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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-30
BY Grubbs Williams, Auctioneers,
Northwest corner OF Main and Eleventh streets

THRUST SALE OF VALUABLE
day of March, 1857, 2. S. McGruder conveyed to
William NJ. McGruder and Thomas J. Evans with
authority to either to ac in trust, 10 secure TO h.
K Ellyson, administrator of Thomas Jones. de-
ceased, the payment of certain negotiable note
bearing date 2lst of March, 1857, and due and pay
able lst OF September, 1857, drawn BY T: 8.
der, and by the said z. s. McGruder endorsed to
said Elyson, administrator OF Jones, for the sum
al Of tbs lands IN d tns T be
Clerks ta,a rs office Of Henrieo County Court in win
sqoss no by ei said WILL is have
the death of his mother the said lands so held by
his mother for life, consisting Of tract OF land
rico, supposed to contain 300 acres and is the same
which was conveyed to said Zacharah McGruder
by - Saunders by deed dated 23d December,
COUNTY G Court in Deed Book No IS, on page 1885, OF
another tract Of land In Henrico county conveyed
to the said Zachariah McGruder by d. Fielshef
and others by deed dated 4th of October 1899, and
recorded in the Clerks office Of Henrico county
in Deed Book No ss on page 445 of another trass
81 IN McGrnder By john Fsher and
wife BY deed dated 4th Of october, 1889, and
recorded in the Clerks office Of Henrico county
right, title, interest and claim OF him, the said T.
s. McGruder. en- and TO the coal lands and az
other lands devised to nj" ~ Inc VIE eceasad
Also, an undivided half OF tract OF land IN hen
was conveyed to the said William NJ. McGruder
and T. 3. McGruder by Samuel *. Ellis and others
by deed dated l3th Of February, 1854 and recorded
In the Clerks office of Henrico county In Deed
Book No. 81 on pags7 o3. Also, an undivided hall
of a tract Of land in Henrico county, containing
sixty acres, which was conveyed TO the said WI.
liam NJ. McGruder and T. q. McGruder by John
Jones and wife by deed dated 18th of September,
1854, and recorded in the Clerks office OF Aenrleo
Comfy Court in Deed Book o. So, on page 662 ;
and to which will and deeds reference is hereby
made for more particular description OF the said
Pursuant to the provisions OF the said deed
shall on MONDAY the eth day Of october, 1867, at
IL o'clock NJ a: the front door OF the conrt- house
Of Henrico county, proceed to sell the property
conveyed by the said deed at public auction, Tor
'" 90 % ~ 'N' 40 THOMAS J. EVANS.
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NTOTICE.-Having on the 1st Of Sep
IN tember 1857 associated with us Mr. T. T..
MOORE. OF North Caroline We VII so nS me
the arm, name. and style OF sTEVEas; PEG RAA
and will keep full Hqpps sa on be- boasss
anvwhera In the CITY, The old firm L. thankful
for the liberal patronage extended to them, and
the new one solicits continuance OF the same,
Goods delivered free of charge In any pars OF she
city. STEf fEohama,;
September Esd, 1897. SEA
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By Harrison, Goddin & Apperson, Auctioneers
and Real Estate Agents.

IARM ON THE BROOK TURN
PIKE TWO MILES NORTH OF RICHMOND
FOR LEASE AT AUCTION Will be leased 81 auc-
ton on the premises, for three years from LIST o.
v yv next. on WEDNESDAY, October 2, 1867, at
O'clock r. n, the PARM located az above, now
tains ssventy-tbree acres Of open land, some OF
Which tSi is in good heart The improvements con;
sst of large dwelling, containing six rooms f ana 10
ths dwelling is q handsome yard containing now
ers. shrubs and shade trees. The hrst year tens
will be expended by the landlord In repairs anu
TRRMs: Bond with good security payable
quarterly. oonn1N q .ppyRsON.
os Auctioneers.
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By Harrison, Goddin a Apperson, Auctioneers
and Zeal Estate Agents.

TRU TEE'S SALE OF 4O6 4.l0
ACRES OF VALUABLE TIMBBRED LAMP D
IN HENRICO COUNTY, ABOUT TEN MILES
WEST OF RICHMOND. BETWEEN TIE DsE =
RUN ROAD ANDTHE THREE CHOPPED RoAD
Az trustees in certain deed Of trust made ~ Is.
w. Green and Julia A., his wife, dated l2th sep
TENDER, 1868, duly recorded In Henrico County
Court, we shall, in execution thereon, at the re-
quest OF the beneicisries In the said deed, pro-
coed TO sell at public auction on the premises, on
FRIDAY, October H. 1857 at IL o'clock NJ, u fair,
II not the frat fsir day thereafter, that valuable
TRACT OF LAND located as above. containing
4O8 4-lo ACRES, according to recent survey. me
said land is heavily covered with superior wood
and timber, and by reason thereof ID regarded oil
eculiar value.
TERMS: Enough in cash to defray expenses OF
sale and to pay of and discharge all OF the notes
referred to in said deed which have matured,
amounting to 1928 II; and az to any surplus
which may arise from said sale on snch terms 81
the said Green may prescribe and direct or on nls
failure to give any directions then on such terms
rs the said trustees may announce at the Time o.
sale. A. ~,
w Alley, persons attending the sale Will please
meet the trustees at the residence OF said AlIey,
and accompany them and the aucnonser 10 tne
spot on the premises selected for the sails 20 come
of. - 81. NV
chaser ROBERT S. POLLARD, Trustees.
"a II JOHN B. YOUNG,
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REST FOR THE WEARY.-Rev. J. NJ. Lang
ston, the negro orator, recently related an an
ecdote of an old WORKOUT slave who an
Nounced il as his intention when he entered
the Heavenly City 10 take Il rocking chair and
place ii on the shady side of one of the most
lovely streets of the New Jerusalem" and
there rock and rock, and when the sun turned,
TO change TO the other side and continue TO
rock.
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SALE OF LAND

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND
V FOUR MILES WEST OF sTAp Unto n; by
civ of Richmond made on the LIST day Of APRIL 1855
therein depending n whsh BG3.ng
TOW and others. are defendants, the undersigned,
as special Of the cont b
n IU THr{RSDaY the 10th day of October next, at
il sell at pq al, If sqooaa To the
cosnnty Of Augusta lying near the Central rail-
road four miles wet 81 It
HANG lot No. OF this survey of A. D. Trottsr,
G. A. c., made September 18th, 1885, and contain
ing by that survey fifty seven acres, SIX ROOFS,
and nineteen poles and which was sold under a
former decree in the same cause, and purchased
" Tba Farms Of the sale are as follows Cash for
one. fourth OF the purchase money, and TOT the
other three. fourths, credit OF one ana tntes
wears : the whole bearing interest from the Day OF
sale the purchaser giving his bonds for the de-,
ferred payments, and the title to be retained until
the further order OF the court. ~
'A0 E. BOILING PICKETT, Commissioner
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curious theory is advanced that the Wa
bash was once a mighty river, receiving
among other tributaries the waters of the ST
Joseph and ST. Mary rivers. The statement
Is 10 the effect that these rivers, uniting al
Fort Wayne, passed westward along the GLOW
swamps marked Old River Portage on the
maps, and referred 10 in D. l.. Owens report
and thus adding their waters TO the Wabash >
That the gradual upheaving of the surface or
Tue suhmit finally changed the course Of these
waters TO tho eastward, forming what is now
caliea the Manmee river. Many facts are
given to support this theory.
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GALE OF GAS WORKS.-In accord
y ancs with the provisions Of trust deed, inc
undersigned trustees will proceed TO sell AZ pupNS
auction In from, Of the Court house. on aON "a
the lsth OF October. 1857, the ChAkLoTTkeslLtL LIE
AND UNIVERSITY GAS WORKS. II ~ nos oiss n,
az this sale presents These works arc In 5000 ceo
pair now producing excellent Gas, cost over ~,
in specie times and have the prospect OF a. uAN
suaily large patronage In ths future. -, a,o w;I,
The terms OF sale are imperative Ihs sai9 S,eh.
be made irrespective OF the weather, and tue
est bidder will be the purchaser "h"'''A
price. enc and two
TgaMs: $1,000 cash balance In one anu wv
years with interest from date
selS-aawtd CHARLES Woop.t
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By Grubbs 4 Williams. Auctioneers.
MOTH west corner Main and Eleventh streets.

TXTENSIVE SALE OF VALUABLE
H. REAL ESTATE ADJOINING THE TOWN
OF MAnCHESTER AND opposite TO THE
CITY Of Of Rl THs ccELEB 81 Falls PIaN
TtT15N. EMBRLCiNG TIE HOMESTEAD, FOR
SALE At AOCTIoN.-By request OF MT: pa snl;l
ness Of constructing railroads, we will sell at
auction, upon the premises, on TUESDAY the lSlh
day of October, 1867, commencing at Il CLOCK n
tbs varv valuable properly owned and occupied
h ne b T1ny embracng $40 ACRES OF LAND. 1t will
be sub-divided and sold IN tne loiio"ins p"i'0t''
viz:
the Manchester turnpike'au running BACK 10 me
Eicbmnnd and Petersburg railroad. These lots
are nearly square. have an elevated ana 4eautiiui
situation, and are well suited for cottaee Sitee.
LOT OF FOURTEEN ACRES, adjoining
Chesterfield Park race course, with high and
D % 0 lot OF TWENTY ONE AGIEs, also ad.:
Joining the race-course, ana heai INC fesieen1e -
the late Henry 7. DreWry.
a.TaE MARX HOMESTEAD, WITH NlNET1
ACRES embracing the dwelling win eight too 1i
and all necessary out buildings, ana nne op.inS
and spring Gus win and grounds The land
il naturally rich, and has been lmpfoSseu W .ao
hi ghsst degree, and produces hneiy. oallounu =
ing the dwelling are a ms S"'u' s3AN'
ALoT OF FORTY ACRES, near the i river ,N
being very rich land, and with sooo puiiuins
site LOT OF THIRTY ACRES, embracing, tn the
-, o.. stob1ss cow sheds, &C., all very complete,
oai hs ,,nni;ad with water, conveyed In pipes 70
a rarv M # thereof The buildings are Wen ar
rapved and very substantial .o,ps -.
nFOUR LOTS OF TWENTY EGhEo each
., yary snpsrior land, lying beautifully accessi.
bic by good roads, and win s0oa si'aA'ion' io'
ogua MRg:;PE LOTS OF ONE ACRE each, with 8
ANAL dwelling on each, lying near TO Manehes-
These lands are for the most part Of the very y
hast nnaIity of James River land, producing
The Staple crops OF this section, and spe-
ciaiiv suited for truck farms and fruit raising.
Ttay have for many years bsen very judictously
managed and highly improVed.being cuiti'at %
hiaS in raising vegetables for market, ana
have thus been brought to degree OF iertlhly
seldom attained. hnr,.,ar ara
indncamapts OF very unusual character IRE
hara ofsred 10 farmers and truck gardeners III VI
snnerior character of the land, near 10 marcy,
With every facility for Improvement 10 pelsSohi =
hsndsoms building sites nearer 10 the Senrie ~
tha citv than any similar property on me MOTH i
Ia ~ ,bs river and to the capitalist In oeaotl
IN Iv situated lots lying along the slas oi sps
tn1 81 Mancheser In its whole breadth, VIII
strsats laid off, to be opened up to the hns OF this
Plat of the property may be seen after re-
pa 40 onr ofice and visitors to the property Will
bs shown over it at any time previous 10 the Gay
y The he title will be made clear and unquestion'
Tspys: One.ffth cash balance at 0, L. N ahc
.. months the credit payments TO be Tor
notes with Interest payable semi. anhualiy' 3h'
secured by deeds of truat np4n Inc SrnpssMs
. sp,s,h or htdts Auctioneers.
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EOR SALE, one twelye;hor meop oScss. ga.
EyGINE with BORING RODS, Tools, "a
RIgs' and ali the necessary attachments iof Goa
Eor further information, apply 10 d. y, - a.l
rsY agent OF the Springfield and peep man .I
CompsSy, or al their office, Sixth street near ~
canal. TO :, wpIyyORD.
"a 27-im r. -, WS1SS---r-r----
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spotswood Hotel.
DESIRABLE BUILDING Z o 2 8
NADJOINING THE TOWN OF MANCHESTER
FOR SALE AT AUCTIoN.-Will be sold on MON.
DAY the aoth Of September. 1887 on the pTemsises,
BILE BUILDING LOTS. adjoining the upper end
OF manches tsr, as follows:
Three LOTS, designated as lots Nos: 8, ., and
10, In quare A in Percival's plan, on the south
east side Of Decatur street, fronting on said street
forty-seven feet and two inches each, and running
back'seventy- FIVE feet.
Five LOTS. designated ss lots Nos 20, q, %, 20,
and 80, in square c In said plan, on the southeast
side Of Decatur street. fronting on said street
seven feet and two inches each, and running back
seventy. Ave feet.
Two LOTS, designated az lots Nos 50 and 81. in
so uare D in said plan. on the southea side OF
Hull street. and fronting said street forty seven
feet and two inches each, and running back
seventy five feet
One LOT. designated az lot No. rs, in square D
in said plan fronting forty five feet on the south
west SIDE Of Adams street. and running back one
hundred and eighteen feet
TERMS: One.third cash balance at three and
six months. negotiable notes, interest added, Sc
cured by deed Of trnst.
The plan OF the above lots will be exhibited on
JAMES M. TAYLOR & SON,
go 2s-5t Auctioneers.
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Buildings Going Up-parsonases-Polilics-
Crops.
ORANGE COURTHOUSE, September IS, 1867
Visitors 70 this county are particularly struck
with the spirit of improvement which seems
10 pcrvadc the community. In this respect,
rs in many Others Orange will compare
farorably with any part of the State. The
number of buildings now Ill process OF erec-
ton is unusually large. At the Courthouse,
Il part OF the village within q few months past
devastated by fire is now being covered with
substantial buildings for business purposes,
which will greatly improve the appearance OF
the main street. In the country, also, numerous
neat and desirable residences are rising here
and there along the roadside. The Presbyte-
rians are now rearing 4 manse and, aided by
liberal contributions from abroad, will have
4 comfortable and pleasantly situated resi-
dence for their pastor. The Baptists also are
considerably aroused on the subject OF par
sonage, and propose 1T IN early day 10 oulld
one 1T Gordonsville. The people at the Court
house have generously assisted in the enter
prise. New houses for business and private
residences are also going up 1T GordonsVille,
and this sparse village bids fair 10 be known
otherwise than rs Snackby Junction.
From the time of the surrender to this Pc
riod the people of Orange have manifested
little interest i'll State or Federal politics, but
the prospect for a spirited canvass for the
Convention is beginning to be developed.
Three respectable and well-known citizens
have already been spoken of rs suitable to
represent the county in the body which is to
frame the Constitution of our State, and two
of these are known TO be ready to accept the
position. The candidate adopted by the
Union League will be sure of success. This
secre; organization hasattained large mem
bership, and, from the frequency of their
meetings, it is supposed that their business
must be immense. Aspirants Tor Office are
obliged TO adopt the blue badge, and nearly a
dozen white men have been found willing
thus 10 identify themselves with the enemies
of the State.
The crops are fair. Corn, though it has suf-
fered III the past for lack of rain, now pro-
misses we'll The sumac trade is not quite sc
brisk, but will probably be exceedingly active
next year. The new article of commerce has
brought many dollars into the county.
JOHN.
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By Harrison, Goddin & Apperson, Auctioneers
and Real Estate Agents.

GALE OF THE VIRGINIA ME-
y CHANICS' INSTITUTE lotion WEDNES.
DAY the 1eth of October, 1867, at IL O'CLOCK noon
the undersigned, as trustees under deed bearing
date the ED of June, 1885, from Joseph Hall, pre-
sident of the Virginia Mechanics Institute, duly
recorded in the Hastings Court Of the city OF
Richmond, viii proceed to sell at public AUCTION;
the VIRGINIA MECHANICS INSTITUTE, situa.
ted between Main and Franklin streets, and ex.
tending from Eighth to Ninth streets, the limits OF
which are more particularly described in the said
deed.
The terms OF sale will be one-fourth cash the
balance in equal instalments from the day OF sale,
with interest added. Negotiable notes to be ta ken
for the deferred payments, and deed OF trust to
secure tn cir payment.
chasers W. II. MCFARLAND, }
JOSEPH Z; 1aaHNRPssTESs99N, Trustees.
Mkldlck,SdfdS
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BY Cook & Laughton, Auctioneers,
Corner Governor and Franklin streets.

Corner Governor and FranKIIn stIeeb.
FURNITURE, CARPETS, DO, AT
AUCTION On TUESDAY, October LIST, al
10 o'clock, we will sell at our store
One MAHOGANY CHAMBER SUITE complete
MAHOGANY and WALNUT MARBLE-TOP
BUREAUS and WASaSTANDS,
MARBLE.TOP WALNUT slDEBOARD.
WALNUT and MAHOGANY JENNY LIND
BEDSTEADS,
MAHOGANY SOFAS and CHAIRS,
CANE and WOOD.sEAT CHAIRS,
MARBLE-T0P TABLES,
HAT RACKS,
Several superior FEATHER BEDS, %,
Several sets superior PILLOWS and bull
One excellent BRUSSELS CARPET,
Second hand INGRAM CARPETS.
New STAIR and SCOTCH CAkPETING,
COOKING STOVES,
sTORE and OFFICE STOVES, &c., Sc.
COOK & LAUGHTON,
SO 80 AucuoneeIs.
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By Thomas D. Neal, Auctioneer,
No. IS Main street, between Fourteenth and
Fifteenth streets.

DAW OKER'S SALE-s5,OO0
WORTH OF FORFEITED PLEDGES.-Will
be sold on THURSDAY MORNING, Sd Octobsr
at 10 o. clock, the entire lot Of F & E T d
PLEDGES at the store of FL. Harris Broihsr,
Pawnbrokers, No. 1881 Main street, between FIJI
sists of DIAMOND RINGS, ffty very fine GOLD
WATCHES. amongst which will be found several
YER WATCHES, GOLD BRACELETS, FINGER
RINGS, CHAINS, &c. s!LNERWARE, embrac-
ing SPOONS. FORKS, CUPS. BUTTER-kNlYEs,
&c. CLOTHING, GUNS, PISTOLS, and good
many articles too numerous to mention all to
be sold without res rve to the highest bidder:
q. HARRIS & BROTHER will warrant the arucles
sold as they represent them.
THOMAS ID. NEAL, Auctioneer.
Persons can call at our loan Office No. 1881 Main
street (up stairs), and redeem or renew their
pledges on Wednesday, October Sd, as furtner III
diligence cannot be granted ,,onupp
.ooa Pawnbrokers.
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ATOTICE.-Will be sold at auction, at
~ "Amph HILL" on TUESDAY, October lst'
10 yif fonr MULEs, four HORSES one four horse
WAGON, one CART, one BULL, lot OF OATS,
HOGS. PLOUGHs, FARMING UTENSILS, &c;[to
satisfy an execution In my hands as anst II. Car
rIngton Watkins in favor Of Joseph M. Watkins,
tnS.u JOSEPH B. WALDEN,
= Deputy Sheriff Of Chesterfield county.
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VERY BEAUTIFUL COTTAGE RE-
Y slDEHCE, ON THE WEST LINE OF. sEVgNTH
sTRBEr NORTH OF LEIGH STREET, FOB SALE
AT AUCT1oN.-Will be sold at auction. on the
premises, on THURSDAY the I'd OF October, 1881.
1t half past O'Clock P. M. that very beautiful
and highly attractive REs1DEHCE, located as
above, now owned and occupied by Mr.. 3: B. Bou-
dar, and formerly by ReE. DR.. J. L. Burrows:
The lot has a front Of SO feet and depth of $50
feet. The dwelling has sixteen rooms, including
servants. apartments, besides bath room, water.
closets, &c. IT has all the modern improvements
and convenences for large family. The front
yard Ia embellished with shade and amental
trees, shrubbery, &c. The neighborhood is ex-
cellent and the situation, whit 1t Is convenient
to market and the usual places OF business, Is yet
remarkably retired and beautiful. The special
attention Of persons wanting an excellent resi-
dence in genteel neighborhood is respectfully
called to this sale. Possession given in short
time.
TERMS: One fifth cash balance at Q, Q. and
II months, for negotiable notes, interest added,
sec ured by trust deed, :.
HARRisON, d0DD1H B APPBRsoN,.
be 30 6uctioneerg.
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Nv Harrison, Goddin & Apperson, Auetionesrs
and Real Estate Agents.

roM STONE RS SALE OF
SIGIT ACRES OF LAND, ON TIE WILL
AasBSkS ROAD hR9tgT sEy THE 4 ahHSs B 6S
Wy IVY M1h1iiMs0S ALLEN, AND GTHERS.-As COM
missioner under decree in the suit Of Seal &C.,
us Seal Sc, in the County Court Of HsnriGS o:,
shall, on MONDAY the 7th day OF cstSoe s.v 1851
20 n,ciock. sell at pubic auction, to the highest
bidder tract Of land ess above ba aa Sssnce upon
o,adit of ak months for a negotiable note with
intsrest added, and the title retained Until ths
whole purchase money is paid and convey ance
~ nnrcbsser Z. NANCE,
ZIG P ~ ia Commissioner.
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OFFICE RICHMOND AND YORK RIvgR)
RAILROAD COMPANY,

NEW LINE TO BALTIMORE AND
IN NORFOLK VIA RICHMOND AND YORK
ElTER RAILR0AD.-This road is now open for
freight and for Baltimore ca and SSrok
and York River Railroad depot every TUESDAY
and FRIDAY at o'clock A. M. reaching Bath.
sy to ss ss s ns1 ana
mond THURSDAY and SUNDAY EVENINGS,
days at ahs AND k
Passengers for Norfolk and intermediate land.
ings leave the Richmond and York River Rail-
SATURDAY at O'clock 4. M.
Freight for Norfolk and intsrmediste >, landings
DAYS, and FRIDAYS
On THURSDAYS and SUNDAYS the trains will
leave the White House on the arrival OF the Bslti
more boat.
Rates as low as by any other line.
For further information, apply to
WILLIAM B. ENOS, Agent Richmond
and York River Railroad Company.
A. NEEDHAn s. SONS, Agents, Baltimore.
an Sits
VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Y SUMMER SCHEDULE.-On and after SUM-
DAY, June TO- the Mall Train will be run between
Richmond and the western terminus OF the road
(which in few weeks will be at Covington) daily,
except on Sunday, and on Sunday between Rich.
mond and Gordonsville.
Leave Richmond. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. It's A. n.
Leave western tsrminus................< 23 A. NJ.
Arrive in Richmond .................... s.s T. N.
Arrive at western terminus............. 6S2 p. N.
The Freight Train leaves Richmond
daily, except on Saturdays, at....... 600 p. II.
Arrives In Richmond, except on Mon :,
Passenger Car viii be attached to th. train
east OF Gordonsville.
Passengers for Augusta Springs leave ths,rosd
. Passengers ss for Natural Bridge Roekbrids.
Baths and Alum Springs at Goshen; -, -,
Passengers for Bath Alum, Warm, bot, and
Healing Springs at Millboro'
Sweet Springs Ut western terminus.
The arrangements with stages arc such IS TO
avoid night travel after p. n In all cases.
Through tickets sold to all the above points
washington and northern cities, and toprominsnt
Orange and Alexandria railroad. ,,,nooun
jos General Superintendent.
GREAT SHORT ROUTE TO THE
SeH sSSHa SEk Ak Ms5r As6 gSTS
MAC RAILROAD, CARRYING The gHlTEp
WITH NEW PATENT SLEEPING CHAIRS ON
ALL TRAINS.-The THROUGH TRAINS on this
road are now run from the southern term mus OF
the Connection railroad, corner BYRD AND EldHTH
Sf Tse Gay Z FaRS1aH MAIL TRAIN leaves Rich
mond daily at lilo A. NJ, arriving In Washing
ternoon express trains for tho North, East, and
West
The NIGHT THROUGH MAIL TRAIN, win oie-
CANT cars supplied with the new patent sleeping
chairs attached, leaves Richmond daily at 9Ap
M, (sundays excepted) arriving in Washington
at els A. H., connecting with the early morn.
ing trains for the North, East, and West
No EXTRA CHARGE FOR sleeping chairs.
The ACCOMMODATION TRAIN, with local eI.
press packages, leaves Richmond daily Sunday;
excsptsdl from the dspot corner OF B1oS y, ana
THROUGH TICKETS and THROUGH BAG.
GAGE CHECKS to Alexandria, Washington,
all the principal cities In the West.
For further information and through tickets ap,
Eighth streets, Shockos Hill, sDd at the ticket
]. b. GENTRY,
General Ticket Agent.
sAxuBL RUTH. Superintendent. APIS