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nrvovcxD yoa NEW Cars. la the Supreme Court Of
bst"n kooe Croker divorced from sarah Croker
Tor desertor. The libel forth that TIE bellant
rssrried " 1918 N thc rspoodcua and bsd BY her
cedren, but that shc unmindful o. her marriage
rant, ned " the shaters cf Csntev suyy ssct pro
feeeisr IN believe he relation % husband aed vfs
void, where she continued ~ live rndcr .
o. Massachusetts, this 10 . cause for divorce, which vAs
Accord ngiy dccreed.
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"Mrs. Gurnsy1 Apologize Base Forgery.

| "Mrs' Gurnrys Apology Uase Forgery
Various letters have been received from EngAnd bear
Ing testimony that this paper forgery ans was un
known In England till conveyed thther in American jour.
mails The first Of these from Lady Buxton, who With
ready intuition remarks
"A forgery i u We suspect 1t ID a money making
trick OF the publishers y
letter which now lies before me- post marked Paris
August 81 In the handwriting Of NJ Co. the unhappy sub.
Ject Of this bse fabrication and addressed TO Edmund
Quincy fully denies its authorship end ssys.--
g" know nothing whatever OF the lettsr u 81 Won
aude and bope you viii let the world know II nj onoo
~ IL scandaious In those who have done it,
THIS enough to set the matter at rest But alas
can any REPUTATION Of paper SO widely circulated 30
pregnant with impure thoughts fand ,ohish before its ~
heato ~ Broth rhead aussoriirely ses;ounceS as a
J@oy atone for tbs tainpg Of wells which thepec~
pie drink and for the Introduction te
Ing into the Eden Of maz2 home which had been watchfa
~ guarded in other respects but into which the puoc press
has carried embodimer orvcc anan elaborate argu-
ment for impurity; the prot ,sted against is
rue, yet finding a lotgemcn We may fear in minds
which would disregard the intended antiecte
Let no one regard this apology for the eopement
That has already brought its litter and repent
ance But fasehood in itself lad and should be reutcd
Deliberate caumny in telf tsse and ought to be re-
buked Forgery great CT me against human so,ictyi
for which human Law wisely provides condi5n punish
meat.
O3e other correction called for This has been
fairly stigmatizee az aQuakar espementr An illus
rated journal (.th sslse psrtreiD asserts that the
alleged writer or the fsraed laiter is "a member of the
Scctefy Of Friends v.i0cvv 1.Iued Qadkeysn We're this
ase and unfourded ASSN, ton true, what motive
prompted, what good wns DO answered by such Q
eerences When MethsdifA an EpscopaiiAn, BAp-
ist, &c com nits crime 10 n ch>sgeabc spon his
hurch, but upon his viostor Of il teachings Hence
here IL no implied stigma upon the church OF England
which she str ma uber. when II Is stated
bat this stray ing was never Friend, almost
ever In Friends neetipR- bu was, as were her pa.
ents, In connection tn the nnass nal estab shment
WIN J. ATKINSON.
BURLINGTON, N. j., N.rAh Nonta. 18th, 1890.
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The Wide AWakss.
TO TIE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

In your article under the head Of Wide Awake organize
ton you state that Capt Brooks Posty elected In
command Of the Sixteenth ward Wide Awake company.
II should be Eighteenth ward Rail Spltters the only Rail
Splitters 10 the city, have determipod to stick TO
our nrst name. Capt. Postley Ia commander Of tho
Eighsesath ward Rail Spliters BY making this correc-
tion you viii obligc Raj. SPLITTER.
NEW YoRx, Sept. 10, 1850.
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AcApssr cr MuSo-verdis "showv opera, "rhe
scilian vcspers attracted very large, and, for The
season, which has a. yea hardly commenced fashionable
audience. The distribution embraced Madame COlsoo
ssige Ferri and 0enebrel, bssso cantaats from the
0psra House 81 New orleaas Madame oDlson N enrolled
In the list Of reliable artsts, and hss sure
position with The public, therefore her renss most
welcome We smssG those Who believe that Elena 10
Madame colscns best role and s sdbsrins 70 that
opiniou say that she sang exceedingly well last
night. sgnor Nigcni wse excellent In Arriso and n
eenebreI proved himself 70 bc thoroughly good artist
OF course hh style more French than Italian, but he
hes ecod method, and voice which, n not remarkabss
for volume v Of exccilent quality and extended pa
II hardly esnry 70 say that ~ Gcnebre grace
FOL and elegant actor. That 10 the rule With the French
singers 10 the exception with the Italians The opera
altogether very veil done and vii bear repetition
On the evening the sfravats vl be gven, with Madame
rabbvi, @igei and vervt Tho admirers Of Verdi oil
thus have opportunity 70 compare the rival companiss
In the aame OPEN which sung a Nblos rueeday
M "s'cuha vagsvs" VII Be repessed 81 ths Aes6emy
a Friday
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The Grain stores OF the Metrspolis.
10 THH EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

Having observed very erroneous statement 10 one o.
the city papers reference 70 the capacity Of The regular
grain sores In this city and Brooklyn take the liberty
20 furnish correct list Of that accommodation which -
thls time may not be unintcresting-
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CITY Intsllf1cuce.

DASexRocs CorIHIoS BETWEEN Two FScx SIR FEaSx,
Bo.rs-A very dangerous collision occurred about half
past O'Clock yesterday morning. the East river
between two Of the Williamsburg ferry boats, which tits
wonderful did result IN the loas Of several lives The
steamboat General Warren, loaded da~n with pssssn-
GERS A always tho that houx OF the arning,
Was approaching near the Peck sp. bridge, whie the
George Washington wing her Aock for Williams
burg contest for the right OF wry-worse than thAs
the stage drivers N city
give The natural consequence followed COLLISION GO
Cured the Washington being severely damaged
he ran sancheo,s windows and roof Of one end Of ne
ladies' cabin completely shattered and carried Away Oar
iny such reckless conduct shoaa not DO tolerated In
pilots, vhoSs prudence and judgment The lives Of
thousands Of people daily dependent very
long ago that poor mans life sacrificed ~ some
what similar accident Tho washlnston and warren b.
long 10 one company aud shessore such cAsgrNosu con
duct should Ne checked Immediately.
ExcuRsron yoR uu BsSKyu ON NM CarRcn or rm
TRANSFORMATIONS AHD rm sgaooLs ATzAsHm 70 1.-The
sixth ward especially that portion II vulgarly
sgnated "rhs Five Points, does not enjoy the most
enviabls reputation IL world for private morality
public virtue But the golden sc come. II would seem
the most startling charactx. On Tuesday last the people
who reside the vicinity Of the Cnurh Of the Transng
purcus PARK street. joined IN an excursion 70 Jones
wood with the intention Of adding 70 the practical en-
be unnecessary 70 that The people were we'll behaved
but IN the present instance u matter for special remark
that better conducted decorous company was
never assembled In Jonea' Wood
Tm HANOVER IHpuxxpxu GrARp, Frederick Kucbel,
captain, their sixth semi annual target cxcur.
yesterday East New York. They were presented
the morning with splendid pair OF blue silk Kuidc
flags, besides number Of wreahs and amer reaching
EAst New York they partook Of warm lunch, aud pro.
ceeied 10 contend for the prizes After shooting they
proceeded up stairs 10 take dinner which provided
for them In the best style, and After nnishing
number Of speeches made and thirty eight prizes
were distributef TO the beat marksmen.
TARGET ExcuSHos.-rhe attn annual parade OF tho
Raj ronpkins Guard, Of rompkinsvie, l., took place
yesterday. The Guard. under command Of william g.
Deuysc, formed st the house Of Abraham segune and
proceeded Bddles Grove where they shot TO- thirty
eight valuable prizes after which they marched 70
Tompkinsvic, and received their awards 81 Nautilus
Hall, Of which Mr. Thomas @. Burns 10 proprietor The
Guard made excellent appearance, and numbered Sc
venty i've men, rank and Ole. The invtedkuess, some
twenty eve, the 1rst men Of the town, and we're
excccdiDgly epthuaiastc.
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The RscOrderDhfp.
TO THE EDITOR or TIKI HERALD.
see BY your paper this A. NJ my name a. one OF the
candidates for Recorder viii you obsc me By contradict
ing that statement not, and will not accept nomi
nation for that any other ONCE. Very respectfully,
JAMES N SMITH,
New YORK, Sept. 10, 1860. Al Park row.
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district this city that gentleman has sent the fol-
loving letter, denying the statement :.
TO TUE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
Nnw YORK, Sept. 10, 1860
Please correct the into which you to have
fallen "that q candidate for Congress- am not
candidate for that or any other Office.
UMos BARBECUE "A grand Bell and Everett barbecue
viii be held at Chestertown, Nd, on the 9th Of next
meath.
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ArruTrrp RArr, MuRpn srIcSs -YesterdAy
morning Scotch Oh ipwrishs, named James Gathry
made diabolica attempt 70 ravsh bis daughter Caihe.
rDs small, simple looking girl Of fourees. Failing In
this attempt, he made unsucoessfa efforts kin her.
70 end the tragedy BY suicide Tho fsc relating the
case stated By Catherine folowsTt appear the
father has varcos occasions during the past year At
tempted The Of incest with the daughter which
ways, account II The proximity Of third party,
proved unsuccessful To avoid this Interference he In
duccd Sunday last 70 accompany him 70 New York.
for the purpose be said OF getting ioe cream bat really
70 copduct her 70 disoepuab house In Elizabeth street
Herc through her cries for help his purpose frus
uated Yesterday morning, while sns was engaged IN
mailing FIRE, he.enscrcd, and throw ns her upon the
noor again Attempted but without owing IN the
inserfcrcoce OF the girls mother few minutes subse-
quenty he struck her violent bios the bead with
are Immediately amer which he drew and cut his
throat and severed the veins OF his The girls
wound proved 70 be merely scsp cut 0athrys Of
very serious nature, and u laet evening when favor
able chsnee took place, the doctors stated that would
be impossible for him 70 live.
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Wide Awakeism IL strictly Sectional, n,
National.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
your notice Of the origin and purposes Of this
tioual military organization, you state that In response
to invitations sent Wide Awake clubs, by the New
York Central Club, that
Answers have been pouring from parts the Union
and many thousand Wide AwAkes have sxnoed their inen
ton 70 In the grand political carnival Of the
We emphatoally deny and challenge proof 70 the
tray, that have been airing Gin from oil parts
OF tho Union" They In, at all, from only about
half the States. As Mr. Seward claims their origin
from the old federast Hartford was perhaps, appro
pirate place for their hrs Inauguration. Mr. Seward in
his Ia Crosse speech-reported the page In the
HERALD a. the abovecaims . military object for the
Wide Awakes, In the following language;-
He expressed his qualification a. the strength Of this Wide
might not cease with he election They had hesrd for two
months f the last OF Congress incessAn boasng
what the South would do Of ph
10 the Presidential election That tngency
snty and though he did not apprehend there would
EFFORT made % carry out these thyess yet effort should
mighty convenient in sitting and crushng any attempt
overthrow the government.
This Is the frst time any political party in the United
States has been organized military basis, and
with military objects In view Ard, that 10, should the
black republicans into the possession OF the gene.
raj govern ment however unconstitutional obnoxious,
aggressive they may be al oud the South make any ef
fort 10 oppose II, these Wide Awakes 70 be marched
no the South and by force OF subugate It 10 tho
will Of the " rrepressble conflict"
We denounoe such military threats Of the Senator
bold treason against the Union OF these states
ZOUAyE
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Pledges OF Candidates for the Legisla-
turo.

Pledges OF Candidates for the LegIsla-
turo.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
win you ask the people TO insist upon the following
pledges from the candidates 10 the Legislature:-
The repeal OF the Gridron Railroad bills In toto.
q The repeal Of the law giving away tho West Wash
ington Market and in favor OF lis unconditional restoa
tion TO the city.
The restoration Of cheap ferrage the East river
A. The repeal Of the law which c)mpeb citizens 70
pay over $500 900 per for the support Of common
schools in the interior.
s. To work for restoration OF our violated municipal
rights and favor OF giving heavy tax payers the
right TO select persons dsburse IL In their midst
To amend or repeal our corrupt Harbor Master and
Quarantine laws
T. The repeal Of the law granting sst 900 TO the Com
missioners Of Record.
No candidate who does not pledge himself Ia the affirm
alive regard to these important questons should
ccive vote from any Of citizens be his politics or
claims what they may.
Yes or no, gentlemen. H0NE5TUS
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NJ. wheeler net . Candidate.
Rumos having placed Hon. John vhssisv amcos the
list q sspir~n,s for Congressional hcscr ls the srM
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TotSl..............,.si,O& 81
All Of which i certified:
J. N. BENNETT, Auditor.
The Real Estate above mentioned much thereof shall
be sufficient to satisfy the Taxes the same With interest," and
commits and OF advertising will be sold auction the
Court Hoe Of Henco County MONDAY the lst day Of 0c
tober, 1869, commencing at II O'Clock, A. NJ.
TERNsCash payable Immediately the sale Of each parcel
JOHN A. HUTCHEsON
sei4-v4E Sheriff Of Henrico County.
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GRAss AND GRAIN sCYTHEs, CRADLES
" We respectfully call attention 20 assortnent OF
"WAdronS" Grass and Grain scythes, all sizes
81. @. Colsons" Patent do do do do
Grass Hooks and slckles
Superior Cast Steel, Wedding and Filling Hoes
Spades and Shoves OF various makers
Forks, 2 8 and Prongs
Those In wAat shall be furnished at the lowest market price.
my4 l. MOORE CO., "a Pearl g.
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UVHE BALTIMORE AND SAVANNAH eeSSEs.
u STEAMSHIP COMPANY, composed OF hrstcla1s
Itsshrs running regularly between The above p5rt
Rgh. shipped savannah the Interior Of the states o.
Ge1gA ana Alabama, By Railroad fron savannah, win have
Pron-i atten,loa T. Il. BELT, IT., Agent
lest Baltimore.
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TNXPEDITIOUS, COMFORTA- Ca EySdSSssE
" BILE AND MOST ECONOMICAL R0UTETo tfsaSStHa@2 ~
THE VIRGINIA SPRINGS VIA THE RIOHM0NDA DANYILLE,
sOUTH-sI, r. AND VIRGINIA TENNESSEE RAILROADS AND
OPPOSITION LINES OF STAGES nsurng 10 the traveller ample
oom, attention and lew fares
Yor reenbr white sulphur and the Springs tickets 70
Depot 9 by opposition lines OF stages TO the
Sweet Springs Jy present rate Of stage Ir e. and to the
reenbrer white Sulphur az So being $500 to the Sweet aud ~
Greenber White Sulphur SPRING. There are also OPP
position hes Stages running from Salem depot via the koGn'
Sulphur Springs and line Of stages nom the Montgom
cry White Sulphur Springs via the Mountain Lake and SAT- sui
phur Springs the Gre nbrer White sulphur Springs.
For coiner Springs purchase tickets to BOnsAks Dpot price
pot price eT.40
For Allegheny Springs purchase tickets TO shaWTvie, price
1905
Montgomery White Sulphur Springs, purchase tickets TO Big
For yellow Sulphur Springs purchase tickets chansburg
Depot, price IS 10.
ior Old Red sulphur Springs, purchase tickets 70 Dublin Depot
price $780, ~
Jeq9-dsm Gen1 sup't Va 4 Tenn Z. r.
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NED RUNTLINE'S NEW BOOKS.

NEW YORK MERCURY STORIES. Pull Of H.
~ ustraons Just published aud for sale at retail whole
sale caea Frederick A. DrAdp q st.
Y Price 25 each for g. the whole II for a.
The White Wizard or Prophet Of the Seminole
dams. By Ned Bunlne. Price Csc.
sea Walt the Terror the )oast tale Of pryateeng
In lTT6 by Ned Buntline Price s5c
sabberday The Idiot tale Of the and deeds
oflTT5 By Ned Bunlline Price 25c.
Efida he Red Royers Daughter. mystery OF New
York By Ned Buntline Price CSC.
The % Grudye: Romance OF the Revolu
ton. Ned Buntline. Price 25c.
g. Our Mess The Pirate Hunters OF the Gulf tale oil
Naval cro and wild adventure In the Tropics BY Ned Bun
line. Price sc.
Pres, o The Curse Fulnled. tale Of the Amer
cAu REVOLUTION. by Ned Bunline Price 25c
ThayeadsnegeA The SeOuge; The WarFage OF the Mo
hawks tale Of Mystery, Ruth and Wrong by Ned Bunlne
Price 25c.
o. sela Delorue The Camanche's Dream Wild and
c story Of SAVAGE Cvalry BY Ned Bantne Price csc.
TO- The R Spray. tale the smuggers
glh Channel BeuiSly Illustrated. b. Malcolm J. Erym.
Price csc
IL Pathway; or The Mountain ou,lass tale Of the North
ern Trapping Grounds By Dr. J. H. Robinson Price Csc.
All Of the above Books full Of Beautiful Irailve Engrsv-
ings, by barley.
Agen'sand all Others will please
orders AZ once
Copies any o; the above will be sent free
mall TO any enc, on receipt Of price.
Call or send, address all orders TO
FREDERIC A. BRADY.
Se6-d8m ~ Ann Sc, ~ Y.
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Leave Lynchburg Monday, Wed
nesday and Friday, at 9 ?. NJ.
NEW FALL STOCK
BOOTS AND SHOES.

WE received largest and hest stocks Of
w boots AND SHOES
offered 70 the Virginia trade They have selected with
great and made in such that recommend
them with perfect confidence being better In style and quality
and better arranged regard Sz than stock o.
fered TO the trade
We satisfied that house In the found
many strictly prime and good Goods In the
Boot and Shoe Line.
We assured by those who have made the experiment that
u not only better for the buyer but greatly 10 the advantage Of
the purchase such goods prepared
Country merchants enabled sell them out having
common trash goods on hand.
We will sell them low they be found in New York
other market not only saving the
In freight, but furnishing better goods
We respectfully invite friends and the trade generally who
want really Prime Goods, at low prices, TO give
call
~ All we ask a examination OF our STOCK by buyers
capable OF judging and will convince them Of the above facts
sci PUTNEY WATrs
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CHICKERlNG PIANOS

A NV and tul supply of these spiendd inst-u-
n ments have been received IllHun
In ADDITION % The beautiful Bolx ds Nolx The Or
eulaf A1tion, and ne Grand, have nov me Boz 4 ~
dolr, betutli1 Instrument Of an uprzht form.
ne Chckcn have received 3s irs. prize medals an over -
noEned competitors and o drst lnstuous and fairs o.
AmncA and or erope hey have manufactured gad sod mere
Pianos han any factCry IN TIE world
fon The CeEer1s have eanaled The ana most psra-
nen Improve nat have the Plano rs present per-
ieeon; and BY The great capital they Invested IA anufsc-
t1rng yenc- y can ae fsy any percent cheapsrthan
Ay other factory None o. her la5rnnelts leave The urroo
Without having been fully Inspected b hc artss
A. th flcioy has one agency 10 civ In
Motmoad the1l l1tren only be sold - suhaorer
ne acicry warrants az Pianos sell Orders p-orriy A.
tended %. -
Hsrsroous north ie OF Broad street. near S,h and A. Hb
- q Brothers. Nc. ts9 Nah street
aal2 EATHL oARUsI. Sole Agsul
NtolLEE WARE.--A and beautiful stock o. fancy
- LOet VASE jas. opened which an 70 please me
uosi iaf-do1a, AS prce and quality.
THOA A. BUCKLEY 4 co.
EN0R LACE, LEATHER AND BELT HOOKS,
- s1 sells KNoWLkS WALfORDs
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DAILY LINE or PACKETS.


TVJRI-wEEKLY, THROUGH TO LYNCH Ssa,s-.rTTTTk
i BURG, LEXINGTON AND BUCHANAN, HzfsZ
AND TRI-wEEELY ON THE OPPOSITE DAYS, NAMING DAI
LIZ LINE AS PAR As sC0TTsylILE
Richmond Scoitsye$ 80 Richmond TO Lexington. ~ on
LyncNburg..1 60 " buchanan. 2 O0
Tbs through line will leave Richmond Monday, Wednesday and
Friday at NJ and and aer 9Th September the Way
line oG scosye will leave at Tuesday, Thursdays and Sat
urdays and far Scoye Returning scota
Vile Monday. Wednesday and Friday at1iH A NJ.
Zee distance fare time NJ passing In card below for through
line and observe that the scotsye line will pass intermediate
points the opposite day At The hours going and hour
later coming down
Leave hchnond Monday We'd Leave Lynchburg Monday
neadaY nd PridaN AZ 5 NJ | neahav nd At
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". FElEHNUN u w.,
HOLES LEDRU GISTS,
l5j Alaa Street, Cor. 18th.
Y EEP consiantIY on band
IN Licoricc % The most Improved braniL
Ignqaa Beans q best quality.
olive on
.Gum Arabic ~ different grades
Tobacco and Cgars
Paints, O.s and DVestufa
SPICES ofa kinds, which they orr ne mes,
dating terms.
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COUNTY, OF HENRTCO.

1o,d Purchased Jy as Commonwealth for TaSes IN hsysar
e. Lrnrdl.nad and nnnin 7kansed for Sale IN 1860
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MERCHANTS
INSURANCE COAGPANE x
CAPITAL 100000.


once No. I53 Main ST., Richmond.
MARINE INSURANCE on vesses Cargo, and Freight
INLAND INSURANCE Goods transported by rivers canals or
land carriage.
YIRE INSURANCE on Merchandise generally Dwelling Houses
Warehouses, and other Buildings In town or country
POLICIES ssued current rates. and losses promptly paid
DIRECTORS:
Jos r Anderson, sAm1 J. Harrison, David Saunders
Jas L. Apperson, T. Heath, Geo. ID. sheIi
WIN. Breeder, I'd. Mccarthy, j. Stearns,
David Burr, Miller, John O. snton,
VIM IL ChrIstan VIM 6. Paine T. II. sknkeF,
John Dooey. Samuel Putney, Geo j. sumner,
I. W. GlAIebrook, John Purcell, ~. Taylor, Jr
Lewis Glnter, John d. Quarles, Wn o. Taylor,
G. =. Watson.
Communications received at office through any Director
ARoHD PLEAsAHTs, Prest
n MoHTIarn sec,y Au2I
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NANKs on TEE PERSONS
CHARGED WIN IANEs.
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ICHmOND AND YORK ca EEFs6EzF1
III RIVER RAILROAD. eEkx&z2--ff12Z
CHEAP AND ATTRACTIVE ROUTE TO OLD POINT

FARE S2-DINNER EXTRAEo Breakfast Will be prepared on
the Boat)
On MONDAY August 9Th passenger trains Nl leave
Richmond daily Except sundAys at NJ stopping Only upon
signals Pair Oaks, Meadow, Dispatch Summit TunsiAs
indian Town. Cohoke White Hall and Ronancoke and arrive al
West Pont at s:i5 p. NJ. - . d.
The fast and commodous steamer WEST POINT, Capt u
Rowe will leave King Queen Court House Landing Mondays
Wednesdays and Fridays 81 A. NJ connecting with the cars
A. Point stopping signals only at Clifton, water
Pence shepherds Warehouse Moody Cappahoosc Bgler,
yorktown and Gloucester Point and arrive at Old Point AI9A
NJ. and Norfolk at 3 ?. NJ
Returning the steamer will Norfolk Tuesdays Thursdays
and Saturdays at NJ and Old Point at SIS A. NJ, landing
above and connecting At West Point win the cars a.
NJ and arrive in Richmond TSP. NJ
No Boat landings made. -; ~,
Preghts received Mondays, Wednesdays and fridays AZ c
until NJ and at West Point Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays until 6P II.
MAttaponi TO Norfolk, " W
To Richmond.
From Richmond 70 W
an T-ts r. II. TEMPLE supt