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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-24
srprR1nR corRT-Refors Juds. C.xrptLL.

John Hall against James Donneny oeofse ofosoy:
Defendants partners in the produce and commission
hn.p,ss In Sept 1881 eyed they hired plaintiff salesman
ar bookeeperhst continued with him FROM tia, time until
i7th sor defendants dhed him from their employ
en-thst services for that period worth the OF
vel and he claims $50 for the whole 10 de-
s,,e IL Il aid that defendants paid plaintiff fair compensation
for b services received in full claim and satciiOn Of
hi. claim The case II on. , -,
The cas-. Of Gage against Cummings and others for alleged false
iuur was continued
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CITY ITEMS.

LECTURES. MEETINGS. AMUssNtENrS ne.
TUESDAY, Jan p, 1854
Lucy SroNE's LEcTURE-Broadway Taberaaele, u P II.
INIvERsL DEMOCRACY Stuyvesint Institute y NJ -
Dr. CoLLETT's LEcTURErwe yhst snd Eishthav q r. W
CATARACT GAEGEs and Hope o. tbs Family" Broaiwsy
FORTUNE and The Revie - NJ Wllsck's 7 p
OUE BEST SOCIETY " Paris ard Lond1n." &c, Bunol's
UscLE TOMS CABis7 NJ Hot Com" BIZ NJ National Thestef
UNCLE TOMS CABIN az the Bowery rhs sire, Up NJ
Tom THUMB aid Plays dsy ard ever Ina Bnum Museum
CHRsTy No0DS MISsTs sLsEth'Op Anis Al BOaiway
BUcKLRYs HoUsE-Ethopisn Deneatons5il Bgay u
HEw-YoRx AnPaiTHsATEs-Equesrs n-S7 Bowery, 7 P NJ
BROADWAY MENAGERIE-Anlmss-SSl Bway 10 NJ 70 10 %
INDUSTRY ALI NATioNs-CryHsi Palace, A. 20 duck
BRYAN GALLERY CHRsTlAN ARrs Broadway, dy and
BANvARD's EGyPT HoLY LAND h25 Broadway, X z VI
PERHIMs SEVEN NILE MtRRoN-s63 Broadway and "A NJ
SIeNoR BLiTz- MaGic-Stuyvessnt lpsti'nte 7 y "
ROMAN GALLERY ANCIENT AND MoDsRN ARrStayvt Institute
METEOROLOGICAL REGISTER,
Frp Observdtioas by Standard Teyomeys az No CArn5
JOHN "a RoNKErrI
1854. sAM I'm SPIN
January %. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 2sa 25 %
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BROOKL YN ITEMS.

AMERICAN PRIMITIVE SocIErr.-The Annual Missionary
Service of his Society, took place in their church in
Bridge st on Sunday in behalf other Mission IN Pennsy
vans. Mrs Mary jackson, the late delegate from Eng
land to he Words Convention in New York delivered
beautiful OBSCURE from John LIST chapter and latter clause
of 4eth we're At the close Of toe sermon the Rev D.
Fawce the Pastor Of the COngregaon stated that there
were in connection with this church three other churches
in Pennsylvana-at Tamsqra' Potisviiie and d. Clnr
and that they had also Missionary stationed at Dsnve IN
bt Sae ard the number of III mbers that station being
small il became necessary for the other churches to assist
EN- to support the Missionary which done by couecnon'
in Zach Of the other churches year Services were
also lad in the afternoon and evening and collections taken
upin behalf Of the enterprise.
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TAdvertksment.l


Tie chronological Cabinet contains Busts and Casts
r he tes5s Of The dsiH gusbed that hged also
Skulls animal from AZ quarters o. the so6
Trsp MrHurs Robbers Nurderes ead Thieves also
and Drawings of Celebrated l1iyiduas hy ing
and deed and citizens viii find hb Cabinet or Museum
Nc ISL Nssau.st, n. L., al agreeable place TO visit
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CARD

IT. He Ed y Then y. 1TtgHc
SIR Is q constant reader of youT widely circulated
sTties u Saturday, edition headed Decent BY
the To.ls- Receiving Crib 10 l2 muiberJs As ossupy
d. front Of the aud the family overhead are
highly Iesyeceb deem il doy the public should Be
that CRIB niion in Of said
wholly d ced wifh the front Salaos which We
OecSfy. Signed on behalf Of the occupants
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Court cAIENpAR, THIS DAY.

CrRcuIr CouRT-Nos CO. 90, 100, lOi, LOG, los, ITO,
SUPERIOR CouRT-Nos 175 Isl, 225 S. ~ a. 81, 2il,
7s s 20 9s0 PSI 2s4 4s5 2s6 2s9 800 to 9t S6 7 2
sci IsG go So s. 9f g. S7 sos g. Ia 2S 1873 l9I no -
"a az &c. Isl 2 . 1856. az, g. l79
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PFrUAM's GIFT TICKETS.-Tbls week Will pr0ba-
BIZ afford the chance G Tickets one dollar each
A. here are oay self On this day the Committee
rect no ne psrttonng the Gt Propertysmong which are
firm uor So c. the ceehrs ed ,Topghonss Telegraph tbs
ssreeenf Seven Mile Mirror Of Gilbert )ilu Pianos fifty
God watches Thousands Of other costly and valuable articles
For Gin Tickets apply AZ Academy Hal, No 66j Broadway
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are asked The brig Glesnsr $50 iuns "a ysar sold fr
saso0.
The weekly Bank statement 'hows but little variation
from last week The drain Of god for As large payments
for duties last week has redu 81 the specie ss ab at
e450OOo The Loans and Circulation are without ch.ngA
and the Deposits about SIX hunged shoasaad ,.rs
larger.
TA.LE Of spss> Arus,u ,a< n..sf
az Bsa cyef Nee York S ,ssss 81 Iiss ssf.SfI,
LA Il rd Ssssaay Jon. q. 1884 10 eAse prsszsS As ca,
tlIof ssA Rtsk % ~ LIffsy 4Itsi
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ERRATnaf

TO ne Es,,er u nc N Y Trttue
SIR u you- list OF awards at tho Crys.s Palace Jur!
n for the greatest general excellence in Blank Books,
please subslute Bo'gNe g. Co. for Brown u Co. as er
Ioncously published By You Respectfully,
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MARRIED..

NopoN,FLL-PowTLL-on Monday. Jan IS, by the Rev. A.
Francis Pastor Of the Norfoks ' Chuch John MELON
neIl 10 Miss Anna Powell all ofthb City.
McCITLLY-DANELS-At Baltimore Nd, January %, Clinton
NsCully TO Elizabeth daughter Of Commodore D. Daniels
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ADVERTISEMENT
nrns Rnninns Clnh or Inverted Nails are removed

a.y \, Dr. I1TLEErrLp at biz No 4s9 Broadway
te Ar Tucn PoouA pain aud with satisfaction 20 the
tent DR. Lt ectfy refers to biz practice OF Ii yearsn
this city, gJarantee OF his efforts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-24

"Tncle Toms Cabin and Little Katy, the Hot
c.,r G will be performed the vote National rheste
Pot Corn in tie afternoon O'clock Unes Toms Cabin at in
the evening
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-24

Prize Medal at the Crystal Palace was awarded tc
Bdy Tor uniformly e1csllsnt" DagueueotyPes rh,s
Ell which awarded Prize Medal
IL oTds Fa London 10 1851 be az his new Gale
~ No So Broadway over ThoppsoE's Saloon
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fAdvertilrment 4


BEAUTIFUL ACtUMPLISIIlIENT FUH MY LhUl UTt
GENILrNaS wys and rsgd system Of Drawiog FROM Ma
tur taush a. 10 Broadway Ihi quickly AMI ee
cud md universally admired By good JUDGES Wit his Gallery
Iii In Ia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-24

We gave yesterday statement of the earnings and eI
pendures Of the New York Central Road for the past nine
months We give for the purpose Of comparison the
earnings and expenditures othe Erie Road for the pc
rod by which remarkable similarity in results will be
Sod he fouvea
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TIE NFw rAL.sn. VA Line.

q ~ Editor Of TAs N y lfitat
SIR Out OF respect q the Commodore took the li5er
" Of christening the line I-fOrna The Wander
'bi Line AZ he has signfed hs disapprobaon OF this
uso Of his name have adopted the name Independent
. Jqr % 1884 JAMS NJ CEOss.
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PROFESSIONAL

PROFESSIONAL CARD-Drs. IL. ~ j. Hunter re-
esye ra;isu IN Diseases Of the Lungs daily from n 10 W.
AT Isr ofice No 49, Broadway Refer 20 Lsnbet E'q
BsyoI Of Brooklyn 1hos Morton Ed No ZIP Pearst j.
of fesgecatiiy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-24

Please read the advertisement Of A CushnMn & Co,
reference Doctor James MeCatock IL will oe found N an
other column VI this pGper
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Ellis or MORTALITY.

tn. City Inspector makes the following r''u'H' i0r tue
kv,Rp WEEK Of the present year 49, 49,, co,,vrv .,
sslrIr st,OaT o. D5,T1. rs J, Iss Il 1854
NV xyosxs s7-BoYs 179-0iRLA lo'''''''Ao''' U.s."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-24

Deduct stborn and the increase for 1854 is g. There
are over 20 this year against 10 last
OF the deaths the past week SOL or nearly 50 per cent
the usual Iaie-were born in this country.
The returns from the public institutions show no features
worthy Of special remark
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-24

DEATH OF An IRISH EXILE Patrick U Donohoe' VINO
transported to Van Densns Land oy TIC D'',''1
Government in s4e. for participating IN the
lion died Saturday a, his lodgings No AZ Hamilton av his
disease was come form of dysentery under which he had
been lsboripg for several weeks His wife and children
arrived here just in time follow his remains to the grave
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-24
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY, JANUARY "a, 1854

BuRrIp To DxArH.-Co7oner O'DouneIl yesterday
held inquest at No 32l Delaney It upon the body OF
Patrick Morgan child three yesr and four months old.
who're death caursd BY burns. The child left
clone in where brisk fire blrni1g. when Il
approached too near the CRATE and its clothes took hre
ard when its returned, she found them nearly
buried Of the cld. Il died of iis injuries after
ward The Jury rendered verdict Of accidental death
FouxD IEJuRED.-A man named Patrick Fitzgerald
was found al four o'clock yesterday morning lying in
Fortyseven,h Eleventh with his face dresduly
cut BE taken 10 The Police Station Of the Twenty
second Ward but could neither tel where he had been
In what msnner he received the injuries. His wounds
were dressed and be then taken his residence
where he was found.
CHARGE OF BURGLARY-At o'clock yesterday morn
ing man named James Taylor with a false key entered
lie frcnf door of the dwelling No 30 Mulberry st. aud
YVES in the act Of lighting match preparatory TO CON-
uepcng operations when be discovered by the lady
of the house who gave the alarm and he was pursued
and arrested by Officer Walsh Of the Fifteenth Ward, who
found the fsse key and matches in his possession He
was taken before Justice Stuart and locked up for e1ami
nation.
ARREST FoR BURGLARY.-A young man named Michael
Byrre Yesterday arrested By Policeman Gaughan Of
he Sixth Ward, larged with having the night OF the
10th inst broken into the hotel and dwelling of Patrick
Coerick No. Al Duane 81, and stolen hererom si5 in
81, eT and overcoat valued at SO Ii alleged that
the accused secreed himself in the premises until they
were closed for the night and then broke open en- inner
door and committed the theft On his the overcoat
was found his person. He taken before Justice
Osborne and committed to prison for trial
ATTEMPTED REHABILITATION RYDER was arrested yes
erday morning While attempting 10 break into the junk
bop Of Jeremiah Lane Of Jefferson and aer ss
He was taken before Justice Wood aud held to await ex
animation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-24

GAS GAs! GAs!!l-A large number OF new pat
te, ~ fixtures will be found AZ the
Depot Of Archer Warner Co, No 56 Broad
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S5-PFNMANsTIP-Th The subscriber will reduce his
ter from Of Writing Lessons on Nond'y
Prvae Circulars nAy be had ct the rooms
No SCI Broadway Oliver Godfmith
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-24

~. -. r.ce;ved from Bangs Brother Co a copy o.
". don edition Of APULEIUs comprising the As's.
O"" =, Golden Is the Discourse on Mage sAl
-. works The same firm imports The Eeee''l-'' =,
zs,or, Of Socrates Bohns edition. translated i'O" '''
- IN Geographic u and explanatory notices
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-24

STaBBIsG ArFRAr-An ARRAY occurred on the corner Of
Bedford ay and Hughes ST. on Sunday mgnt IN wncn
knives and missves of various kinds were put o rsqn
ton During the tumult named Mon any received
stab in the abdomen from which Is feared no cahno'
recover The officers Of the Third District rolce dls-
perssd the mob and took the supposed aSalanl in'o
custOdy.
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r,,s Stories 0Joat Dogs ia the tile OF an ns'''
W. yolumo for young readers published 0y '""''P'
The same house publish new pO'ihu,noas !tv I'M.
= ,..,,n.,d su,hor Of The Sammy SIDE en'''0'
y - q,,lE, and Tales for ChA!reH.
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Advertisement
nlnAnI Sroona and EnrLa nlatad n
200 dozen double-plated

500 dozen double-pated Spoons and FORKS, plated on
f,,, white metal spd warranted will be sold By Leeds
Co No sWat Tueday and Wednes'sy 2h and 18th a. IL
cob bns property ola sm about giving NJ business The
tde families hotel keepers requested to exam
inc them.
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GARBAGE IN TIE sTREYrs

II "a Edk- q The N Y Trf6VnS
SIR The Chief of Police unjusily impues the fault TO
ervi1g girls Eho bis too AZ est
thai the With garbage The truth Ia the saper
Scots whatever ofeer hs supervision ofthe nat.
10 collect gIeF They fail to collect when deposd by women
- un they oerGo~ for abundance aud the
bsse Sdgsni in the suffers and recs g.nee sixth e.
r he Of Avenues snd r. would readily convince the most
iDeredulops II he ruth Of sh statement ~ this very heur hs
With thr Of weet more aud al
thu personally called HE 1.-THE Superinndert u Streets
,srtiop dEerLt be hS f d
no uey TIRE 10 the least QueWhy contractors psf
no heir duT unle IL q thA there division Of
protai II" tNhHi' 'iA'H'''
FIRTs-On Monday morning fire occurred in the
dwelling house No 22lI West Seventeenth St 1t was
coon exfngushed Damage SO.
The same morning ire broke out in a frame building
corner of Third ay and Thirty fourth 81 occupied by An
drew NcConnor as groce-y store The flames were ei
tipruifhed before mach damage lred.
FATAL Result IETEMPF r. EcL.-On Sunday night
man named EDWARD Nash, living at No 40 Oliver ST.
while intoxicated fell down flight of steps at the corner
OF Gold and Frankfort sts receiving fracture OF the
,kul and other injuries which proved fatal Coroner
Wilhelm yesterday held an inquest upon the body. ana
the Jury rendered verdict Of death from Injuries re-
ceiyed HLle intoxicated.
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Whites "a Hat is the ton of the day No. III
Broadway, cor Fulton-st, sign of the roaring Lion
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-24

The entire number Of dahs foT The week last year was
800 increase in 1854 l6o AZ PER cent Increase Of pop
ulaton per cent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-24

sBsrpes Co. have Published new editions asd o. Da.
=, oaS P9,er by CnAELrs NcnTHISD anu S,t
'a' r. ave eloo Dialogue and Tie Ae'''d" ''
u. BY the same author
..v;.sd edition Of Tie Partisan iayori'e
new arc ~ a., xonY Sims is issued by Redfeld
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Is $40 So 800 ss6s 81 1915 35 . 1l1
Those eleven with xed bcorpostss Bsaks
others Banking Associations formed under the general
liz fnfa
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Mr. HrsRr A HoNEs pruposes 20 deliver = leeia-a on
Frdsv evening pez OF The Tabernacle upon Turkey and
e,.c;sl, IN e reforms nir duced there within The rogl
Of Mahnoud end ADD ul Medid long residence q. Con
s;ap.nope es slcb6 20 The Amer~aa legation quslas
Mr. Homs to cas-; useful !is; upon the qles that
now 50 deeply interest the world in connection with Turkey
There little Of importance done in the Board ofAlder
men last evening excepting the edopon Of resolution
calling upon tie Hudson River Railroad Company 70 show
cause why TIE grant in tho City should not be taken
from them fr not complying wih the ordnance to take up
their rails in Hudson and other streets and Pm down other
rails ns ED
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-24

Miss LUcY STONE will speak TO night at the Broadway
tabernacle in the t-Slsyery Course Of Lectures.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-24

some Of the merchants of the Fifth Ward for his action in
the matter Mr. Taylor sponded in appropriate terms,
FIRE IN NAssAUsTREET Last night about 10 O'Clock
fire broke from unknown cause in the basement OF
No Is Nassau 81. occupied by Thomas saunders boot and
shoe maker Tire flames were spoad!y subdued by the
fremen Damage about 500 The rs floor, occupied by
Chiffon & Co auctoneers, was slightly damaged The
building was damaged the amount OF al nut $50 Had
this fire occurred at later period IN the night .woud in
all probability have proved very destructive in its coase
quences.
FRE-Falol A:eldent Last night about clock fire
broke in house in The of No l37 Pr Ocou
pied by family of coored PensOns. carry @SsnguShed
before much damage occurred alkng
As engine company No IS, scp,, ier apparatus were
passing through Pearl ST. Young man, naned Peter De
Witt who was abou, crossing the street, was knocked
down and run over The engine passed over his breast
csusng injuries of so severe nature tina; he died in about
an hour afterwards at the NewYOrk Hospital whittier he
was conveyed Immediately eiier the accident
PRocrTpIsGs AGAINST rHr AIDgsNES-C0s,s IN Court
Of Appoa MISTER having been brought before Judge
Bosworth he rendered de- son ths forenoon modifying
in some measure the charge. sill leaving the costs
nearly 500 in each casewboh OF ccurse, with Their
counsel fee will be added to TIE amount OF fine, &C. al
ready imposed
Inc following Is the decision OF Judge Bosworih
SUPERIOR ooURr.
The People In relation Davis Palmer OrA w sarfevs1t
The Court Of Appeals. appeal from the final de,
termination OF this Court at general term eduG ng that
the defendant had wully violated injunction, and I'M
posing fine affirmed the judgment on order appealed
from, with costs Of the appeal.
The main question, now presented shall such costs
2R. S. PIP. 619. sec az, 622 Oh. s., 5.
Boswoh JThe defendant insists hat the code pre-
scribes the rate of costs on appeal from Judgment In
"civ costs actions g303, that civil aoaon to
which the fee bill of the code applies, only be com
menced by summons that the proceedings on which
and could not be 90 coinmenced that it a special
proceeding and not an action =. nat el7l EXPRESSLY de
ceres that this particular proceeding shall MOI be affected
nv the code ami therefore thu costs the appeal only
be such as The revised statutes relative "a proceedings have
Whether the proceeding n shs Csart IVES an action or
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-07

nIESOLUTION. -Thespartnerslip 81 q.
IL II. EUsTAcE SON il dlssslved by mutuaI
Mt. The busnsss of the will DO closed
non business. hereby tender my sincere thanks to
the friends of the late for their patronage
aud respectfully solicit continuance of their favors
to the concern of Eustace L AppIeyard. on north
side Of Basin. J. Fl. EuSTACE, Sr
COPARTNERsHiP NUTICE.-The undersigned
have associated themselves under the style of EUS
TACE 4 APPLEfARD, for the purpose of conduct
ing . General Commission and Forwarding Business
in the large and commodious brick building north sds
of Basin. They will pay the sfrictest zttent ion 10
the sale of all kinds OF country produce and to the
purchase of farming implements of every sort
They have established line of superior new Canal
Boats, which they recommend particularly to the
merchants Of Richmond and through the State az
they will leave regularly and punctualy eyery
"wednesday and Saturday, loaded or moi: They hope
by strict attention to business entrusted to them TO
meet liberal share OF public patronage
j. henry 5EUSTACE. Sr
JOHN APPLETARD.
Feb L. 1854 10 q -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-07
FROM PETERSBURG AND RICH !;


THROUGH IN TWO DAYS.-The Virginia and
Tennessee Railroad Company now present the quien
est safest and cheapest route, with Increased fac-
ties never before offered by any line to the travelling
public visiting the Virginia Springs
Passengers leaving Richmond daily at O'Clock, p.
NJ (Sundays excepted by Messrs. Boyd, Edmond
& Co.'s line of Packets with experienced command
ersor the next morning o'clock by the Danville
Railroad meeting passenger leaving Petersburg at Z
O'clock A. NJ, the morning at the junction of
the Southside Railroad will proceed to Rces Station
where they will find line of new and superior Troy
Coaches fine horses and experienced drivers in read-
convey them with the most possible dispatch,
will reach Lynchburg early in the evening" in time
have good nights rest take the Cars of the Vir-
ginia and Tennessee Railroad at o'clock, A. NJ, next
morning to Bonsacks distance of AZ miles, in two
hours in connection with Parish Co.'s old established
inc of Stages well known to the travelling public
for their safety and dispatch, well supplied. with
Coaches, excellent horses accommodating agents and
drivers ready to convey them to the Mountain House
to supper and after comfortable nights rest to the
White Sulphur Springs before 10 O'Clock next morn
ing, the second day after leaving Lynchbura.
Returning, passengers will leave the White Sui
phur Springs at O'Clock, p. NJ daily Sundays ex.
ceptedl Red Sweet and Sweet Springs at O'Clock
P. M. and arrive at the Mountain House to SUPPER
leaving next morning at day light breakfast at SCOTS
arrive al Bonsack's at Al o'clock, p M.-and Lynch
burg at 81 P. M. leave Lynehburg same vening by
Packet at o'clock P. M for Richmond, arriving the
second morning, at O'Clock, A. Nor by Stages at
l24 A. Nor from to O'Clock ia the morning, and
Southside Rsilroad to Petersburg and Danville Rail-
road to Rich,ond arriving same evening at o'clock
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-07
DICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAIL

DICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAIL
III ROAD-OPEN TO OyERBY'S 81 MILES.
On and after Monday, Oct. Sd, 1885, the regular pas
senger train will run daily, Sundays excepted) be-
tween Richmond and Overby's.
The train will stop for passengers at the follow
ing points only: Manchester Robiops, Coalfeld To-
mahawk, Powhatan, Mattoax, Chula, Amelia c. H.
Wyanoke, Jennings Ordinary, Haytokah, Liberty
Church, Meherrin, keysville, brakes Branch land
Oyerbys.
Leave Richmond at O'Clock, A. M. Returning,
leave Overby's at 80 o'clock, p M
Children over 10 and under Is years of age half
price.
Servants travelling by themselves must be furnished
with two passes that one can be retained in the
office, and it must be expressly stated on the pass
that they are permitted to go the
Passengers for Halifax C. H., Danville and Green's
borough, can meet Messrs Flag L Co.'s four horse
coaches at Overbys daily; and those for German
town, Salem, and Salisbury, N c.. can meet Messrs
Flagg & Co.'s four horse coaches on Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays at Overby's. Passengers
for GAINESVILLE. Milton N. Co. and Yanceyville, can
meet Messrs. Moss Co.'s coaches at Overby's on
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, and for Milton
and Yanceyville BY Fiagg Co.'s line Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays at Overby's.
Passengers for Lynchburg via South-Side Railroad