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ny j. q. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
EXECUTORS SALE OF FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD
Il Thufrday morning. April 49, at 10 O'Clock Al the
Thomas Richie, Presidents square,
household effects,
prSng-
Rosewood piano forte, stool, and music stand
Do ete, arm reception, and fancy chairs In
satin damask
Handsome damask curtains and cornice "a
Large French gEframe with slabs and brackets
Dainask and chntx- covered lounges
Mahogany hnie-spfiDa and ane-seat chairs
Handsome candesbrs bronze brackets, mane
/
Mahogany sideboad, side table
Solid mahogany dining table z
China, glass, crockerywnre
BRUSSELS and three ply carpets, c,cloth
rack lamp rosewood and hall chairs
EnameIled and cottage suite
Walnut and mahogany French bedstends
DO wardrobes, dressing bureaus
Washstanas toilet tables
cured- hair and husk mattresses
Bortes and pillows, MarscilIes quilts
nie linen, chamber chairs
Furniture in servants rooms &C.
kitchen requisites
$40 under, cash that credit Of sky
JAS. G. MCGUIRE, Aucionser
Ap I2--d
unavoidably postponed until Thursdsy April
26th, hour >. Y, Mc1uinE.
Ap2i-d hucuoheef.
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The .Serpen. Reported at Cape Nay

CAPS MAY, IN J.,) April ia party OF twelve gen
temen engaged in fishing the bay, report having
the easerpent yesterday They describe il being from
100 feet long, with head of large dimensions similar
shape of snake with large usks protrudng
from the upper part Of the snou reward OF ST. 600 Is
for his capture and party going in pursuit of his
snakeship
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PUTNAM COURTHOUSE, Va,

March 80, 1855.
MEssRs. EDIroRs: The work goes bravey on here The
democracy fully aroused and fighting bravely for their
me-honored principles. Putnam will do more than her
duty in this election.
The democratic party in this section of the State be-
ginning to arise in the strength of their power Know
nohngs are daily withdrawing from the councils in this
region learn from reliable authority that more than
100 have withdrawn in Kanawha since Mr. Wise speech
in that place TRUTH.
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NOTICE hereby given holders stocks United
for The purpose Of completing The purchase q e soun therein
notice. proposed
ys, am % y H. & AYE s ae oa aaa -
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
Jauaary ., 1875.
Notice is hereby given 10 the holde the following
that this department pfeparad
haas a. any ,ns efssn s sals ny,S aug M =. @,y O.
81 900, in me manner and me terms hereinafter ne
IN case Of any contingent competitions within stated
msS 81 oa w' e' fns ee s a ans 3 u
= y ne pass ws ss 70 se ~ s.a
win BE- paid compounded q f,ewing .eolas
!, y W .s y y
stock he loan authorised BY he isaa sdeeuaee
% sea a per s ssa .as % e a 81 aan 81 w nv
December ss7 and he Inter t ah june 0a q II cent
ais Of December si toommon caed e Tesaa
D. Interest she par eeriiacae ofanaory
1885 t,s date Of and se''sen AZ me Treasury Win -
Payment for said stocks viii be made in drafts
the United States the assistant at Bosson New YORK.
or paiaaa,ph. :. me psr,.es may direct ~ ,.o
which shall not be actually received ths Treasury on o. bee M
''' - Wy '"'N' 's' JAMES GuvHnIr,
SECRETARY of the Treasury.
Mar s-dtJunen lint and smrl
men, Of celebrated coionsp We consider
them the best articIs at the price IN TINS country.
ssHAKER oNG.CLoTH siIIRTINe."
ing, shade or housewife cettoa,
recommend for genueman's nsa The
housew Z ladies and chIdren's under garments
The and have stamped
mills make of the ahuy kiudr, and
have hesitation IN pcnouncns hem die very es'' goods o e
class III we ever saw.
In fine and reliable qualify coions Of
best makes known TO the trade.
OF goods for general family consumption was never
m complete than II present
MOURNING GOODS.
thoroughly all black goofe Of The lnos
qualities may be mentioned Y ha eennecn ba We De-
throughout the entire large
supply Of All kinds Of dry goods required fer mourning
IN PURE aALLeLfSEap GUoDs.
stock. large portion Of
manufactured in Ireland 10 our orders me rnAnde Sc
as trade ~ this ipy
our experience fscies enable Offer decided bargains u
pure goods deal other kind
Daily additions arriving In fancy goods.
One price only.
Delay settns bills expected ~ nernr
Good articles, prices and fair dealing be eed on ~ al
FERRY o. hhHlHbN
Central Htorse, .wesi hoildingb
Apri I7--todf opposito Dsnte MARKET
NO AIMS -Urnh Forrest aiofnesataw, Rock
II ~ ee1s nha
before Wacbnston toannhefVha
addressed No ~ n1f street VIZ pe
prom attended to-
AID tatJut
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,urs hvdraue cement Lawrence Cement
Company, unqusl1sa Appreciation 81 ne most emit
IN daafiRet
"a ,hs works gsvermsn For saa AZ ne
Office Of the company by ...g .
f42 Front street, Nov York
Oar 23--domn
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Western Navigation. - Warm Weathel

WesIern Natigatsoh,-- Wara WeatAeF.
PTsBuao, April I9The river has depth Of ten feet in
the channel and is falling The weather is extreme
warm the thermometer reaching SO deg in the shade
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nR. q. sIMHIS offers ais professional services
Az (Cnan'sl
Pennsylvania Residence 800 between 3D. aud AZ
April 20--Gt
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Abstract of Orders, Directions, cThe following is an
abstract the important letters recorded in
the Secretary's Office Friday, April 20:
appraiser Stores San Francisco Letter to the SUI
perntendent covering the contract with Phillips and Lame
beer for the construction of the appraisers
San Francisco for the of S535O0 The building to be
finished eight months from the execution of the contract
Collector Of Waldoboro Of the nomination Of
Thomas Rose deputy collector and Inspector Compena-
ton exceed $3.50 per annum.
Collector Of N YorkDirects the free admission of books
papers intended for the of c. de Fganere Mo-
rao Portuguese minister Approving the practice of coec
tor in regard to giving notice principal and surees OF
be d. natured Approving the following nominations of
clerks, &c.
Alexander D. Renton, vice Arthur Wood, removed. Sal
airy, 81 600 per annum.
W. H. Broome, Charles A. Crackton, deceased. Sal
ary, 81 900 per
Benjamin w. Jenness, vice VIM. II. Broome, promoted
Salary, 5000 per
Walter b. Mack, Charles A. Roman, resigned. Sal
airy, $500 per
Daniel Power night inspector, Alexander ID. Renton,
promoted.
Authority given increase the salary of James B. Craig
clerk, from 81, 900 to 200 per annum.
Director Of the Branch Mint New YorkIs informed that
Secretary will allow the item in estimate rendered
of $500 increased salaries of assistant clerk and wegher
on the ground that Congress has made appropriation for
the
Director of the Mint Philadelphia. Acknowledging the
receipt letter announcing resignation of John Hous
ton n melter and rener of the branch mint at San Fran
CISCO
r. b. Sreeser, Esq.-Acknowledgng receipt Of report OF
proceedings against j. c. s. HARRISON receiver of the pub
moneys Yncennes, and nstrucng that the
cured by mortgage his property in Indiana be
leased Submitting for his information reply to the ques
ton from the collector of New York to the custody
for violation of that
custody belongs the marshal Of the United States
accordance with a decision of the Supreme Court.
The Gardiner FaudWith the view of correcting gen
error would again state that the recently
paid into the treasury from funds auduenty obtained by
the late Dr. Gardiner $685. l0l SO. This amount had
deposited by the deceased with Messr Corcoran and
Riggs ultimately obtained by requistion from coart
In the whole conduct of this famous suit too much praise
be awarded the gentlemen representing the
the talent ZEAL and energy which they have dis
played.
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FRANK Forcster's Fish ana Ffshing.
The Rod and the Gun; by Wilson and oakleigh; vol Ed
nbufgh
pulnan's Fly Fishing Trout; vol London.
History Fishes of Massachusetts, embracing
practical essay angling VOL
Hand Book Of Angling; by EphemeTa; 1 vol. London
Anglers Assistant; vol. Londsn.
Manuel du Pechsar VOL Paris.
Walton aud Cotton's Angler; vol London
Dnvy's Samonn Days of Fly Fishing vol. London'
The River Dove i vol. London.
Fly Fishing / vol. London.
Browns American Anglers Guide
Game in It's Seasons by Frank Forester -,
April 81 rhANSh AhShSn.
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INTERIOR DEPARTMENT

Land Office Forida.The tract books, &C., pre-
pared at the General Land Office for the Tampa land
Office have been committed to Adams Co. for transporta
ton and all the necessary forms and instructions requisite
have been mailed the officers enable them
ter upon their duties
Death Of Land OGeer.Informaton has been received
the General Land Office Of the death, the 2sth umo,
of John j. Horton, esq., late receiver of public moneys
Clarksvile, Arkansas.
agricultural DECISION of the Patent O6ce.-Intcresting
Patent Office has furnished seeds and di-
rectcd experiments be made by Mr. Colbert OF Mt Airy
Maryland with than hundred varieties of beans
and puts with the view OF determining their qualities pro-
ducyeness and adaptation the climate, the results
which be mboded in future report The above seeds
selected from samples procured from South America
China Japan, various parts Of Europe and the United
States Those kinds which prove successful and al
ready be found in abundance in the country will be mu
tped from year year, the purpose of procuring the
seed for public distribution
bounty Land Appiicarts.-Many applicants for bounty
lands complain because of the delay in acknowledging the
receipt their letters They should rccoect that upwards
Of eighty thousand applications for bouny land have
been the Pension Office during the last six
each reached by the examining officers Motif
cation Of the fact is promptly made
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svrrRsrEsprSr or PUBLIC PRISTINE.

A. O. Seaman, esq leaves to-day for New York, for the
purpose OF experimenting public work in the Of
execution in that city During Mr. Seamnns absence, his
chief clerk William Towers, esq win oniciate acting
perintenden Mr.. s. ia able, energetic, and indeatga
BILE public officer.
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:, political festival in Portsmouth, New Hampshire
81 paringame, distinguished know-no,hing Of Masss.
member elect Of the next Congress after denoun.
49, slavery snd Shareholders 10 the strongest terms con-
AIusa hs speech with the following sentiment
A can and SaboNay love for the one not cause u. to
'" injustice 70 the otherI'
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Original Nep YSr6 1Instfeh,
great viii tie aakihg
their appearance ~ Washington
Monday evening next, taH
Fbar AigAb Only.
The distinguished bsnd with Ia New York
Philadelphia Baltimore, ,lc.sd bnth
the people unanimous verdict Of iuimeasc superiority
aU--3
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LEBANON, RUSSELL COUNTY, Va,

AprII ., 1893.
GESTLEMEs Mr.. Wise will get the full democratic vote
Of this county, together with great many wings who will
not go the knownothing stripe have heard several
press themselves.
was at Abingdon on Saturday last to hear Mr. Wise,
and tell you the way he knocked it into the knownoth-
ing party sight
You will have good account Of the Southwest the
fourth Thursday in May next 1t is reported in this part
Of the State that the knownothngs in the part of
the State are to give Mr.. Wise thunder Now mark my
prediction Mr. Wise will be elected governor and will
send one IL not two democratic delegates the egs-
stue from this county make strong calculations for
two. A
The knownothings hard at work here, though they
cannot travel out Of their old wing party.
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ny ). Q. mcGUIRE, Auctsonses

pRUSTPE,s SALE OF THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE w
street between at and i3h vrs-son Monday atsf"ooa
Nav iith O'Clock the premises, th- ~bscrtr WI ~
by dated April s 1850 and dny
iE Libsi No IL, foIos 49, 49, and is ons !" ny a y,
eastern part o. ot 30 - ~
square 2oa fronting ~ inches on ssef Ane
s.ating substantially hui hressory brick mouse,
e y - ...t~a x,s s,oh,...
onhs for notes deed oi nHt on me p"pSrV s"o
bearing interest. Ia. .~.,.sn Az s.v.
the trustee reses NJ the nA ana ehPe"
OF the demu'h"s P"e"Ss las. c. MCGUIRE,
April i3--2awsds ""e'''
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Louise run,IsHIsa pnY aoops.-The .ua.erls.n

III invite the attention or ana ohe
their extensive nishing goods, such
A., 4, 1874 linen shirting IN great variety
1914, ia, and I24 cotton shirings :,
1914 li4 1884, and 1874 white Masees qniitss corded am
ity bed spreads
a and 1914 damssk table linens
damask table cloths, all sizes
Superior ne p,ow-case linens
bed and crib blankets
dafpask table napkins
French English furniture chintzes
Lace nd muslin curtains
IIuckaback, damask, and diaper towellines
selected with care, upon ths pes
' 80 - HOoE, BROTHER co
attention 10 an invoice o. iiisA
az prices from il eenn
goods made which we kho" " pc ps'' "
az" w,aa Wy os uauswif uooE, BRO, n Co
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from the Richmond Enquirer.
HECKLER, THE WONDERFUL.

~ well known that Mr. Patton in his great speech
aaded 10 the skies letter Of Valentine Heckler foreign
n citizen whose great merit that he vilied his own
"ahfymen IN his new know-nothng garb. Heekler is
NV ae tool Of the knownothings in running down the
s'mans In 1852 he the tool of the Scott wings no,r
a-Aoh'Hgs in caioling these German and other
Naopea citizens into the whig trap The following is an
~ copy ola handbl circulated in this city on the day
he presidential election in 1852. In what beautiful
n 'de managers Of Hecer at that time wings and now
au0Nnot9ngs are placed by the publication Of the fol-
lowing
'O"hlGN VOTERS, READ THIS BEFORE VOTING
RICHMOND, Oct Il, 1852.
IN; Are you in favor Of the present naturalization laws
or not7 " - f Vn ia"'
tease to answer before the election.
nave the honor TO remain your most obedient servant
VALENTINE HBCKLER
nal Gen. WINFIELD Scorr
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CHARLES j. M. GWlNN,
-anornryat Law,
BALrIAoRs, MAINLAND,
MILL attend originating the court OF
claims D. G. Any desiring to commun
with him Baltimore, their business
may James G. Beet Postmaster At Wash
ington, ID. q.
April l5-eodlm mat. intJ
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IMPORTANT aOUNTf-LAND HOOK Just issued =
L 1npets Pension and houNiyard Laws,
tanning bounty iss5 embracing
All decsosr, aad forms sisips ine ohctts
widowa sad children
invads their widows aud marine nsaids
widows and chdea and bounty bands prov a of ny
every including that af Mach q
lass, % be nteIigho - every tlaimauh
This highly recommended BY on iR timer uf PEN
sions Price ~, matted free q 30 United sae@
eept Ca,oruia) TAYLOR n MARRY,
April 30 Bookstore, near Atl street.
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SPnlNG AND SUMMER STYLES

SPRING AND SUMMER STYLES
-
Plain and figured pants
Marseines, cashmere, valencennes vests.
The goods ogdered
viii be sold usual low prices,
NOAH WALKER 8 CO..
Marble Hall Clothing Eupnr
April 20-3uf unaef Browns Hotel,
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT.

HoRATIo KING, ESD,
Washington, ID. q.
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We understand that foot for the pur.
pose OF establishing college this city under the auspices
OF the Methodist Episcopal Church.
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A sS As have already said In my letter accepting
Ayahnaton for the presidency | in favor OF the
~ ~ i9s as they stand with the single addition
s owe The full right of citizenship to epy foreigner who
Tsa1 "a Time OF war, serve year on board OF any
v1ea states shp-ofwar, in any regular militia OF
Hleet regiment Yours truly
WINFIELD SCOTT
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PUBLIC eARDExeThere is to be public garden, com
tanning ls acres in Brooklyn, New York. called the HINT
Horticultural and Botanical Garden Mr. Thomas Hunt
having given $4,000 towards its establishment
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treasury Deparsmens,

holders
in
for The purpose completing tha therein
notice, proposed
obtainedsay 5g,os5 o. Il said stocks o'efcd
ceived here prior The first day of Jans next
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DEArH A DESCENDANT OF CARrrxRs--Th. New Or
leans Picayune thus the death Of Hugh Bel
LANCER, Of Louisiana
The deceased descendant in a direct line from
the great French navigator Jacques Cartier, the dscov
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The Union Choir Association making prepa
raon for the opening concert of the musical convention
which to be held in this city during the first week Of
month.
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ELEcrKD.--Hon. Robert G. Winthrop has been elected
president of the Massachusetts, Historical Society.
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NO. OF CLAIMS uriah Forrest, aitofneyataw Rock
u tir court ~ CLAIMS ind
before Washington commemorative
addressed Rockville No ~ north street va 10
promptly attended to-
March 3I--dtlstJuty
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FAST TIME-Brown Dick three-nile heats over thu
at New Orleans the 10th ns for purse
$780, and said ecpsed all previous performances a
that distance the time being 5.3oa 5.2s
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OF Canada, being greatgreat-grandson. He was
born in the parish Of west Baton Rouge in this
time during the year 1883 and consequently his
death bad reached the seventy year OF his age lie
Of the few remaining links which connect the
present with the passing generation and has descended
The grave honored with years respected and cherished BY
lis numerous friends and relatyesn
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TNHE HU0UENOT 6PklN06-The
II subssribsr respectfully snnoenses 70 the public
that this veil known watering nlsee having. since
the last season, reeeived extsnave improvements
and been put into Thorough repair vss oPenea iof
the reception of visitors on the 1oth iDsf. Every
effort win be made TO present even more than the
ordnsry ipducems pts Of former yesrs; snd To this
souneefion the subscriber h grained 70 state thss
Mrs TunpIn who superintendent the domestic or.
ausemen.s at the same place few years snses and
whose efficient attention and iacyiike department.
gave universal satisfaction. has been re-ensssee,
snd, with corps OF servants, In selcetns whom I'm
usual care has been bestowed. viii offer her services
to the guests The strctest attention will be paid
TO the hotel and cabin arrangements 90 az 20 obvi-
ate every annoyance and promote In the hiahest -
gree the comfort and pleasure OF the visitors. A
band of sklfuI Musicians has been engaged, and the
Ball Room, Bowling Alley, Billiard Tables and
other sources Of amusement will contribute to make
these Sprng - place OF healthful and agreeable
taxation.
The waters are sulphur and ehay beste and third
combinins the properties OF the oiher two which
also used In the bsth house. They offer
blage of mild TONES and gentle Alternatives whose
beneficial effect has been dgnally shown In nume-
rous instances Ia hich and debiiitated frames
have been submitted to their Influence; and their eff
cheney, in the of ladies' ana children has been
more sonspicuouslly marked.
The Huguenot Springs are In Howhstan county,
on the Railroad, about II miles above Richmond
from which place they are accessible by the Rich
mond ssd Danville Railroad, which passes within sx
miles; line Of Omnibases sent from the Springs,
conveying visitors over that space
FARE-e1 rs per day; $40 per week; $50 per month.
Children over and undsr II years of age, and
wants, half price.
IL Sn-ts DAVID MOORE
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VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
. u s=1 6;E5s::E
EW ARRANGEMENT.


b. u z=yS;s:a
TWO TRAINS BETWEEN SrAUNTON AND
THE SPRINGS DAILY. EXCEPT SUNDAY.
THE CARS ARE NOW RUNNING 18 MILES WEST
OF STANTON,
and large force IL engaged in laying the rails rapid
y towards the springs. In a few days another ssc-
ton will be open.
Those who desire to go quickly, will continue on
the night at the Bath Alum and arrive at the White
If they prefer passenger may stop in Stanton,
and take the cars at next morning, every day, ex-
nept Sunday when the Stages will meet them at the
terminus, and travel with strict regard to comfort
RETURNING,
The MAIL LINE will leave the White Sulphur at
s. NJ, make Bell's the night stand which is a few
miles from the terminus OF the Railroad, and take
the morning from Staunton at the terminus, at
5P. n connecting with the Alexandra at Cor
donsvle, and arrive at Richmond at r. M.
s.. THE SECOND LINE
Will leave the White Sulphur after breakfast, stay
ali night at Hot or Warm Springs, next day dine at
Bells and connecting with the evening reach
Stsunton By O'Clock r. NJ.
Fare in CONGESTION a0iha stage line of Nm. p Farisa
4 Go.
From RICHMOND
70 White Sulphur. $8. 90 To Warm Springs. 81 IS
70 Sweet springs.....soo To Bath Alum. .:....7 90
70 Has To kfssi;Dgdge Alama % %
Trains for the Springs leav= Richmond at As a.
those for Gordopsville, by the night line, leave
Z
Southern passengers have ample time to take the
meals and connect with both trains and will always
find an omnibus at the Depots of the Danvlle and
Petersburg Roads which will take them FREE OF
CHARGE, If they GO through direct
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN,
Commencing 10Th Friday, third day of august
For the accommodation Of the way.sraval pas
sepger train will be in connection with freight,
leaving Richmond at S A. M aud arriving at Is
p. M. This train viii take up and put dowa pasBen-
gers at all the usual stopping places except Stors
n frAp tbarp r.
tween this and the express mail train at any point
where they come in connection Going up, the mail
overtakes the freight a. Junction, and coming down
at Beaver Dam.
The express day mail cannot STOP anywhere bat at
regular Depots, except Junction and Atlee's.
ii. d. WHITCOMB, Sapsrint'dt
of Transportation, Va C. RR
Office Va. Central Railroad Co
Richmond. Aug 4, 1855. ana
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RICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAIL
ROAD

OPEN TO NEWS FERRY-12o MILES
THE regular Passenger Train will run
4 daily Sundays excepted) between RICH.
MOND and NEWS FERRY.
Leave RICHMOND at 6 o. clock, A. M, fears stop
70 minutes at the Junction for Bresffs) aud arrive
at NEWS FERRY at 1925 P. M.
Returning, arrive at RICHMOND at 718P. M.
The Train will stop IA passenge 81 the folowins
points only Mauchester,s Robioue, Coalheld TO-
mahawk, Powhatan, Mattoax, Chuia, Amelia C. a.,
Meherrin, Keysville. brakes Branch, Messing Ford
Roanoke, Clover, scottsburg Boston, and News Fen.
~.
price,
Servants travelling by themselves must be furnish.
cd with two passes, so that be retained La
the Offices and 1t must be expressly stated on the pas.
at they are permitted to 20 on the cars
Passengers for Lynchbure, Wythevile, Jonesbo.
ro'. Knoxville and the Virginia Springs, connect
with South-Side Railroad at Hsytokah.
Through to White Sulpher Springs in two day.
without night travel