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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-14
TOURNAMENT
A ND NCY BALL

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THE Seventh Annual TOURNAMENT
Il and QUEENS BALL will take place At In.
HuGuENoT SPRINGS on WEDNESDAY, 10th Of
The grand FANCY DRESS BALL will com. off
on the following evening.
The List of KNIGHTS is not yet closed A large
rumber have entered; and some of them are
hne horsemen, close contest may be expected.
the following the list of Managers:
Richmond City.
Judge VIM w. Crump, Hugh w. Fry, Jr,
Major T G Rice, Jas. M Talbot,
Marmadu.e johnson, Walter a. Harrison,
Chas A. McEvoy, VIM. 3. Haryie
Judge John s. Castle, Dr. VIM a. HasLin,,
Dr. w L. Burton, David ]. Burr,
Csps J. H. Richardson. Isaac Davenport.
PopAatan.
VIM. G; Scott, Phil St. Gee. Cooke.
Wm Old. Jr, Thos. Muaford,
Miles C. Se,dsn Richard Crump,
Edward Scott, Jr., Thcs skipwith,
John r. Law. Jas NJ SubIett
Dr.Thos Mckenzie, Benz. Finney.
Chesterfield. .
Dr.. ]. 1. Archer, u. C. Macarthur,
Thos; Vaden u, d.. Edw'd Macarthur.
Dr. VIM Ball, VIM. A Graves,
p. sidney walk, Dr.. A. s. MeR;se.
VIM A. Cooke, Rich'd McRae
JAS I'll. Moody,
Goochland
R. s. Allen. Jas. A. Morson.
John Adkins, DR.. Robt. Walker,
VIM. Stauard, DR. E. Powell
Robt. T. Crouch,
amelia,
Lewis f. Harvey, Geo. C. Rives
Thos. j. Noble, Egbert Lee,
Col Masters VIM J. Barksdale,
Robt Archer, VIM s. Archer
N. B.-The Children's FANCY DRESS SOIREE
will take place on FRIDAY Evening next, Septem-
Der 18th 1854. Children attending are requested to
appear in Fancy Dress.
Several beautiful Dances will be danced in costume
by the Children.
The SOiKEE under the supervision of Mr.. C. A,
NcEVoY se l2-dtd&c cit
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FRENCH AND SPANISH LANGUAGES.
DAY AND EVENING GLASSES
PRIVATE LESSONS.
M DE MONTERREY has the honor tO

4X1 inform the public that he will resume his
Courses in the above languages on the first Monday
of October Application may be made to him at
American Hotel or his rooms on Bank street, over
DR.. Gooch's office.
PROF. DE MoNTHURRY, wishing to make himself
agreeable and useful to the Students takes the lib
erty of calling their attention language to which
they have for length of time appeared Indifferent,
felt themselves attracted:-he means the SPANISH
LANGUAGE.
The relations of this part of the country have be-
30 frequent with that of the South, that Anne
ricans have had better opportunity of hearing and
approaching the beautiful language which the EN-
is not the least doubt but henceforward the Spanish
become, even as the French, essential to good and
finished education whilst account Of the intimate
cSnnexon existing between the United States and
the formerly Spanish Colonies, it will prove
full in business transactions especially for the South
Ststes) it will be requisite in polite and fash
ionable circles. sc 14-lm
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ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
YESTERDAY

COLUMBIAN HoTEL-G A Baker, York; B
Mosby, T Cardozs, Powhatan; Z Horner. Lynch
burg; = Haskins, Prince Edwd; J Galloway, Ha-
lfax; Moseby, Campbsl Col Thomas, T Henry,
Charlotte; Harsrave, Pittsylvanis; E Howison,
Booker, W Jeter, Amelia; L Glass, Lynch.
burg; A Bell, w Evans. Liberty; F. CundIif A
l. Thurman, Bedford; H D Carter, Y Ford. Amslia
J T Pierce, Luuenbg; D Moon, H Garnett, Hall.
fax; Robertson, Rogers, do; r s Parsett VIM
Gilmour. Chesterfield; T Cole, st Louis; Z Prince
Raleigh; II M Lection. KY; w Thompson, Charles
ton; Z Swami. Powhatan; Il Thompson, Va T R
R; ID Cogbll, Richmond; Allen, Va; J Goehnever,
York.
AMERICAN HOTEL-G Thomas, York; L
Brown. lady and svt N C; 6 4bney, lady and SIT,
Gordonsville; D Maben, Va; G w Yanc.y, Lynchbg;
shsareI, Appomattox; E F Eggleston. Amelia
VIC Arch, Va; T Baraud, Portsn1outh r Thorp,
Tay Tor, c; Lyon, nj Steward Petbg;
A Webb. st Louis; ] Templeman, Bowling Green
N Gordon, Petbg; G Chamberisyne, Brunswick
NJ Mann. lady, daughters and svt, G Eckhart, VIM
t aGEsis O. o'' A0sS''' '0n'sAn MOBILES M Cos
UNITED STATES HOTEL L Jones, John w
Keeton, Va R; J w Harrison, Hanover; VIM J
Betterton, r Garnstt and ladv Va } Goodwin.
Henrco; R T Lacy New Kent; w Wynne, Thos j
Wynne, Yorktown; w Hawkins and lady, James
mond; VIM Smith, Richmond; z TeagIe, Wmsb' z;
J NJ Elicit, J Hillisrd, Kiog VIM; Coleman, J )
Rock bridge; d Ellison, Charlottesville; J Smith
spottsylvania; Lara, B Finks, Waynesbore'; J
G M Merrllatt, Staunton; W Voolfolk, Orange; w
J Moore, N C; NJ Price, VS.; r Graves, Potgha.
TAM r w Graves, Chas City; Peters. Lynchburg
w Rowland, Va; w Pleasants, E O'Brian, Rich
mond; o. S1ian Augusta, r r Roper. Wmsburg
EXCHANGE HOTEL--D S Read, Roanoke; H H
Marshall, G w Read, w Friend, Charlotte; c
Goodrich and lady, o; N Baker, Mrs Acton and
son. Fncastle; C A Read, Charlotte; Anderson, j
Garrett, Cumberland; A R Frazer, M Selden. Mas
ter c Reamer, Master Selden, Master r Selden
W Perfaty, Montgomery; X l. Ragand, Halifax;
Jean, France; w Morris, c Road; Jones' Dan
vile; w White, Halifax; Huckstep, Albemarle
Anderson Norfolk; Widnel, N Y; r Nisbett
st Louis; w C1andall and sister, Tenn; Mrs Bishop
N c; Williams Brooknesl; G Blake Wood
Taylor, Greer Ca Hargrove, Dinwiddie;
B Douglass, X William; Kunkle. Panther Gap ]
T Armstrong do; w M KebIinger Charlottesville; NJ
G Harmans. Staunton, H Lindsay, Ky; S Maupn
U of Va; Bsamon and lady, Suffolk; C Wyant
Albemare, w N Brooke, Norfolk; s Forrest U S
Navy; B Strange and family, Norfolk; J Minor
A Benson Charlottesville.
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HUsTINGs CoURT- AldeImen Evans,
Bray, Wingtield, Taylor and Biniord, presiding
The first the examination of Charles Pie
mont charged with stealing gold watch valued at
$50 from Royal Blackburn on the 18th of August
last. eve have already given the evidence in this
casey The court, after hearing the testimony, re-
manded the prisoner for trial at the next term of
Circuit Court.
Levi Scroggins and Joseph C. Henry were next
examined on the charge of stealing $50 in money
and pair OF pistols. Alter hearing the testimony,
the prisoners were remanded for final trial at the
next term of the Circuit Court.
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DARING OUTRAGE.-FOr seven weeks
past, as we learn from gentleman residing in the
neighborhood, private residence 10 Shutdown has
been stoned at night by some person or persons,
and the occupants have been unable to discover
the assailing party. Strange tales aloat as to
readily put an end to, by the application of few
buckshot. Why do not the neighbors keep watch
for these dark operators and bring them to jus
ticel
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RoBRERy.-George, slave to Col. Samuel

RoBBERY.-George, slave to Col. Samuel
5. Myers, was arraigned before the Mayor, yester-
day. charged with forciby entering the residence OF
William P. Wilkerson, on Monday morning last,
piece having two WIS stamped on H. several arti-
cles of jewelry, and variety of clothing This
boy is the same fellow charged with robbing Rob
ert Anderson, and is no doubt guilty, ofthe
was arrested by Waterman Heislop, and was a run.
away at the time, having made his escape from
Tates jail In company with two other negro men,
all of whom making efforts TO escape to free
State. On being questioned about the robbery, he
stated that he received the articles found in his pos
session from Maria A. Fortune, a free woman, who
gave him the $50 to pay his travelling expenses
One of the breastpins stolen from Mrs. Wilkinson,
was found In Maria A. Fortunes trunk but nothing
has yet been heard of the gold, silver spoons and
clothing. The Mayor, after hearing the evidence,
committed George and Maria to jail, to answer for
felony, at the October term OF the Hastings Court
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KUNKEL's TROUPE are to give another of
their amusing and instructive entertainments at
Metropolitan Hall tonight. The large and fashion.
able audiences that greet them each evening is the
best guarantee of their great popularity, and the
high esteem in which they held by the people of
Richmond.
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John Hewlett slave

DIscHARGED.-J John Hewlett, slave to
Mrs Fisher of Chesterfield, was arraigned before
the Mayor, yesterday, to answer tor whipping
Frances Anderson q free woman In the street.
John plead guilty 10 the charge but stated as rea
son for what The Lad done, that Francis was the
daughter of his wiie-thst he had endeavored to
raise her respectfully but that she had formed such
associations az no woman should have, and to break
her Of bad habits, he had chaslised her. John was
warned against taking the law In his own hands 10
future, and on promising TO do no more, he was
discharged
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ToURNAMENT.-The seventh annual tour
nament and queens ball, at the Huguenot Springs
will take place on the Goth of this month Judging
from the list of managers In the Dispatch" the
affair will be got up with spirit On the following
evening the grand fancy dress ball will take
place.
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CHLDREN's FANCY DRESS SoIREE.-
Next Friday evening will be great time at the
Huguenot Springs for the Juveniles, when Their
fancy dress soiree will take place. We see by
the advertisement that all the children who partic
pate are to wear fancy dresses
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Observation-Disclosures who

have not paid their dues and received their certf
Gates of membership are requested to call on the
Recording Secretary, at the Dispatch office, and
make payment at their earliest convenience Those
who have not yet handed In their Names should do
so at once The Institutes Committees are making
strenuous efforts TO open reading room, and to
get up fair by the first of November, and in order
to succeed they must have money Junior mem
bers can also obtain certificates in the same way.
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NEW BOOKS-At SMITH g. FORE'S,

IN 7th street, one door from Broad.
The Highwayman's Stratagem, or Claude at the
scaifod: being fnll account of the rescue of Dick
Turpin-25o.
The Beautiful Cigar Grl, or the Mysteries of
Broadway; by J. Fl Ingrahaul-25c.
The Home in the Valley; by Miss Carlen; SOC.
Progress and Prejudice By Mrs Gore; cloth IS, pa
per soc.
The Goblin snob: avery funny book soc.
Fepa de Chambure, or the Female Fiend; by Du-
mas-50c.
Freaks of Fortune. or the History and Adventures
of Ned Lorn; by j. B. Jones, author of "Wild Wes-
tern Scenes" &c.-Sl.
Captain Canot, or TWENTY Years of the African
SLAYER; by Brantz Mayer-Sl25
Together with all the latest standard and cheap
Publications, New spapers &c, for sale wholesale and
retail, by SMITH l. FORE,
General Cheap Publication A gents
l4-It 9th street. one door from Rrna1
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BoUND OyER.-James H. Saunders and
John F. Airport, charged with fighting in the frs
market, were held to bail to keep the peace, and
Saunders being the aggressor, was sent on to the
Grand Jury term OF the Hastings Court to answer
n bill of Indictment
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LOCKED UP.-Frances Anderson, free
negroes Of questionable reputation and associate
of the notorious Maria Fortune, was committed to
prison yesterday. by order of the Mayor. to be
brought before him again on Friday next. Frances
has some knowledge of the robbery of Messrs
Wilkinson and Anderson, and if she does not turn
States evidence may be brought in for her share of
punishment
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NEW SPECIAL NOTICES.

MEssRs EDfToRs--In your paper OF the
18th inst, appeared public notice from n n
mond Democrat" asking tbs Democracy oI nSn
rnond If they would submit TO the appointment, ~
the Secretary Of the Treasury. OF MI LyprocA %
superinteE dent of the ere ction OF the Y Cu.om
House about to be built in our city his OBJ scuons
TO the appointment That Mr.. l. 10 OF forelsn
birth, not citizen Of Richmond, If indeed one oftne
country. His lame and ungenerous objections aIe'
in our opinion one of the strongest argumerfsln "a
vof OF the appointment. also Mr.. l.. himself ~
during his short residences in Richmond, Mr.. LIS
gentle manly deporfm ent has been such - 70 com.
mand the respect and win for him the friendship OF
prominent and influential men. and competent
judges and his uuequaled skill has so far
Itself as to obtain for him the sTonsest recommeda-
lions in opposition all other Candidates including
natircs In the Of justice. we say, let his
pointment rest In reace, or what would seem pet
ter. congratulate ourselves in the selection of one
k7ioU 30 competent to ths undertaking, and who
will reflect credit upon himself and his work. Rich
mond may Justly consider herself as already the
debtor of Nc. Ly brock for the various orHime nts
his genius has designed, that sre now being reared
proud monuments of his skill, decorating her
streets.
We suspect the writer a disappointed Know No
thing enthusiast, writhing under the pain of de-
feat; Disconnected at the impotent influence of his
Sect and trembling at their niessre spects disco
vered by the weakness of the full weight of til sir
creed acting on the admins ration.
We would ask "Democrot" 81 IL he wou!d not
sell Mr. L $1,000 of merchandise or If he would not
buy that amount of him. in preference to q native.
if he could make $50 difference by the puIchasei-
Can he answer no? Then why not allow govern
ment the same advantage.
We wonder if the "Democrat' would give five
cents to foreigner made by his creed beggar, to
buy him bresdl Or does he advocate the tuning of
the tide of emigration and refufe foreigners land
ing shoresf
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MARRIED

On The 18th of August at St. Georges Church
Dublin Ireland by the Rev Wism Black, cousin
to the bride, ALEXANDER BUCHANAN BAR.
RET, Esq, of Henderson, Kentucky, to JANE, ED
est daughter Of Thomas Black, ESQ, of Eccles ST.
Duhln.
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In A SoRApE.-Charles Black, white
man, appeared before the Mayor, yesterday, to an.
swer the charge of Assaulting and beating Isaac,
slave In the service of Joseph Goode, On the Ilth
inst Owing 70 the absence Of witnessed the exam
ination was postponed until this morning.
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Conn CRoP.-We regret to find, on late
trip to Goochand county, that the corn crop has
been less than half the usual average. At many of
the farms between here and the Courthouse, the
stalks are not much larger than well grown broom
straw,
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GONG AT LAHGE-James Brooks, slave
to John Hill, committed to prison, yesterday,
by order of the Mayor, for going at large.
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FRESH Fish are now plentiful in the
markets, and very nice but the prices unneces.
sarilY high
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observation-disclosures DIsTRIcT.-The inde-
pendent wings of the second district of Pennsylva-
MIA have nominated Hon. Joseph r. Chandler for
Congress. The Know Noihings have nominated
Jacob l.. Gosser-making four congressional can
didates in the second district
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rur nonK Coanraruos-Ihe adyapta-

The Dock CosNEorIos.--Ih advaDta-
oes al this connection are becoming more obvious
every day. friend OF ours informs US that he saw
a cargo of plaster transferred from a vessel 70
canal boat bound for Lynchburg. and having tne
curiosity to Inquire of the captain, Whist was the
probable saving over the old mode OF transnlp
meut was informed that at least S25 was saved on
that single caro This is but one illustration OF one
of the benefits which the agriculturists OF Virginia
will receive from this completion.of the tidewater
connection.
IL is mast enlivening at this time to look at the
animating spectacle which the dock presents, with
ifs masts and flags and busy stir, where short time
ago all silent and solitary The pedestrian
from the lower part oil the city, his wax up III aln
street. sees at every corner rs he proceeds, the
asfs of vessels and the uitering Of gay streamers
and other cheering proofs that we have now ample
accommodations for the shipping that visits this
port 1t IL cheering Ia the highest degree to see the
white-wnged messengers OF commerce nesting as
IL were 10 the very heart OF the CITY, and to hear
the yoheave yo OF the mariners that inspiring nu
sic of true progress, which cheers men to nobler
struggles and mightier results than were ever &C
compished by the most thrilling melodies OF the
battlefield.
Taking stroll few mornings since to the beau.
tifuI eminence near Capt. Libbys, we were struck
with the general air of life and activity both in the
ship dock and the river. Several large sea-golng
steamers were lying at Rockets sail vessels from
the tall ship to the small schooner extended from
the same point nearly up to point opposite the oid
Market, while in the river below was small tieef
OF sailing vessels bearing off the rich productions
of Virginia to other chimes. 1t was sight which
did our heart good. 1t spoke well for Virginia; it
spoke we'll for Richmond. more beautiful view,
considered merely in the landscape line. than the
James River from the hill Capt Lbbys, is not
to be found on this continent. and it by no means
detracts from its loneliness that, instead OF spen-
did solitude, it ia becoming a great highway for
trade and commerce. and quickening to new lie
the marts of trade. as well the green banks that line
its romantic shores
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KEEN, BALDWIN & Co,

W0NuncturerS and TTAOzcS0le Dealers an :
READY-MADE CLOTHING OF EVERY
DESCRIPTION,
FOR MEN AND BOYS WEAR.
nUR stock is very large, comprising a
~ full assortment for the merchant as we'll as the
consumer to make selection from; and we are fully
convinced that no one can gain anything by trying
any other market Having just returned from the
Northern Cities we speak from observation and not
mere hearsay. All we want is call from hose in
want of anything in our line, and we think we can
convince them of the above fact.
KEEN, BALDWIN l. CO,
Sc Its No lO2 Main ST.
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On SLASH COTTAGE. I
ETA THE MECHANIC GUARD VI
WILL GIVE
MILITARY AND CIVIC EXCURSION
TO THE SLASH COTTAGE

TO THE SLASH COTTAGE.
On MONDAY, the 18th of Sept.
The GUARDS. have made such rransements with
regard to the excursion, give entire sasfac-
ton to all their friends and the public, from whom
they ask the liberal patronage which has here
tofore been extended to them.
The ARMORY BAND will accompany the Com
pany.
The will leave the Depot of the r., r. l. 2. r.
r. &C., at clock p M.
Gentlemen and ladies' not being able to leave at
that hour, will have the privilege of going by the
O'Clock train.
O'Clock.
REFRESHMENTS in abundance will be furnish
ed at city prices.
Tickets for the trip Oil each to be had of any men,
Der Of the Company, or at the Depot.
~ NO CHARGE FOR LADIES.
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CAPT. DOWNING, OF THE NAvY.-This officer.
No. IS the list of Captains and lately in command
of the U. s. sloop-ofwar Jamestown, has been de.
prved OF his commission by the sentence of a court
martial. with the Presidents approval Capt. Doa n
ing has been forty years in service, and sevente.
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PROGRESS OF THE KNOW NoTHINGs.-At an cleo
ton held lately in Wythe county, John George
Keglty, the Know Nothing candidate for Consta.
bic received 33 votes, and his opponent, VIM. w
Phelps, only g. So John George was elected.
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DEPORTATION OF SALT.-The Petersburg
Express states that the Peruvian ship Petrcnilla
Tell MASTER arrived on Sunday in James River,
from Liverpool, with 800 tons of Salt for Peters
burg and Richmond. Passage in fifty eight days
experienced heavy weather
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00nn BBLS. JAMES RIVER CE-
@OOO MENT, said by all the Engineers who
have used it in Virginia and North Carolina be the
best Cement anufactured in the United States, in
store and for sale by CHAS. w. SNOW,
Sole Ag't for the James River Cement Works,
Office at d. B. Briagford Co.'s Storehouses.
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IRIS, yours,

NOTICE.-The first Monthly Meeting of
the MECHANIC BUILDING FUND ASSOCIATION, Rich
nond, will be held at SAUNDERs' HALL, u o'clock
on the Evening of the 18th September.
Those who have subscribed. AID have not psid the
initiation fee of IS cents per SHARE will please do
at
The monthly requisition of 81 per share, must be
paid on the 18th.
These payments are to be made to JOHN REEVE,
corner 14th and Bread street. duly authorized to re-
ceive the dues and give receipts for the same.
JOHN r. REEVE, Sec'y.
N B.-This Association Is formed upon the long
term principle, which offers many advantages to the
man of moderate means, enabling him, by small
monthly payment to secure home to himself and
family.
A few shares may yet be had By application to the
subscriber. Sc 1871 JOHN +. REEVE.
LADIES' SALE.-The Ladies of Richmond
and its vicinity respectfully invited to attend the
sale of Mira c. Phillips handsome and elegan stock
of Velvets, Silk Embroderiss Furs Millinery Goods,
&C., &C., at her late establishment Main street,
THIS MORNING, at 10 O'Clock. The Goods are all
seasouable and of the best quality See Advertise
ment. LARUS SHINE, Aucts,
Sc ID IA Main st.
AUCTION NOTICE Attention is request
ed to my sale of Household and Kitchen Furniture,
this afternoon, O'clock at the residence OF Mr. r.
II. Rowe, 18th street. between ain and Frank lin
streets. THOS. w. KEESEE,
Sc IL Auctioneer.
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RICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAIL
ROAD


IN - 60
OPEN TO CLOvER-95 MILES.
THE regular Passenger Train will run
Il daily Sundays excepted) between RICH
MOND and CLOVER
The Train will stop for passen at the following
points only: Manchester Robious Coal-field, Toma
hawk Powhatan. Matoax. Chula. Amelia &. H i,
Wyanoke, Jennings Ordinary, Haytokah, Liberty
Church. Meherrin, Keysville, brakes Branch Over
by's Roanoke and Clover.
Leave Richmond at 6f o'clock, A. M. Returning
leave Clover at Has, A. M.
Children over 10 and under Is years of age, half
price.
Servants travelling by themselves must be furnish.
ed with two passes, 40 that be retained In
the ocei and it must be expressly stated on the pass
that they are permitted to 20 the cars
Passengers for Clarksville can meet Messrs. Moss
Co.'s Coaches at Roanoke on Tuesdays, Thursday
and Saturdays.
Through to GAINESVILLE. .................S5 90
SO ii X. e. HU0HSON, Ticket Agent.