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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-26
An Abbot's Animadversien on Church
Muefc Sevan Centuries AEo.


Music Seven Centuries AEO.
The following is from an animadversion
on Church Music, written by Aelredps Alb
bot of Rivaulx, in Yorkshire, who died A.
d, ll66: ASA, =, ,ss. ,.s s5r
Let me speak now of those who, under
the show ofreligion, do usurpe those things
for the service Of their vanity, which the an
Gent Fathers did proftably exercise IN their
types of future things. Whence then, pray
ali types and figures now ceasing, whence
hath the Church so many Organs and Mu-
sioal Instruments To what purpose, l de-
mand, is that terrible blowing of Belloes, ex-
pressing rather the crakes of thunder, than
the sweetness of voyce 2 To what purpose
serves that contraction and infection of the
voyce This man sings a base, this a small
meane, another treble, fourth divides and
cuts asunder, as it were, certaine middle
notes. One while the voyce is strained, anon
it is remitted, now it is againe dashed, and
then againe it is inlarged with q lowder
sound. Sometimes, " hich is a shame to
speake, it is enforced into an horses neigh
ings sometimes, the masculine vigor being
laid aside, it is sharpened into the shrillnesse
OF q women's voyce; now and then 1t is
writhed, and retorted with with certaine
artificial circumvolutiOn.1 r5 I'D,
Sometimes thou mayst see a man with an
open mouth, not to sing, but as 1t were, to
breathe out his last gaspe, by shutting in his
breath, and by certaine ridiculous intercept
ton of his voyce, as it were, to threaten
silence, and now againe to initiate the ago
nies of dying man, or the extacies of such
as suffer. e,., s..ta
In the meantime, the whole body is stirred
up and downe with certaine histFionical
gestures: the lips are wreathed, the eyes
turne round, the shoulders play, and the
bending of the fingers doth answer every
note. And this ridiculous dissolution is
called religion; and where these things are
most frequently done, it is proclaimed
abroad that God is there honorably served
In the meantaime, the common people
standing, trembling and astonished, admire
the sound of the Organs, the noyse of the
Cymbals and musicall instruments the har
mony of the Pipes and Cornets but ye
locke upon the gesticulations of the singers
the meretricious alterations, interchanges
and infections of the voyces, not withou
derision and laughter; so that a man maj
think that they came not to an oratory or Il
house of prayer. but to a theater; not Il
| pray, but to gaze about them; neither is tina
| dreadful majesty feared before whome they
stand, etc. Thus, this Church singing, whicl
| the holy Fathers have ordained that thl
weake might be stirred up to piety, is per
verted to the use of unlawful pleasure, 4. e.
the vanity Of the singers. .u. ...
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-26
By Teiegraph.I
Nav V.,l1- HTurlree


NEW YoRK, November 24--P. M.--Ashes
nominal at s. 20 for Pots and Pearls, % 40.
Cotton q little hrmer but stiil continnes, heayg W
and very lrreeilar sales Of 1000 bales At l0Ac for
Flour may Be quoted a triHe better With fair
local and Eastern demand; purchasers are disposed
TO bug 10 0moderate extent at Yesterdays prices;
sns sgss 4 s sSFEs % 9 a. sas Is r wSsen
50 so Tor common TO medium extra Wessern, cioelng
quiet. Rye Flour quiet and steady; trihing sales At
4o4 10 for common 20 enSSe sn sls ~ al al for
JERSEY and 50 55 for Brandywine: ,.,<-
Whisky continues firm: sales Of $50 brls. at 1850
Holders of Wheat insist on better prices to which
shippers are unwilling 20 accede, and the market Is
consequently dull: sales Of 6,0Og BUSH choice spring
a. 81 $50 bush good club at 81 l6i II 59O 90. VIM
ter red Western at 81 22@l %; 800 do Racine spring
at 81 49, 800 do. white Western at Sl 80; loOlO win
ter red Western 81 6 in store, with certain fayora-
bic conditions to the purchaser, rye CONTINUES
more froey offered and the market is firm; gales Of
45O bushels at 6591Oc. for Canada East; Corn
shade rmer, but in less active demand; sales Of Sy
closinR with holders refusing 70 sell below 66c,
and 67@6sc for Southern yellow, the latter an out-
side price. Oats little hrmer with more ooing at
Pork steady for mess, and frmer for prime: salos
Of 900 barrels, at SIC 751H for mess VI 5O@2 Ior
primes closing at the latter price. Beef continues
quiet and steady sales Of 3S barrels u.s. at & fV SU
Prime mess Beef nominal: Beef Hams dull; sales
of 35 barrels at ell 20. Cut Meats quiet and un-
changed, with triing sales st "a ioT ,f Hn9pi
heavy; sales 0f 100 barrels, at Il4@lbc for prime
city. 49,. ,,,so, T. :
Coffee very quiet; limited business reported at
about previous prices. Sugar-TIansactons con-
tinue limited, and prices rule in favor of buyers
sales of 10Y boxes Havana on terms we are requested
m
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LBy Telegraph
New York Stock Market.

New YORK, November 24.-Stocks un-
settled: Cleyeand and Toledo, 3O; Galena, 81 Il-
nois Central, 62 Panama, 10; Mich gan sonthefni
1915 do Guaranteed, 50; Chicago, Burlington aud
Quincy, 721l; Reading, 81; Harlem Preferred, 500
Hudson, is54; Erie, s2; New York Central, ls,1i
Michigan Central So; Pacific Mail, SO; Chicago aud
NorthW estern, 46; New York Central Bonds Of 10
100. The Money market Is gradually settling down
but rates outside Of the Banks quite steadyi anp
IL pif cent. Is still the minimum Tor pritne Paper
Exceptional transactions 9@l2 per cent. oR uali
there Is e Cd demand At per cent; The ioreigu
ExchanR 9 ara et presents no new features Drawers
At the close met the demand freely at l039lOi on
London, and 53lG5. As on Paris.
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The Old FOgyism ofParis JOurnaIs-TheIr
Singular Business management.


Singular Business management.
The Paris correspondent of the New York
World says: .-
Speaking of newspapers, reminds me of
how far behind the American press are'the
journals of France, in many important par
ticulars, and in none more so than in their
cumbrous, slow, and ineonVenient business
management. In this respect, they have not
changed a particle fer 100 years past, and for
'slowness" and inconvenience their manage
ment willvie with any of our slowest country
journals.
went into the office of the Constitutonnsl
few days since, for the purpose of subscrib-
ing. After some little trouble, found the
clerk who takes the city subscriptions, and
he, appearing very much surprised to see me,
asked me what desired; and upon my in
forming him, in the blandest and most polite
manner possible that wished to become a
subscriber to his valuable journal" he in
formed me as blandly, but with an evident
surprise at my ignorance, that the office was
'JeTms," it being then few minutes after
four o'clock; and upon pressing my inquiries
he was kind enough to convey to my be-
nighted intellect the information that sub
seriptions were only received from ten A..
NJ. TO four P. NJ; 30 the next day at noon l
s;nt and subscribed.
For the daily papers Of Paris no subscrip-
tions are taken for less period than three
months, and which very properly is required
TO be paid in advance. Then the subscrip-
ton must either date from the lst or 18th of
the month; and person subscribing on the
10th must either not commence receiving
his journal for five days afterward, or. in
case he wishes his subscription to date from
the LIST, the clerk, when he subscribes,
hands him the ten back papers. Then the
newspapers are sent out, and all my journals
come to me in that way--carefully folded up
and surrounded with band, on which il
printed my name nam ,L ana adress, ins name o
scription terminates.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-26

A STRANGE 0UTPoURING OF THE SPIRIT.-
A clergyman, who was addicted to strong
potatiOns, having imbibed more than usual
one day, his stomach rejected the overdose.
A number Of his flock passing by at the time
inquired what allied him. The parson, who
was on his knees, retching violently, hic-
cupped out that it was only an Outpouring Of
the SPiTil
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-26

LTE AT PIKE's PEAK--A queer Place Jof
a Saint.-A New Yorker, while on recent
visit to his son, an assayist on Nevada Guleh,
Pixies Peak, saw sign swinging over q
small log cabin, with the words, Saints
Rest, but imagine his surprise ON finding a
party OF miners busily engaged with cards,
gambling, swearing, smoking and drinking.
He lookout his memorandum book and made
an entry something like this: HSunday-
Saints Rest-A dozen men gambling, swear
ing, &c. Such is life at Pixies Peak"
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-26
Especially Reported for the Daily Press.l
CovfnRton Cattle Market.

Below we give the total receipts of Stock
for the week ending Saturday. NoyemTer q, six
Prices ranged as f,llows, Cattle, lA@3Ac.i Sheep,
2J5C1S1fc.; Lambs, 81 5O@3 per head; Hogs, Sc The
and Hogs are dull at the prices. This is owing to
the bank suspensions and the impossibility of get
Airr parnr discnunind
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-26

AKeLo-SAxoE DIREoTEEsss- The Anglo
Saxon way Of preferring requests, certainly
has the merit OF great directness. keep off
the grass is as thoroughly Western as the
prairiss. How different from the Oriental
courtesy Of the Celestials, who beg to state,
chsice Chinese, that the luminous visitor is
excused from plucking the Aowersl sect
outP' is English pray, be graciOusly ex-
cused," is Chinese.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-26
FanoY Artieles.

HNARD BASKETS, CAR = x 8.
" Watch stands, Jewelry stands, fVfte- -inon-
naies, Latchets, Puff boxes Toilet f9oitles teL-
Teojh -bruehes, and large variety Of other hanos
Aie0'''' Ror sss kBERF ROSS, Druggist
moi s. W. cor Contral-av. and hikhth -.
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[By Telegraph
uwr..s

New ORLEANS, November 24.--Cotton
steady: sales 5000 bales at l0A@l0lkc. Corn $50
zoe, Sterling Exchange lol@lOlf New ,, fGTs tSis
morning,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-26
OHIO g. MISSISSIPPI
RAILRO a ID.
+ BROAD GAUGE.
CINCINNATI & ST. LOUIS.

THROUGH WITHOUT CHANGE OF OAhb
1.-TWO DAILY TRAINS FOX YIN.
n CENNES, Cairo and SC. uouis atE
As2S A. N and 6;35 P. M. g9sff,eseSte4
Three daily trsins for Louisville ct 4i95 a. d,
p. N. and S:35 p. M.
Mitchell Accommodation leaves at 2. M.
One train for Evansville vt AI95 A. M.
The trains connect at st. Louis for all points n
, Kansas and Nebraska, Hannibal Quincy and Keo.
kuk; at st. Louis and Cairo for Memphis, VickBburg
Natche2 and New Orleans,
One through train on Sunday at 1ssl5 P. n.
Returning, fast line leaves East st. Ious, ,Sundayl
$3.50 P, Nj. :.
arriving at Cincinnati at 7s:8O A. M.
Fer through tickets to allpoints West and South,
please apply at the ofces: Walnutstreet House, be-
Tween Sixth q Seventh-streets; No. Burnet House,
corner Office; Northwest corner Front and Broad
way; Spencer House Ofice; No. East Thir street,
nd at the Depot, corner Front and Mill-streots.
- GEO. b. McOLELLhN,
Rpls N .',f General Superintendent.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-26
For Chapped Hands, etc.

DURE GLYCERIN, GLYCERIN LO-
II TT0N, Giycerole OF Roses, SemPhor lce' Cana
PAO' ''-'' ~ AIBERT ROSS, Druggist,
MOI & W. cor. Central-ay. and Eighth-Ht
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-26
$50 Reward

Will, GIVE THE ABOVE REWARD
u to any Grocer Who viii give me one months IN
struction In the art Of keeping Grooery store.
Address N. J. Box 1s0a3, claOinnalla uois-hs
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Fistula i'm Ano Treated

liar method OF tTeatments discovered BY himself
about eight years ago, and which has been at-
tended with complete success in every case. ~.
OWENS has been citizen Of Cincinnati Tor thee
last twenty fye years, and the afflicted thAS
the above Ia no hunibug. For further tniofme..
tion, apply at his Office and residence, No. 80 mess
Seventh st., Cincinnati. ocoV-u
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-26
MIsCELLANEous.
nRa, 4, KAaKTsHSTEIRIE,isa aITT TIIEia PAATENT Elhsi

nR. KAKsHNRR,s PATENT ELBCs
~ TRU.THERAPEUTIC BATHS = CURES
PERFORMED BY THEM; Mr.. M. Ghamplain, But
ter Merchant, 243 Central avenue, Mercuriat Alec
ton and Paralysis Of the right leg. w. A. Stacey
Plumberg 263 Central. avenue, Structure, partial
Paralysis and extreme Nervousness. Jas. II. Whittier
Attorney -at-law 260 Walnut street, rheumatism OF
ten years standing. NJ Snyder, Attorney .at-law,
General Debility, caused by hard study. John HI.
Patrick, Merchant Tailor, ZIG Yine-street, Aath-
matte and Catarrhal Affection. Mr.. Houston, Tin.
ner at DRwsen's Tin shop, George street, Asthma
Dyspepsia and nervous prostration. VIM. Dick
Carpenter AZ Barr-stTeet, Palpitaton of the Heart
and flow of blood to the brain. Mr.: Adams, GuyanL
dot, Va, Paralysis Of the entire right side. Mrs.
Or. Wombaugh, 220 Barr. street, Incipiept Com
sumption. Miss Kate Doherty, George-street, Cell
lular Dropsy and neryous debility. Mrs. HighwAr-
den, Tfin Ohio, Falling of the Womb and Hysteria.
These Baths are In successful operation at Ala
West Fifth-street, between Mound and Park, under
the charge Of DR.. n. Smith Boynton. The Doctor
refers all those wishing to try these Baths to the
above:named parsons, and TO many more II desired.
All Chronic and Nervous Ailments treated with
equal success. scrofula, Narcotic. and al mineral
poisons abstracted from the system. Patients Will
not take cold after taking these baths in the oeldest
weather. Call and get pamphlet, giving the
theory and practice Of this new mode Of treatment
No other baths like them in the city. Consultation
Free Office hours from A. M, to 81 p III. MRS.
BoYRTON will attend TO the ladies'. For further
particulars call or address, ineloeing stamp
-;.. - DR. N. SMITH BOYHTQNl
oc2SsH Cincinnati, Ohio.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-26
The Fame thereof Spreads.

WNyHEELING, SEPT. %, 1S6O.-MR.
w J. J. BUTLER, Agent, oiueinnati-Plesse
send By boat, 81 doZen assorted, quarts pints,
ETC., Of your EXCELSI0R FLUID INKS, and
oblige new customer. 4. o. MoAFEE,
Wholesale Dealer.
n. B.-Count me in.
Fay's Patent Tags for sale. no2O
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-26

PHILADELPHIA. November 22.-Flour quiet:
sales al SS5 75 Wheat steady; sales i39 bushels At
81 II for white, and 81 p for red. Corn Declining:
prime old yellow NJ 65c, Whisky lower az S)ct
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-26
Bouquets and Cut Flowers.

eaS 4. seppsd RodnS9GEs g At At.2
orders at L; scanlan q Co.'S Drug.gtore, n, 2, COR
Fourth and Main hrs' W: y. S9hnsons Zones: NEE
Geo. shuesler's Drugstore, 3. w, corner Sixth and
Yinei and Mrs. Peters Son, north side Sixth, bet
Cooks Walnut Hils Nurseries, J. 8. COOK,
nol3-tf WalRut Hills and White Oak Nurseries.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-26
INDIANAPOLIS AND CINCINNATI
SHORT, LINE RAILROAD.
!. Shortest I1oute bY 30 NlIaa.

MIO CHANGE OF OAKS TO INDIANAF.,
~, OILS, at which place Il unites EtifE3ss
with railroads for and from All points,
III i THREE PASSENGER TRAINS
Leave Cincinnati daily from the foot Of Mil ans
S:1fe A. M.-OHiOAGo MAIL.-Arriyes At In.
dianaPolis at lo;41 A.. Mi Chicago Ct r. M. -l
11,6O A. M.-Terre Haute and Lafayette Accom-
modation- -arr j cat Indienapolis at $50 P. M.
9 II. m.-CHICAG0 0EXPRESS-Arrfves ct Ind
annapolis q tl0;ibP. NJ; Chicago et 730, Am. n
Sleepin Ca ltare attached to- all night trains or
this 1ines and run through TO ohieago without
Be sure you are in the right ticket -ofcs before
you purchase your Ticket and ask for Hofets via
Fare tie same, and time shorter than by any oths,
route. -t. . .r.,.,.fs..t . t..,..;. ,
THROUGH TICKETS, good until used, can be OBJ.
tanned at the ticket Offices, at Spencer House corner,
Northwest corner Of Broadway and Front; No. 4
Burnet House corner; at the Walnut street House;
No. East Third street, aud at Depot Once foot oI
Min, on Front;street where all necessary informA
omnib6ses run to and from each train, and -wM
call for passengers At all hotels and al parts Of the
city, by leaving address at their office, n b..
ap2l WY 81. O, LORD, President. .
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-26

SEAhER PROPOSALS WILL BE RK-
SCEIVED at the Office of the Board of City Im-
proyements, until nine o'clock A. NJ, of TUESDAYs
Govember n, 1860, for extending the two cnlyerts
Fifth street, east of Butler-street, from their
present terminus TO the west line Of Butler-street,
q distaLce Of seventy feet. To be square, and OF
the same size as the present onlverts- IIr
Each bid to be accompanied by two sureties. Bid
deTs to usa the printed forms, as no other will be
received By order of the Board.
nols-tt OHAs. BALLANUE, Clerk.
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Hankg's Ben and Brass Foundry.

NILES WORKS, formerly George Il. Hanksl No
- 100 East Second-stTeet, Cincinnati. .-
H1ELLs KEPT CONSTANTLY Y ON HAND
A1 made to order, " any ize up TO $500 pounds
Work aud Brass and ComPosition CASTING made s TO
Solder, and every description Of finished Brass
Work. - ii -.
particuiar attention given 10 Steamboat Work.
such as WTought-iron Piping, and RittiRgs put UPS
Steam and Water Gauges Metallic Packing W histleaf
Blowers, Engine Bells, &c. Lager beer Cocks and
all other varieties always on hand, t.
se29-tf THOMAS FIRTH, Suporntendent.
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Saturdays Chicago Times observes con-
eerning Friday ~ W. - -.

There Is nothing new in Money matters. Things
are at standstill, both as regards Currency and
Eastern Exchange. majority of the Bankers
seem to think there is q better time coming and
are disposed to wait for 1t. Eastern Exchange con-
tinues stiff at 617 per cent prem. and in some in
Stances higher rates have to be paid by outsiders.
The general feeling among our merchants Is that
these rates can not be maintained any great length
of time. The quantity of Hogs and hog product
which will go forward to the East during the next
Two weeks, will make a large amount Of Exchange,
and have q tendency to ease matters up very ma
ttrially Private advicss from st Louis assure us
that the Banks Of that CITY, and Of the entire State
of Missouri, are we'll fortified for any emergency
which may arise Their line of circulation is small
and their Specie list large. . r % ..u 90. .f.4.e
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-26
Lard Pumps! ! Lard Pumps

n BRASS OR IRON ~
LAtST PUMPS OK
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Retail Grocery Gard.

Pickles, Preserves, Pepper -sarces ketchppEs MUS
taTd Ground Spices, Yankee Vegetables Yeast
Powders, aud ali goods pertaining 70 the trade.
Gau7-tfl ID. DEWEY Nalnutrst.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-26

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
- CEIYED at the Once Of the Board Of City In
November %, for fitting up two rooms in. PEARL
street Market-house for Station. house, According
to plan and specifications in Office Of said Board.
By order of the ..,- :. .--
no2l-tt COMMITTEE.a
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INSURANCE OFFICES &C.


ruVUgr VIRGINIA LIFE INSOhANOn OynE ~.
nv now fully prepared for business anu W VIZ
4, esrnestIy called 10 the Importance o. y. ms
h.n under its charter divides seven on ~
& ,res years among the policy holder' ersuy psns .ne
ssnsed The advantages Of the Mutual s ~,
neretua Capital Stock Of 100000 ana w i,, ~ ~
have permanent moneyed Interest IN conducting I've
sGars with prudence and economy ~ o,.L .nd F.niD,.
m CHARTER requires one hall Of the Capital STOCK and
n be invested 10 bond and Mortgage on unin0uA'e M ~
worth double the Amountl "a, ia 4, retaining NJ bome
The chief object Of the Company Is 70 Ao IN ~
ense amount Of money which goes IRON our
ior Ilie Premiums Northern Conpanes 49,
loaned 70 Customers for term Of years " 'eB@' ' w
bursed In our midst ,a IIfe and term Policies 4.
,ped AZ As low other good CompAnie'' 0@''
one year or for . term OF yeArs ana
VIM H. MaciAriAnd, John John Purcell 4 Sel,
yosePn n Hs,.,h Jos. 4. Anderson,
1851 NJ HrCsns. Thomas p. August,
ts II Nontsws 70. II. MAury,
nHnI5T pr,r Jas. A. Oowardn,l
IiS n,.tsr' J. b. Nc ICELAND,
49, 100 p. T. Moore,
yonn '0 Inn,-,on John II. Claiborne,
Lewis d. Oren1hAU, D. v \, wn rhi,
" W y ~ psslervn Wyndham Robertson,
~ a. ~ 4 W.rrSson John O. Ahafer,
Wm ii. HaNal1 o 5..niH.
c. n she'll Edward Noryel,
Sl,,r,ton Goddia Geo. J. sumner,
John Dooley. - ,Dp o. NJ S0d'iuso'
Vies Prssideat-WM II. HAXALL
PAvsicida-Dr BLAIR BURWELL.
AnorHeV--R0BCOE D. HEATH ESQ
.oy j ADAIR PLEAsANTs, secretAi
EE-omee corner Main 1ith streets, Richmond.
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VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
FALL ARRANGEMENT.
6 IS "


DN and AFTER Monday the let Of October,
" The Mail and Passenger Trains,
Wi Richmond daily Except sunday a. $50 NJ, for
saunion all intermediate Way Stations connecting at Cor
louisville with the Orange and Alexandria Railroad Trains for
Alexandra intermediate stations and at Charlottesville with
their trains ynchbug and all points West and Southwest Of
that place And every other day. viz Tuesday, Thursdy and
Saturdays for Jaekson River and stations West OF staunon
Browns Stages connect with the train at stauntop,
on Mondays and Fridays and at Goshen Tues
DAYS, Thursdays and saturdays, for Lexington.
Mason Company connect with the TrAln
Tuesdays Thursdays ant Saturdays at hboo Tor the Warm
sprnes River for the White Sulphur SPRING.
LeWiSburg, &C. -
RETURNING,
The Mall Train leaves JAcksonS River Mondays, Wednes
days and Fridays, at 1916 P. g., for Stanton
A FREIGHT TRAIN with PASSENGER CAR ATTACHED.
will leave wsyneboo Ii5 and slunton, at 9i5 A. NJ,
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays for JAcktons Biver
RETURNING,
Leave Jacon River Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays
at 7:45 A NJ, for Waynesboro'.
Through Tickets for the Warm and White sulphur SPRING.
Lexington LewSburg &c Ao for Winchester Lnehourg Bon
sack Salem shaWsyl ChTisansburg, Bristol Knoxville DG
ton Chattanooga Nashville Grand Junction, Memphis Canton
New Orleans and all Important Points In the souwes can be
procured al the Ticket Office. - .
THOMAS DODAMEAD,
octi General superintendent
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RAILROADS, &C.
RICHMOND AND DANvILLE RAILROAD.
@@3

LzzI -
surERISDESDESI's oTNE,
Richmond, 18th Nov. 1890 (
winter Arrangement.
TO 7HE SOUTH AN0 sOUIR WEST
ON Monday, Nov 18Th, passenger trains viii
" follows: -
FROM RICHMOND TO DAHHTLLE
Mail Train Richmond daily Except Sunday al O'Clock
A. NJ and rea hes Danville at 10 o'clock p. NJ.
Accommodation Train Richmond daily Except sundays
o'clock M and reach Danyie at 81 O'Clock A. ~
FROM DAHPILLE To RICHMOND
Mall Train e1ves DAnve daily Except sundAys ats O'Clock A.
NJ and reaches Richmond los O'Clock p. N.
Accommodation train leaves Danve daily Except Sundays at
2lo'clock p. NJ. and reaches Richmond at 6.lOA NJ.
Trains from Rchmc nd connect at Burksy with the trains
Side Railroad for Lynehburg thus forming
with the South and south-West twice day.
Trains Danyie connect AZ urkIye with the eouhslde
Railroad trains for Petersburg and ok, and Richmond
wi the trains the Richmond Fredericksburg Potomac
Railroad York River Railroad with
Steamboats, for Norolk and Old Point
Through tickets be procured and baggage will be checked
through 10 the following points
Lynchburg, Chattanooga.
Bristol, Nashville,
ROCKVILLE, Hue lville,
alton, Grand Junction,
Atlarta, Memphis,
Montgomery. Canton,
YcAsburg Aad Jackson,
oHAA @. TALCOTT.
nol9 Gen1 suPt.