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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-08-03
By Z. B. Cook, kuctioneer,

UORSES, MULES, AND COWS AT
4 l. AUCTION THIS DAY AT 10 o'clock viii
sell ut tha horse lot, on Couucll Chamber Hill, SO
yeral very good
saddle and Drau2ht Horsss,
2 pair fine young Mules, in hne'order;
Mich Cows, fresh 10 ihs pad
l light Spring Top Wagon and Harness.
aus E. d. COOK, kuctioneer.
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Auct5Oss safes.
ur usrrIson. Goddin s Appsrson. Auesions't'
- and Real Estate Agents.

- FUTURE DAY.
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DOR NEW YORK-OLD DOMINION

DOR NEW YORK-OLD DOMINION
II STEAMSHIP CoAPANY.-Ths sEs
splendid new side whs sI steamships <SS8Sn&M
ALBEMARLE, SARATOGA, HAT NrsEH
TERkS, NIAGARA, and VIRGIN IA HSsezssfeS@
leave New York every TUESDAY, THURSDAY,
nd SATURDAY leave Richmond every TUES.
DAY, FRIDAY, and SUNDAY.
These ships are entirely new, and were built sx-
prsssly for this route Thsy have splendid saloons
and staterooms, and the fare, attention, and &C.
commodations are unsurpassed.
Goods shipped by this line are landed regularly
at New YORK on the compsny's covered pier ~
North rtver) within forty Gig t hours.
Insurance effected at loves. rates when ordered.
Freights for points beyond New York are for,
verded with dispatch, and no charge made except
actual expenses Incurred. ....
The steamers for Charleston, Savannah, New Or.
leans, and other southern ports leave from the sd
Joining pier. All goods for these points are
promptly transferred without exposure.
N. l., MoCREADY, President, 1877 Greenwich
sIGGEL AYERS b CO, Richmond, Va:
JOHN N. WEST, City Point and Petersburg;
H. WEBB Norfolk.
For freight or passage sPP;y t oovpvs. m
fe 28-ts 1890 Cary street.
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Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers
Tenth between Main and Bank streets
1--WE BEAUTIFUL B u ILDING
Il LOTS, IN THE COUNTY OF HENRICO, FOR
SALE At auCTInN.-We will sell at auction on
paSt O'clock EN- 81 tre ,oio"%ins real estate
and Is, in Duval's plan OF lots, near the Richmond
College, each fronting twenty. eight feet seven
inches on the sonih side of The RichmCnd and Fro
dericksburg railroad, running back Of irregular
depths an average Of about one hundred and
twsIty- nine feet to an alley twenty fact wide.
TERMS Accommodating, and made known at
sale. CLOPTON & n AhWoOE.
l-3t Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
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BY Bowman & Stroock, Aucttoneers,
No. ls Fourteenth street. between Main and Cary.
ARGE SALE OF RETAIL DRY
IL GoODS.-Te will offer for sale on MONDAY
the 5h instant. and continue from day 10 day until
the whole stock i'd disposed Of at our store, No.
$50 Broad street, the entire retail stock OF
DRY iODS,
CLOTHS.
GASSIM ERES,
RIBBONS, sc
and a general assortment such as may be usually
found in large retail store.
The goods will be sold without reserve, as we
wish to make change in our business, and we
would therefore invite tho attention OF the public,
and the ladies In particular, as the goods will be
put in lots to smit consumers. and great bargains
may be expected. JULIUS SrRAUS CO.
Sale conducted by BOWMAN SrRoocK, Auc-
tionasrs aus
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BY E. Gathrght, Auctioneer,
No. li33 Main street, between Fourteenth
and Fifteenth streets.
r WILL SELL AT MY STORE TIL Is
L iSaTUxDAY) MORNING at 10 o'clock 4. IL.
an assortment of FL 2NlTTRE, BEDS, BEDDING
&c, consisting OF the Us lal variety.
ALSO,
large assortment Of
DRY GOODS,
CLOTHING,
BOOTS and SHOE2,
FANCY GOODS sc.
aus +. GATHRIGHT, AuctioEeer
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Ey Harrison, Goddin Apperson, Auctioneers and
Real Estate Agents.

THREE EXCELLENT BRICK
/ TENEMENTs, ON CARY NEAR TO
SEVENTH STREET, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
viii be sold at auction, on the premises. on MON
DAY the 18th Aug ss. 1857, at o'clock 2. NJ, two
THREE:sroRY BRICK rESEMsNTs on .o, thS
strsets Also one three story BRICK TENE.
MEET on the north side of Cary street one door
west OF Seventh street, now occupied by Mr
Mccarthy The foregoing tenements are In aooo
order and nearly new, and well located Tor stores
and dwellings. and now occupied by good pay
TEeMs: 0ne-seventh cash; balance at six
twelve, eighteen, twenty four, thirty, and thirty
six months for negotiable notes. interest payable
half veary, secured by a trust deed The par.
ticular attention Of persons wishing to invest In
real estate is invited to this sale.
HARRISON, GUDDlN s. APPERSON,
ou3 sod Auctioneers.
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Office No. s2l Main street, third door below the
spotswood Hotel.
DESIRABLE BUILDING LOT ON
A. MARSHALL STREET FOR SALE At AUC-
ION.-Will be sold on MONDAY the 6th day Of
August, on the premises at half-past clock p.
NJ, the desirable BUILDING LOT on the north
side Of Marshall between First and Foushes
Streets adjoining the residence recently occupied
by Mr.. Jesse Williams. 1t fronts 80 feet on Mar
shall street and rams back about l6s feet TO an
alley. .- es
Terms: One third cash; balance at four and
eight months for negotiable notes. interest added,
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR & SON.
iy 3l-et Auctioneers.
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auction Safes.
By 0rubbs Williams, Austioneers,
..--a., cornar OF Main and Eleventh streets.

FUTURE DAY.
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SMOKING TOBACCo.-We are agents
- for the following celebrated brands ofsMO.
KING TOBACCO. Manufactured by Mr.. H. w
Harris, of Louisa county, Va. We Offer this TO.
bacso 10 quantities at the manufaetersr's prices,
aud VIII be glad to serve our friends and the pub.
pound packages; :" 7 acht Club, II IN half and one
pound packages; Golden Leaf" In half and one
pound packages. JOHNSON & HUNTT. :,
sp' Pearl Block. Fourtaenth street
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WE WILL SELL AT OUR STORE
w No. 2O7 Broad street, on MONDAY NEXT
commencing at 10 o'clock a: NJ; an assortment. OF
Furniture, Ready- made Clothing, Dry Goods,
Boots Shoes, &C., consisting Of Bureaus, Ward
robes, Bedsteads, Chairs, Safes, Sofas, Marble
top and other Tables: Paintings. Mattresses.
&c Housekeeping Goods. Eeady made CT othtnR,
Dry Goods in variety, Boots, Shoes, and Hats.
Co3signments solicited to hour OF sale.
oMOHUNURO SEQ,
au l-2t* Auctioneers.
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TOR NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH,
Il OLD POINT. AND ALL LAND Ss7 .
1HGs ON JAMES RfVER.-The fast ssssFhSJ
an dslsgant steamer. azG6EE6
JOHN SYLVESTER, -
CAPTAIs 2. O. GIppoRp.
leaves her wharf st Rockets for above named
places on MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY
,ti SIX O'CLOCK a. NJ, snd return on Tuesday,
Tnursday, and Saturday.
Passengers will arrive at City Point in time TO
connect with train for Petersburg.
Freight received at all hours for Boston. Baltl.
more. principal landings on Chesapeake bay, aud
All landings on James river at reasonable rates.
Freight for wsv landings must be pre- paid.
Letters entrusted to purser OF steamer must Do
enclosed in Government stamped envelope.
AAPplyto l. B. TATua. Agent,
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TOR LIVERPOOL, the 4 / Ship
II WHITE JACKET" Captain TRgvEL- lit
LICK, For freight of three hundred hogs sarSsA
heads tobacco, or passage, apply to , -.
~ 2G-9octs CASklE i BROTHERS.
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T EASE OF PUBLIC PROPERTY
OF the General Assembly of Virginia passed
March ID, 1857, the undersigned, appointed
to ks charge Of ssrtan
est bidder, at public auction on the premises, on
THURSDAY, 1st day of August next, at4 o'clock
p. M. the LOT CT PARCEL OF GROUND in the
city Of Richmond known az the PUBLIC WARE
HOUSE, lying near The Richmond and Petersburg
Railroad depot for the term OF ten years.
F. H. PELRPOINT,|
t., ;, W WI p + TAYLOR, Commissioners.
POsTPONEMENT.
The letting OF the property advertised above Is
unavoidably postponed until THURSDAY, 9Th OF
All It'd LEE aoDDIy, Anctioneers.
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GESTLTMES's LIST.
auction Sales.
THIS Day

THIS DAY.
ByT.W Keesee, for S. &. T. & Co.
ONCE No 1917 Main street. between Thirteenth
and Fourteenth.
uORSES, MULES, AND COWS AT
III AUCTION Will re sold THIS Saturday
MORNING at 10 o clock, on Council Chamber Hill
Several Saddle ard Work Horses,
Several good Work Mules,
Mich Cows,
! Cart.
aua THOMAS w. KEESEg, Auctioneer.
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National Express and Transportation Company
Agent Singers Sewing Machine; a; NJ. q; Cnu,Sh
A. 4. B. ALIEN ANDhh on NJ T. AVA.
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A UCrION NOrICE-BY II. II. LEEDS. fuCTlONEER.
n HENRY n LEEDS A MINER will sell al auction,
WEDNESDAY, August 2i AZ ioH O'Clock, at 50 Leonard
street.
Restaurant and Fixtures consisting Of black walnut top
Bar and Lnnch Counter Counters marble Washsand with
head Pipes Plated Ware, China Crockery and Glassware
Partition shelving Refsiseraor Pa'en, Range new
having lately been fitted and every article m good
arlar
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A ucTION NoTICE.-BoOTS AND $40 rs.
n w. u. H0LLINGSHEAD. Auctioneer.
BY CHARLES c. WARREN, - Certlsndf street
THIS DAY Tuesday, August 20 At DS O'Clock,
BOOTS, SHOES. BRoGANs, BALMORALS, CATERS.
COMMIS SfON GOODS by THE PACKA GE,
in great variety of Styles and grades adapted 10 mo
trade, from OF the
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A UcrIoS NOTICE. IAN EXTRAORDINARY CpPoR-
"A tuny for housekeepcr over tl5Wp worth of magni-
fcrnt Furniture will Ne sold at public
BIZ r. ROTH Anctoneer this TUESDAY morning a. 1ois
oc~k Al tfc four stcry dwelling 1e Clinton place
Eighth street. between fif,h and siIsh svues conssng
Sts slso lots OF Psrior. Bedroo and Dining
Room furniture Glass China and silver Wa 70 Carpets
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ESSAY on CATS.-I have studdyed cats
clussly for years, and have found them
adi.>tcd tcw Il wild state. They haint got
alf.ckshun nor virtue OF emmy kind; tina
will skratch their best friends, and wont
ketch mice unless they are hungry. 1t
haz bin said that tina are good to make up
into sassageS, but this is IA great mistake.
have bin told by Sassage maker tina don't
kompare with dogs. There is one thing
Sartin, tina are very anxious tcw live. You
ma turn one inside out, and hang him up
hy the tail, and az soon az you are out OF
sight he will manage TO turn back SOmcr-
set and cum around awl rite in fu days.
II is very hard work to looZe a cat. If
one gets carried oph in a bag by mistake u
great ways into the country, it would sta
lost only a short time, but soon appear tew
make the family happy with its pre-
seuce. Old maids are very fond ov cats,
for the reason, | suppose, that cats don't
marry if they have ever 50 good chance.
There IL one thing about cats don't like
if You step on their tales by ackcident tina
git mad right oph, and make a CRATE fuss
about it. There IL another thing about
them which makes them good invest
mcut for poor folks. A pair ov cats will
yield each year, without any outlay, some
thing like eight hundred per cent. 1t is a
very singular fact that cats don't like a
mill-pond. | never knu one tew get
drowned by ackcident. They luv cream
but it seems 10 be agin their religion to
tuch soap. Cats and dogs have never bin
able tew agree on the name question ; they
both seem tew want the ailirmatif side tew
on>t. ] think if could hav my way thare
wouldn't be emmy more cats born unless
tia could show a certificate ov good moral
karakter. There is one thing more about
cats which seems to me tew be all at1ecta-
shun, and that is making such u contounded
noise under icllar's window o. nights,
and then call it musk. If | was TO have
my choice between a cat and a striped
snake, | wuld preiur the snake, bekase |
could get rid ny the snake by letting him
go. Tharc amt no sartain way to kill
cat. If you make one into sassages, and
You think you are awl rite, .jiSt ez likeli cz
not ii will cum tew and take Oft whole
lot oy good sassageS with it.
These are mi views about cats, rather
hastily hoy together, and eff | amt sed
cuutI agin them, it is only bekase ! lack
the informashun.-J0Sh Billings.
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FAcETLr.-Horace Grcelcy's manu-
script is VIGOROUSLY bad, and 1t is sad to
require printer Of no ordinary skill to
set up his I" copy,"if he happened to write
il in a hurry. The recent newspaper ancc-
dote of an article headed civilian H..
Seward" which Mr.. Greeley had returned
to him set up Richard Ill.," is fresh in
the minds Of all; but an occurrence stu
more funny is related, which happened III
the Tribune Office some years since.
\ compositor had made 50 many errors
in setting "thc philosophers copy that
il irritated him to such a degree that he
wrote the typo letter, di>charging h,m
from further duty. The compositor being
utterly unable to decirher the contents OF
the note on receiving ii, took ii 10 the fore
man, who explained 10 him that II eX,
1nu mr. Grccley dispensed with his ser
vices" The man laid down his stick, put
on his coat, and left. The next day he
applied for a situation as assistant foreman
in large printing office in the same street.
The proprietor inquired if he could bring
a Recommendation from his last employer.
"All have is this letter from Mr.. Gree
ley" said the young man, boldly producing
the document.
The worthy job printer scanned it for
" I-m-m careful man--ScryiceS-signed
II. Greclcy-ycS, that will do: we will
engage you" And he did, and never
learned ill two years afterwards that the
"lcttcr from Mr.. Greeley" was one of
discredit, instead OF commcndation, as he
had supposed. -BOSton Commercial Bulletin.
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A lady seeing bin, "first floor to let,''
on respectable looking house in Sullivan
street, assembled the steps and rang the
bell, for the purpose of inquiring the
terms, etc. The summons was answered
10y well.dressed colored damsel, who, in
very polite manner, inquired the VISITORS
business. ..To look at the apartments that
are to iet,' was the reply. "Does yer
want dem for yourself2" was the next in
terr"gation. "lf they snit, do" return
co the lady. every sorry, but we want
only genteel cullud pussons in this bouse
We dont want to let white folks in . SIN;
hngiy explained the ebony .hued female a.
with apolite bow she shut the door, lesy'
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Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.
PETERSBURG, May 81, 1867

PETERSBURG, May q, 1900
The reports from the surrounding co"n
trv in regard to the wheat crop ei''s''
the appearance as less promising VIZ,
was early in the season. In some ,o,:'i''t
the blades are turning ye'o"' ""''"
doubtless caused by too m"oh "e'.
other places, where the oTal"ase mas "',"
better attended 10, the gro"this very rank.
Neither Of these symptoms lhuical's
healthy state of the PLAINTIFF natural
color of which, when all conditions are
favorable. is a pea green. In either case,
cool. dry weather is needed; but the pro-
liabilities are not in favor OF such chahge.
The long season in May Is one oil the IN
cvitshle coucomtantS OF our climate,
wb;ch-aS ii seldom comes till after the
ooth-mav be upon lis NJ this time, or may
In held in reserve for later day.
!, is nv custom whenever | meet with
=, farmer 10 inquire Of him how he Is get
ting on with his laborers. The answer Of
>amc-I can scarcely say what proportion,
perhaps half-iS, that they are doing well.
4 few say they have never conducted their
business more satisfactorily, while some
wake loud complaints. | fear whatever
f.rI, there NAV I've, the farmers are as
uuch 10 blame Il the freedmen. III Is, as
might bc expected, a rather difficult mat
Tow "a those who have all their lives been
accustomed to say to a servant, " Do TINS,
ous no Soeth it," 10 accommodate thelh-
selves fully to the change Of circumstances.
But il is no longer 4 matter OF choice or oil
canr;re. il i an absolute necessity. AS n
crnrral thing. ii is believed that those who
,nlIv realize the situation, and who treat
Their hands kindly and pay them punctu-
ally. have the least trouble. Not but that
there are many freedmen who are worth
less for any steady labor, but it is otherwise
with tie great majority. who, under judi
cious management, will perform their du-
ties reasonably well. At any rate, there y
only one way TO induce them 10 do ii, and
EMPLOYERS should not he backward To adopt
il. both Tor their satisfaction and their In
turc>t.
The Circuit Court, Judge Chambers
presiding, commences its spring session in
This city tomorrow. On the criminal
docket there are fourteen cases Of felony
10 be tried. some OF them very important
and on the civil docket there are sixty.
nine cases At common law, eighty new writ.
OF inquiry, fogty-uinc office judgments, anc
$50 chauccry cases. >.
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An AWFUL DisEAsx.--A weston, ov
change notices the prevalence of n new
disease called the pipSynipsy, and Tint
ii peculiar TO that section. We dn nn'
know that the exact disease has mado ~
appearance here, but the remedy i ~
general use. The disease is described 49,
follows: A sudden depression Of the col.
lipsis dindix, caving in of the spinali,v NJ
the backbonibus, and a feeling OF shines
in the immediate vicinity OF the dia-
phraRm, may DO regarded AS symptoms
that tue complaint is coming on. The fol-
lowing remedy will afford instant relief =,
Spirits Vini Otard, z. j. sugarum whitum
!. =; icibus coolus, q. r.: Shakiste VIC
enter addus spriggus minus duus. and
sacAlte cum strawum. We have heard II
.a 'a wa, a u Is worth while having the dis.
'"'0 W The sake Of the remedy.
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Correspondence Of The h''"in""u pISp1''"'
Another Letter from Nan>en'oh"-A 'ee''"S
OF Ncgrcc>->pccchcs 10y {. W. Buttz and
Negro. SC. &c.
SUFFOLK, May IL, loo''
Durir- the past few days there have been
..,...~,I oh,r.iva ottpn,ntS tn oct no
-..;.,.,r 80 oo1.,.,a ,,oo,,l,
s''u" mass LIN ''''s - '''0
but on yesterday the attempt was cr'"'eu
with success. \ meeting was held on The
court Green. presided over by a colorcd
, .-;..o8 Nv sovar.I vice presidents
''''''' ~ c:--,-.-..
among whom WAS UoolSc ~ o'uE'e'oii' "
white man at tins place, VINO Is reported
70 have been one Of the first, most active,
and mus,.violrnt ScccsSiouiStS of the town
in t~f1. Ahout two hundred and fifty ne
,~r,,. we're in attendance. and on the bor-
d.re ~ fine crowd We're ahopt fifty whites.
GYM. ,I, scene the appearancc Of sea
81 ink with shores Of snow. The meeting
WA, opened with singing, or rather with an
attempt at singing, Turn 10 the Lord
and seek Salvation" which proved fail
urr. the cnori>rer conplptelv breaking
down 4 second and more successful at
tcmDt was made on the hvma I" AMI III
c. ". Butt, or Norfolk, first addressed
the audience. lie said the shareholders OF
Virginia were not responsible for the in>ti-
tuition, as it was forced upon them origi-
uaIty against their protest. The blacks
should not, therefore, cherish malice
against their former masters, but should
forget all the wrongs inflicted on them
while slaves. The speaker then gave
history Of the origin OF the late war. II
was begun by the Democratic party IN or
Ger 10 secure 10 themselves the SpollS Of
office and to perpetuatc African slavery.
Mr.. Buttz gave history OF the Republican
party, and urged ms hearers 10 unite with
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Is ~ s Z,

VIRGINIA CENTRAL "a lLROAD,
Y on and after SUNDAY, JASVART Ethr an :
following trains will leave Richmoni:
MAIL TRAIN daily 10 Gorl1nryli.tr ana EXCEPT
on Sunday to Stanton At 100 4. u.
These t;aius make close connections vita train,
on the Orange and Alexandria railroad.
THROUGH TICKETS sold to Washington and
Baltimore, and TO Lyuchburs, Knoxville Nah.
vile Npmnhi. Mobile. New Orleans, and oths,
principal points In tina Southwest also, to Leg.
inston Winchester, and other points In the Va.
ley. -,
Richmond At s Is A. NJ, making Close corr aclHor
with FREIGHT TRAINS o. the Orange and Alex.
aniria railroad for Lync4burg and AlsXarara
kI.o PRErGHT. and PASSENGER TRAlrS leave
Staanton for Jackson's river on MONDAY, Wku.
SEsDAY, and FRIDAY al I. 10 7. "a .-
n y. ~HlTCOMB,
Iaqs General Superintendent
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- ~ 80 =:
NREAT SHORT ROUTE TO THE
" NORTH, EAST, AND WEST. Fii THE
RICHMOND, FREDERICK.BrRG. ANp PoTu-
MAC RAILROAD, CARRYING THE UNITED
STATES MAIL TWICE DAlLY-EIE6 mt "a rs
WITH NEW PATENT SLEEPING CHAIRS u3
ALL TRAINS.-Ths THEOUGH TRAINS on ths
road are now run from tho southern termlnu, ot
the Connection railroad, corner BYRD AND EIsHrB
STREETS, a. follows: -
The DAY THROUGH MAIL TRAIN leaves Rich.
mond daily SUNDAY. exceptedl At - A VI, ~.
irving in Washington IT $50 7. NJ, connecting
with the early afternoon express trains for tas
North. Eas', and West
The NIGHT THROUGH MAIL TRAIN, with ole.
giant cars supplied with the new patent sbraTI Z
chairs attached. leaves Richmond daily ~ TOP. N ,
arriving IN Washington At 20 A. NJ, connecting
with the early morning trains for the NORTH, Etr,
and West.
NogxrRA CHARGE for sleeping chairs.
The ACCOMMODATION TRAIN, with local ey
press packages leaves kichmpnd daily Sunday.
excepted from the depot. corner 81 Broad aat
Eishih streets, At +. ~, arriving In Frsds-
rcksburg At !. 10 l.. NJ.
THKUTGH TICKETS AMI THROUGH BAG.
GAGE CHECKS 10 Alexandra. washlrgtoH.
Baltimore, Philadelphia, Hew York, Boston, an
all the principal cities In the West.
For furtt or Information and through tickets w.
ply at the Office Of the company, corner Broad A..
Eighth streets, shock0s Hit, aud at tbs tick.
office, corner Byrd and Eish streets,
General Ticket Agent
SANrRL PrrH. Superintendent. af..