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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-04

presumed that the business Of the Con sderHe states
could not keep in circulation larger amount than seVen
ty-hve million dollars in Treasury notes; and II the
Treasury Department should have the power to reissue
said notes it would not he necessary 70 increase the
amount even should the continue five years "heH
sur ports shall Be opened snd the cotton, etc sent to
market, the Government woud Immediately have the
Of rtdetming her Treasury notes in eon or What
would be as good in exchange Europe Evidently the
expenses of the war must be met loans, by direct
taxes, OF by both TIE issue Of seventy-hve millions Of
dollars in Treasury notes. without interests every DOL
ar Of interest would he that much loss to the Govern
aent and besides would be nduccmen to hoard them
aud keep them from circuaon-would enable the people
to nav the taxes levied by the Government, end besides
would hsve the effect restrain over issue ei bank
notes. which arc now by their abundance deprecated M
teen Ter cent The Confederate Treasury Notes would
certainly rest u-on sure foundation, would have uni
versa circu alton within the Southern States, ard would
be every way acceptable to the people The foregoing
plan seems to meet with general favor among cur bankers
aud capitalists and believed 10 be eminenty worthy Of
experiment.
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OUR RAILROADS,

MFNPHIs AND CHARLESTON RAHRoAD.--Tbis road was
originally projected great commercial artery betWeer
The Atlantic ocean ard the Mississippi river, but in the
present disrupted state the country it has proven TO be
the strong arn Of military defense, serving not only tc
unite the Southern Confederacy with iron bonds, but
enabling the Government to unite its forces at point
desired either on the Atlantic coast OF in the M'sisspp
valley. As will be seen hs' % statements here
with presented, the road rs 10 It's receipts during
the past twelve month -; -, crl2 2 per cent
Under the circumstance 40 o. country, this
s most extraordinary. It's y enormous receipts OF
slsil l22 CO. on capital cost Of s7oo0OoO, is simple
evidence that the stockholders made wise investment
and the increase # the stock upon its completion, OF GO
per cent upon what each stockhodzr actually paid iu
together With the payment Of per cent cash dividends
annually shows that it is Of t7e paying institution
Of the country either in peace war-whether 10 the
old Union or in the Southern Contsderacy. The stock
holders have reason 20 congratulate themEeves upon the
prosperous condition of this great work the Re condition
1f the roads machinery and the quiet systematic order
that character es its management. 1t is purely grea
southern enterprise built by Southern capital and South
rn men, and managed still by the parties who bu
H. never having materially changed it's organization
still retaining old Board OF Directors and officers
thers vino have been promoted n lhe RANKS of tEe
operatives.
Comparative Statement Of Receipts, Memphis and Charleston
Railroad for past three 70 RS.
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MISSISSIPPI AND TENNESSEE kAiLRoAD-Ihe completion
Of this important artery Of commerce and travel opens
direct railroad communication with Grenada, Canton,
jackson and New Orleans and reduces the time between
Memphis aud the latter point TO twenty three hours
Twenty miles o the road on the southern end IRON Oak
land to Granada we're completed the 81 of July, and
the first through train left this city the following day
The future prossects Of he road certainly of tho most
atering character Passing through Of the richest
Cotton regions of the South ard forming, as It
oes an important part the great Northern and South
n line Of travel its future operations scarcely be
Otherwise than profitable the public and remuneratvr
20 stockholders and others interested The road is 99
mlls in length, and IS for the most part well built
There are thirteen Howe Truss bridges, and seven
wrought ron in spans Of % and 80 feet resting solid
and substantial spprosehes The pressure Of the times
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has prevented the erection Of permanent depot building
aud machine shops at Memphis, which wisely &C.
ferad until tbs track should be completed yet this com
pany does all its repairs in temporary shops ataohe
to which is a manuiactory, which IS Thinning out all
he required by the roadsome Of Ihem tbs II est 20
be found in the county The business Of the road dnring
the past ear circumstances considered, has been Ne'-
lent the of freight shipped from this city epe
cially showing marked increase. The earnings Of the
road in its various departments, viii be seen from the
following:
Comparative Statement Of Receipts, Mississippi and Tennessee
Railroad, for past three ysars.
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For the last three four years the Oat crop has been
cultivated the South with Indifferent success but be-
ing subordinate article Of produce easily supplied by
the substitution Of hay and fodder the failure Of b. crop
excited but little in any quarter The yield
Of ths crop of 1s5gGO in this section, having been light
snd the sposon having become general among planters
pay attention the culture Of this cereal, with
the view Of exemptng themseves from the nscssity Of
looking to the North for suPplies vigorous sEd
systematic effort toward ls cultivation made last
spring. and with very gratifying success The lars quan
titles thu taken for seed purposes in addition to The de
mand for consumption, caused mate ial ncre+ss in
shipments pJiHt which, fr It's position, is look
ed for supplies BY the agricultural districts Of several Of
the interior States, and the receipts swelsd from
about 10 COO bags in lSj951 TO within fraction Of
$1,000 bags, or 1880 bushels, ln 1s60-'Gl.
T4BLE-SEosrig Rs WeeEly Prices Of 0as, from Leuss'
throughout tis gear.
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MEaPL1s And ONO RAILEo D-This road forms ell
important link in chain Of railroads connecting Lou
sye, Memphis and New Orleans, extending from hlem
his 20 Paris, Tennessee "a disIan of $50 miles. Tbo
osd was completed 81 milss Brownsville in 1855;
humboldt p miles, in April 1853, and to Paris, Tn
orher tsrniurs, May II, 1860 In consequences Of th
ark-yi le road having been compsted, direct com
uuuica5i0n wss made With Louisville until april 10
1861 or which day the first through train left Memphis
and rived ia Louisville in twenty hours. The time ha,
since bosn reduced to eighteen hours and the comps
ou Of the Ie--esee river bridge, assured vii
be st;I flcttor reiu1 The distance from Memphis
his. cisrzssi.i- ~n LouisyiIie Road. 50 miles. sno
uisv.ilo and ,.sss Ross, I5- milss-iO:al $50 miles
The short .lua i aaJs-i since the opening Of thi.
route aud .Ba -. 7tr4ti0n OF trade in Consequence
= the wa (, rma;ior Of a correct estimate
Of he 3----h.t viii be transacted by tlis
roei when p - ain be restored For the pre-
-Dt we can aa refrs 20 te movements Of freight over
the road as indicated by tho elsewhere
aiued in ts report Each years earnings Of the road
nave vucsd decided increase the preceding year
IN 1850 the receipts exhibited Al increase 1859 Of 81
@ cent and in 1861 over 1860 Of % per cent? of which
s5gC1 was from passengers s29s31 from frsrhts and
s2sJi from mas-total increase s9l 555 The total re-
CENT, Of the past year embraced 1852 595 81 operating
expeusez same time sl90754 IS leaving nettearning
sl7s4O So The road areiLiJrmed has cost about
S3,3OoO0O, including buildings aud equipments The
financial condition Of the road may be briefly stated
Tennessee bonds, maturing in 1898, GO, 97. 9s, Hd
&c. 81 93 GOO; Company per cent bonds, due in 1866
sgOOo Company income bonds 10 per cent due in 1870
1882 O0O-total funded debt, s2,O22OO) floating debt
s275 oOOtota liabilities, s2,3OO0O9. It will thus be
seen that the cost Of building and equpping the road
ss tho total liabilities Of the Company by 81 100000
Annexed give
Comparable Statement Of Receipts, Memphis and Ohio
Railroad, foT past three years.
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ESTIMATES OF THE TRADE OF
MEMPHIS.

The aggregate presented in the annexed table Indicates
t lue the Imports Of Leading Articles iuto the city
urrc the past year. and 10 connection With tie value Of
prarufa-tured Articles produced in tie city during the
ss period furnish pretty fair indication Of the i'm
7oer,, proportions which tie annual trade Of Memphis
has assumed II viii Be readily understood that even
with the records -f5re u.s. il is matter Of extreme DIM
Guilty 70 obtain al the value Of tho thouss oiHe' nt
branches of trade which g 10 make uD great
utsr ike Memp is. We have however enaeavoIea' IN
s-rinE the annexed reospitul ton, 70 approxims 9
,t ,rue value as possible, and with this view have
slt,S uroninsut dealers in each specific branch Of
- We feel safe in stating that in no instance has an
ost,asts been made while in many instances an IN
.ss might with pF0pri-ty have been allowed Il Is o.
es tsrsf5re as closely app oHmstng correctness IS
.z,rs, al the articles named, and ia this view may be
sisrs as reliable bsss E estimating the trade Of the
.itv ;D All he varied deParmsnis:
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Thus it viii be perceived that the value Of the years
receipts Of leading articles into Memphis approximately
estimated at say Thiry-HiHs Millions Of Doars. To
this mus; be added the value Of manufactured arc es
produced, say 100000 ss aso the value Of the
many articles Of receipt which are noessariy omitted
from this summsry-such for instance as Machinery
Books Stat1uerv Gold and Silver Ware Watches, Jew
slry Carriages Musical Instruments and score Of otbor
nen umersted articles from the fact that their quantities
and value could not be ascertaned IF estimate these
at sa03O80 or about one-fourth Of the eauu Grated
articles, We have grand total Of S5I, 100000,
a. an approximate estmaie Of the general trade Of the
ci-r Of N-n-uhi. l.rlrc lha past yea-.
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MANUFACTURES.

From the census eturns of 1850 taken under the aus
poss the United States Government we coste the an
rzc6 ars showing tho smount of capital at that time
invested in manufacturing enterprises within the city
limits the value Of raw material annually consumed and
.hs mc eyed value Of productions:
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1889. 1860 /
RECEIPTS


Embracing 2 period Of three mo1ihs, during winch
the road in operation
FREIGHTS.
REcrrrrs TOR THE YE.a.-37Sl bales Cotton; p bags
Coru 1928 bead Catt 500 bags Cotton Seed, and sun
dries.
SHIPMENTS FOR THE YEAR.-I1 barrels Apples; l45
Asrcultural Implements; 2Sj pieces Baggrg los cases
ots and Shoes 432 bsrrs,s Beef &C p erc=s Ba-
oon j bags Corn g25 tarrel Cement 2J6 boxes Cheese
34I sacks Coffee l15S packages Dry Coed 90 do Drugs;
1860 barrels Flour 2O bales Bay 10 kegs Lsrd aiG bar
res Lme 2s3 d. Moasses 25 kegs Ess 2l2 bags Oais;
ZIG barrels r Al sacks 5i3 barrels Ptatoes 4G2 cois
Rope 80 barrels l. hogheads Sugar ljGO sacks Salt lI5
boxes Tobacco; Col barrels Whisky.
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LEAF TOBACCO.

In to this artCef lnYlto attention 10 the
flowing extract from our annual statement Of Sept 1st
1880 furnishing history of the introduction of this ar
ticle commerce into our market aud the progress made
in that ar uar branch Of trade up the date above
specified:
"The completion Of the Memphis and Ohio Railroad
to posnts the tobacco growing c1unties worth
u.s. early in the Sj9 induced shipments the
fall and winter n,hs hog-h ads Of that years
crop this market b1t with the st February tas;,
wnsn the crop 1850 began be forward Mem
phs be regarded urging her sdvant ges a MARI et
for the sale Of the article that im- couple Of
ergstic commission houses made srrangem for the
inspection aud upng of T9bscc, and we'll qualified
ia pactOrs apr ted in rtance with the legal
provisions Of the State take charge Of the duties per
tanning the ihCe Fearful Cf the chances OF nnd ng
sale for any considerable amount Ut the article dungth
past season. those engaged IN the business sim y urged
growers the consideration Of the importance OF lending
their aid 10 the upbuding OF market at this now most
natural outlet for the large amount Of Tobacco grown in
the country made adjacent her by the eXte zion Of
branch Of her GirOad system. Coud sellers have been
warranted "a assuring their planting friends OF tbe sb
ty 10 sell fair prices all the Tobacco that might have
been offered ia the market, much larger amount would
have sought sale hsre Nevertheless, the amount sold
under the crcumstanc aud st figures giving such uni
versa satisfaction warrants he conclusion that growers
Of the article Gvoraby ncined TO the enterprise
and now that the perence OF the past season has dem
ops-rated that all OF this article tn may be sred hero,
will find ready sale at remuneratve prices, may conf
IDENTIFY anticipate heavy increase in this branch Of
business"
The results Of the past warrant ell the ooncu-
sons contained IN the foregoing extract Owing the great
and general drought of the spring and Of 1860
the crop grown was considerably short Of the preceding
particularly in that Ortiou of country trading st
market The erol probably nearly half less than
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As regards the coming crop, very little can at this time
be said Up to the 18th of August, ths prospect was IA
vorsbe for one of largest yields known, but the
heavy rroracted and general rains that have since fall
len throughout the entire Cotton growing region from
which we sdyices, have materially changed the
pest Of affairs, aud rendered useless any speculations
climates as to the extent Of the crup. Muohin fact
everything depends upon the character Of the weather
during the next three or four weeks The damage already
sustained in the shape rust shedding Of the younger
bos un growth, etc, is seyere-perhaps rremedi e
be-snd it is OILY the most favorable weather from this
time forth that would justify expectations Of eve
an average yield Our planting friends teem unanimous
in the wise determination to withhold their crops from
MARKET until political srs become more settled Up
to the 3st Of Angu he date Of coing this reporD the
first bale If the new crop had been received in this
city, The first bale of last year crop came to hand on
he 2d of August and the receipts up to the 3lst had en-
braced 275 tales.
Tue total recei of Cotton at this point during the
past year were 3G93s bales, against 59S9l bales in
Is59eO-a decrease this year Of 2959 bales The ship
ments during the same period embraced 559S5S bale,
against 3gl gls bales in ls59GOecrease this year 2 O6
bales.
Memphis Cotton Statement.
Stock on hand Sept. l, 1860, baes.......... l,7O9
Made from vast, samples, etc.......... .lsGjb9sl9
'..-.....'' 81 ozs
Shipments, same 55'so'
stock on hand August 81, 61..........-.... 1C71
Comparat.re Statement Of the Monthly Esceps Of Cotton
at Memphis during The past thr,s gears.
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the grown IN 1859. But notwithstanding the yield
vas greatly es the shipments to and sales in
ket have equaed If not exceeded those ofhe commercial
year ending Sept ls, 1850. The prices paid have been
emuneravs to the grower. Up to the time of the block
de, the maximum paid $40; the minimum 81 so for
he ghtest description Of ohafy Lugs The sversge OF
roes, considering the general nri rtr Of the weed,
vas high up to that time. With the inception Of TIE
blockade, operations for time suspended and sub
sequenty in few instances sales Wers effected a. a sns
decline; but recently s ueriug have been tskou at fig
urea fully equal TO those ruling 10 the beginning Of the
season aad the year closes with an active demand with
scarcely any stock the market The years receipts
sum up 2S36 hogsheads and the shipments 27gI hhds
The readers ssution directed the preceding state
meut of prices at the close of each week through
out the year
TABLE s10'-gg ts -,-gy prices Of Tobacco during the
ye1r-
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The following statement Of receipts Of Cotton into Great
Britain, Exports, Stocks, Consumption &c, Is taken
from Messrs James Hewitt Co.'S Annual Review of tic
British Cotton Trade
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TABLE-Sho,ring Ii, Date Of Bloom and Frost s0n0nt Of
Crop. etc.. from I54s to 1861.
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WHEAT.

The receipts Of wheat in this market for the year ending
September lst 1858 we're ssma at 800 900 bushels
1850 at I25OO0 bu hes in 1860 at 100000 bushels
the quantity having regularly decreased from year to
This falling OF eccasionej by the continued failure Of
the crop this section from drought and other
and did not occasion remark IN milling circles the
causes perfectly well uad' rstOoJ. The crop
der review has the contrary, bson largest and
valuable ever produced this ssctioa and We believe the
remark apples with equal force to all portions of TIRE
Southern CoRederscy The enforcement Of the Northern
blockade about the time for planting caused agricultural
iss generally to pay especial attention to the eulturs
this important cereal much larger Of land was
sown than BEFORE and with favorable weather for
growing maturing and harvesting the yield has provsn
ouy the prolific record but Of the very best
and choicest quality The meagre receipts Of the crop of
ls5g6O during tho fall monhs, prevented the regular
operation Of city mills, and but little attention
paid the article which, however, found ready mark
either home manuactsrs export, at prices ranging
from 81 90 to 81 25 for prime and choice. The
st receipts the crop reached the city June l4th
against the ON Of May in lsG0from the plsnston Of
Mr. T. Brooks this county and sold at 81 90 per bushel
The deliveries during tire remainder Of the month COM
prised only 375 bags and the market did not open tegu
larry until about the 10th Of July when the artcs began
to arrive freely and mills in general operation
Prices in the meantime lad ranged from 81 50 81 25 but
the supply the above date having exceeded the demand
holders conced decline Of 591Os. The receipts Of July
summed up bushels and by the c Of the
month prices had fallen S. for prime and choice ard
sOG00o for inferior and During the first two
weeks in August there little varstion from the
quotations. but under the influence Of gradually rceding
receipts and steady LEGAL ami considerable shipping
qury holders displayed hfmusss. and by the 18Th
advance of292 per bushsl had been established No
chang Of mportancs have transprsd in the market du
ring the past fortnight and close Isrert upon
quiet market at 81 for prime and s06sOc for inferior
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The annexed table exhibits the
Total Crop Of C0aoR and amount Of saHs consumed an
America during tie past hiTty.four ye1Ts:
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Weekly Receipts of Cotton in lseo-sl.

- sc NJ st Il &o | 4 : slvsr wag Total.
lE' R.ad nssd Dad r.. Ons
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TABLE-Sdoring The Total Foreign Exports Of Cotton rom
america for fire years.
Destn5oI Is5q- so 1860 1865 1861 1866
- -i
Gt Brit p Geo 432 Olg 52 o6s1 42s s7O 921 $50
Fra,oa $50 SSH $50 6C6l 1854 Ou2 4i3 357 4sg .637
ot E',s 5,72l $3.50 Ol2l 2l5 t45 2457s0 3Of,t O5
OH FPl 2O0s2l POI 443l ISL 34zl l64,632 245 578
Total g774 l78 O91 4o8 500 455 2252 e57 100
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E1cl7FFs 1883 1850 / Is6I-
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Total 675 no 85I ,48l 8na962T2g395l 3,527 845
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Embracing e period Of three moatl
the road was in operation.
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1859 I II
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valley. As will be seen hS 20
with presented, the road rs 40
the past twelve month -; L.
Under the Circumstances 40
s most extraoTdInary. It's Y
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WHlG.
m. D.uv WING In RichmOnd-Pay the Car
rIers.


rIeTs.
The great demand for the DAILY "H'e Wi'nln .ae 1 ,s.
q. veil BY regular as by transient readers and the d0
cps, of satisfactorily supplying both classes OF readers
Sy carrying system adapted only to Office suSs'rp-
tous have induced rs to resort to the only feasible
mode of managing large city circulation to wit; thar
of prepayment to the Carriers From this dAIe, sns n.
FORE no subscriptions for the WHia to be LEFT within .ns
sy viii be taken at this oce, ard all persons nds0'su
for subscription to the present time, within the ey, ar'
requested to call at the Office and settle tne AeSOunss
T,s Carriers viii of course, continue to deliver the pa
a., the preaeu, subscribers and receive pay tor the
so a, ths rate of fifteen cents per week The public
III Do understand that all restriction upon the sale OF
,be wHls BY Carriers within the city IS removed ana
,bat all who want Ii may buy from the Carriers or nave
1, s sorhsm at their residences or places OF business
SEPTEMBER l6th, 1851.
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APRIL, 1851.

DRY GOOD
AEERoHAsqs Whiting this city with Vie. Of making NV
WI are respectfully solicited 70 exAine or S'OoA '" ~
GOODS. We Offer for sale: ,,.,
800 bales Brown sheetings and snfNnga'
800 osnzburgs,
50 cases BleSehed 8heet,ngs and shirunsA
oObAles Plaid and striped OsnAh1rSs, -,
500 piece striped and fAid Douosdes for s'rvsas,
abAles Tehngs, -->---
so Denras and Striped BhirtnsI
Ei5O cases Fancy Prints,
NO UotionAdes,
10 COlcred CEnbros
Is d" Ker.rcky Jeans and tveedS
And large assortment OF Heavy AID FINE Linens Tor
ghite Csbrss Ish HnenA Lawns Plain, Striped ana Eroo
red Bervges and Popns Ccths OS1sres, Ves;ng k hs1
A Of Which oil sell cheap 20 The cash AID prompt uaoe
~ - nLLErT DgEHRY,
No. IL Pearl street,
-, Richmond, Va
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FINE LIQUORS.
'ors Imported direct from France By ths"L'ns
p 100 ccsas fre Glare. Wse
30 baskets Champagne Wine
CASH fne French Brandy
bdss alarge lot OF superior old Wines sad Eran
e1esonabe age and purity, having been bought In hepd
Also, London Porter ecotch Ale, Irish AMI Scotch Whisky, old
Jamaica Rum &C. Our stock Of virginia Rye whisky complies
most Of tho best hf-pds psr Of vhsa very old and sopcr
al o. which viii cell 81 snail advance n isiy salt
chsssn yoHEsCH, YOUNGER CITY,
isS Go. ~ Pearl Nrset. Genaond- Va
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VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAIL ROAD
CHANGE OF HOURS.

ESl, q & - s<ds
ON and AFrER Wednesday, October I'd,
" The Mail ana Passenger Trainss
Richmond JSeksns River and intermediate Sta
lions daily G0 A NJ Getting with the Orange and Alex
aneIa Railroad Trains At GoEtonsyie for hanAsas and all
intermediate pon aud 81 Charlottesville with the trains for
Lynehbcrg. a..
HaruGn Browns STAGES e0nnsct With the train a. sAunton
on Mondays Wednesdays and Pday and 81 Go2hen on Iue
DAYS, Thursdays ar Saturdays, for Lexington.
HsrnAn MSsOn AMI Corpsnys Stage line eonnscu Win the
Train for he Wh,.s sulphar Leyisbors, SC, daily
RETURNING,
rho Mall Train leaves JSsksons River daily $40 L. H. for
Richmond.
The regaIar Through Freight GordOnsvs and points West
ef there leaves Richmond Sundays, Tuesdays and
Thursdays and arrive from the West at NJ an suadAy Wed
hs5dayt SlG Fridays
ssi T. D. wHITcoNR
General superintendent