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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-29

To he editor Of tie 4teramdr,a hi1"r:
1t seems by a local article IN the uiL,"'
of the 9th, that the Central and the o'''!'
Railroads are both pursuing the same P'.-'
10 regard to Discriminating rates--the oo'"
favor of Richmond, and the other IN 'a'f VI
Alexandra. agree with you IN we J"
mark that this thing is all wrong ~ ''
management Of our Railroads, there are"
.biugs to be considered, the interest OIL ''
Stockholders (including the S:t''j va"
money made the roads, and the Inie's'' '
the country through which they run w.
interests, 10 most case-, are one a'4 -.
same. Neither. | contend, can be al'''''
by the "dog in the manger" policy "HC''
being acted upon by these compan's'' ''
others in the State which might ~ h'""
Much Of the mismanagement an1 tryu
tending the regulation Of our railway 'Da't,
may be attributed to the careleS'"e'' VI
Board IF Public Works, who, It ihry ".''
exercise, in,elligeutIy. the power. To-!
sess, could easily control tie tn arm
these companies, in such a way a" P
the States Interest, aud by necessary
oueuce that Of the other 81 ckn'u'S
the country trsversed BY them. j. :. 1''1
terest OF both A,exardrls ana i"S' =,
as we'll as OF every other town WHICH,
terminus of q railway line, that tHe'e 80,
be the utmost freedom, tqGa!ity' %. 49,,
ness, as regards rates OF tI"u'Fo
charges, and no invidious d''crim
for any purpose whatsoever. 1t Is
proper that the charges sI'u'l os &c
ing, aud the farmers and Others 10" ~.
right to complain Of such CHARGE,
too, it is the duty # the B'arl y. ~.
Works to look TO. Suppose a par! = E.,
mond desires to send a car-!oal HUI ~.
mond to Orange or Culpeper CouN ne
Why should not toe Orange C0mpaD' ,jr
this carload over its lluc wiin'u' "', .
ment, aud without charge return Wv a..
the Central roadf And why cue.
trail Company do Us much i'F "s re- RI
Each Company receiving the same AM, p
ton per mile-a uniform rate &C. gs to.s
distance. And Why could not t''
be applied to all places sod Gi,'an ,s.4
trust we shall have 10 more compir" p,...
Discrimination 90 either road. luz C'r.,.
dent and Superintendent Of u, ,.!I
Road are both seusibie business ,t,o :
resume can have no other motive 'I >.
make their road profitable AID u;s''' ID.
far as possible. | eau LAY the -. O.ss3
Pre.ideo. and Superintendent u u. r.r
Road. l earnestly hope, DO" 'naa . a ,t,t
important subject has been Ssm oy.sgG
they both will justify me ID tue
l sD'er'a'o' and nave "''' MERCHANI'
Alexandria, September 2s'D, l'''
II EREOSENE COAL OR CANb b.
n a full supply, received and ioo Ia,
sep 20 II. COOK 4 w. '
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-29

The Acting Commissioner If the General
Land Ofite, 10 accordance with the direction
o. the President of the United States, has
issued a notice establishing the land Office
for New Mexico ct Santa fe from aud after
tie 25,h day of November next, the date on
which tie act c%reatir e a land district LOT 'ha'
Territory takes effect.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-29

A national exhibition Of horses will take
place durir G the frs, week in October, CON-
ncnci, = on the 9Th and erdirg on the Sfh'
Mt the Prwellron grcnvd,. nea! Philadelphia
A very large gatheri. 2 Of the tinest bl'oded
stock III the Country is expected. The arrarS'.
mcnts will be ample for tie display ano
for the accommodation of the largest COL
cIurse of visitors.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-29

Thursday, the 3D. Instant, was very gener-
ally observed by all classes of citizens OF
Charleston, according to appointment and
request Of the city authorities, az a day OF
public humiliation and prayer, in view of the
prevailing epidemic. The places OF business
were generally closed, acd the churches
oDeped were we'll attended.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-29

In the obituary notices in the New Orleans
papers, we notice the name of Laurent j.
SOUR, an editor and politician OF Some note
ia that city. In connection wish the late
Gen. Qui,nan and other distinguished 5 nth
ern politicians, Mr.. Sigur some years az"
warmly enlisted in the Cuban cause. The
organization of the first expedition AID the
eouipmeut and arming OF the Paupero, were
the resul. OF his active efforts.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-29

A woman who has tried the yeast made OF
peach leaves, recommended in the papers,
saws il; is the bes, thing in the world-to ILL.,
troducc q physician into the family. TIE by
drocyanic acid found 30 atundantly III the
ksrnal Of the peach, evidently has its coun-
,erpart 10 ti.e leaf, aud the result Of The lat
ter's use is u malady OF the most paiuiui de-
snrirfinn-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-29

A con- ention Of local preachers connected
with the Methodist Episcopal Church. will
he held in the city of New York, embracing
Sabbath, October Sd, next. Delegates are
eypected from various sections OF the Uoited
States, Canada, Sc. The design of the con-
yeption is to encourage lra,ernal intercourse
with the local ministry of the church; and
no subject calculated to promote sectional
strife will be allowed in the convection.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-29

Letters received from Mr.. Snyder, of Col.
Lander's Pacific wagon road expedition,
state that Col. l.. lef, Thompson's pass on
the 2lst of August for Salt Lake city, aod
was to return by the 9th September. On
tn, 25,b September, the party was to start
FIR the States. The * oedition can boast #
$50 mics OF wagon road completed in two
~months-,hree mountains being crossed -
The new road Commences near the conf
eoce OF the Muddy snd Sweet Water rivers,
and strikes north by west on 10 the cross
ings of the Sweet water above the Pacific
springs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-29
While n IL II!

What is immortality worth il the immortal
cannot have bis name 81 cit correctly! What
the public want to know, therefore, i.-wbetb-
er the great Cable man at Trinity Bay, is De
S,uty or De Sanity. The newspapers spell it
all sorts Of ways, and the tel g'sbhlc des-
patches follow their example. How is it, Mr..
DC--wha,? 1t you cannot tell US any.
thing about the Cable. do tell Us something
about yourself.-N. Y. Express
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-29

The Hon. David Tod, formerly United
States minister to Brazil. is the democratic
candidate for Congress in the Ohio district
now represented By Mr.. Giddings.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-29

The True Delta of the 22d advises citizens
visiting the North and strangers to postpone
coming to New Orleans for the present
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-29

At democratic meeting in Cincinnati, a
banner was displayed bearing the motto,
"Tbe succession 10 l~S60--Douglas and Orr"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-29

NEW GOODS Al RICHARDS BAZAAR.
~ j nave just returned from my second
trip 10 New York this season, and have as fine
an assortment OF MILLINERY AND FANCY
GOODS as were ever brought to this market.
In my stock may be founi many goods entirely
new 10 this market, and all Of which will be
sold at extremely low prices. | respectfully
solicit a call from every one.
sep % W. b RICHARDS, il.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-29
LIQUORS, LIQUORS.

LIQUORS. LIQUORS.
ID IDGELEl, HAMPTON Il CO, WHOLE
IL SALE DEALEps IN LIQUORS, have in store
FRENCH BRANDY. OF the following ~favorire
brands "a >eign-tte,' "Orard, Dupuy x Co"
'Hennessey,' United Proprietors,' and Jules
Robin X Co"
PEACH BRANDY, Apple do Cherry do, Black.
barry do.
CORDiALs-Cinnamon and Peppermint
NV England and Jamaica RUM
Holland and Domestic GIN
RYE WHiSKEY. OF every grade
Champagne, MADEIRA, Port, Sherry, Malaga,
Lisbon and Claret WINES
German and Domestic BlTTERS
PORTER, ALE, &c, &c, which they offer for
sale 10 dealers. sep 29
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-29

The Legislature of Georgia has passed q
law authorizing the appointment Of a liquor
Inspector, whose duty i, shall be to examine
ind thoroughly test the poisonous insredi-
ents contained in liquors, and should they
find any strychnine or other poisonous drug
in any liqucr, the person selling the same II
ordered to take it on. Of the State; and if he
sells any drugsed liquor, knowing it to be
such, or after it's inspection, he is 20 pay a
fine of 500 for tie frs, offence, 5000 fer the
second ~off,nce, $500 for the third p~fence,
and 81 900 for the fourth.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-29

Some four years ago. constable d. Mott at
tached Il quantity Of liquor in the store OF
David Clark, in Hartford, Connecticut, VI
der the Maine law, and that attachment has
been followed by several trials 10 the Hart
ford courts, in which the jrfies failed to
agree. A and L Clark. sohs vi David, and
doing business in New Y,rk, claimed the il
auor, and contested the suits. They now
sue tue constable, in the Uni,ed States Court,
Tor illegally selling their liquor, aud the
cons,itutionality Of the Maine law will be
tried in the above court. The Clarks claim
damages 70 the amount Of ten thousand dol
lars.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-29

CAXONY YARNS.-Frne White, Blue Mix
- ed, Plain Red, Red and White Rand our,
Black and Grey, three Thread Ssxony Yarns,
Just received, and for sale at
sep 20 c. c. BERRY'S, ~, King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-29
Atlantic ocean steamers Lost.

1t will be seen by this list, that the loss OF
life on the Austria has been greater than in
any of the other steamers lost in the Atlantic
ocean.
The only instance that we remember in
which there bias within the last few years
been a greater loss of life in any one vessel
anywhere, is that Of the Peruvian ship Mer-
codes. which struck a rock near CalIao, May
LIST, 1854. ard sank. carrying down $40 men,
of whom 73l persisted.
Ga the 18th of November. l849, the Amer
lean packet ship Caleb Grimshaw, took lire
at sea, aui burned until the l6ib, when 339
of the passengers and crew we're saved by
Capt. Daniel Cook, of the British barqu" Sa-
rah, while sixty passengers who left the yes
sci 70 a raft GU the 18Th we're iost.-N. J..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-29
TOBACCO! TOBACCO.


u lDGELY, HAMPTON Il co, WHOLESALE
IL DEALERS IN TOBACCO. CIGARS, Al,
KING STREET, offer Tor sale the following brands
OF choice TOBACCO:
"Crumrton's" premium ID lump
j.. ). Hale's' Extra tlue cured
Game Cock" Twist
H J. WiliIamson's' do.
Harris Peoples Favorite"
DO Luxury Of the People"
Do Apricot"
Do "Sultapa."
"Henry GODDARD lbs -. Teel" BIS.
Charles Asher j. K. Collins
&c W. Thompson " IL. II. Powell {"
&C W Simpson Star" w. \. Shelton" "
Corner stone Eliza Logan"
p Pry'
H. B. SCOTS Mountain Rose lbs.
Also, Domestic and Imported CIGARS;
SMOKING TOBACCO; SNUFF, in bottles,
kegs, b~ladders, and papers; PIPES and Pipe
Heads. sep 20
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-29
TEA! TEA! TEA!

TEA! TEA! TEAL!
DIDGELEY, HAMPTON Il CO, WHOLE.
IL SALE DEALERS IL TEAS, have TOR sale a
large stock OF Gunpo~der, Imperial, Young
n son and Black TEA, some of which is very
superior. sep go
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-29
Treatment or the Yellow Fever.

Capt Jonas ?. Levy, U. S. n, VINO has
had hundreds Of cases OF yellow fever under
treatment, says be never knew OF q case ter
mina.irg fatally after observing the follow.
iug observation-disclosures IN u wine glass Of
water q table spoonful Of common salt and
pour the same into a tumbler, adding the
Juice Of whole lemon and two vim glasses
Of castor oil. The whole to be taken ut one
dose, 10y an aduit.) Then q hot mustard
loot bath, with a handful Of salt in the water
the patient to be we'll wrapped in blanket
until perspiration takes place freely. On re-
moval to bed. the feet Of the patient to be
wrapped in the blanket. Afterward-, ap-
ply mustard ~plssters to the abdomen, legs and
soles of the feet. II the headache is very
acute apply mustard plaster to the head and
temples. After the fever has been broken
take forty grains of quinine and forty drops
OF elixir OF viiriol to a quart of water. D"se
wine glass full three tiGes a day. Barley
water, lemonade and ice water may be used
in moderation.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-29
African Commerce.

The Philadelphia North American says:
1t has been calculated that, between 1880
and 1850, the increase OF the cX ports OF Brit
ISL manufactures to that part OF the coast ly-
ing between the Senegal and the Portuguese
colony IF Lpando, amounted to one hundred
per cent, and since that time the progress
made bas been much more rapid. Between
1850 and 1856, the total ex ports from Great
Britain increased forty per cent, and during
the same six years the imports of African
produce into England have increased sixty
per cent. Palm oil, timber of valuable
kinds, ivory, gold, ground uuts, indigo, pep
per, rice, coffee, sugar, and n multitude OF
other articles, are only waiting a market to
be produced in any quantities. The trade 10
palm oil is already valued at ten millions Of
dollars per apuum. But the most Important
prospect is that of the supply Of cotton. Ii
is already manufactured there to a consider
able exteGt. Brazil is reported to have im-
ported last year a quantity of African made
cloths, which it would require upwards OF
seven million pounds Of cotton to produce
Ia 1856, 33 1875 pounds Of cotton were sent
from Abbeokuta. Tbis amount increased, in
1857, to 55,4OO pound; and in the first SIX
months Of the present year, it reached up
wards of 100000 pounds. The wholc Of
this has been collected, all the labor perform
ed, and the responsibility borne, by native
Africans alone.
The American portion Of the population of
Liberia have commenced, with much spirit,
the cultivation Of cotton. About seventy
acres of land, in patches of from one to ten
acres, are planted in Montserado county
One Of ii party OF emigrants, belonging 70
Columbus. Georgia, sent home lately from
Liberia sample Of cotton, Of a species which
heads all the time, aud he says, good sea Is
land cotton can grow there. Native labor Is
chean and abundant.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-29

DIDGELEY, HAMPTON Il CO.,
IL WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
TEAS,
TOBACCO, and
LIQUORS,
No Al, King street, nave received their FALL
SUPPLIES Of the above articles, 10 which they
mite the atten' ion OF dealers. sep 20
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-29

passengers, was MT. Al. llefinahh, VI l2eIo,
who was epigratirg t. this country with dis
wife and seven children.
These three families make up an aggregate
Of tweuty-.hree PERSONS. There were also
some fifteen other persons hai!ing from New
York.
Dispatches give a list OF the saTod. Some
of the names mentioned above are fortunately
in the list.
DESCRIPTION OF THE AUsTRIA.-The vessel
is one IF the four which constitute The newly
established line Of steamships between New
York and Hamburg, and which are called
respectively the Austria which has OILY
made three or four trips,) the Saxonla, the
Borussia, and the Hammcria. The two hr7t
vessels mentioned are nearly FAC SMILES OF
each other, and have been built at the Clyde,
near Glasgow.
The Austria is rather larger than the StXo-
MIA. and hence she is able 10 accommodate a
greater number Of passengers. Her burden
is $500 tons; her length over all, IL 30 ieef;
her width across the beam Is ~ ieei, and the
d~istaree from her promenade deck 10 the bot
tom of her hold, is % feet. Size Is almost
entirely composed of iron, no; even the
stancbeous being Of timber. Sac ls rugged
as q barque, and can carry a vast amount oil
canvass. Her machinery is on the newest,
most approved, aud substantial plan. and her
propeller is driven by what is termed by en-
~pineers q steam hammer engine. Ihe Aus
tris has four decks. They are a promenade
deck, main deck, tween deck. and lower
deck. All her cabins are fitted up 10 elegant
and costly style, With a piano, reading.room'
aud smoking room, while her sleeping &C
oommodsuons are of the first order. Her
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-31
NI00RLLANROUs.

gNlwR. kURR AHD mA0gNe INuU9ANC9.-
u LYlcaaune Hoag . RlnE InsrRARcs UoHfzhHf .-TAs
usgasy nass sssaasss Asasss . W aanAes ~ Fire ?.
Dvcr Hsussa nssssa Toasce faseorss and other build
- 3. surnasurv svel and nsrchAndss, general In
~ : osl ssussry q Tbs favorable terms
AtDs ln6sFsass ne lives o. All persons eoyae
seod hsah aud hole dsrsss Of
sssss employ IL erd,ssry Will be Insured on
rsaaenabis terina
IRE oupspy VIII sake marine risks from And TO any oi
he korthefu OF Southern Porta, 81 favorable rates
BoAxD W DIRECTORS.
JOHN ROBIN MCDANIEL, President.
JAMES NJ. GIBBS. Vice ffesaeht
UEOkGE u. THURMAN thief Lngmeef-
Ions OrKY TAYLOR, sAatsL H. MchhSI'
DkATkR oIkr. sAAohL oAuasp'
JAMS y PAYNE yoHs 4. DAVIS.
M "A sruIrrus MaukICk i. LASoHokkt.
JAS. o. WILLIAMS, IfeAsnrut.
CRsfD r. WILLS. Sscry
p i,H W. y 9 .'. Medical Rn.miner..
OF WIN oe
made Al the Once Company each day be~ the
houis z and o'clock =. NJ. ito Is
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EXTRAORDINARY CASE.

IN:b.
Gentlemen: My child had commenced breaking OUT las,
fall IN small which gradually extended entire
head including both which eaten by th.
that both would drop off
tried all sorts OF advertised and domestic Remedies without
any good resuits then procured aud applied little TURF
OIL began 10 get better the bottle broke APP
lie! gals to tit again began to get My cider daug
nal Pa tugct OF that IurfO sisters hra
okcd 30 much better when used IL We another
ollie. and her head nearly well This agra
and half every and il
very offensive. One bottle feel assured 70
her entirely little of the disease remaining
entitled this aud for the benefit Others taks
great pleasure in giving you this certificate.
Respectfully. b. 7. CHALK
To NesSrs. g.
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s.ead the Truth about our Turf Oil.


ring sleigh ride this winter past discovered
aud the skin of place larger than my hand fron
.iscesrubbng the ,rside of the thigh applied your
Turf Oil, and in he well. Another case.
mule which was working diay became unable 10
walk On exanioing his foot, discovered about tw
inches long the head My driver said
he would be good for nohinr drew the nail
piece of lint and your Turf OIL and him once
and from tina he hour is as good
ever also horse badly snsgged the outside Il
his thigh in places about Two inches deep four
inches WIDE from which he stiff day Your Turf
Gil applied and brought them entirely sound il
truly Is the remedies have cy,r
and have lived in drug several years Use
this you think proper Very truly
10 Messrs Dove s. Co. J. II. WEISIGER
For sale by STKOTHER & WHITEHEAD
nov 10 dom Lynchburg
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WEED. PATENT sE w.NG MARINES.

w This IL the most reliable SEWING MACHINE
offered In shis MARKET both the quality q Its work Its du
fabiity and simplicity The OF 10 easier learned
than that Of any other Machine, while works with
the Anes silk the heaviest cloth leather either OF
which very superior manner making q straight
evenly much nuer than Ordinary work while
both are alike rivalng bcauy
The elegant hand work ely gets Of
der rsQuircs repairing simple operator
perform al ordinary repairs IT, until With
hsss advantages other MAchlncs feel confident
Wssfs Pasai SaciaS Msehsss will best the OF
Famlss all kinds Manufacturing Coihsrs Taors boot
and She's Makos any others requiring In their work
ns.nssn sno Saddle M.naiAra.en WIZ nna thn Mach
.ass Wv ~ ~" "Sss IsP,a sna ns"e anu
sSh ..csr 'asn an ~ eISs Wy anes VINO .san.e
49, va .na sos haenms p.1usa'sy saap,Sa 10
.s vssa. .ns,as ssoo. sno.sn ~ NV m nv, 70
sls.s ~ Wv ses ess,nk " usns sn,s sew
81 49, 49, . s SsaS ~ Nv .s sur o. sape!', qaay o.
~ wv, ~ ~ Ssy' nv M. .ooAs nuS" n.s'
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TRAVRLLRR's DIRECTORY, &C.

ORANGE 4 ALEXANDRIA RAIL ROAD.
lA4Ra a. r.
gnNAG Tran Leaves Asxandna daily " n fer Cor.
conucetng win the Trans the yIruinia
tai Tor - 81 - u ON u and w asst, and with the
Train Manassas Gap karoAd for Woodstock and
mediate ponts
The Tr.in daily Sunday nights a, o'clock
pnA n and IaieI insdiate points.
hraugh uekets ss,l ,,osi Sta lon.
ILo TnAIAs leave a.ad n-tdis daily at 10 % A. NJ aud
10 Is a., arriving 1t Aisx ~.ra al r. III. A. II
1 r. No night train GU sunday.
s'pi5s Is NiCkIik. Ti'ket Agent
u,Oa 10 - . -. u Fac sra- -
II bond Tow lug aud Transportation Cou.- r. e
pany Of ufstiag ErralcI Ibdac.n ionts
shipping prodaec Tide
Of theft outht Of Boats procured the Iron
kee. the sIondd iron bargcs Faith Hope
placed the line bewx kch,nold aud Norfolk
follows.
Leave It,chmond, Tnssdays and Fridays ai4PM
CanA ats ynchburg aad other pins having freight
b. IN the it.ch,nond Dock daily to receive freight
kurok. reminded to agent.
Of The inr At K,chaond tBgctord x Co receive
and forw ar,t freight Il &c 81 charge.
FrfLSh faAsa As t0ndsf
For further pa, tieuiars apply TO
w T. ANDEnbON, Az mt at Ly nchbnrg
W. r. COX. Agents AT hichinond.
GARRISON X MAI0NE, Agents At Norfolk,
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Omce Sous -side Railroad Com pamy.
fkrEhsBuao, Jaiy ist, 1876.
GOa EGa6es.


gsI
nIRECT nOuTk TO tax WEST and the
t.tburg yn,hbug, Va Tenn. aiiroaa from l., urh
burg BRISTOL East Tenn and Va from bri.
sDe Dalton. Western and Atlantic naiiroad Dl
Chattanooga via Nashville aud Chattanooga Railroad
u on. Chattanooga VIA McnpL
hair,adilom Stevenson 10 MemPhis
Through Tickets issn.d 10 above points and The sprug
baggage shocked through at the office south
Tie follow ing Schedule will be south. Side hai
road commencing SUNDAY next, the aih july inst
aHd continuing a.'i, further ". nSe Sosy .rv,,
Com Getting with til. Richmond aud DanvilIe Trains.
BurkeyA.e junction aud with tho through rouo Lynch
Lea,e Petersburg daily at. 5joo'elk M
Arrive at LUKE, Tile junction. al. ........ saio
Arrive arm, lille AT. ...................... y2a
AnNcat Lynchb"rR at '....'..''....''.... 1890 Y NJ
Leave iynrhtuie dsiy a'................... 9Ju
Arrive al farmyile. At...................... a. NJ
Anvcat Bu'sev"let June,on) n........... 2:l5
amy fnEi1iii TRAIN ''''
tOnnur with Rchm0nd aud Danyilc 4 aim at the
Leave Petersburg daily Observation-Disclosures An
Anve nj burke,ie lJunet,onJ ..............l2 81
Arrive at faimsiiis $40 T. M
Arivc "A, i.y"ehb"rg at........... 81,
L.avr LynrnbuIg daily at..................... a NJ
Arrive al fainvnic al. ....."........"...... y2O
Arrive al burkevi lille tJun.,,ou) at..........IEtO NJ
An Accommodations Passenger Car for toe Way or Loc,
Travel wall be attached ~ the rain leaving nc,hats
freigt at o'o A. NJ aud pa'Sehsn's going up"r West VIA
lake the ha Tram at oe",k, a. ~ stopping iiascs,
Ia eharg. and ,lr .,uplrd
At any other point Amber Mil uid
burheviie heaa, igh BRIDGE FArmyie, Prospect Fanny
ns Evergreen, Appnattos spout sprue Concord, James
CITY POINT BRANCH
South Side Railroad FREIGHT aud Trans
Petersburg taiiy tSundal 'scareptoaJ A.
Arrive u, cn! Point at..... ..........-......7'1
Leave tity in,nt
ave nj fcclsbmfg at.......................9 10
Ia" soo,o Tray. Janr. sieam,rs
rs.ns loinl los Norfolk and every saturday
aud sity evening with Steamers aud
jameson found fur New urk
The Afternoon Train on hlA Road will be run only when
'he' business TO Justify stopping places totsk" on a"d