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Said Tom: "Since have been abroad I've
taken so much veal that I'm ashamed TO look
calf In the face" "f s'pose, sir. them said a
wag, you contrive TO shave without glass"
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DIR. Il. V. Pierce. Buffalo. n. V: near Sir-For
many months was a great sufferer Physicians
could afford me no relief In my despair com
menced the use of your "Favorite Prescription"
1t speedily effected my entire and permanent
cure. Yours thankfully.
MRs. PAUL h. BAXTER. Iowa City, In.
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How do you manage" said lady to her
friend, ITO appear so happy all the timer" II
the reply" and thus keep myself and family in
good health and spirits See adv
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General Foreign Notes.

LoypoS. NAV 13.-The GLOBE states tina
the Admiralty have ordered the channe
souadron. which Is now in the dock, to b,
ready for sea by the 2sth instant. II vii
proceed day or two after that date TO tn,
Mediterranean.
The canister discovered on the railing o.
the Lord Mayors mansion last night wa:
found to be filed with blasting powder.
The application for police protection fol
Parncll was made without his knowledge
by another IIome-Dule member OF Parlia.
ment.
on and after Monday, May 22d, the An.
! glO-American Telegraph Company's tariff
from New York and Canada TO the United
Kingdom, France, and Germany, will be
/ increased 10 fifty cents per word. Eng.
/ fish, French, and American Government.
messages will be charged half rate, and
press messages twenty-five cents and
| twelve and half cents extra. Continental
rates remain unaltered.
The tariff for cablegrams by the Direct
United States Cable Company's line 10
Great Britain or Ireland and France will
be fifty cents per word. No alteration will
he made in the rates now in force for press
news.
LONDON, May 13.-The Times, criticisng
the repression bill, says il i not too late for
! Parnell and his friends 20 range themselves
on the side OF the Government, and declares
that that is the only way in which they can
render real assistance.
Arnold Forster, son OF William L. For
ster, late Chief Secretary for Ireland, has
written to the Standard c0ntrOyerting the
assertions OF Dayitt in hi, letter to that pa
per that the Land League constrained the
commission Of ouirages.
The contest for the seat in the House o.
Commons for the northern division Of the
west ridge OF Yorkshire, made vacant by
the death OF Lord Frederick Cavendisb.
has begun. Holden is the Liberal candi-
date. and Hon. Charles Claiborne Hardy
the Conservative candidate.
Mr.. Forster, speaking at Bradford last
night in support 81 the candidature Of
Holden, denied that he offered to resume
The Office after the assassination Of Lord
Frederick Cayendish. He approved the
repression bill, and said the confidence OF
the Liberal party in Mr.. Gladstone was I'M
abated.
4 dispatch to the Daily NcrS from Cairo
states that Sultan pasha has informed the
Arab Bcy that if the army insists on de
posing the khcdiye. the Bedouins will en-
ter Cairo. The Khediye evidently has the
Bedouins at his back, and seems to be mas
ter Of the position.
The Central NerS states that the French
Mediterranean squadron at ToulOn has
been ordered to prepare to proceed on inn
mediate notice 10 Egypt.
O'DonnclFs motion. Of which he gave
notice yesterday that ne would make on
the second reading OF the repression bill.
viii also declare that the bill will be fatal
obstacle to order and tranquility in Ire
land.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
TO rnr DISPATCH FROM ALL POINTS.

Washington News and Gossip-The Anti
Proposed Amendment 20 the Constitution
In Favor OF Woman's SnHraee-Escape Of
Federal Prisoners from the Ashcville, y. G..
JaiI-The Methodist Episcopal Conference
q; Nashvillc-fhe southern ia ptist Conven-
tion-Railroad sIattcrs-l,oid burglary by
Masked Men In Port Jervis. n. VA PENN
syIvnnia Prisoner Arrested In >taunion-
Advance In Rates for Cabiearams 10 Eu-
rope-Other Interesting Foreign Items.
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PoRT .JERvTs, N. Y, May I3.--Nasked
burglars entered the store Of L. W. Morse
at Ledve pale. Wayne county. Pa, last
Eednesday night. and bound and gagged
the clerk. who was sleeping there. They
fonnd s1o0 In cash IN his wallet. They
then began drilling the safe, bun were
FRIGHTENED away before they could open IL.
The clerk exfricated himself and gave the
alarm. aud the robbers were Tracked to
Hollisterville, and there all trace OF them
was lost. The safe contained large
amount OF money.
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Action of the Louisiana EOard OF
EEenith

NEW YoEK, May l3.-The TimeS'S New
Orleans special states that the Board OF
Health last night, by unanimous vote, re-
fused to receive any communications from
the National Beard except such a. come
from the president thereof. In eXplana-
ton Of this resolution, which is aimed
especially against the resident member Or.
:. VI. Bemis), Hon. Isaac y. Moaks, acting
president, said he was OF the firm belief
that the Board would lee troubled no more
with communications from employees Of the
National Board in this city, whose only
objects appeared to be 10 create trouble
and discord between the Louisiana State
and the National Board. aud who are aS
ready to-day as heretofore TO declare rice
fever TO be yellow-fever, in order 10 keep
up an agitation whereby they might be con-
tinued on high salaries as employees OF the
National Board.
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AfInirs Ia Arizona.

Tucson, ARIZONA, May l3.-Only ninety
miles OF track-laying remains TO be done
in Texas in order to make through rail-
way connection between san Francisco
and New Orleans. The largest force OF
men 0biainable is being put at work, and
il Is expected that all viii be completed by
September lst. Twenty-Five miles OF the
road are very difficult and require much
trestle-Work
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twm cure entirely the worst form Of Female
mplalnis, an ovarian troubles, Northumberland
Liberation, Failing and Displacements, and tho
consequent Spinal Weakness, and Is particularly
adapted 70 the Change OF Life.
Il viii dissolve and expcl tmors from The uterus
ia on early stage of Development. Thetendcrcyt to
cancerous hunors there checkedycry speedily by
IL use.
It removes fainmess, aatuency, destroys all
craving for snmalants, and relieves weakness Of
The stomach. /, cures Floating, Headaches Ner-
yous Prostitution, General Debility, slecplcssness
Depression. and Indigestion.
That feeling Of bearing down. caGsilng pain,
weight, and backache. IS always permanently cured
by IT. use Il will 1t all times and under all c!rcam-
,tances act I'm harmony with the laws that govern
the female system. For the cure Of Kidney Com
elain,g OF either sex tiis Compounds unsurpassed.
LYDIA z. PINKHA8rs VEGETABLE COM-
POUND IS prepaid At 233 and 235 Western ave
nue, Lynn, Mass. Price 81; six bottles for 50.
sent by mail IN the form pills 'alson the form Of
lozenges, on receipt OF price II per box for either
Mrs. PrNXIAM freely answers all letters Of in
lulry. send for pamphlet. Address as above.
Mention this paper.
No family should be without IL Ola +. PINK
HAMS LIVER PILLS. They cure Constipation,
Giliousncss, and Topldity Of The Liver. Twenty
i've cents per box. sold by all druggists.
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ciated Press business in connection will
the two houses OF Congress. The chang
took effect to-day.
C0STEsTgDsELECTI0N CASE.
WASHINGTON, May 13.-Arguments were
begun before the House Committee on
Elections to-day in the case OF Lee rs.
Richardson, First district OF South Caro-
lima, and will be continued Tuesday next.
woNAN's SUFFRAGE.
WASHINGTON. ID. c., May 13.-The Senate
select Committee on Woman Suffrage, by n
vote OF to 2, agreed to-day to recommend
10 the Senate for adoption Senator lap
hams joint resolution proposing the fol-
lowing amendment 10 the Constitution:
"Article XVI, Section |. The right Of
citizens Of the United States 10 vote shall
not be denied or abridged by the United
States or by any State on account OF sex.
"Section , Congress shall have power
by appropriate legislation to enforce the
provisions oi this article"
The vote was: Ayes, Messrs. Lapham,
Blair, and Jackson, 2. Noes Messrs. George
and Fair, .. Absent: Messrs. Anthony and
Ferry.
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The Methodist Conference.

NASHVILLE. May 13.-Thc Methodist
Conference was engaged most Of The. day
in the discussion Of the question Of the
number Of bishops 10 be elected. No con-
clusion was reached.
DR.. Kelly, OF Nashville, urged the need
OF bishops in the western country and
Mexico. In the first direction there was a
crisis coming upon Mcthodism. That field
belonged to Mcthodism. and the question
for them 90 consider was whether they
would take their own or rllinQuish the
field TO others.
The Committee on Temperance submit
ted rules to lie placed in the Book OF Dis
ciplme. Let preachers and members OBJ
serve the general rules, which forbid
drunkenness, or the drinking Of sprituon-
liquors unless in cases OF necessity. In
cases Of drunkenness let the Discipline be
administered as in cases Of immortality.
Let our preachers and members abstain
from the manufacture or sale OF ini0Xicl-
ting liquors to be used p q beverage, and
il any Shall engage in such manufacture or
sales, in such ease let the discipline be adj
ministered rs i'm ease Of imprudcnt or inn
proper conduct.
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COMMERCIAL.
4PA1NAND COTTON EXCHANGE

GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, May -. 1882.
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT.-Eed. SO4 bushels.
CORN.-Whtc 2,742 bushels Mixed 1900
bushels.
BLACK PEAS.-l2 bushels.
NEAL.-lOu bushels.
BEAN.-J tons.
SALES REPORTED To SECRETARY.
CORN.-Whiic A. bushels prime on private
terms: II bushels prime 30 9Uc.
NEAi.-l6 bushels nc Sl.OJ.
BLNCh PEAs.-lZ bushels at : l.1J.
BRAN tons on private terms.
COTTON.--Touc stcrdy. Receipts, 81 bales; ship
meut.. "a bales. Quotations: Midding. ! lAc.;
low middiiug. IlimIl g.; good ordinary, 1910
lOl.c.; OrdInnrY. 1Nylc.
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'orty..cvent,, Concrcss-rirstsessi
WASHINGTON, May 10. 1882.
SENATE.
The Senate was not in session to-day.

I
SENATE.
The Senate was not in session to-day.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
The session Of the House to-day was
opened with prayer by Rabbi Jacob NoOr-
sanger. Of Houston, Texas.
! Mr.. Page, OF California, chairman Of the
| Committee on Commerce, reported the
river and harbor bill, and it was ordered
TO be printed and recommitted, Mr.. Robin
son. OF Massachusetts,, reserying all the
points OF order thereon.
Mr.. Dingley, OF Maine, asked leave to re-
Dort from the Committee on Banking and
Currency to suspend the issue Of silver GER
tiiicates. and TO limit the coinage Of silver
dollars to the requirements Of the people.
Mr.. Holman, OF Indiana, objected.
Mr.. Grape, OF Massachusetts, then called
no for consideration the bill to enable the
national banking associations 10 extend
their corporate existence.
After the reading Of the bill and the pre-
sentation Of various proposed amendments
for printing in the Record. Mr.. Grape, Of
Massachusetts,, took the floor in explanation
of the provisions OF the bill and in the pre-
sentation Of reasons which demanded the
action Of Congress.
Alter discussion the matter went over.
On motion Of Mr. Oates, OF Alabama. q
resolution was adopted directing the Ser
geant-at-Arms to take out Of the contingent
fund the funeral expense OF the late ]. o.
smith contestant for the seat from the
Fourth district of Alabama. the amount
expended TO be deducted from any allow
ance to be made for the expenses OF his con-
test.
Mr.. Aldrich, OF Illinois, introduced
bill rendering the thanks Of Congress to
Lieutenant j. W. Danenbower and confer
ring upon him the rank OF lieutenant COM
mander. Referred.
Mr. Hewitt, Of New York. introduced
bill amending the act recently passed re-
pealng the discriminating duties on good,
produced cast Of the Cape OF Good Hope
50 a. TO make il apply to such goods as may
he in public stores or warehouses or on
shipboard in port or January ], 1888. Re
fcrTcd.
The House then, at 4:2j p. ", adjourned.
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PROPOSALS..
INVEST VIRGINIA CENTRAL AND
w PITTsBURGH RAILWAY.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

pROPos Al. : viii BE- received st the companys
office In Piedmont W. W.. up u noon MAY
25Tu, 1852. for The GRADING and MASONRY
for about TWENTY-FIVE Mills OF the exten-
crosses into Naryland near tile mouth or stony
river. 10 the Summit. near Fairfax stone.
The profile and specifications ars now ready Tor
examination al The Office m Piedmond, ana en-
gineers viii be found upon the line 10 give infor-
nation. -. -, =, On, ,,<s...
Bids viii he received for ONE Mill. oh MORE
The work in MARYLAND to he completeu by skf-
TEMPER lsT, 1852, and the remainder by 0C-
TOBER 2OTH, 1862. .,.,,,x ,.yc.~,
Payments 10 be made MONTH"; 4. ~ ~ LASH, re.
serving TEN PER CENT. oil ihe es"hstes unill
- >0'' ''' ''''' II. q. DAVIS, President.
TIE. SIcKELs, Chief Enginceg' my l5-ilt
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TOR NEW YORK.-The OId .(r|~

NOR NEW 1Oltk.-The Old <<(ESr-S
II Dominion steamship Company s-Ess-ssz s.zs
steamer, win sail az follows steamer ROAM
OkE. Captain COCCH. EVERY TUESDAY at 2
o'clock T.. NJ steamer OLD DOMINION, Captain
WALKEK. EVERY FRIDAY az o'clock =. NJ.
steamer GTGANDOTTE, Captain KELLY, EN-
cry SUNDAY at II O'Clock VI
Freight received up 10 l O'Clock +. VI. for The
Tuesday, and Fridays steamer. aud to 8 O'Clock
saturday evening for sundays ship.
Through bills of lading signed and goods for
wardcd with dispatch 10 ell points north, south
cast ana west; also % foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Aftor-cab.n fare 20 New York Including meals
and BERTH. SO: rOuud-frip tickets, SIS Storage,
with subsistence. 81; without subsistence. 80.
Passengers leaving Richmond Mondays, Tues
DAYS, Wednesday. and SIturd Us by the Richmond
and petersburg railroad ~ 1850 \. VI. VIII make
connection ~ Norfolk with steamer leaving those
days. cabin fare, $3.50. Tickets 20 Dee had ~
the Richmond aud Petersburg depot and \. ".
CARRIERS. ] 900 Main street.
For freight or passage apply 20
GEORGE W. ALLEN & CO., Agents.
nv IL ComDny's Wharf Rocketfs.
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Escape of United states Prisoners.

RALEIGH, n. c., May I3.-Four United
States prisoners in Jail at AsheyiIle for
terms OF ten, six, aud three years, have
made their escape and gone to parts un-
known.
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Southern baptist Convention.

GREENyILLE, :. c., May 13.-In The
Southern Baptist Convention to-day the re-
solution to remove the Board OF Home Mis-
sions from Marion. Ala, to Atlanta, Ga,
created a long and animated discussion.
DR.. Winklcr, OF Alabama. made a strong
speech for retaining the present location.
Senator Brown, OF Georgia; DR.. Hatcher.
Of Richmond, and others, favored the reno
val. and the resolution was finally passed
by vote OF 222 ayes TO l3 noes.
At the afternoon session q resolution
gravely disappearing OF the action OF the
American Bible Society in refusing to aid
in the publication and circulation Of DR..
Judson Burmese's Version Of the Bible
was introduced 10y Or. J. p. Boyce. In
speaking upon the resolution DIR. Burrows,
OF Kentucky, denounced the action Of the
Bible Society as IN insult 10 Baptists all
over the country, and that The Society had
offended scholarship, Christianity, and
catholicity. The resolution was adopted.
A resolution was also adopted declining
to enter into any consideration Of the con-
diiion and purposes OF the Bible Society.
\ night session was ordered, and the
Convention will try 10 adjourn by II
O'Clock tonight.
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A PossOner Arrested.

STAUNT0N, Va, May 13.-Melvin Fry,
the Pittsburgh polsoner, was arrested here
to-day and returned to Pennsylvania. lie
admits having purchased the arsenic, but
declares he intended il for rats.
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Steamship Ashore.

SANDY Hook, n. j., May I3.--The steam
ship Pliny, which left Rio Janeiro April
18th for New York, is ashore ON Deal
Beach. on the coast OF New Jersey. The
passengers and crew were saved.
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old DOMINION STEAMSHIP 11sESH
~ COMPANY. s-<sE<sets
FOR NEW YORK.

This company VIII dispatch one Of their splendid
mer.-GTTANDOITE ROANOKE. MAN
HAITIAN. OLD DOMINION. WlANOkE. and
RICHMOND-EVEEI TUESDAY and FRIDAY
~ > O'Clock T.. W., and SUNDAY al ~ VI.
steamers leave New orb III ESDAl :, THURS
DAYS, and SATURDAYS AT +. VI. frOm Pier
20 new nunbcrl North river. foot OF Beach
street.
They have splendid saloons, state-rooms, and
bathrooms.
The fare, accommodations, tud attentions are
unsurpassed.
After-cabln fare O. New York dncluding meals
and BERTH. $40: rOunC-srip tickets SIS Storage,
with subsistence. - without subsistence, 80.
Freghts for points beyond New ork Forwarded
with dispatch and no charge made except actual
expenses incurred.
Freight received until 8 o'clock i. n. daily.
+ For further information, apply To-
GEORGE ". ALLEN & CO., Agents,
my I office Company wharyc. Rockets.
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by Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK May N0oa.-St0cks dan and
irregular Money 3 per cent. EXch1ngc-LOng.
1860: short, 1897. state bonds unchanged, cX-
cept for Tennessee mixed, which are ,.c. higher.
Governments irregular aud quiet.
btcHtUg.-tNchangC. iS7 Governments irltgU-
lar: new 81, lul'; new AS. llJlt; new A..
1905. Money. 30 > rcr cent. states inactive.
Treasury bal1nces-COin, S50,SO4 currency.
:4.l2s.
-tn..i-- lrrn.cllnr md alrnnr.
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The weather and shc Crop,.

AUGUSTA, GA, May l3.--The weather Is
uniayorable for cotton. The thermometer
stands ut co., The yield OF wheat and oats
In South Carolina and Georgia viii be
larger than in any year since the war,
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Siock- Irregular and sirong.
sew YORK rANK STATEMENT

NEW YORK EANK STATEMENT.
NEW YORK. Nav l3.-Thc weekly statement Of
the associated banks shows the following changes
Loans Increase. sJj3.2OO specie decreas,. 3d.
$4,000: legal fender, increase. Sl,932,5OO:
deposits decrease. S2.27c,OWO: circullbon in
crease. StI.GOO reserve decrease. Sl.f77.4Op.
The banks now hold sS,I72,95O In excess Of all
legal requirements.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. My l3.-Nlrglnia G's. consolidated,
63t; pasi-due coupons, 63 new lO-iO's, AZ.
IN
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
SATURDAY, May IL. 1882.

SATUHDAY, May IT., 1857.
sALEs-Fmsr BoARD.-1O shares Richmond
and Danyillc at o.; 10 shares Norfolk aud West
en preferred Mt .'2l4, 10 do. at 52k; 600 Peters
burg Railroad bonds, Glass b. ut II; 200 Rich
mond city s's at 1917: 1000 Richmond and Al
icvhany FIRST rs at ssy5s: 1000 Richmond and
AueoIanv gret "a 10 gnI at 90
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NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.

NEW YORK. May I3.--cotton-Net receipts
40 bales: gross 6S7 bales Futures closed steady
fl24 eDtl 2h2; July. a12.5jasi2.56; August,
sl2.69 september, tl232: October. si1.7iml
sIl.72 November, t11.5t@s1i.52: December.
sii.S3; January. sl1.64@sl1.65; February.
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Flour-We quote: Fine. S4Ns45o; extra.
sG.T5u47: superinc, $1,000 So. common SUI
pcrinC, $3.50 20: common family, - 2jG
$3.50; choice family. sS.JUu $500.
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DICHMOND. FREDERICKsBURg

- Z IT VI = y, + KEUFNIi IA 30 KK
IL AND POTOMAC Raj EOAD.-schedule
commencing MAY 10, 1882:
3ff 4. NJ, leaves Byrd->ircot station daily stops
only no Milford and Frederick burg.
500 \. VI. leaves Byrd-Sirect station daily tex-
ccpt sunday.
600 i. VI, leaves Byrd-~ rect station daily.
400 l.. NJ. Accommodation for Ashland. loayea
BrOad-Strgct station daily except
Sundaysl.
1928 \. W. arrives 40 Byrd-Strcoi station daily.
1904 L. NJ. arrives AT Byrd->treet station daily;
makes no local stops.
GAS u. NJ. arrives AZ Byrd-Strcct station daily
Except sunday.
e:3i \. NJ, Accommodation. arrives nj Broad
street station daily Except sunday.
G. \. TAYLOR. General Ticket Agent.
r.. T. -. MNFHs. General superintendent. my l3
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PORT OF RICHMOND, MAY Is, 1852.


PORT OF RICHMOND, MAY IS, 1852.
ARRIVED.
steamer Guymdotte. Kelly. New York. mcr-
chandi.c and passengers. g.. ". Allen & Goa agents.
Steamer i. ". Eycrman. smith, Philadelphia.
merchandise and passengers, j. ". McCdrrick,
agent.
steamer Ariel. Clifford. Norfolk. United States
mail. merchandise. and passengers, l.. 4. IatuIn.
superintendent.
Schooner ~amOe. O'Nel, Norfolk. light. Chcsa-
pcakc and ohio Railway Company.
Schooner ". n. Kennel. Soper. New York. light.
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company.
SAILED.
Schooner pcaI. Knowles Petersburg. coal.
Chesapeake and OHIO halfway Company.
schooner fiahcl T.. Phillips. Tripp. Portsmouth.
y. H., coal. Chesapeake ard Ohio Railway Conn
pHny.
schooner Iionuah T.. shuhcrt. King. Providence.
u. l.. coal. Chesapeake aud OHIO Railway Com
pIuT.
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DHILAD RICH- Il -,
..zcs,eS -
MOND AND NORFOLK
STEAMSHIP COMPAEY.

Appointed sailing days: Every TUESDAY and
FRIDAY 40 II M., and every SUNDAY al .
4. Vi.
Freight for iaesdays' and Fridays steamers re-,
> y. ". SATURDAY. Frright received daily till 6
4. n.
Fare, -.
steamers connect ~ Philadelphia FOR Fan river
and the East.
For further information. apply 20
j. W. NCCARBICK.
General southern Agent, Office Rockets.
W. Z. CLYDE g co.
no 30 General AGENTS.
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All regular passenger trains stop IT Bon Air.
PVLLMhN-CAb SERVICE
ON Train JO-Ncw York and Atlanta eta Wash-
ingtoH aud Danyille.
ON Train 52-i.ichmond and Danyilie. aud
Charlotte and Charleston.
Tickets sold % all points south. southeast, Al q
southwest. aud baggage checked through
No iay-Oycr checks given IN local tickets.
a. POPE,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent
TN II. TALCOTT. General MANAGER. rnyI3
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*AII trans daily except sunday passenger tram
connecting at West Point daily except sunday
with steamers for Baltimore and the North.
Frt5gnt tram leaving Richmond az A. NJ will
have passen ger-coach attached.
Train No. III connects at Burkcyillc with No.-
folk aud Western railroad for Farmyil,e, LyncI-
burg, and al southwestern points.
Train No 90 Through passenger stops at All STA
lions, connecting AT >uthcrlin's With Milton and
>utherhn Nnrrow-Gduge railroad FOR Milton: at
salisbury with Western North Carolina railroad
i"r AZ points IN Western North Carolina; ut At
lanta for MI points south and southwest
Train No. % Through passenger and nall stot =
at all stations. connecting at Suihern's with Mp
ton aud Suiherlin Narrow-(iauge railroad for
Milton; nj Atlanta FOR all points south and south
west; ~ Charlotte with Charlotte, Columbia and
Augusta railroad for Columbia, Augusta, SayaI-
nah, aud Florida points.
Trains from the south arrive at Richmond at
1870 i. W.. 700 \. NJ, aud l2:l4 e. W. and from
West Polntat lO:2J A. VI. Passenger, aud 3 A. VI
lFIeight.l
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-05-14

No family should be without Ii Ola r. FINK
HAMS LIVER PILLS. They cure Constipation
Giliousncss, and Topldity Of The Liver. Twenty
i've cents per box. Sold by all druggists.
at 26-eod