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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-27
Thiodon,s NHuseum of Arts,


One of the most novel pleasing and instructive Ex-
top Of Animated Spendor ever introduced into this
country will be opened in this city on I
Monday, September "a,
And continue every evening during the week, at
ESMITH g. NIXON's HALL.
THIoDON's MUSEUM OF ARTS
Is, without any exception, taking all precedents
into consideration, an entertainment of unusual
merit Its success in New York was only equaled
TRIUMPHAL CAREER IN EUROPE,
Where it commanded the patronage Of the most
pire City 1t was exhibited for
TWO HUNDRED CONSECUTIVE NIGHTS
At Barnum'e Museum, New York, and for one hum
dephia nifty nights at Maryland Institute, Bati-
more, and nine weeks in Washington, attracting
THOUSANDS OF PEOPLE,
Who, in conjunction with the press, pronounced it
the latest wonder Of the nineteenth century.
The RsSqs sG i % convey idea
SCENES AS THEY ARE IN THE ANIMATED
WORLD,
Begs leave TO offer the following programme Y
A BEAUTIFUL VIEW OF THE ROCK AND
TOWN OF GIBRALTAR;
EATIONAL EGoRY,
Gf the Father Of b biz &c Country n6 Pro-
of the States;
VIEW OF VERONA;
BoNAPARTE CROSSING THE ALPS
With his Army Of $4,000 men,
all moving through the mountain passes with SOL
dierly precision, together with the innumerable
scenes from animated life which complete these
epectacles, all challenge the creduty Of the most
enthusastic adept in mechanical ingenuity and
artistic perfection. e..
THE AUToMATON R0PE-VAULTER
Is admitted, by all who have witnessed his aston
ishing performance, to be the ne plus ultra Of me-
ehanical art.
THE STORM AT SEA,
Which concludes the programme, is sublimely bean
tiful, and San form even remote idea Qf the
grandeur Of tho spectacle until they see 1t.
The interludes are agreeably allied with music
from the Orchestra. - H.t
Admission 2D cents; children under ten years,
10 cents. Doors open at o'clock; to commence at
N o'clock. Il = -r.lac r.fI D sel9-tf
T1ALACR @ AR ID DBN-VINE-ST., BE-
II TWEEN Fourth and Fifth,-New Attractions
every evening. First week Of the engagement OF
the celebrated FRANK DONALDSON AND FAM
lily, who Will give variety of Doyel and interest
ing performances every night. Miss LIZZIE DON
ALDS0N will perform her astonishing feats on tho
Slack k-wire balancing, etc lin connection with the
full troupe Of performers who will give variety of
eDtertainments during the eyening-Plays, Banc-
ing, Singing, etc Doors open at performance e
commence at 8. Admission only 10 cents reserved
seats is cents. Go every body. . b..
selS A. PALMER CO., Proprietors.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-27

MELANCHOLY DEATH AMONG THE. GLA-
cIERs--A Young Engineer Frozen to Death.--
Signor Tonini, young Italian engineer at
work surveying among the mountains which
separate Savoy and France, recently at
tempted, against the advice Of his guides, to
descend alone over glacier. The letter to
the London Times, stating the circumstances,
says
70 ''Ten minutes elapsed, and the guides, not
seeing any thing of him, feared an accident,
and went in search of him. Cautiously fol-
lowing his track, they came to a circular
opening in the snow, about two feet in cir
conference, through which the unfortunate
man had fallen into a crevice twenty yards
deep. He was still alive, and called to the
guides to get ropes and draw him out. Be-
fore the ropes could be procured, three hours
elapsed. and in the meantime he had died of
cold and the injuries he had received. The
guides heard his groans but could afford no
relief The following day his dead body was
found in the torrent which falls from the
glacier, and was inferred at Susa," rr rr-r.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-27

BATES,
~ Manager J. G. HAHLEH, Stage Manager.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BATES,
~ Managers J. G. HAELEr' Stage Manager.
Last night but two Of the celebrated American
trRgedan, Mr. J. B. ROBERTS.
THIS EVENING, September 27, will be presented
the new play, in five acts, entitled
rf LOUIS XII.
Louis XII, King Of France, Mr. Roberts Duke de
Tor Jaques, de Cotiers, Mr. Edwards Philip de
SS;rminiesii 4, Mr. Herbert Marie de Osrpnes' Miss
virginia Howard; Martha, Mrs. Rand.
Grand Pas de Dcux. ........BY the Henrade Sisters.
To conclude with the favorite Farce Of
sI THE WINDMILL.
Sampson Low, Mr. Robson; Marquis de Roneville,
Mr.. Edwards Marian, Mr.. Proctor.
Friday, Benefit of Mr. Roberts.
Pn1ers OF Apmrssros.-Privato Boxes, s.; pros,
Circle, Soc; Orchestra Seats, 5Oc Family Circle,
s5c; Family Circle Lady and Gent, 6Oc.; Parquette,
Doors open at o'clock; Performances commence
The National Hotel, adjoining the Theater, is
now open for the reception of guests. Rooms can
be obtained by day or week, and meals furnished at
all hours.
DIKE's OPERA-HOUsB.-s N. PIKE,
+. HERBEHT, Treasurer.
SECOND WEEK OF THE STAR COMPANY.
THIS EVENING, September 27, the performance
will commence with Judge Oonrad's Tragedy of
JACK CADE, THE B0NDMAN OF KENT.
AylmeEe, the Bondman, Mr.. Taylor Lord Say, Mr.;
MoWbray' Mr. Chaplin 'ETiaf Lacy, Mr.. Lana:
gan; Jack Straw, Mr.. HarTis Pembroke, MIR.
White Wat Worthy, Mr.. Radclif; Roger Sutton,
Mr. Jones; Marianne, Miss Denim; Widow oade,
Mrs. Pope.
Grand Pas de Deux ......... by the Gale Sisters
To conclude with the amusing petite comedy of
KISS IN THE DARK.
Mr. Selim PettibOne, Mr.. Hale; Frank Fathom,
Mr.. Chaplin; Mrs. Pettibone, Miss Plunkett /;
Mary, Miss Leclerc.
The manager has much pleasure in announcing
engagement, for limited number OF nights,
with Miss BATEMAN, the accomplished and beau
tiful Young Tragedienne, who will appear on Mon
day, October l.
Doors open at 7. Curtain rises at 4 to 8.
SOMBTHING ENTIRELY NEW.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-27

John H. Price, a boy of eleven years, was
recently convicted of manslaughter, in
Albany, New. York, for shooting child
eight years old. s.t..f.a- 81.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-27

One of the most novel pleasing and instructive Ex-
hibitions of Beauty, Mechanical Skill and Fascina
tioD of Animated Splendor introduced into this
country, will be opened in this city
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-27
SECOND. WEEK OF THE STAR COMPANY.

DIKE's OPERA-HOUsE.-S. N. PIKE,
- Proprietor; o. I. SMITH, Stage Manageri J.
Il. HERBEHf, Treasurer.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-27

The Anderson Central Terdn says that in
the upper portions of Grimes County, cattle
are actually dying of starvation; something
never before known.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-15

TrEsDAY, August l4-p. ,

TUESDAY, August l4-P. NJ.
The Stock market took further turn downward
ths morning and the quoati' ns generally seemed 10
be on The gliding scale for The hour. The hammer
ing o. the part of the bear clique was well kept up
and me of the holders Of contract stock, evidently
alarmed at the appearance Of the market, put out TIER
stock at the best price IL would bring. The result was
q very thorough shaking down in stocks which nad
been bought freely speculation, and RAPID progress
toward the hard substrstum of the market. AS each
call cosed and the eager sellers relieved, Prices
stifened up and rallied little and before the Board
adjourned il became evident that the reaction had
reached lie point Of exhaustion. Sellers for the decline
had very good opportunity during the session OF
putting out contracts and there was tone oil cono
dence in the buying which made the chances OF specu
atoD in that way look less favorable than Yesterday
when the onslaught of the bears commenced between
the Boards the market was frmer. with out moaer-
ate business doing but at the Second Board ai'er
something Of hesit ion and dizziness at the start tnere
was return o. eager buying and quick rally Of from
TO q ceJt over morning priess. The turning point
Of the reaction having thus arrived apparently the de-
sire 70 ge' in again earnest as In the morning
il seemed % be ge; out The Stocks most effected
In the decline to-oay were Michigan Southern loldj
Harlem, old Erie and Galena. The Western shares
generally EEL of, but displayed great strength al the
lowest points reached. Hudson River was very hrm
durpg the day. and s Of the few Stocks upon the
List which bas been fully maintained during the general
aaclipe The business Of the Second Board was not
unusually large, and the rally took place without ex-
c;temeut. After the adjournment aud up 10 a late
bour in the afternoon the marks was buoyant and ad
vsncing, and prices were considerably higher than
,bose Of the registered sales Of the afternoon The
.Ios;no nr;ces were for: Tennessee Skies, 80 e90l
virginia 80, sllasIl; Missouri g. 6llesla Cali
topa STATE rs. 80 a 9Ol; Delaware and Hudson, Goa
ssIi pennsylvania Coal, $685. Cumberland Coal
Co., i5Isl5l; Pacific Mail, Co., 7ol S7s New
York Central, 8sa864; Erie R R. Is! ss6ii Hudson
River Railroad, 5Ss5sli Harlem Railroad riel,
4sls49; Reading Railroad, 4oi S4oi, ga
Central Railroad, e6066l; Michigan southern anu
Nortbsrn indians Railroad, 7Ol a7Oi Michigan South
err and Northern Indiana Guaranteed H"Hn
Panama Railroad, l23lol24i Illinois Central h naa
read, s2Iss2,; Galens and Chicago Railroad ''~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-15
Fnon BEpnuDA.-By arrival ofthe bark Eliza Barss,

FRoM BERNUDA.-By arrival ofthe bark Eliza Bsrs,
we have Hsniil',n, Re'mucs, pap-rs Of August
A C, met whicn had been vstbe at Hamilton nearly
a We. h. di-aprca I'd on the l0th.
A census Of tine leland j. TO re taken.
petition o. The RoDan Canolics for pecuniary aid
in support Of priest, reused by the Assembly.
Al Barbados the agricultural interests were suffer-
Dg severely from coniipued drouth.
Preparations are being made by the Government
and citizens of Bermuda receive the Prince OF Wales
in appropriate manner bis arrival at that island,
the Assembly sppropiating 81 900 to deffsy recep-
ton expenses.
The Postmaster of Bermuda recommends the enact
ment of a law compelling masters Of sailing vessels TO
carry the miilS between that island and the United
States The present rate paid to masters is two pence
per letter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-15
per letter.

SUBSTITUTE FoR PorAToEs.-A great deal of stsen-
ton has been paid the study in Europe of something
n serye AZ substitute for the potato, in case the
disease which has affected it for many years should
continue and appear to become ncurable One of the
things tried TO considerable extent In France ID
the Chinese yam Dioscorea ba,atasD, which mas also
been tried in this country generally without success.
Another thing which bss beer tried in several places
in Europe, with some promise Of success il the Ara
cacha, or as it ia called in Granada, where il ID
indigenous, the Apio. 1t is a perennial, herbacsous
plant, with tuberous root, which affords an album
dance of food to the native population and ss ap-
pear TO bear cultivation il is not improbable that il
viii prove acquisition to our stock Of food prodac-
ing plants. We do not know that its cultivation hss
been attempted in this country though ii has been in
troducedint England and France, some fifteen years,
andis sadt grow wellanywhere particularly In moan-
famous districts, where the mean temperature b not
above so degrees OF course II might succeed, 20 far
as climate 10 conee ned in several Southern States.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-15
The statements Of the Philadelphia banks, for the
mast tuo weeks compare az follows:

That part of the Pittsburgh and Erie Railroad lying
between jamestown and Newcastle, and the cross
road from the Ohio State line eastward together with
all the rights, privileges and franchises OF the Com
psny, were sold on the 26th ult. to Samuel Good
win and Dr. William Gibson, for the sum OF $1,000.
The sale was made on a mortgage given by the Com
psny to trustees TO secure the claims Of certain con-
tractors.
The annexed statement shows the pro rata of specie
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-15
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS REPORTED FOR TIE N ?. TRsvSr


AsHFs-The INQUIRY IL firm for both kinds the sales 81
bbs at rs l2t for Pots and IS s5 for Pearls.
COPPER-fbe market quiet bat steady at previous rates
COTTON-The msset has been stimulated by the crop &c
activity partly on specusi!oni saie, ~
bales We quote Middng UPands at ;dl0ic aud d. Gun
COFFEE-The supply very Moderate only 1873 bars and
mats including Rio and IL IA Java The export from mo
for year ending June 30 10000 bags winch
the r,aue Of crop previous year The exports In the
month 1860 10 the United Stes was @ bags ssas'
To- coo same time 1883 Prices have ranged from l4tc 70 DC
during Augut 1860 against loo to he In 1853 Inc puhss
TO-DAY l. quite small prices remain etdy.
FLOUR AND MEAL-The demand for Western and otAte
Flour limited prices OF the low grade. favor the buyeI
IN moderate supply but the stock OF old ample or t
aon the inquiry chiefly for the home and Eastern tads
an is limited export the better grades rather more al.
be- quite irT-gula the sale. are 20 bb al soG
r spf rne Western Is 40 for the low grades Of Extra
40 rs 20 for Superhne State IS ~ IS 80 Tor old
Wheat Extra State SIS 2t rs Is for new Wbes. DO az
IS shipping brands Of round hoop Extra ONO; % %
20 brands and IS 7Od sc 20 for 81 Louis RI
trs Canaoian Flour quiet former rates the arrivals are
moderate sales Of l84 bbs t5d 70 10 FOR supernne
81 pa ~ for Extras Southern Flour In good request o
prime the arrivals light of and the stock OF old re-
dured thu sales aye bbs IS 0d IS IS for mixed 70 goeo
rerne Alexandra and Baltimore and SIS asa 81 % Tor tns
better grades Rye Flour IN fair request and Is stesoy
an 200 bbs at 60 30d ~ 10 Corn Meal Il hrm the supply
skt demand good 50 for Jersey and 90 70 Tor
dyuine. - 49,, =. q s1Iass
Il for good TO prime Western Dry Cod 80 $40 ioI
Narblsbead aud e. 12td64 Is for St Georges BANK
s,, .e slowly at sl6 for No. Mass, fR 70 Tor NO ~
"a 50 for large No and 80 50 for small do hefpt "a
steady and In limited demand At o. $50 20 - iof f"A
$4,000 for No Smoked and 23dSo; for Scaled on
FRIITs-Raisins sales OF $50 pkg .. &c
for Inyer and 81 20 for Bunch 3sles also Of a.
Pineapples OF ta9c DO bbs Fall Apples t'e o'ees' -
GRAIN-There doing in Wheat and prees ave. ,"s
buysI spripe inquired AfteI bsi s hsid sso's 0s '@
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-15

STILL MORE STABBIsG-During quarrel on Mon
day night Stanton Charles Heckel stabbed George Bsr-
ger in the breast ncting serious wound He subsequently,
assault upon George B,ckner and cut his clothes In
several places Heck arrested and he'd to By jus
ce Steer The all lived No 2 Stanton street
Henry Myers Keeper of lager beer saloon In Centre street,
aken before Justice STEERS yesterday char sed with stab
bling DaieI TDomey black residing at No isa Crcsby
street, The admitted having sashed the bscksnithS
bead evetey but did IN se defense. Tuoney
seriously injured The prisoner held to answer In 81 90
Ian
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-15

- OVtIIINy
~ York-WilliAm Grove and Frederick Allison, Plaintiffs
sgaint Augustus Cussen and doro Carbone Defendants
Summons for demand contract (Com not served
To the DEFENDANTS above named: You hereby
noned and required the this action which
filed Ia the Office Of the Clerk OF the City and County Of
EewYork City OF Newly ork the 18th day OF June
ls copy Of your TO the said complaint
the subscriber his once No y Pine street in the City
OF New within twenty days after the service Of this
exclusive Of the day Of such service and you
10 answer the said complaint within the aforesaid the
plaintiffs in this action viii take Judgment against you for the
hundred and twenty dollars with
day of April Thousand eight hundred sixty beside
the cost Of this action dated June IL, 1850
Je27 law 6wWs DANIEL T. WALDEN,
~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-15

7el; Cleveland and Toleso Railroad, i5S45l;
Chicago and Rock Island Railroad 8li0ss; Chics 60,
Burlington and Quincy Railroad. sSl os9.
The foreign bill market remains as before noticed
The business for tomorrows boat has been moderate
at 1904 l09i for Sterling, and 5.6l G54i for France
Freghts are rather frmer, with fair offerings. To
Liverpool 500 Butter and l 400 boxes Cheese per
seamer ats50s. 25 900 bush. Wheat at l0id. in bulk
and l0ld. in bagsthe latter rate now refused $500
bbls. Flour at 3s.; 80 his. Tallow at 1s. 3D. bark
of 600 tuns with Wheat to London on private terms.
A vessel with Lumber-capaeity 10000 feet-from
Jacksonville to Barbados at ga Y NJ feet.
The business of the Suo-Treasury was: Receipts,
$l4O, 266-for Customs, $4,000; Paymenis, $780,
sec 96-$OO, 600 California Drafts; Balance $56sl,-
1876 40.
Comparative statement of earnings aud expenses for
the month of July 1859 and 1860, of the Buffalo and
g.. I - D.;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-15

Jalins ID. Hayden esq, for some time past Ass.soe
the Associated Press at Nsw-Orleaus ded on Monday
night IN Philadslphh Of oopsuupeoe. a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-15
CUPREME COURT-City and County O

CUPkEME COUhI.-Cuy and County OF
- New York-ALBERTINE ADELE LEDUC plaintiff
IsIDOsE LEpUC, eefendant-Summops for Relief. Com
rsq9ed 70 snsweT The so@pAt IN his action which win be
York At the City HsD OF d city and TO copy of your
answer 70 the ssid complaint the subscriber my Office
Ne City Hall place IN the City Of New Yor within twenty
dys sher the service Of this you Of
day Of such services and you fail said
plant within the time Aforesaid the plaintiff In this action win
apply 70 the Court for the relief demanded In the complaint
Date Eew-fOrk, July H. 1850
A. CBEDSEY, Plaintiffs Attorney.
The complaint In the sbove-entited action filed in the
ooe OF the Clerk OF the City and County Of New fork at he
City Ba Of the City Of the 24tn day July,
pS N A. CHEDSEY, Plaintiffs Attorney.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-15
SUPERIOR CoURT-sPxcIaL TERx.-Aue. h.-Befors Jai
tee WOODRUFF.
DECISION.

Moore ct al. ACT. Parmalee ct al-Ordsred and ad-
the plaintiffs have the relief demanded In the com
plant and tina. they recover possession of the premises therein
described and that deliver the said
premises 70 the plaintiffs which situated In the City Of New
York and known No. e5 Broadway being IN width In mont
and rear Is feet IS depth and that the plaintiff
cover Of defendants their this action to be taxed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-15

CyIpREME COJJRT-City and County Of New
Sy.rs-GHaRIrs VI KIRBY against CHARLES R.
SEKRs-sumnens fos nesey demand on contract tCen not
Sreby summoned and reqd 70 swer me complaint IN ts
ssos which sled Che once q the csrs o. me Ss and
Sy s jaw 1884 70 serve copy OF your answer 70 the said
% s> Roo,n III ork City, within twenty days AFTER
DE- ,y Of this yon exclusive Of the day Of such
r "a N Won fad TO the said complaint within
g. s&sta The plaintiff In this action viii take Judgment
1850 ep for OF two handred and seventy i've
Si Wiz p.eresi hundred and fifteen So 100 dollars
49, om January 18th 1850 and hundred and rty
dollars thereof nom March 22nd 1850 together with four
10 dollars Notary fees. bei.s the Of this action
Dated July, 1850. N COLEMAN HART
iy1S isv6wWs Pif's Attorney
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-15
Receipts Of Prod nee,

Total BY all Routes Aug H. lse02s5s bbls Flour, So SIS
hush Corn 3TO bush Wheat, IT'S bbs Corn Meal, 1928
bush Oats SG4 pigs WHISKY 50 pkg. Lard 81 pkgs Ashes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-15

UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFF1CE-AuG. II.
Before Commissioner BErr
THE EIGHTH BAIL IN THE DA COSTA CASE DISMISSED.
Tue examination in the case of Nathaniel p. Harvey,
the bail offered this has resulted In his rejection,
motion Of the District Attorney Harvey Directing Pro-
ceeding with the examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-15

ioA' -. IL %. .,t 90, ooo
ne DusineeS VI OA0 'i'oi'ue -''O 49, - -
THE steamer tomorrow will take about S6OO,OOO III
specie The bars by the California steamer are selling
at about y cent premium for California, and y
cent premium for Mint. We are still receiving come
gold from Boston, but the balances both with th chy
and Philadelphia nearly even. Messrf. Thompson
Brothers have cold to an Illinois bank siOOooc New
York 6s 1862 at lO2 and interest. Money ls IN iair
demand, without quotabe change III rates. Mr.. hs"S,
the City Controller, invites proposals Tor s2oOooV OF
Croton Waer stock until the 18th Of September next
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-15

Of che
compared with former reports earn
ine There building the line Of the road with mills
that completed few months since an amount eqna TO
looms Of machinery In view OF tins ADDITIONAL
machinery the line Of the road with the impulse given by
having line Of boats Ito through trsye safely
pect a large increase Of business. 49,
present good condition There hsve been
added within the last three buildings IN addlon 70
what then the road amounting TO upward OF
There has during time been 30 miles OF the road
laid with rails and 2. miles OF additional side TIA X
The rolling has been increased by the addition OF M cars
locomotives take the place OF old ones and four REBUILT
The inventory the rolling stock and motive power, upward
of June 1857 All Of this outlay has been
charged to 80.
The ser careful examination have decided 70
invest In the stock line OF boats 70 10 con-
necon with this road which they deem essential to the future
and prosperity Of the road .
The earnings by the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Railroad line, in the first week of August, were:
1859. 1850.
Fy.gbt s l5Oss ss 1888 90 Inc. sAS 6 s.
PSsengers....... lO,OS9 % sioZL ~ Dec'''' |< 20
Total s25l6lss S49,205 92--Inc ;. 043 81
The earnings for the first seven months In 1888 and
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-11
VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
FALL ARRANGEMENT.
E5 8 q 8 4
M nnd APrER Mondsy the bod o. octOber,

nN and AFTER Monday the LIST OF October,
IT, The Mail and Passenger Trains,
WIN leave Richmond daily Except sundays) at $50 NJ for
ataunon and all intermediate Way Stations connecting al Cor
donsye with the Orange and Alexandria Railroad Trains for
Alexandria intermediate stations and al CharoeYe with
and all points West and Southwest
ibAt place And every other day. viz TuesdAs Thnday and
aturdaVa for River and stations West OF saunton
Harman Browns Stages connect with the train At saunton
ON Moudays Wednesdays and Fridays and al Goshen on Iue
days Thursdays and Saturdays, for Lexington
Harman Mason and Company sages connect win me Train
on eSdays Thursdays and Mboro for the warm
SnnSs md al Jscksons the White Sulphur SPRING.
LeWisburg, &C. ,,,,,,,,,o
The Mail Train leaves JAeksons River on Mondays hednes
d.ys and Fridays, at a:i5, P. NJ, for Stanton -
uA's HPpiGHT TRAIN with PASSENGER CAR ATTACHED,
vii, leave WAynesboro T45, and staunon at 94o A. NJ,
Nnndava WEDNESDAYS Fridays, for Jacksons BTer.
-S' RETURNING,
Leave JAsons River Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays
At T45 A. NJ, for WaynesboTo' ,,
Tickets the Warm, and White Sulphur Springs
ngtop Legisburg Ao for Winchester Ly nehbuIg Bon
SACK salem shawsyie chrsansbug Bristol Knoxville Dali
80 chattanooga Nashville Grand Junction. Memphis, Canton,
New Orleans all important Points In the Southwest can De
pfocur'u ~ Wv THOMAS DoDAMKAD,
ocu deneIAl eePe..ienusI-