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SCHEDULE u.

'.' oIrrcg or JEROME. RIGGS L CO..
.46Ey ch,nsn Irac-. SrY York. May ID; lsso. .
I!oHArio T. NJ EE.IL, EtI.--Sir: Learning that you
are assuming TN lc aid authority VI Har.rip.cnasni
Of the hycr! Coal Oh Company, IN direct oppos!oA
TO Tic resolutions 81 the pariof iru'tecs u March 3lM.
l>Ce MIL OF whh rc.olui'on upn tho same day mr.:
nl.hrl you copy: !.rn; also. that you have rsIusea
to hand over n LUoXs, Aprrs aCcouut., ah properly ~
your hnrds 70 W. 4udCwA. Wa Gully Appout.
rd your sucetssor b. resou:on Of Eoard Of tuGets
April 18Th lhI;j, ni whom provided with erftinta
OF The VICE President, the Ircasurrr. mytcl A. Secretary,
and the Trustees Of the Aycrl Coal Ol Co., that az sce
onn By sou ansumd Superintendent Or agent Of saa
Company, Illegal aad nhauhorhsd. aud InwaifanIse
by 1sI aNlccrs or Tru,l,-s nn that you Ghall be held
personally responsible for all au.aSc, or Joss which
may rcAuit ron your Illegal action IL thr prtn,ie,
Respectfully your, a. ! SsGn q tiwt
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Eiendlsh..Attcmpt. to Murder tho
iIcdeSn5i0nttu r. A0nthcfn LOyars
istS.--A Train Thrown from the
Track. but tho Wrong Train. -,

Sr, LOUIS, Oct. 8.-Colohcl Bingham, one
Of tho Southern Loyalists, who was not al.
lowed to, sleak. at Cairo on Friday night, pne-
fishes card, in which he states that .thomob
present at the meeting were armed with re-.
,rroiyers nasi bowsc-kffves and came there with
tho arowcd purpose Of inauguratins tragedy
Of If the New orleans fashion on tho slightest
ss nessag;S Ihsh a va. ssppS:si i
cludc -BrownlnE aud Hamilton, came near
meeting 3itEf 4TShtfds cacideat Sh tho way
TO Cairo aTbe Train asgseq which they wv. wore
said, TO be Was thrown OIL the track over q
high cmbankmcnt, eighty miles above CAIRO
about two o'clock " edncsday morning. by
tho removal Of two rails, which threw tho en-:
cinS ffoI lbs tack, killing tho engineer and
.badly.woundins !thcs drcman and -four Hothor
persons. Ipdicatiolsca! point to this act as
= detibsraso -stlsnpt TO kill sBrownlew' and
Hamilton. Of tFhe'swhote delegation. arrived
'hert Ts4lStSip1 GiIl hare. d public reception At
Lucas placo tonight. W. r.S va " '-'.'4
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CiltaCn DIRECTORY

..g!,,p!>: EPISCOPAL ciURcH.--RsY,W ". f. VIZ
,.-. Services every sabbath NJ io!,SS 'o'siocs
. $50, T.. ". SaryicsS gfor calored Persons a,
.. o." :. ,y"r M""'lns every IrhbrstAy; evrniny.
, =, >chool-Evrry sabbath 4, D O'Clock 4. 81.
~, - :cElNH rIirRCn.-I."v. J. NC. I,lArSrr.
. v,yIcea every Sabbath Mt II o'rlnck A. 81, and
{, rray"r Meeting every Wednesday evening,
. n %h""l-ESrry sabbath al O'Clock +. 81,
irEco:AL CHURCH ->i;cv. w.tP..N. JAaop,, psl,or
'"rY SUNDAY nj lOli O'Clock A. ~. n,kl ~ p, "
. idh ~h"i-I.vrry Sabbath at 0 o'clock 4. 81.
.>h &n"'"ns, with Lecture, svcry Friday evening.
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!rriyals and Departures of Mails

! At KANAwUA &. H., WEST Va.
I.stsIn anil sEpS!rrH lIn1 arrives AMI ,tcnarts
: lily IN the week Sundays cxrep,ed) per EArHrwhA
49,.
F'"i''''ry .Hn;'-irrircs Tuesdays, Thursdays,
>.'urlays. ut 8 O'Clock. T. ": 'DcFar:s Mondays,
'.., Gays, and FRIDAYS, NJ o'clock. \. ".
':"Y"'ui"itc .Nai-ArrivcS Tuesdays. Thursdays,
nrhayS. 9 IN. Departs Mondays, Wednesdays.
go. ~ aayE. 81. II. ... '-'--..--.-. % -
.'"!'s"M ;C.CH. 3toH--ArrIyes rucS!lays and Sat
go. l2M lDci,srts rapn' daSu, 4 Pm.
>y...rr .g"I-Asrivcs Wednesdays, l2 u. Departs
..,.,lli, 2r. Y. ......
..-rt. Wednesdays, Q a. ~; y 20 - :, :
b. ,',!i. 900. ". s. wnrrrEHEI, r. 'M.
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,rr ~ i :. ~ !, Insert communlea'

TONS {toF Four: our o .,'o
i i,S;,s Nth the J, NAME :! sss
wai.sr; adaii'sSs Is, se . |el:. ss';as:
ponaSaecia; Ind oiher eom,na a.s:: y. &
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OubEsirevcrythinS. 81 s: n 81 81
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CHARLESTON, WEST VA,
u. L.",t:"y Morning -....... October ~. 1866

g..,~ I:TOHSEYS nrr hereby rnilcd To make
.,n :rr ,!Ir phymrn, VI Orlrrs Of Publication anil
. ,.c.i tdvr!;i,"mrnt>-ns nGl!nYits Of their publ.
=. .,.r 10, hr male until printer" fees are paid.
tg,i"ri's WI lie charged 20 cents. 90 ..HIrry
s.;'gc "n,ic's mus, be paid for inrarid1lJ is
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News Items:
News Items: 70 b,
e.. SRd Il! g..

ySSf$yah.S 49, News 1CemHt s%%' ny
sgie;3ilt e.. E4d t,R!!gs..
ty,Ky. ( "a. ,r,it.s:
The Vermont Legislature mot nnd organized
on the It'll instant. ---.---'---
There were $500 deaths from cholera in St,
Louis during Angus. mad September, and 69l in
Nasillilc Tenn, during lharsnIli,,, uoHills
XfhSst ettsal ikkh1 trShg3 i ss,nTdi H. ass Il
Nashville during the first nine tlnys Of October
The total receipts of the Treasury ftr the fiscal
ycur u0uingJme oU.wsr- a6dE ,tlIil as VI tx.
prndtur,s nr tte same; Pertsl, $5lS.3i1.3 1887 ~.
The collections oi internal revenue since July
LIST amount 10 $llj, l6I.uol.
sTbi rldsidGnSli;s 'aPphna 4Ttuistys tk
2ll1 ~ LSBycmbIr. s's.a dhy,G fuLiundlahh'k6.
giving.
| Ninety .yprinnS (wo'rpn Of the town. recently
pmbnrkcd on the s,cnncr Evening Stnr, bound
for ScwiQrlspra THIS boqt ,fuuiiJ erEGbn the
"trip nrti nifthctc women ~trc16sE1A
No lens ,hnn nineteen rcsscls nro known to
have been lOst Mt sen, during the recent storms.
The Elections.
The o(liciul rytprns Of o elsstions hays not
yeoSseii 'tuadS,i Mhsn they ak Edmoiinl thu re-
suit %ilFha slightly different from tllat NC gave
last week. but no inntcrial change il indicated,
except in Congrtssmen FROM Ohlo--;herc hcirg
only sixteen Union nnl three Democrats elect
ed from that Stn,c. The Union majority in the
s.ata.is now estimated at $685.: t;':i ,r;p:lI
Indiana has elected G ;ght unicn anl three OPP
position to Congress. The State Senate stnnds
- Union to Is Democrats, aud thy House &C
Union to so Democrats! I. - '2,;;' :
In Pennsylvania, Gen. Ceary's majority isEo
estimated nj from $1,000 to 2nO0D. The I.cgis.
ln,urc stands. SENATE - Republicans toll. Dem
Gratis; thu House e.; Rcpui,licaus 70 80 Demc-
Gratis. The Republicans hHvc S'thcd two members
"fC"Egr"s-. .ET.H-.
From lows tic whole delegation TO Congress
is E'puhIrun. -
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SUPPLEMENTARY of Averill Coal
I'd -.ian6:Oll Company. "cfl, 81

~; CirY1ND CoryTY ~ New ionE. SSsiD
"A DoIP1IUs SMRDnERG. ar, TILE CITY Or MEND
EYork, being duty sworn. depos"a AND rays, That ho
on Company thu, our ora,io r. Ayor!il was ionsh3c
tho snnorlnirndhkt 81 saId Company IN %tstFIrgais
but was removed from ssId Office blythe DrrttoIosa6
Coniuan on III. 3lt day Of March. 1890 will appAaf
BY COPY Of tho Resolutions ofRenoyA hereto anne1edI
marked Schedule a. which were copied ny prpousns
from the original Books G Minutes IN HE possession, ~
such Secretary. Deponet futhcr Siys, that all Powers
or Atorcy or authority 10 act agent for hiA Con'
pany heretofore given bJ saId Company have been sx.
prcssiy revoked and that laid ilor"tfo r. Arrr has No
ills Company or for parties claiming sny interest IN the
lanI occupied by In West Virginia., or 10 for OF
then, In any other way whatever cpoet further Sayss
i,n on hs lVL DAY Of May last ne caused TO lie sent "
sid Avcrlll notice. VI which copy 10 b-reto annsxsA
narlod IN = AnOEPlit:S SYEDEERG, i
~; -. > SEC. .drrrH Coal & 0Uto. tItLl -
Sworn 10 and subscribed before me, this I'D dS q
Jur. isGc, .:'t.3'. n',t. .'JANRS'A. MOORE,S f..
-. 00' Iutary 1uLlt<. lJEAL-l II,
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cu4ux.1ox, MARxKr.-.H o'ellnogs t e'l r.
h. tSs ssstislc Of potatoes whi'h orc quo
ted at 80 to I5c. s
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The New IsSucS--A Confederate
Congress. r RI

The New IssucS--A Confederate
| Congress. - + -ri-
|, Nh, Til,nSon.Anousll' piece arc Plain.
~ declaring that il the pending Con-
grcssional elections shall return enough
Democrats frSni The Northern States u
form with the Southern Representatives
quorum, they will, .sccedc and gel
| themselves up as n Congress, and Mr.
johnson will rocognizo, tho. confederate
body as tic Legitimate Congress, and de-
clare the regular Congress usnrpatlon,
us he has already done. And we have
at New Orleans Il specimen Of Mr.. John
sou idea of the way to serve out any
assembly ho:ellooscs to calbausurpatIon'
Mr. Montgomery Blair, in his late
clcctionccring mission to New England
to operate on the Maine election, thus
declares Mr.. Johnson's course in such Il
casc.as ill., were settled upon:, 1r,E%:::r.9
Affections arc now going on TO decide
these questions. SUPPOSE the Radicals
fail to elect enough to constitute ma.
jority of tho, whole Congress-, and the
| CONSERVATIVES cleo, enough, with the help
oftlc Su,tthGrn representatives, to make
Il majority, what spectacle we should
havr-two Congresses, two Schatcs, and
perhaps two Presidents, Then We shall
have Mexican government, with all her
anarchy"
Mr.. lIcnryJ. Raymond, another Of, Mr.
JohnN.{a's anoulh pieces, thus declares in
his paper that this is 4 part Of that policy
of Mr. johnson which he everywhere
threatens to carry out at all hazards:
"Suppusc that members elected from,
the Southern States, SHOULD meet in De-
ccmbcr 1857, and DO enough, added 10
Northern members vino believe i'll their
right to representation, and vino would
meet them, to const;tu;e,a quorum; and
suppose the Northern members who do not
hrIrvLt he South Untitled to representation
and who would not meet thcm-'honld ,n"c
bv themselves, constituting less han u quo
rum Of the whole number Tho President
will be under the necessity Of recognizing one
or the other Of these bodies as the valid con-
s,i,ulional House Of Representatives, lie
mus, serd-his messages to tho one or tllc 9th
or. lie mus, sign bills passed by the One OF
the other, lie. must treat one or the, othoI
as a-branch Of Congress. clothed with TIM
power Of making laws, and the other as hav'
ins no such authority. And under: the cir
cuinStanccs assumed, there can bo very little
doubt, in view of his KNOWN opiponS on the
subject, tina, President johnson will recognize
the numerical Quorum - body which con
tains majority Of all tho mcmhcrs-as the
only body authorized by the Constitution t.! to
make laws fol; the United States. lie will
probably send bis message to that ho4y; he
will sign llc>hlls they lHtss, 10 concnrrcd III
by the Senate, ON the contrary, will recognize
minority OF members from althe S'ates hh'
ten, even il they arv minority of the whole
MS the real Congress, and ~ clothed with al!
tho powors:or legislation. uer, oeriainlyi is
danger of colIiSionor authority" ,"a" -:
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A LETTER from an Alabama Union.
ist, received at Washington recently,
says tho. friends ot.tho old flag are
praying for the success Of the Union
party at the North. In this is their
ouly hope. If the .Coppcrheads sue
coed they expect to tukc mp tllrir Beds
and walk. as Union men will find no
resting place for the solcs Of their feet
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.Ru,ly, Union Me"'
There will he a rnl0n Meeting & So: ;
VII I. t.
NJ 81. j. ,',s.,,.,. m.u o,;ost r "
q, s,rUtbiY next, the Goth 'n'''' NJ one . s'>~
..,, .o,,d Speakers. among them

.s.xsru, good Speakers. among !hs"'
il. c. PARSONS. ESQ. 50 y,
, .,,c.. rho unIon men and hoy. In niue . "a, hear
AMI Union ',,nn NJ, I.sus hoi,ss,ly DISGUISED.
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M ARRIEp, y , %. 81
TIM residences Of Mr:: Moore, Upper Falls Of Coal
river, NJ fxStrtyo 20 MilfH1S44 etE.. :. =.
als1v AilyertasR1!lsnts.

60 NOTICE.,
WHEREAS MY win Sl'sN h=S ZEN my bed and
w Board without auy cause or provocaiion, AID
without my eonsent :.,hts 10 totfod at rrrso,. h.r.
boring trusting her or ny nsS9ar 9s shaI pay no
.-Ost.pull 4-lsD.::Swf' r rSstIIIAS TUELI:I:s
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,
fJiIieiEh, C"nntS5 III
At EuiES grI.DlN THE CLHE's OFFICE or
~ tie tirrut'Coutt nf Hni"Igh county, on MoIhny,
the l'i 'Iay II Oct"terJ lrGd:7G."a
Isaac ncA.u, ". .FraacI, anj iYhn y. Granger -ln
49, stk&rrhirt~' IsEc"''' - ''' ~
The Object 81 thi, ,n H. 8" oLintv i!ts tGlHo irhe'
Of land Eng ~ Raleigh cn,ln!E ypi Va, ,liua!n on
lirupxca to jacob Fcrry. AglLy him {" laid Dcken.
Containing ~ "otcs. purchased Of sNid
"t os. ifr5seG@;i~i 'Tc,c iHo ROGERS cIr.
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he JOURNAL.
Gcqeal 9Mattsts.l Il

=. :.,<%s. rca,le printed on good heavy Dsscr-
- =, -. haud NJ thIs ofasc. 2InES 80 ~ ~
-, .,rr ii ;.NHES. neatly printed on good paper,
~. u, ., ;.i> "E'c". 80. 80. ..s.s.' - .-. -
..,> ~. ,'i"n On, subscription to ,hc JOURNAL.
g ,<A ,"a'"HAS..>CANDSS EXECUTIONS, AT
-. SIS r,ri Ill Kinds Of Justices Blanks ON ham
,,, co.. or: u"itcc.
:. ,atHEG$ o% ATTORNEY. &c, en- hand.
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Gen: grnnt j. mighty smoker .:,. Ono Of h's
greatest feats in this way was in Smoking ont
the whole rSest 81 Northern copporscads With
y, al, ~. .e,;!as p. ~ I'll" ~ slts,i%a '
tho single pcnaGk.sp ,s,st .c:; -esj.r 'f.s,t.,
s uHo,s only3ef sset men 90 toss lesl e t .1!.
ooaar 1861 ,~@.o' s.so .a>e r., 10y T. -
r Thai n9apa 80 sss1edtt .sor' sash HeRs%
pore4sa, YiselpE .gyistoE Pelssl!ey, .aa
VJ0aHh. =: t:.sirr1s@ '* ~ ut z : (
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Tnrs,R.s IS something smnoreE.lA'r en-
thusiasn among the true Union mxn
Of West, Nitginia-an irresistible en-
ersy, if we may. 50 call j, not demon
strativc, but determined, which says
palmer than words can speak, in
Wcst!VTginia ut least loyalty shall
be horored, and treason made
;odious."- Telegraph.
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MDcsscrting tho Sinking Ship"
Ampag,thei panere which hereto
toro supported President Johnson N,st
,but;hSow oppose and denonnceihl'h'
arc the New York Xerq}d, New,
YORK Co,aa,iniit..roiial,t New, York Times
and Philadelphia Ledyer. Since TIC
President swung around the clrclc;'
from Washington. to Tho West, and
back, dcnouncing Cougross aud, The
!loyal men Of the North as traitors,
these journals have become Disguised
and dismayed, an4snoy j. loudly cProo.
test against @ss:my:policy" aud support
Congress- = and tho Constitutional
amendnjcat.tT t;Id fn}r2hneW
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-03-22
LETTER FROM WASHINGTON.
correspondence Of the richmond Dispatch

CONVENTION OF SOUTHERN cos,.arr
plSpsRpFsT, OR CATTLE fL" ~
w,sHrSGroS, March 20 1900
The suggestion contained !" "n ,o.
-. NJ. Tor, Heroid Of to-day, relative 10
sa,,,on nj the Senators and Representatives
-, So,,hern States for considering course
s,s,.dar,ed 10 securing their proper represen-
80, i regarded as very plausible theory
a.; although the matter has not taken any
form. vet there are many here who believe
such meeting would be invested with excel.
lent results, and it is thought not uncertain
that such Will take place before very long. The
consistent opposition of the majority in Con-
rress 10 prevent their admission will render
il necessary that something Of the kind should
take place.
The State Department Is iii receipt OF 'afl
ons foreign adyices With regard 10 the " rlnder
pest, and many different proposed remedieS
and prevenliyCs have been forwarded mere.
One of the latest theories i, that the diseaseiS
rendered contagious by the ar. be'oihihe
tainted. and petroleum i suggested Is Il per
fec. notwithstanding the aninaiS anu
cleansing the stalls with ii being regarded oi
great efficacy 1t is also strongly urged that
all animals who fall victims 10 this disease
should be- buried immediately, to prevent tn"
air becoming infected. llNoE.
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Said merchant: "What do the Fenians
expect TO do with Canada, should they take
n?"
"Well," said Il Yankee, after a little hesita-
ton, " don't ecuctiy k,,0,c, but it is reported
that they are going 10 give ii TO the United
States for to0 IRON ctads AMI n ram !"-S. IL
bans Messenger.
Cleveland has no water 10 drink. The petro
leum refneries throw their waste into the
river, and the result is that the water supply
is fouied past remedy. Even the ice which
has been cut for use next summer is impregna-
TED with oil. 1t Is proposed TO extend pipes
lar out into the lake, in imitation of Chicago.
The mississippi has at length cut channel
Lnrough Ierrapin Neck, in the vicinity of
Nickspnrg, by which the river is shortened
some htteen miles. This has been expected
lor years, and Is gratifying 10 steamboat men
put dtsastrous 10 the plan tations below yickg.
burg.
News from Montana saw the R,a,L
Indians are retaliating for some of their rib
who were killed by whites last fail M
Governor has called out i've hundred yoinn
teers 10 rendezvous Ut Fort Benton
The Hon. Pierre Souie's mansion on Fe,s
ianads street, New Orleans, for about try,
years occupied rs Freedinen's Orphan Asv
Jam, mas been restored 10 him by order Of
General Howard. "
Paper socks have bseu invented We hon.
soon 10 chronicle paper shirts. We could dress
cheap In our exchanges Charlottesville lAyoaf-
Gle.
Hon Is. q. Thibodeau, formerly member
of Congress, died in the parish OF Terrebone,
Louisiana, last week.
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Il Will l. A NJ 5

COMMERCIAL BLOCK,
Are now receiving in store,
PORT, SHERRY, and MADEIRA WINES, cases
BLACKBERRY BRANDY, cases;
COGNAC and SANACCO BRANDY, cases;
SCTNAPPS and BITTERS, eases;
GIN, WHISKY, and BRANDY COCKTAILS,
cases
BOURBON, OLD MILLS RYE, and OLD VALLEY
WHISKY, cases;
TOWNSEND WHISKY, barrels and halves
MAGNOLIA WHISKY, barrels and halves;
OLD KENTUCKY WHISKY, barrels and halves;
OLD NECTAR WHISKY, barrels aud halves;
ROCHELLE BRANDY, in one eighth casks
CATAWBA BRANDY, in one eighth casks;
GIN, in pipes;
SHERRY WINE, in one-eighth and one-qnarter
casks;
PORT WINE, in one quarter casks
CREAM TARTAR, in Cases
MUSTARD, in eases aud in cans;
CIGARS-La Francia, Henry Clay, and other
brands.
These goods are of prime quality, and will be sold
low Call and see them. fe Film
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CoSrEDERATE.--It is popular, in some re-
spects, 10 be n Confederate and retailers OF
notions have not been slow 10 find out the
fact. "Oh, he's Confederate" says man
behind the counter, abiding to his colleague.
Of course lie was confederate: Il confederate
of the other man in the trade they were both
driving. This kind of confederate is quite
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The DEAD AT CAMP DoCGLAs.-We are
requested by a letter received from Mr.. T.. >.
Jordan, box 2,62j, Chicago. Ill, 10 state that
the friends of prisoners of war who died ut
Camp Douglas can obtain information with
regard TO their death, disease, location of
grave, &c, by writing TO Mr.. Jordan
charlottesville ChrOaiCie.
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~ ~ % -; 1919

Ia sS;l;;l D 80 80
GREAT SHORT ROUTE TO THP
VI NORTH, EAST, AND WEST, VA Tx:
RAILROAD, CARRYING The UNITED STAFF.
MAIL, TWICE DAILY:zThe only railroad ron.
BAGGAGE CHECKS from Richmond toethe a. Il
North, East and West.
Trains on this road are now run as follows T, .
DAY THROUGH MAIL TRAIN leaves RichroI. !.
daily Sundays excepted) ats NJ, arriving /.
Washington at 800 p. NJ, connecting with 4, .
EARLY AFTERNOON EXPRESS TRAINS for !.
NORTH, EAST, and WEST.
The NIGHT THROUGH NAIL TRAIN lear.
Richmond daily at =. NJ, arriving in Wa.h,rg,
ton at S A. NJ, connecting with the EARLY MGPy,
ING TRAINS for the NORTH, EAST, and WEST
The EXPRESS and FREIGHT TRAIN Iravs.
Richmond daily Sundays excepted) at 8 A.
arriving in Washington at go p. NJ, connee,ir1
with the 7.3o u. VI. train on the Baltimore A.
Ohio railroad for New York, Philadelphia, Ba.r.
more Harrisburg, and the West.
Fare by this train to Washington only SIX Dor
LARS for frst-class, and FIVE DOLLARS h,
The ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN between R.rt.
mond and Milford leaves Richmond at $50 T. Y
arriving at Milford at 8, L. NJ.
THROUGH TICKETS and THROUGH BAGGAGE
CHECKS to Alexandria, Washington, Baltmor.
Philadelphia New York, Boston, and all the pr.r.
cipal cities in the West.
For further information and through tcka.
apply at the Office Of the company, corner Brua.
and Eighth streets, Shockoe Hill.
j. i. GENTRY, General Ticket Agar,
SAMUEL RUTH, Superintendent. fel.
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EXPRESS COMPANIES.

Ia -
THE NATIONAL EXPRESS AND
= TRANSPORTATION COMPANY,
OFFICE ON MAIN STREET, BETWEEN THTR.
TENTH AND FOURTEENTH STREETS
RICHMOND, VA,
ARE NOW PREPARED TO FORWARD
CURRENCY,
COIN, VALUABLEs
AND FREIGHT
TO POINTS NORTH, SOUTH. EAST AND WEST.
The tariff of charges is based upon fair business
principles, without being oppressive to the public.
GOODS SHIPPED FROM THE NORTH
by steamships and marked to the care Of the Ma
tional Express and Transportation Company will
be promptly forwarded to destination
FREE OF CHARGE FOR COMMISSION Or
DRAYAGE.
Goods called for ,oithom charge and promptly
forwarded.
All desired information in regard to the extent
of the lines operated by this company furnished al
any of the agencies on application.
J.E JOHNSTON, President.
J. D. IMBoDES, General Superintendent.
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Nor Local, BUT GfNERAL-A COOP THISG.-
Why must skilful chemist always be a
female? Give it up? Because if he's not an
ANNE ELIZA (AanIySer) he must be II CHARLOTTE
ANNE llharklaiLn.
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A CONVENTION OF SOUTHERN CoSGREssMES.-
The New York HeTaI proposes this /;
means OF bringing the Radicals to terms.
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CENTRAL RAIkR0

VIRGINIA CENTRAL KalEROAI
' The following regular trains will be run
MAIL TRAIN DAILY Except on sundays. -.
tween Richmond ard Staunton, leaving RicuMU,,
att. As A. NJ. and stanton at A. VI.
NIGHT MAIL TRAIN between Richmond an.
Gordousville seven times week, leaving kitt.
mond at 7 is =. NJ. ami GoTionsyiiie Al 1880 \
This train makes close connections WIKI train. g.
the Orange and Alexandria Railroad, and ave-. !,
the delays at Gordonsviile OF the former nj n,
schedule. BY this train passengers Tor the >oIts
west will not be delayed IN Lynchburg.
ATRI- WEEKLY MAIL TRAIN, leaving Stsgr.
ton at A. NJ. for the West, on Tuesday, Thus.
'@ THE NAIL TRAIN leaving Richmond conr.r
with trains on the ORANGE AND ALEXANDRA
RAILROAD. The DAY NAIL TRAIN conn.a,
with STAGE COACHES at Stanton, Lexnsioa
WInchestter, &c; ., s,,rr.o co,,ec,sv with sT,c.
COACIIE rs for Rockbrdge Baths, Rockbridge A.ar
Warm, Hot and Healing Springs, and the WA.:
Sulphur and Lewisbnrg.
A FREIGHT TRAIN between Richmond an.
and Alexandria railroad for Lynchburg and Ais2.
andrIa.
FREIGHT will be sent to any point on the 0ratss
and Alexandria railroad without change "f car.
direct IL any station on this road whore the CON.
pany has an agent by consIIgninS them TO IT.
PHEN HUNTER, General Freight Agent, Re-.
mOnd The charge for the transit through RGa.
mond including wharfage, drayage, storage an!
commissions, will not exceed ten cents Per OLE
hundred pounds. and on heavy articles will =
much less. Freights will be collected at destns.
ton. ..,.r
Through tickets can be purchased at this Object
Lynchburg, Bristol, Knoxville, Chattanooga III!
Dalton.
Fare 10 Lvnchburg reduced to 80,
Tickets 10 Lexington, Va, al I'll.
Freight Office Al Richmond closed at 3 7 VI.
Ii. ID. WHlT,DAb,
de LIS General Superintendent: