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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-26
Correspondence OF tho Richmond Dispatch.
Affairs in Pulaski-Court Matters-Crops-
Railroad Tariffs, &c.
NEwBEKN, VA, September ., lo6i

NEwBERN VA, September %, 1867.
Our Circuit Court has been in session the
past week. During the term several impor-
Iant cases have been decided by Judge a. 5,
Fulton.
The case of Joseph II. Howe as Henry Ho-
maker for assault and battery committed III
1863 Damages We're laid AT $40, 00O-the jury
rendered a verdict TO plaintiff of $1,000. This
case grew outsof Il punishment inflicted on L
negro belonging TO Honalter for trespassing on
the property of Howe, which was resented by
Nonaker some TWO months after by striking
Howe on the head with the butt of his gun,
thereby destroying the sight of one OF his
eyes.
1t is whispered around that the Judge, who
is now in feeble health and of threcscore
and ten, will resign at the end of the present
term.
The crops in this county have all been har-
vested, and, on the whole, may be said to be
abundant save i'll some localities the corn has
suffered considerably from drought.
Considerable complaint is raised by mer-
chants along this line of railroad who pur-
chase goods in your city, which ought 10 arrive
in forty eight hours. 1t is rarely, am told,
they get them through under 4 week, so much
preference is given TO freight purchased in
Baltimore aud cities further north. The ia
riffs, too, are unfavorable to the Richmond
buyers, and unless your merchants attend TO
this matter the entire trade of this section
will be lost to them.
The question of consolidation is being can
rassed extensively along the line and is be-
coming more popular daily MS it is understood !;
and unless q fair discrimination is made in IA
vor OF shippers, change of management will
beinSlsted on at theneXtmeeting OF the Board.
What effect move Of this kind will have on
the trade Of Richmond leave you to say.
WASDERER
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OUR WASHINGTON LETTER.
r,rrosnondence OF tho Richmond Dispatch.


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MINORS at q Discount New York and Penn
.v,v,ria Election SPecuiations-Thc Sonth
a. he Punished IT the Democrats Succeed :
Old Thad... ,.n-
WAsHISaroN, September "a, 1867
There are no new sensations beyond tn
military serenadcs, and the week is gliding oy
without any impor tant change in the pohti.
al situation. The Qutd na'acs who have peen
loudest In predicting all manners OF events oy
tho lst Of October allowed themselves a wid
margin but time is hurrying on, ana unless
:. something turns up" 10 verify numerous
a. statements" that have been extensively ~
duiged in, some individuals VIII nave 70 eoii
mcncc the work anew of getting UP sehsauon
ncws Just at this period there seems 70 DC
wore attention and interest given TO the eiec-
SONS in Ohio and Pennsylvania than 20 other
,,o ,,ars unless 1t be 10 the military serenades
now being inauSuratcd.
A letter has been received In this city from
nrominent citizen of Allegheny county,
INSTRUMENTATION the Radicals always roll
nm very heavy majorities-ln WHEN H. Is men
,;rpned that although the Democrats nave no
tSoa Of carving their local ticket yet, they
have good reasons To DO amused ~ tne scare
and bewilderment OF the haoic'tis:
The same letter expresses very sSrohS oehet
ia. tho State will go against the Republicans
bv 4 very large maJofiS Hew IoiN p on..
.ha, Tho Democrats will elect their ticket In
1nst State in November by thirty Thousand
rnn;orjfv This, OF course, will depend very
much upon the resultin the former State. K
By some strange process Of reasoning tits
declared by ultra Radicals that the. only
ctTcc, of defeat of their principles this
fail will be TO insure their triumph ut the pre-
.iaential election, and also to put more vigor-
nus laws in execution ut the South. 1t is
hardly possible that such an attempt will be
shade bv them if defeated next month and the
mon IN after but II the same time it is some
wha; singular that semi admissions OF defeat
should be accompanied by logic so unreason-
able.
The friends Of Thaddeus Stevens have been
startled by several reports to-day that ne died
during last night. AT lastaccounts, however,
his health was improving. !.
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In their primitive state He saw no reason TO
believe that any race which had risen TO the
pastoral state, and could count, and had ideas
OF religion, should ever lose these ADVANTAGES,
But why some races four or Ave thons ,a
years ago had attained to the arts Of civiiiZa-
ton, while whole continents remained in the
lowest savagsism, he did not attempt 70
explain.
Then there was discussion on the negro
Sir John Davy maintained, from his opserfa-
tions in Barbados, that negroes, Under farora,
bio circumstances, became industrious and
oapable of civilization. Others contended that
ali his capability came from the iniermixt are
ouestion remains undecided, as 1t is one that
will be left for America to settle.
* ~
There ARE excursions to curious geological
formations on the Firth of Tay, and to old
castles filled with relics of the reign Of the
Stuarts, where Jacobite old Scotch ladies play
old Jacobite songs on the spinnet. Among the
geological pctfifactions found near Dundee
was one with the appearance Of wings, which
was called seraphim, but which turned out
on closer inspection to be a lobster
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GREAT SHORT ROUTE TO THE
W NORTH, EAST, AND WEST, VA TIKI
FREDERICKSBURG. AND PuTn-
MAC RAILROAD, CARRYING THE UNITED
STATES MAIL TWICE DAILY-ELEG mt GARs
WITH NEW PATENT SLEEPING CHAIRS ON
ALL TRAINs.-The THROUGH TRAINS on tbi:
road are now run from tho southern term OF
the Connection railroad, corner Byrd AND BIdHTH
STREETS, HI follows:
The DAY THROUGH MAIL TRAIN leaves Rich.
mond daily At lilo A. NJ, arriving In Washing.
ton at SIS p. M, connecting with the early 81.
ternoon express trains for the North, East, ana
West.
giant cars supplied with the new patent sleeplng
Oh airs attached leaves Richmond daily at s.4S +.
M, (Sundays exceptsdJ arriving in Washington
at els a. M, coDnactinR with the early morn
iux trains for thu North, East, and West.
NO EXTRA CHARGE for sleeping chair.
The ACCOMMODATED TKLlH, with local eI.
press packages, leaves Richmond daily Sunday:
eyceptsd) from the depot corner OF Broad ana
Eighth streets, at 4 P. NJ, arriving In Frsts.
TaRU6Ga TICKETS and THRo1GH BAd.
GAGS CHECKS to Alexandra. Washington
Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York, Boston, And
all the principal cities In the West
For furth err information and through tickets ZIP,
Eighth streets, shockoe Hill, apd at the ticker
oscs, corner Byrd and Eighth 6trsets,
General Ticket Agent:
SAMUEL RUTH. Superintendent. APPS
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LETTER FROM PETERSBURG.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.
PETERSBURG, September q, ls6

PETERSBURG, September q, 1867.
A schism has taken place in the ranks OF the
Radical party which promises TO be incnrable.
Before il was known how many delegates to
the Convention Petersburg would be entitled
to, Captain Plat received the nomination Of
the Republican Club: and last night a second
nomination was made, the honored individual
being Georgia negro, it is said, by the name
of Morgan. few of the white Radicals
sustained his nomination, while the great
body. styling themselves Union Republicans,
was opposed to it, These were denounced in
open terms by The colored orators as white
washed Republicans. OF course the . dis
loyal element can only be passive spectat ors
OF these squabbles, content to vote, II they
vote at all, for candidates of their own II
seems probable, from all l can learn, that the
majority Of this class will vote against Il con-
ycntiou.
The gang of desperadoes arrested on Satur-
day afternoon had their examination in Ches-
terrified to- day before Justice Robertson. Five
of them We're committed for further trial, anu
one by the name Of Williams was discharged.
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auction Sales.
FUTURE DAY.
By William Psnnill Son,
Auctlonsers and Real Estate Agents,
No, lsycamore street, Petersburg, VS..

By william Psnnill Son,
Auc,lonsers and Real Estate Agents,
No, II Sycamore street, Petersburg, VS..
TRUSTEES SALE OF Y a41 Co1IsLI
1hnnT AK AND HALF MILES From Pc ,I;;
TBRsBURG, VA, AND CITY LOTS IN The
eTY t.u % Ra IN osrt sna
ae.ter his wife dated April 1896 duly rscSrdsa
in the Clerks office OF binwiddis Goanty G9u ri
the Sesy o. Of R5bet More Bfothe the be-
nscses the said deed RrTHesoP 20 Son.
in IN the city Of Petersburg on THURSDAY, octo-
Der 10, 1887, at IL o'clock NJ,
FIRST.
That valuable TRACT OF LAND, containing
abont one hundred and thirty-three acres. in Din :
widdie county bounda ed on the west by petersburg
and Boydton Plank Road Company, east ~ aehry
Cousins,s land, north by Pickle branch. adjoining
BB pfss MILL SIX anu AsN ~'''' '''
Also. TWO LOTS OF LAND designated In Pill
low q W ilson's plat Of twenty acres as lots Nos
and S, containing y acres.
Third.
Also, THAT CERTAIN LOT OF LAND on Byrne
street in the city Of Petersburg, fronting on said
distance Of $50 feet moie or less, to an alley
bounded on the north by the property OF Thomas
wallace, on the east by Byrne street, on the south
Dy the properly Oh shlo luOmao w my otou, Shu
on the west by an al Icy.
FnURTH.
Also, that HOUSE and LOT occupied by David
Alexander, on west side Of Bvrre street, In Pc
tersburg, fronting thereon SO feet more or less,
and running back in depth $50 feet more or less, to
an alley about ten feet wtde conveyed to the said
Thomas " . Royston by Thomas Pannill and wife,
by deed dated August 8, 1853.
FIFTH.
Also, THAT LOT OF LAND on the south side
OF Pine street. in the city of Petersburg, being lot
No. 70 as designated in McKenzie's plat or plan
OF Pride's field, fronting on said street 100 feet
and extending back to the line Of the Canal Com
pany, being bounded OH the east by David May s
lot. This Is a beautiful building lot
SIXTH.
Also, that LOT OF LAND on the south side Of
Halifax street, In the city Of Petersburg fronting
on said street 1870 feet thence running south along
Cool Spring road ass feet, thence west los feet,
thence north ass feet TO the beginning or 80 much
OF the above named property will be sold as may
be sufficient to satisfy the provisions OF said trust
decd.
TERMS e Cash to dsfray The expenses of sale and
to pay OF two certain notes dated April Is, 1899,
one for 81 1885, CO. payable nine months after date,
and the other for ii II, payable twelve months
after date This Is the direction now by the bene.
fcaries to sell for cash, but 1t Is probable that on
| the day Of sale an arrangement may be made to
make the terms more accom- podating.
CHARLES T. JONES, Trustee.
WILLIAM PANNILL d SOY,
as.tds Auctioneers.
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By Lee & Goddin,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
No. 1914 Cary street.

CROPS OF CORN, FODDER, OATS,
" WHEAT STRAW, IRISH PoTATOEiT;o ~ >
nc A AND : KiTcHEN FURNITURE, SC, r0E
SALE At My request OF Gap.s''n1
MS npsssnt residence. on MONDAY, aOth septem-
Der, 1851 at O'Clock P 81, preparatory to moying
to his farm in Goochland county; J the Chut =,
VERY productive land In CORN. five acres In lRlSH
Potatoes, 5000 to /, 900 head Of CABBaGE; 20, GOO
pounds : q EAT o Ats (housedl, STRAW ana
EHAFF from 500 bushels wheat also, one Two
horse WAGON one CART, and lot OF HOUSE
HOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE,
TERMS: Cash for sums of $50 over ms amoun.
crsdit of ninety days for satisfactorily endorsed
negotiable paper win be given, to enable puI,
chasers to realize from crops before maturity OF
notes The privilege of housing crops VIII also
bs granted for a reasonable time, say to lat anu
ary next, and OF rerting or lsasing the farm Tor
y farm of years privately. LEE GoDD!N,
q ee' o. - Aucioneers.
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BY James 81. Taylor & Son. Auchoheefs'
once No. S2l Main street. three doors beio" tne
Spotswood Hotel

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE IN The CITY or hlCH-
Of deed OF trust bearing date the OH day OF
July. 1850 duly recorded IL the clerks once x OF
cnted nv w n Smoot 10 me rs trustee, to secure
ths payment OF a certain amount Of money therein
mentioned, due by certain negotiable notss, ana
Al the reauest OF tho holder OF sad notes, VIII
proceed TO sell on TUESDAY tho let day OF Octo-
Der next, on the premises at - o'clock r. ~. the
property conveysd in said deed, as t9iioTs a
HWUsE, with wing attached thereto and lot, on
the asst corner OF Main and First streets In
this city on the following terms: Cash enough 10
NV ths sTnenses OF lhs sale a no.s for $l,I39.42
With Interest thereon FROM the 18th OF January,
1851 and a note for Sl.!sl IS with interest from
the i2th OF July 1857 the balance on suca terms
ala NAV be agreed upon at the day Of sae:
- ' JAMES NJ. TAYLOR, Trustee.
Sale to be conducted by JAMES 81. TAYLOR
sOy Auctioleers. SO -
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auction Sales.
@By Harrison. Goadin & ADperson, Auetionesrs
and Zeal Estate Agents.
FUTURE DAY.

THRUST SALE OF DOVER MILLS
i PROPERTY, IN ,GoCCHtAED COUNTY
S. D. Fiaher, dated January 8, 1867, recorded in
Gooeh,and County Court. and by reqnest Of the
auction, on the premises. on THURSDAY. the l7th
day Of October. 1857 4 fair u not the Art far
perty known as DOVER MILLS, lying in the
county OF eoochland. boundea the James Rivsr
OF F, p. Robson, consulting Of TRACT OF
LAND containing, SIXTEEN "a ACRES more re, or
less, with the excellent FIGURING MILL, MILL
STONES, MACHINERY. .FIXTugES and WATER
RIGHTS, .DISTItLERYa DWELLING HOUSE,
STOREHOpsE, MlLLER'S HOUSE, and other
buildings nd appurtenances. The whole consti-
tutins we'll known and very desirable property,
presenting great attractions to millers capitalists,
and others.
TERMS: The deed authorizes sale for cash az
to large part of the purchase money, but by
consent Of the creditors, accommodating terms Will
be granted, which will BIO made known at the
sale. The taxes for this year tc Re paid I'D by the
purchaser. Z. x. HOWlsoN,
SO l7-2awawatdtcs Trustee.
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ByGrubbs s. Williams, Atst!orasrs,
orth west corner Of Main and Eleventh streets.

TRUST SALE OF VALUABLE
1tEDs IN HEyRICO COUNTY.-on the 2lst
iay OF March, 1881, z. S. McGruder conveyed TO
William NJ. McGrIder end Thomas J. vans Wit -
authority to either to act IN trn5 TO secure 70 n
K Eliyson, administrator of Thomas JONES' os
ceased, the payment of certain nsgoliaois nUse
bearing date 2lst of March, 1897 and dui h ahd pay
Wright, made payable to the said S McGru.
der, ana hy The said z. S. McGrudsr endorsed to
said Eyson O., SGnss G IN the he viii
Of Zschariah McGruder, which will bears date ne
18th day of May, 1888, and Is recorded 10 VIII ;ng
Clerks office Of Henrico County court IN VIII
Book No. 10, Of which lands the said H. ;. MIC.
0ruder by the said VIII "a to have one-half upon
the death Of his mother, the said lands SO sia Dy
his mother for life. consisting OF tfast o, ifna
known rs 'short Pump in the county OF len.
rico supposed to contain 300 acres, anu IL me same
which was conveyed to said hachar.ah Mco ruuei
Is33 and recorded In the Clerks office OF tenrlco
County Court In reed Book n o. go on page .,o, oi
another tract of land in Henrico county cGnVeyea
and others by deed atsd 18th of October, 1893 anu
recorded in the Clerks office OF benrico county
in Deed Book No ss page AS OF another tras t
2achaTiah Mcuruder BY John Eleish 7s,, and and
recerds ID IN the Cisrk's ohlcs OF Henrico county
in Deed Book No 49, on page 4i6 also, all the
right title. interest, and claim OF MN, me sala a.
8 McGrnder in and TO the coal lands ara All
other lands devised to him by the WI OF ms
father, the said Zachartsh McGruder deceased
Also an undivided half Of tract oil land In hen
rico county, containing ona hundred acres, whien
was conveyed to the said William d MGofaaea
and u. 5. McGrudsr by samuel n stils anu oIhsis
by deed dated 18th of February, 1884 and RECORDED
In the CLERKS office Of Henrico comfy IN p hs
Book No e., on paga9o3. also. an andlvided nan
of a tract of land in Hsnrico county, containing
sixty acres, which was convey ed TO the said VIII
ham NJ. mcGruder and z = mcGruder ny J5np
Is5I and recorded in the Clerks Office of henrlco
County Court In Deed Book no. Is, on page osz !;
and to which will and deeds reference ~ Iereny
made for q more particular description OF the SAID
property. a., .o,d dsod T
shall on MONDAY the ith day Of ,ctooer, 800, az
70 oic,ock at the front door OF the court house
of Henrico county, proceed to sell tho t;opery
oonyeyed by the said deed at pubic auction, Tor
cash, 10 the high, st bidder pv.Ns
SEQ hoia . -. - ' go
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A new musical instrument has been invent
ed, the pedestrian, which is said by the Home
Journal to be a marvel Of art.
1t Is enough to say that the music so close
ly and exquisitely resembles that of q full or
chestra that one who heard ii without know
Ing or seeing whence it originated could
scarcely fail to be deceived by Its power, ro-
lume, variety. meditation, and apparent COM
bination of all those rhany-voiced Instruments
which contribute to our best orchestral execu-
ton.
The prices for these charming instruments
range from 81 900 to $50, 000l
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.Auct50,, Sales.
FUTURE DAY.
BY Harrison, Goddin & Appperson,
tAucfioneers and Real Estate Agents.

TRUSTEES SALE OF HANDSOME
i BRICK TENEMENT, o5 THE WEST LINE In 2
STREETs BY virtue Ct two deeds Of trust exc.
eu.ed BY Mr. John 0. Chiles, the ooe TO the under.
signed, Lewis A. Phelps, dated I'D OF May. 1850,
md the other to the undersigned, 4. a. Lorentx,
dated LIST OF Jnne 1856. both duly recorded IN the
Richmond Hustings Court, we, the subscribers,
shall in execution III erect sell at public aact,on,
1851, ats o'clock z M, II fair; il not, the frs.
fair day thereafter, that va liable THREE-SToRY
BRICK TENEMENT located as above, now In Ia
occupancy OF the said Chil,s. IT is nearly new,
has all tbs modern improvements, is a first class
residence. and with ample accommodations ior q
large family. The terms. which will be reason
able, will be annouu ced at the hour Of sale.
LEWIS A. PHEl.Pe, }Trne,eea
A. a. LuRENTZ, Aiu'''''
"a % autda
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By Harrison, Goddin i Apperson,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents.

TRUSTEES SALE OF EXCELLENT
i BRICK TENEMENT ON TER WEST LINE
OF SEVENTH BETWEEN CLAY AND LEIGH
virtue OF deed of trust dated 18th
October 1853, duly recorded in Richmond Hastings
Court In deed book No. Is 3. page l35, weshal, IN
lion, on the premises. on MONDAY .he It'll 0cso-
ber 1857, at half. past clock P. NJ, il fair not,
the first fair day thereafter, that beautiful BHlCk
located as above, now in the occu-
fancy Of Mr. r. A. Mills. The lot has front Of
is feet and depth Ct $50 feet. The dwelling Ia
in excellent order, conta ns seven rooms, besides
ample accommodations for servants. The usual
modem improvems nts have been ntrod uced into
the dwelling-such as gas, water-closets, culverts,
baths, SC.
THE deed requires a cash sale to tho extent OF
about IS $780, but it ia probable that at the hour OF
sale nm arrangement will be made to extend 'ea-
SONS b lie terms Of credit.
JOHN HOWARD, Trns,ees
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auction Sales.
By Harrison Goddin Il Apperson, Auctioneers
and Real Estate Agents.
~~~~O~~~~~~~<
FUTURE DAY

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
Il \ BRICK TENEMENT: on The so Q ! SIv saRs
TGENTu. ST Reefs, KNOWS, AS "sADLsEs
REsTAURANT,n' AT AUCTioN.-pursusntto TIE
provisions of decd OF trust bearing date on the
9Th day Of March 1857 daily recorded In I k;hmona ID
trustee, and at the request Of the oenenGlssEyy
therein secured, shall proceed to sell on Tues.
DAY the lat day Of October, 1867 at O'CLOCK +.
NJ, the VALUABLE REAL ESTATE located as
Of % feet more or less, running back Ito feet more
or less to Pine alley.
THE TERMS OF SALE will be for enough In cash
to pay all expenses of executing this trust and 70
pay of and discharge three deeds OF Trust amount
Ing to about 81 500, credit until the llth De
cember 1897. Oh to g. 200 credit until the lath
February 1865 as to 81, oil and as to the residue
OF the purchase money, on such terms as FILL De
n"ue AD'"1 - '1 P. P. WINSTON, Trustee.
P.S.-The foregoing real estate was sold at auc-
ton under the trust deed aforesaid on Saturday
the l4th September and was Pu1ehasedd by hsring
failed 10 comply with the terms OF saie, TIE iore
"a rs p r WINSTON. Trustee.
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DESIRABLE BUILDING L. . l. 5
lDADJOlNIEG THE TOWN or MAECHESTER
FOR SALE AT AUCTION. Will be sold on MON.
DAY the 3oth OF September 1857 on the P5swE1ises
commencing at o. clock p. NJ: ELEVEN Dsel hA,
BILE BUILDING LOTS, adjoining the upper emu
of Manchester, as follows:
10, in square Ain Percival,s plan, on the sontn-
oa,t side Of Decatur street, fronting on SAID street
iorty seven feet and two inches each, and running
,rs oTs Designated as lots Nos 90 81 49, %,
and 81, in square in said plan, on the southeast
aide of Decatur street. fronting on said street ipry
seven feel and two inches each, and running. Daca
seventy. i've feet. s.7 &,
SO uars D in said plan. on the southeast slae o.
Hull street and fronting said street rty' seven
feet aud two inches each, and runnlng oack
seventy five feet. 20 4, ,o n
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
ak months negotiable ro,es, interest added, Sc
cured by deed of trust ,,h,,os -,
The plan OF the above lots will be exhibited on
'no u'' "a JAMES NJ TAYLOR SON,
z, Auctioneers
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w ANTED, 100000 WHITE OAK
w SLAVES, So inches long, inches wide,
inch thick as INCHES 4ng nsees :, TldS nna
inches wide inch thick. For rarticulars ad-
dress w. G. MAYO, box DO Richmond, or K. d.
FlTZHUGH, Loretto, Essex county, Va.
au 20-3m
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OFPICB RICHMOND AVID YORK RIvsRl
RAILROAD COMPANY, ,
RICHNOHD, August 81, 1857. J

NEW LINE TO BALTIMORE AND
IN NORFOLK VIA RICHMOND AND YORK
RIVER RAILROAD.-This road Is now open for
freight and passengers for Baltimore and Norfolk.
Pa.ensers for Baltimore leave the Riehmond
add York River Railroad depot every TUESDAY
and FRIDAY at ! o'clock A. NJ. reaching Balti-
more to early breakfast next morning Sstnrning,
they leave Baltimore every WEDNESDAY and
SATURDAY at o'clock P. NJ: rseching Rich
mond THURSDAY and SUNDAY EVENINGS
Freight for Baltimore received every day tSun-
days excsptedl at the Richmond and York River
Railroad depot.
inps leave the Richmond and York kivrr Raf.
road depot every TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and
SATURDAY att O'CLOCK A. M.
Freight for Norfolk and tntermadiats landings
received at this depot on MONDAYS, WSDA Bs-
DAYS, and FRIDAYS.
ON THURSDAYS and SUNDAYS The trains will
Leave the White House on the arrival CT the Balh-
more boat
Rates as low an by any other line.
For further Information, apply to
WILLIAM b. ENOS, Agent Richmond
and York River Railroad Company.
A. EySDHAM Il SONS, Agents, Baltimore