH Is attached to way
freight train for local travel
For tickets. haggage-checks. Sc. apply NJ Chest
peake and Ohio Railway depot office aud 1000 east
Main street. II. W. FULLER.
General Passenger Agent.
&. W. SMITH. General Manager. ap 2S-6t
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Close connection made al Richmond TO an points
north aud south rio Richmond. Frederick sburg
and Potomac. Richmond ANA Danyllle. aud Rich.
mOnd and Petersburg railroads. aud 40 iyuchburg
with Norfolk ana Western and Virginia Midland
railroads.
For other information apply 20
-. :. BARBOUR.
General Freight and Ticket Agent.
DrCATrR ANIIII l. lionernl NIanaErr. an 80
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'CHMOND AND PETERsBURG
Ia RAILROAD COMPAN T.-Commencinx
rUESDAl April Is. ls-c. trains on this ross VIII

q 7 y
TUESDAY April Is. ls-e. trains on his rosf VIII
run As follows:
LEAVE MAN' UTeTTft--S nt'r I'll.
3:l6 u. NJ. FAST MAIL. daily Makes through
connections lor savannah. stops
only at Petersburg and chester.
Pullman sleeper hctween Mauchos-
ter and Jack eouyillC.
ll.51 \. NJ. THROUGH MAIL. datiy, counect-
Ing foT Raleigh, Charleston. Au-
giista- Aiken. savannah, and jack
souviile. stops "a Chester tcntralia.
Pullman sletpcrs between Manchcs-
ter md savannah on thls train.
$50 p. NJ, FREIGHT dail,.
LEAVE rETERSBCHG-NOnTH.
$3.50 4. NJ, FAST MAIL, daily. Stops only 81
Chester. Pullman sleeper on the
train between Jacksonville and Man.
.Thpstsr
7:4O l.. NJ. THROUGH MAIL. daily. connecting
with Richmond, Frederic ssiirg aud
Potomac railroad fsr lli points Fast
and West also making connections
wiih Chesapeake and OHIO railroad
for All poiuts West. This uaiu
stops nc Chester, and Ecufmiia.
Pullman s'eepere on th train he-
tween savannah and Manchester.
1I.3O \. NJ, FREIGHT daily. sunday excursion
Tickets viii be- sold ON ihis train,
good to return pn rain leaving Rich
mond 20 $50 ~ NJ.
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D,ssoLrrross a pARTNERsHrps.
CARBoLIC LAUNDRY SOAP.

r OWES CARBOLIC LAUNDRY SOAP
L. FOR DIsINFECrlNG
BED-CLOTHES AND CLoTHING OF THE
SHOWROOM
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

DICH MON ID. FREDERIC KSBURG
II AND POTOMAC RAiLROAD.--eheduie
commencing ~IND AZ, January -. 1852:
For thc present TRAINS on THIS ROAD
WILL LEAVE AND ARRIVE AT ELBA head
Of Broad .trcctl
900 4. NJ. leaves Byrd--frccf station daily, stops
only "a Milford and Fredericksburg.
500 4. VI, leaves Byrd-Strcei station daily lex
ccpi sunday.
500 Il. W.. leaves Sy rd-s rect station daily.
400 i. NJ. Accommodation Tor Ashland. icayes
Broaa->trcef station daily except
@Undtysl.
ll:2S A. NJ arrives ~ Byrd-~trcct station daily
3:pi u. NJ, arrives ~ Byrr->trcei station dally;
makes 40 io.ai stops.
94S l.. NJ. arrives ~ Byrd-stroes station daily
except sunday.
s.34 4. W.. Accommodation. arrives AZ Broad.
street station daily except sunday.
q. \. TAYLOR. General Ticket Agent.
y. r. 10. MYERS, General superintendent. "a 20
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-05-03

DICH MOND. FREDERICKSBURG
h AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
THROUGH ALI-RAIL FAsT-FREIGHT LINZ
10 ND FROM BALTIMORE. PiILADEL-
Pm A. SEW YORK., AND EASTERN
AND NEsfkR CITIES.
ONLY TWELVE HOURS BETWEEN RICH.
MOND AND BALTIMORE IN EACH
DIRECTION.
COrgespondingly quick lime 10 other points-
Through balls OF ladin,s Issued az lo~ rates-
g.. \. TAYLOR
vl General FTeishi AGENT
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-05-03

Nrw YORK. Nav 2.-toitoh-Net receIpt'I
,asy ale. $4,000 bales; May. sl2.2l@s12.22
lime. si2s4: Jaly. sl2.47e4tl2.4s. AuFust
&I2.6i ati2.62, september, sl..2lett 2.tS'
sIl.4s: December, sil.329sll.34; January
al 54tlSl1.S0.