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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-01
LETTER FROM PETERSBURG.
correspondence o, the Richmond Dispatch
Great Snow Storm Theft Of Whcat-NIar-
kcts. Remarks and Quotations.

Great Snow Storm Theft Of Whcat-Nlar-
kcts, Remarks and Quotations.
PETERSBURG, October 81, 1867.
When Petersburg walked up this morn
ing it was to look out on heavy snow
storm, such as has not perhaps been wit
messed by the oldest inhabitant so long In
advance Of the winter season, though that
mythical individual is supposed to nave
seenmany strange sights. Your correspond
ent does not profess to be very young NM
self, yet his memory cxtendeth not back TO
anything comparable to ii. 1t began to
snow at carly dawn, perhaps before, and
continued till O'Clock, during which time
il is believed that snow enough fell to have
covered the ground to the depth of five
inches if there had been no melting. This
is doubtless connected with the same
storm which has been prevailing at one
point or another along the coast, from
Maine 70 Texas, for the last ten days.
The rise in the AppomattoX from the
late rain has not been SO great as was ex-
pccted, which goes to show that the vio-
lence Of the storm could not have cx-
tended far into the interior.
Two men-namcly, William Magcc
(whitc) and John Cruise (colored) were
arrested day and lodged in Jail, charged
with stealing six bags of wheat from the
farm Of Mr.. Farrell, in Prince George.
The rognes and grain were both taken to
the Jail, but as the theft was committed IN
the county, the trial will be had there.
There is nothing very flattering to report
in regard to our market or the state OF
trade generally. Tobacco is more active
than it was last week, the quotations being
fully sustained. The receipts are increas-
ing, though yet light. Of the new crop q
GOOD many loose parcels are being brought
in, the quality of which is pretty fair,
aflording, as far as they 60, favogable indl-
cations of the crop. Cotton IS coming IN
more freely, the receipts last week being
nearly 500 bales. 1t has also accumu-
lated at the various dep0;S on the road,
for the want of proper regulations IN
regard to the payment OF the tax. rms
is very provoking, both to planters ana
merchants. The market for cotton Is IN
steady, A few days ago it was quite firm,
but Yesterday and to-day it shows evident
signs of weakness, and the price has re-
coded from fourth to half cent. Wheat
is firm. though without any change III quo
tations. Corn continues about the same.
The ruling Of the market Is about as
follows:
cotton, lie. A few bales were sold to-
day at II &c.
Io5acco-Thc quotations Of last week
are applicable TO The present state OF the
market, with this difference: that the Ian
guild feeling or buyers at that time has
been succeeded by i good degree OF ami
nation.
Vheat-Fair to choice white, S2.50 to
$3.50 red, $3.50 to $40.
Corn-In good demand at sl.25 to Sl.3o.
Bocon--There is good supply in mar
kct, and the price is firm at II to lSc. for
Virginia hog-round. Hams and sides, Is
10 zoe; western shoulders, lGll to II &C.;
sides, Isl. to -.
Flour Supcrtine, $l2 to $3.50; extra,
$l3 to $l4; family, SIS to SIC.
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From our Special Reporter.
EsockkridSe Agricultural FaIr-Third
DAYS Exhibition.
LEXINGTON, October 25, 1861.

LEXINGTON, October %, 1867.
The crowd today was about as large as
on yesterday, and the people seemed TO
enjoy themselves.
In the morning there was an exciting
trot,ing match between Colonel OFFER
rails marc and Tompkins'S Q.ittle's OF
Scottsyillc} mare, which had won the
premium on yesterday. After four closely
contested rounds O'Ferrall'S mare came
out length or more ahead, TO the no
small delight Of most of the crowd, with
whom she was a great favOrite.
There were various other exhibitions Of
horses on the track. At ? o'clock the list
of premiums was read.
An address had been announced for l
o'clock, but from some cause it was not
delivered.
\ tournament was announced for
o'clock I. NJ, but unfortunately some
outsiders who had been attempting to
ride Turpin's mule " interlcred SO scri-
ouSly with the gallant knights who had
entered for the tilt that the tournament
was broken up before it was half over.
The Society held its annual meeting this
AFTERNOON, and elected the following OF
ilccrS
President, Jacob Fuller first vice-pre-
sident, j. d. Ii. Ross second vicepresl-
dent, +. S. Tutwiler; third ice-president,
W. I. Poague fourth vice-president, j.
c. Hutton; fifth vice-president, j. b. La
veil; sixth vice president, John Mckenny
seventh vice president, A. NJ. Glasgow
secretary and treasurer, j. G. Steele.
A resolution was passed inviting DR.. j,
T. Johnson, President of the Virginia
Horticultural and Pathological Society, tc
a seat in the annual meetings, and thank,
ing him for valuable contribution of fruit
trees and evergreens from the nursery O
Allan s. Johnson, Richmond.
The exhibition this year is considered 6
success, and the determination expressed
to make it more brilliant next year.
LEXINGTON,
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Amt YOU A IANk?-The Ohio States.

Amt YOU A YANk?-The Ohio States.
man is responsible for the following:
"While one Of the conductors on the
western bound train Of tho Central Ohio
railroad was taking up tickets on his train
on Friday last, he came to southern
family, in which was an intelligent little
bright eyed girl of about eight summers,
who eyed the conductor with more than
ordinary interest and then burst into
tears, and addressing the conductor, says !:
Amt you a lank {" "No, dear, said
the klnd-hearted conductor, "but l am
Union man." Well, MAJ says the inno-
cent child, g he looks just like the man
that stole our cows and niggcrs."
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ReGJ Estate for SAFE.

NOR SALE, ONE OF THE BEST
II RETAIL GROCERY STANDS in the "a
State, on the corner of Venable and Mosby I;::;W
streets, Union Hill. The house has hvcIsAA
rooms besides the store no om-all in h,st. rate
order newly painted and papered. Also, DIV ELL"
ING adjoining containing five rooms. both
bou.es front on Venabe street so feet, running
back III feet Also GARDEN, attached in rear,
fronting so feet on Mosby street running back iSa
feet; all well enclosed There ID also on the
place 4 No l stable containing six $ alls car
riage. house wood house, and coal. house. For
cash bargain may be had for the whole. For
90 90 h. POWEsS.
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BY Grubbs & Williams. Auct!oneers.
Northwest corner Main and Eleventh streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A LOT OF
L GROUND ON MILL STREET, IN ADAMS
VALLEY.-In execution OF !. deed of trust from
Frederick Cook and wife TO the subscriber as trus
tee dated 25th of July. 1866 and recorded in Hem
rico County Court CLERKS Office being thereto
directed by the creditor secured will sell at auc-
ton mon the promises. on THURSDA the 9Th Of
November at half. rast4 o'clock p. NJ, il fair. If
not, then on the next fair day thereafter At tn e
same hour, the property conveyed by said deed,
being LOT OF GROUID front ng % feet on The
west side OF Mill street, running back20 feet, and
adjoining the property OF D. Won Grooming, G.
Alurecht. and others.
TEAMS: Enough cash to defriy the expenses OF
TIE sale and to pay $3.50 with interest from July
%, 1857 the balance upon terms OF payment 10 be
made known at the time OF sale.
THEoDoH GaNTER, Trustee.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS. Auciioneers. oc26
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Hardware.

TEAyY HARDWARE.-25 dozen
I'll Axes assorted ; $50 dozen Spades and
shoyels: 100 dozen Painted Bucket: 800 ksgs
Nails, assorted SO Kegs Horseshoes % tons Hol-
low Ware: 10 tons GIindstones So casks Trace
and Carl Chain for sale at lowest market rates ey
90 90 II w s. DOMAIN co.
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NuTlCE-To THE STOCKHOLD.

NoTlCE-TO THE STOCKHOLD.
~ ELS OF TIE NATIONAL COAL MINING
GoMPASi t0F NiRGlGlAl.-At meeting of tho
DodI9 OF zoe freeid ent and Directors Of tne Ma
at the city OF Richmond, Va, on the eth day of
ssep'emoer 1887, the following preamble and reso.
uon were adop'ed:
49, appearing to the meeting satisfactorily that
, seneles OF The company require an assess.
insr.o seh per eentulu Gu the Capital stock and
~. sash per ceatnm, or d much greater one Is
20 J Pnpri ana Impossible on the stock, tits
nssotssh t,Hd order.d, That ten per cennm he
Sst Q, sae Company, DO paid in to The Ppesa
aud hat ~, neip.e ne LIT day OF November iss1
nrn A ~ @hu te499eted to enforce ri. au
IL paynent Ibsrssf h neg ectfn deuquent in
"pi.u ae may deem reasonable or n.es.sr means
The onies Of payment OF sa,d assessment to me a,
e"'h s'ockhoider, Is earnestly requested w. by
v JOHN s. L00mis Pres,dsr,
RICHMOND. VA. September rs, 1857
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BY Lee & Godiin,
Auctionesrs and Real Estate Agents,
No. 1914 Cary street.
yY,RJTsTEE,s SkIE OF LAND II

TRUSTEES SALE Of LAND IN
l. FLUvANNA CoUATY, VA.--Br virtue OF
deed of trust executed to NJ. by Walter 5 ton'
tainc and Mary r., his wife ana Of record IN tue
clerks Office of said county, and Of date October
ID 1880 ! shall by virtue Of said deed, and III the
req nest OF John C. Hughes, proceed 10 sell on tue
5th day OF November, 1851, In the town OF coium.
bia. to the highest Bidder Tor cash, 'he tract OF
Land on which the said Fontaine no| Resides,
containing 30 acres situated on the Big byrd
creek and being fvs miles from Columbia ana
four miles OF the Bivauna Mills The buildings on
said land consist OF good Dwelling house con
iuiuing five rooms barn stable. tobacco houses,
and ali other ne cessarv out buildings. The land
is highly improved ard considered oAe OF the best
i'll that section. -
The proceeds of the above sale 10 be applied TO
the pas ment Of two bonds OF said fortans 70 sald
Hughes amounting to 80 S33 SO, with Interest from
ferred payments on the above named land Ihs
trustee believes the title to the land to be good,
but will only convey such a Is vested III hini "
the trust deed. JOnEfh II. III ha En-,
~ pD andtl TuSdtds Trustae.
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By Thomas D. Neal, Auctioneer.
no. rs Main street, between Fourteenth and
Fifteenth streets.
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BY Cabell 4 Watkins,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
lll3 Main street.

IS rINHE GLEBE," a BEAUTlFUL
AND PRODUCTIVE FARM, ONE, 9U H.
TER OF a MILE From AMELIA COURTHOuSE
DEPOT, ON TIE RICHMOND AND DANNlLLE
RAILROAD, WITH ALL THE ST"Gh AND
CROPS FOR SALE.-We offer for sale the osau-
tiful country seat located as above, containing
2s3I acres q map OF which can bs seen ~ our
office About ., ! acres are cleared ana IN cultFa,
ton the balance in wood and timber OF OAK ana
pine The land has been much improved ana
produces well corn, wheat ott-, ana tobacco;
Much of 1t has been cloversd, and Suaho ana
master used. gooI crop OF corn oats ana To-
bscco has Just been gathered on the farm me
pl ace Yields the greatest abundance OF lrult-sucn
As beaches, apples, pears, cherries, grapes, &c.
Srb = bniIdings are numerous substantial, and at
tractiye. The main yelling contains seven spa
Cons rooms with hall. and porticos. all OF which
hay. been newly papered and painted. Ihere Is
also near the manslCn another d"eiifg VI H'e
rooms in excellent order. .
house, kitchens, ice. house, wash h use, &c az
in excellent repair. The place Is susceptible OF
division into two farms. Tho dwelllnS Is Wlthln
fen minutes walk If Amelia Courthouse, "n-re
there are several churches, schools, post once,
stoias &c Anexcellent spring Is near q! dwell
ing: and the place Is rroverblally health?. ine
a. Mailing il nsursd for 81 1000.
The neigh borho God is one OF the Very pest IN lne
State. p,.,s, c.,,Ia
HOGS and some Furniture Sc, ana all me gain sf-
ed irons will be sold To the purch4sor II ISsIso.
eu '1ofS' CABELI. = WATKINS,
Real Estate Agents, llia Main street..
or o3-eodoW
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By Lee & Goddin,
Zeal Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. 1914 Cary street.

vTALUARLE FARM, CONTAINING
Y 225 ACRES OF HIGHLY IMPROVED FARM
ING AND GARDEN LAND. FRONTING ON TIE
WILLIAMSBURG TURNPIKE AND CHARLES
CITY RUAD THREE MILES FROM RICHMOND,
FOR SALE AT AUCTlON.-By request of DR.. H.
Ioaand we will sell on MONDAY. November II,
1867 at o'clock p. NJ, on the premises, his val
uable farm located as described above, contain
ing 225 acres OF ighly improved land, up0n which
there is comfortable dwelling containing four
OF this tract 1875 acres are open and in cultivation
the reeidne well timbered Fifty acres are well
yet in timothy and clover, and the premises en-
pc IS.
lent water.
TE.M5: Ons. fourth in cash the balance at six,
twelve ard eighteen months for negOtia bic notes
gearing I'M crest from the day of sele and secured
by deed Of trust. LEE GoDDlN,
Auctionesrs.
The above farm will be disposed of at private
sa1a Cc lG-eodtl Stdtds
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EOR NEW YORK-FIRST VESs
II sEL-The superior fss.-saiiiug schoo- TT
ner d. A. BERRY, VooKHiss master. having SfFT
the larger portion of Der cargo enRag 90 .AmzL.
and going on board, Will have quick dispatch.
CKOwELL Il CURRIE,
or AZ az corner EiphtaeDth and Cary streets
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THIS DAY.
By Thomas D. Neal, Auc,ioneer.
no. rs Main street, between Fourteenth and
Fifteenth streets.
THIS DAY at 10 o'clock I will sell at
i my store an assortment OF HOUSEHOLD FUh-
NlTUHR. such az
BEDsTEADS,
Mahogany SECRETARY and BOOKCASE,
l Lar sa Mahogany PARLoR chAlS'
very handsome GAS CHANDELIER.
ALSO,
lot OF Dry Goods. Croc kery.. and Glassware,
consisting OF
CLOTHS. CASsIMERES,
COMFORTS, NUBIAs, &c.
CUPS and sAuCERS,
Bowls and PITCHERS,
THOMAS D. NEAL. Auctioneer.
Will be added to the above Gale,
bs barre Whisky.
Their, the above sale Will take place Tdis d at
10 O'Clock. l. A. auc,ionaer.
mol h uetIoneei.
SHFRIFF'S sALE.-By consent OF
- parties, there will be sold for cash on the us.
OF October 1867 If fair not, The next fair Day, At
the residence OF j.. r. uletn, III Iie"t..o
near btapless mill, the following property 10
wit.
lBAY HORSE,
ROAM COLT,
Lot TOBACCO, incurred;
2COWS,
lBULL,
WAGON,
lTUMBRIL CART.
FEED and GRAIN in granary,
and his (said Green'-) interest In the
CROP of CORN on the farm believed 10 pc
IS or 100 barrels
10 satisfy an execution in my hands IN FAVOR OF
j. B. Davis against said Green and others
Sheriff OF Henrico county.
Tn consequences of the inclemency OF the weather
the above sale as been postponed until II o'clock
THIS Day friday. no LII
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The Dubuque papers assert that the
bridge over the Mississippi at that point
will be completed by the end of next year.
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DRESS AND CLOsK MAKING :

nRESS AND CLOtK MAKINc
- Miss s. N. FanUkNUY wouia mos, -,
ihily INFORM her Tisuds that she has re,I,rns,
ron inc country, and having partially RECOVERED
St IiSi idte liIhee" hth aga Resumed her work
P"'oh%as Rooms over a. G.. seunders's dr.,
ami Ninth S' "''"ooH nishib
Inc latest fashions have last been rscelvad ho,b
ior !s ~ ana chlidrsn's DRESSES and CLOAKS.
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By Harrison, Goddln & Apperscn. Auetioneers
snd Real Estate Agents.

T1RU STEE'S SALE OF 4Q6 4-lO
| ACES OF VALUABLE T1MBERED LAND:
IN HENRICO COUNTY, ABOUT Ten En-, h mlES
WEST OF RICHMOND. BETWEEN THE DEEf
RuN ROAD ANDTH THREE CHOPPED ROAD
! trnstees in a c.rtain deed Of trust made by b.
W Green and Julia A, bis wife, dated !2th sep
tpmbsr. 1866, duly recorded in 1lenrico County
Cont, we shall, In execution thereof, at the re-
1uest Of the bene hcisres In the said deed, pro-
coed 10 sell at public auction on the premises, on
FRIDAY October II, 1887, at II O'Clock NJ. il lalr
II NOT the hr-t fair day thereafter, that FalnaDIe
TRACT OF LAND located rs above, containing
said land Ia heavily covered with superior Wood
and timber and by reason thereof is regarded OF
TERMS: Enough in cash 10 defray expenses OF
saIa a, d TO pay off and discharge all Of the notes
raf.rred to in said deed which have matufsd,
amounting to 80 2s3 It and AZ to any surplus
" mich may arise from said sale on such terms as
the said Green may prescribe ana direct OF on MS
failure TO give any directions, then on such terms
=. ths said trustees may announce at the tlme oil
~ the said land al joins the land OF Mr.. John
" .iIsy persona attending the sale will please
meet the trustees at the residence OF said Alley,
and accompany them and the auctoneer 10 Inc
spot on the premises selected for the sale 70 come
The taxes for this year to be paid by the pur-
chaser. R0BEAf S. POLLARD, lTrn,tees
JOHN B. YOUNG,
The foregoing sale is uuavoidab!y postponed
until MVADAI 18th October, 1907; ~ me me, s &c
hour.
The above sale has be en postponed until WE'D
NESpAT the 6ta day Of November mex; a. the
same hour. Ioc2s FKoolEeo.
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TOR RENT, Il comfortable BRICK
Il DWELLING. HOUSE, corner of and !t;ss.
Thirty second streets, with garden of half E.:;E
an acre attached. Apply to Saisl
w. j. ROBINS,
insurance and Real Estate Agent.
nol-lt corner Main and Eleventh streets.
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BY James NJ. Taylor & Son, Auctioneers,
Office No. SOL Main street, three doors below
Spotswoo Hotel.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A BRICK
i HOUSE AND LOT, ON LOCUST ALLEY
BETWEEN MAIN AND FRANKLIN STREETS,
AT hUCTlON.-By virtue Of a deed of trust exc
cuted to ma as trustee by Thomas Clay Maddnx
and Otis 6 Judd, dated the sth day of May, 1865,
Hastings Court and at the reques, OF the benetci-
airy in said deed ! shall proceed to sell at auction
on THURSDAY The 7th November, 1867, on the
premises at IL o'clock NJ, the DWELLING
HOUSE and Lot Mapped in said deed situated on
Locust alley between Main and franklin streets,
fronting 81 feet on said Locust alley and running
back in parallel lines 100 feet
Terms: Cash enough 10 pay The expenses OF the
Sc e and the rum OF IL, 766 &c. with interest from
the llth day OF May, 1867 4; balance on such terms
as will be made known on the dav Of sale.
JAMES NJ TAYLOR, Trustee.
Sale to he conducted by JAMES NJ. TAYLOR &
Son, Auc,ioneers. oc 80 lot
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DICH MOND ANDC-r,, csssa.-s,1
IL DAaVILLE RAILROAD. 80
BORDER AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY," FAIR,

Notice Is hereby given that all articles passing
over ms rosd Intended Tor exhibition AT the above
'air Ito be held In pauvlile Va. ON he 5ih
9Th 7th. and sth OF November next will be
charged AZ the regular rates OF transportation for
such articles; but II not disposed OF al The far
will be
RETURNED FREE
and the amo1nt paid Tor trans portation o. tha
same 10 the fair refunded II returned within ton
days from tie date OF their shipmentto the fair
Life members OF the Border Agricultural Society.
on exhibition OF their certificate OF lie member.
ship, will be passed free 70 and from the fair
Return tickets viii be sold at the ticket olices.
10 all persons going TO the fair from any lun, on
thI road, at the regular rate one way. with tho
privilege OF returning free; but sach ttck,'s can
only be procured st the company's ticket Offices.
Persons paying their fare on the cars will TO
charged full faro both ways
BY order OF thu to.sd of Directors.
THOMAS DUDAMPAD,
oc 23-2w superi .tradaut.
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BY Grubbs s. Williams, Auctloneera.
Northyest corner Main and Eleventh streets.
TREASURY OFFICE OF FfRGINIA,)
RICHMOND. October o. 1867.

TREASURY OFFICE OF VIRGINIA.
RICHMOND, october %, 1867. !
IN CONFORMITY WITH AN ACT
4 ofthe General Assembly Of Virginia to require
rance companies doing business in this state
passed February 3, 1868, and by authority vested
ia me by the fifth section Of said act, shall pro-
CO ed to sell on FRlDAY the LIST day of November
1867 at IL O'clock NJ. at the auction rooms Of Da.
venport & Co. so much Of the Y lkGlNIA REGIS.
TEREp BONDS deposited By the PhGnix lnsn;
satisfy Judgment for $3.50, with interest and
costs, obtained at a quarterly court Of the corpo:
ration OF the city Of Norfolk on the 18th day OF
November, 1856, in the case Of William Pearson,
who sues for the use Of
William Swain ........................P lntif,;
against
The Phoenix Insurance Company. Defendants.
J. S. CALVERT,
oc 22-eodtds Treasurer Of Virginia.
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BY James NJ. Taylor Son, Auctioneers.
Office s2l Main street,
three doors below Spotswood Hotel.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS IN
v, sIDNEY FOR SALE AT AUCTION. Will be
sold on TUESDAY the 5th day of November on the
premises, at O'Clock r. NJ, eight valuable build
ing lot. in Sidney fronting each on Laurel street
twenty. five feet, and running back one hundred
aud forty three feet to an alley twenty feet wide.
These lots are on the south SIDE Of the plank road
and ne arlv opposite the Westh am House, and are
considered to De among the most valuable building
lots in that portion of the city.
Terms: One fourth cash balance In four, eight,
and twelve months for negotiable notes, interest
added the credit payments 10 ba secured by deed
of trust. ia nj rs NJ. IA LOR u SOH,
mol Auctioneers.
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R0iMOGds.
~ u eE.E5 s.Ess Es
7rox RICHNosD AxD YoRK Rryys,
. RAILROAD CoNpAyY.
RTcHHOgD. Gctobay ~ r,,, (

k6A -" yk0sfy
OYHrox KIoHxoSD AxD YoRx Rryg,n
RAILROAD COMPANY,
RrcHxogD, October 70, lss7
NEW LINE TO BALTIMORE. MOP
~ FOLK, AND THE FOLLOWING poTrrs
SfEHYS9sTnTHlz PIHL4DEtPHIA B"sr6H GIN
Freight received Mondays and TaHsssb..J7ss. :.
this depot no to O'clock p. ". for tho 49, ~
sonable rates. Passengers Tor Bslt.nnore ara pr
adelphia leave att o. clock A. N. on TUysh.IyyLSS
and FRIDAYS; reaching Baltimore early Ha1,
morning, and Philadelphia tina. nigh. Fs-a ~
Baltimore; -; to Philadelphia, IS 20. Pa,.sny..,
for Norfolk and Intermediate landings ave er.-,
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY az
o'clock a. NJ. Freight for Norfolk and intsfnSd,.
ate landings received Mondays Wednasd.y. "a
Fridays. Passenger and fTeight train leaves 49,,
day at o'clock a. n. for White Housa F,.i,G
received every day up 10 o'clock p. ~, Sopg,.y,
excepted. {!
shippers, observe the following directions.
PaoM BosToY TO kfCHaoSD.-Msrk yopr yo,4,
Union Line and ship by Bo.;on and prgyio
River Railroad Line" pier DO. Ligh,.s,,n.t
wharf, Baltimore ''i'sE
From PHrhADzLrHIA TO Forward
Union Line" Is north wharvas. PhilsJstn,ptt,s
care Richmond and York River Ea!lroad Ljnsr 49,
No: Light. street wharf. Baltimore f'''
Fsoh BALTIMORE TO RICHMOND Ship all goo4,
Line" A. NsBUBAM & SONS, Agents. pI S1' ~
Light. street wharf, Baltimore
WILLIAM RSO:
General Freight and Ticket .at,
CAPTAIN JOAN II. FREEMAN "'''
Passenger and Freight Agent. oca
pICHMOND AND NVILJr
III "A BOA D-CHaNGE OF sCEgDrTr
ONLY ONE PASSENGERS TRAM DAILY,@G1
and after MONDAY. October; SO. the Pa..arrs.
Trains on this road will ran IA % cows 80
GOING " Esr.-Fhrough mail ard passe rgerrralr
leaves Richmond daily AT is A. "; arrives a.
panviiie AZ ! +. N; leaves DanrtlIs at &o5P N:
arrives at Greensboro at7.IOP NJ ~
GoISG EAsr.-Leaves Greensboro daily st,,,
A. M; arrives At Dgnville at s.C5 A. ": Iasrss
4.47P. 81 ~
Trains connect at Brrksville with passanva,
trains on the solthaids railroad Except on snr.
days.; connect al Greensboro daily With train,
on the n orh Carolina railroad
THOMAS DOD4MEtD