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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-08-12
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,ndcncc of the Richmond Dispatch

Correspondence of the Richnond Dispatch
MEMPHIS, August 5, 1868.
1t may seem strange to some that after
hOyhoOd days are over Il separation is made
10y the interchanges and feelings of life
from home and its attachments. 1t used SO
to be with me, but l have seen the real
cause. Home during childhood, and even
youth, is attractive and cherished but
upon maturer age most of us are inclined
to wander, in hope Of better land" 1t
was my scheme, my attempt, my doing so,
which brought me here. The changes
from home are not beneficial to all, and
those who have now good one in Virginia
l would advise to remain. Many who /
had the pleasure of associating with, and
who happily were preserved from the calam-
tiles of war, have met here and IN Nash
vile during the past three years. rev nave
bcttered their condition, and not much
prospect of our doing better. L would not
give this advice without careful considera-
ton, and my people may be assured OF lis
truthfulncss. We who have tried the west
crn States find not the comforts OF a home
surrounded by fathers, mothers, sisters,
and brothers. Each and every one must,
bv dilirent toll and with little reward, en-
deavor to acquire his own individual sup
port; and happy is he who can say g am
doing we'll" BE not deceived by inviting
fields of gain. Poor are the people here
and in all western towns, as in Virginia.
There is q hope in the minds Of most of
the citizens that we shall once more regain
the position once held. Then by the past
we shall profit from present trials. The
crops are plentiful, the necessities of life
are raised more at home than formerly, and
a better future is marked out for us. Much,
however, depends upon the coming Presi-
Dental election. Seymour and Blair are
uppermost in the hearts Of nearly all here,
and it is seen that grand radical change
Is being made in the minds Of many who
have opposed the "white mans party"
Our city is at this time wonderfully healthy,
and few have occasion to visit more north
ern cline for d bracing breeze. We have
had some severe warm days, but they are
past, and we sleep comfortably, early morn,
under blanket.
Business is a little reviving, but not much
hoped for before the middle of September,
when all the farmers will be coming to
market, ~ ,JOSEPHUSh
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PETERSBURG, August II, 1868:

PETERSBURG, mug uc' - 49,
Il is now definitely settled that our CITY
is to be enlightened by the speedy issue OF
the long talked of Radical newspaper. NeH'
Saturday is the eventful day on winch IL
will be ushcred into existence but unoer
what cognomen We have as yet no aa'heh'ic
information. A press has been secured,
together with several reams OF paper, ana
the necessary amount of type for heb
domadal of not very large proportions. Its
appearsnce is looked for with some Curl
osity, and will doubtless cause something
Of sensation. 1t is understood that the
immortal Platte is to be the editor and pro-
rrietor, who will be assisted in his arduous
duties, if popular rumor is to be credited
by scion Of one Of our aristocratic fami-
lies. l might mention his name, but as
Madame Rumor is proverbially lying jade
it might be unwise to trust to her In this
instance.
At meeting of the Board of Trustees OF
Randolph Macon College, held yesterday
afternoon, Rev. James A. Duncan, u. D.,
was unanimously elected President OF that
institution and it was determined to open
the College at Ashland on the ! st of Septem-
Der. 1t is stated that DR.. Duncan will ac-
cent the position. His removal from this
place will necessarily cause vacancy IN
the pulpit Of the Westinghouse church.
which he has filed with so much dlstine-
ton, and 50 much to the satisfaction OF the
congregation, for more than TWO years
The appointment of his successor VIII pro-
badly devolve on Bishop Doggett, though IL
will be difficult to adequately hll the place
between now and the next Conference.
1t is currently reported to-day, and gene
rally believed, that the redoubtable DR..
Bavne has been bought up, and that he
is no longer candidate for congressional
hopors. AS he was formidable competi-
tor. and is moreover a shrcwd fellow, he
was doubtless able to get his own price.
Two farms, situated about eighteen miles
below the city, in Prince George, were soio
today ut Colonel Pannilps auctlon-honse
under deed of trust. One of them, called
1.-The Glebe," containing 1868 acres, brought
$4,000; and the other, adjoining, called
" Mobiles" and containing ZoS acres,
brought 81 600. On the former there Is a
good dwelling, with numerous out-houses.
Reuben Ragland, Esq, was the purchaser
of both. |hc price is considered very good
Tor the times.
Several of our tobacco factories have been
fOrcibly entered Of late, and considerable
quantities of tobacco abstracted from them.
Several hundred pounds were discovered by
the police this morning in the house of
white man by the name Of Chandler, living
on Plum street, who was arrested and lodged
in Jail.
From some cause not readily apparent 70
the uninitiated, there was sudden advance
in the price Of wheat to-day of some fifteen
cents. Prime white sold for S2.75, and
prime red for &2.GO-lower grades in pro-
portion. >.
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LIVELY TINE AT A CIRcUs-THE CANVAS
B,owy Down AND A BULL-RUN STAMPEDE
While Hemming's, Cooper & "hitby's CIR
Gus was performing to an immense auoi-
ence in Flemingsburg, Ky, few days
since, a heavy rain-storu, accompanied ny
a violent wind, inundated and blew down
the tent. The scene is described by local
paper as follows:
"At first there was but little excitement
among the spectators, but when the stakes
of the outer canvas gave way, and the i'm
mense centre pole of the large one COM
menced to sway and groan, the sides to flop
and give way !; when the lions commenced
to growl and roar, the elephant to swing his
huge proboscis around, and the horses to
neigh and stamp, the confusion was indie
scribable, and the excitement the widest
we ever saw. Everybody rushed pell-mell
for the entrance, gentlemen and ladies IN
q confused mass, calling alternately for
help and friends. Of course, on the top
seats some jumped to the bottom, some Ieii
through, some were caught and suspenueu
while falling, and great many cut 1nelr
way through the canvas. At TINS JunctuIe
the elephant broke out among the people
and created terrible excitement, and the
writer started for the entrance at lively
gait =
o" Before he reached it he was clasped IN
the arms of lady, who implored him TO
save her. When he reached the outer
world things presented very comic ap-
pearance. The rain was falling in torrents
the lightning flashed, and the tnunaeI I
crashed. Men, in their fright, ran against
the ticket-wagon, over ladies, wildly to ana
fro fro Many Of the ladies screamed, tainted
and fell, and had to be carried to Mr.: New e~o
combs residence, which was about 2Oo
wards distant. Here, too, great many
swooned away from fright or excitement
but none, we are happy to say, were killed
or scared to death. After the storm abated,
the great canvas was explored, but no one
was found to be seriously injured"
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THE EDIToR.-A schoolboy's composition
on "The Editor ran as follows, IN school
not far from Cincinnati:
"The Editor.-The editor is one OF the
manifest animals in the known world. lie
can 90 to the circus, afternoon and eve
ming, without paying cent !; also 10 IN
quests and hangings. He has free tickets
to pic-nics and strawberry festivals, gets
wedding cake sent him, and sometimes gets
a licking, but not often, for he can take
things back in the next issue, the which he
generally does. | never knew only one
editor to get lickt. His paper busted that
day, and he couldn't take nothing back.
awhile other folks have to 60 to bed
early, the editor can sit up late every night,
and see all that's going on. The boys think
its big thing to hang on till 10 O'Clock.
When am man | mean to be an editor,
SO | can stay out nights. Then that will
be bully. The editor don't have to saw
wood or do any chopping, except with his
scissors. Railroads git up excursions for
him, knowing if he didn't he'd make 'em
git up and git. In politics he don't care
much who he goes for, if they are on his
side. If they amt, he goes for 'em any
way so it amounts to nearly the same
thing. There is great many people try
ing to be editors who can't, and some Of
them have been in the profession for years.
They can't see it, though. If was asked
if l had rather have education or be a
circus-rder, would say, let me 60 and be
q editor"
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BY Wellington Goddin,
6uc.ioneer and Real Estate Agent.

T,RusTEE's SALE OF VALUABLE
STOCK OF DRUGS, MEDICINES, e, EI s;;b-
d ,;rtue If = deed OF trust executed to the SUD
by , " Nv Messrs C. W. Thomas K Brother, pear
int, date 9lst March 1853, duly recorded IN klc'-
mond Hastings Court, shall In execution sere
nrnreed To seIl at public auction, at their store
rropner of Main and Twenty-irst streets; On
THURSDAY the goth of August, 1858, at 10 o'c ioch
all Oh D 5RE1fG s MEDICINES, CHEMICALS
JARS, BOTTLES.
COUNTERS, SHELVING, c,srs
SHOWCASES PRESCRIPTION CAoEo'
SCALES and WEIGHTS,
SODA APPARATUS ,.,,.x,,,,so
and all other goods, wares ana neac snre
The sale will be In gross, and not In detail, mus
Offering a favorable chance for any one TO engage
l" TERMS: Ome-fourth cash balance at three, SIX.
and nine months for negotiable notes, interest
added. satisfactorily endorsed. ns r-,,s,oo
an D. II. AANb-'
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For the DiSpatch.

Like true Taurus, the Dispatch cores
the FncuStle Herald about twain imagin-
ings", with reference to the photography of
scalawag," and then, in the pride of vic
tory, exposes its tender flank to the cornes
du dia6!e Sin the most acceptable and per-
.tectly apple-pie ORDER" forgetting that
"and +" connects "nouns and pronouns,
&C., SC.
Don't accuse your pauyre diable. He has
been sorely laden since you lost your .Esop
and Shakespeare. TEoLLY LoL.
(0ur correspondent leaves us in the dark
as to his meaning.
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Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.
Chapter OF Accidents-EEOrSc StO.cn-
Progress.
GoRDoNsyILLE, August II, l

few days ago Mr.. William Hudson,
manager for Colonel j. NJ. Patton, had his
arm so badly crushed in n thrcshing ma
chine, us to ncccsSitatc amputati0n. He is
recovering.
A young gentleman in the lower part Of
Orange was thrown from his horse on Satur
day, dislocating his shoulder and otherwise
seriously injuring him.
The same day negro was lodged in the
county Jail charged with fatally stabbng
another Scnagambian.
On the same night horse was stolen from
the wagon yard in Gorlonsvillc.
You may thus perceive that we are catch
ing the spirit of the times, and keeping
pace with modern civilization. Nj.
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RAILROADS.
az III 1T
OFFICE RICHMOND AND YORK RIVER
RAILROAD COgErANY.
RICHMOND, August !, BS.

L
OFFICE RICHMOND AND York RIVER
RAILROAD CoErANY.
RICHMOND, August 1 BS.
DICHMOND AND YORK RIVER RAIL
IL ROAD LINE.-FOR BALTIMORE, TIP
NORTH. AND SORTHWEST.-NEW sCHH.
DIJLE-Tbe fast. commOdlous, and rewiy.ay.
ranged steamers KENNEBEC and ADNIRAI
under command Of Captains FREEMAN and KIR
Wan are now running regularly, and making IN
F0iIR TRIPS PER WEEK between Richnopt
and baltimore IN connection with trains OF ,be
Richmond and York River Railroad COMPANY
leaving baltimore every MONDAY, WEDSEs
nav THURSDAY, and SATURDAY promuI7
NJ s r. NJ, and reaching Richmond the iollowiny
DAYS leaving Richmond every SUNDAY, TUES
NV WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY.
passengers going north or northwest viii find
this rolte the cheapest and BY FAR the most plea
SAINT. passing many places OF great historic iEte
rest. o,a .,oxo ~
nth all the early trains north and west.
Ereight received at all times and forwartes
nromptIy. the frequent trips allowing no DELAY
through bills OF lading given to all prominen,
points. p,,,u,,,
paiiro,d Company at A. NJ. every day.
On TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS the cars couner,
at Fish Haul with stages for Tappahannock ~
On MONDAYS and SATURDAYS an arcommo
dalton train for the benefit OF the local traSe! viii
fI leave Fish Haul at A. NJ. for Richmond. ana
returning. leave Richmond for Fish Haul sane
days ut 4 Z. NJ. WILLIAM b. ESOS
ans Freight and Ticket Ayen,
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ArISrHOK SALES.
nvLee q Goddin, Auctioneera'
M. 1l17 Main street.
FUTURE DAY.


ry,RUsTEE's SALE OF A FARM ON
TuE CHARLES CITY ROAD. THREE
MILES BELOW RICHMOND, AT AUCTION
r. virtue of the provisions Of deed Of trust
c,ted to the undersigned as trustee. by Edward o-
gan, and of record In the Office the Clerk of Hem
ssico County Court, In deed-book 81, page 4ls,
will proceed to sell being thereto requested by the
beneficiary ut public auction, on the premises. on
MONDAY. Path August, 1861 at O'Clock 7. NJ,
the tract of land called "GEORGE'S." containing
one hundred and thirty-three acres. more or less,
adjoining the lands Of DR.. H. Lofand, Johl n.
Davis and others.
TERMS Cash sufficient to pay expenses OF exc
cutting trust and discharge two bonds for g. 900 each
each bearing date 23d October 1885, with interest
from lst March 1855 upon each until paid; the
principal and Interest to be paid In good coin SUD-
ject TO the following credits Of principal and Int
rest-vlz.. $500 OH 23d March, 1867; $50 on 23d OF
APRIL 1887 $3.50 on .23d May. 1857, to be likewise
computed the balance OF purchase money. II any.
upon snch credit as the said Hogan may prescribe,
or In the absence Of Instructions from finl, upon
such time as the trustee may think proper;
JOSEPH j. WHITE, trustee.
Sale conducted by LEE & GoDD1S, AnctioheerS'
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Correspondence OF tho Richmond Dispatch.

Radical Organ about 10 be Lssned-Elcction
of DR.. Duncan TO The Presidency Of Ran
dolph Macon Coliege-Dr. BaWee or the
Co,rse-Sale of Farms in Prince George
Recovery Of Stolen 1obacco-Rise an
Wheat
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For the UiSDatch,

SUFFOLK, Va, August 10, 1868.
You will particularly oblige your read
crs in this section by informing us through
your columns who in, the thunder 81. N"
ig. We certainly should know, but 50 far
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BY Wellington Goddin,
and Real Estate Agent.

TRUSTEES SALE OF FARM OF
i THREE HUNDRE;nL, r AMP F EHESTsK.
FIELD SEVEN MILES FROM MANGHESS,IEik k H.
On THE OLD COALP1T TURN,p l S hy
tne of decd of trst executed to tfe SUBSCRIBERS D!
Mr. john D. Thomas; to sgcre TIE unpaid n psr
Inc date 10th of August, 1855, duly recorded In
Chesterfield County Court we shall IN eHe ou the
nrnmises' on TUESDAY the 25th August 1858, al
o'ciock p NJ, If fair, 4 not the irst 1air Gay
resides containing three hundred ara iittyisGT
The Drovements consist ola dwelling containing
i've rooms, barn, stable; Quarters, S &G anu y,
Mace and ali old orchard besides large quantity
If valuable oak and pine timber suitable Tor plank
and barrel slaves. al ..oa
itor will consent to accept one-thlrd cash, balance
nt six and twelve months for negotiable notes
bearing interest, secured by q trust deed. Posses
sion given In ten days of the land not In crop, ana
naIial possession of the buildings, but full possess
Sion on the 18th Of October next.
~ W. GODDIN. )Trustses
aulO ID. 4. BROWN
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Y summer resort, situated fifteen miles west of
stanton, on the Virginia Central Railroad, will
be opened for the accommodation of guests on the
18th June,
Business men wishing a retreat for their families
during summer will have every advantage here.
From Richmond, Baltimore, Washington, and
other cities, they reach these springs on the same
day at O'Clock z. M.
Seven different kinds Of water and, agreeable TO
analysis, of superior quality.
The cars stop at the door.
TERMS !: $35 per month, $40 per week, ~ per day.
Children under twelve years and servants half
price. Bathing in Healing Water gratis.
2. u NJ. BURRUSS
te l0-3m Proprietors.
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VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
EXCURSION TICKETS TO VIRGINIA
SPRIN

ROUND-TRIP TICKETS, including stage fare
to and from the following watering places, coon
the n COMPANY at the following rates: 0'''e Of
White Sulphur. $3.50; Sweet Springs. All,
Healing Springs, SO; Hot Springs. si5.?s warm
Alum, Sl2. Is Rockbridgc Baths, Sl?2 August,
White Sulphur, $l2. To-.
After one week the tickets will he rated ut thct,
cost In part payment Of full fare.
j. +. SETHERLASD
jy % General Ticket Agent
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By Richardson i NewbuFn,
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers'
No. 1918 Main and Eleventh streets.
THAT DEcIRAPJ,E FRAMED DWELL

THAT DESIRABLE FRAMED DWELL ~
ING OF MIR. C. J. BETHEL'S. IN siG
Wv An PINE BETWEEN SPRING AND
AAEEBBEsiARLE sTREETs containing six rooms %, ms
Kitchen etc. well of water and shade tEef Ss n feet s
y.iiI he sold at auction on SATURDAY, August
18TH ut S O'Clock L. VI. ,,,o ,,a and u
TERMS One-thlrd cash balance tl IN aided ed
''''"''''' RICHARDSON & NEWBnhNo-,s
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I have not found single individual who
could enlighten me on the subject. :.
rive must refer our correspondent 10 MS
"Joe Miller."l
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BY Sampson Jones, Jr., Co.,
Auctioneers and Commission Merchants,
Fifteenth street between Main and Cary streets.

A SSIGNEE'S SALE.-As assignee OF
n Henry Exall, bankrupt, will, on SATuR-
DAY the 8th day ofAugust next at L. NJ, sell al
auction. 1T Exall's building, Twelfth street near
the corner OF Main, the fine GRANITE QUARRY
known as Pages Quarry" situated In Henrlco
county, Oh the James River and hanawha canal,
about two and half miles from Richmond. II has
four to i've acres of land. The granite Is reputea
to be Of very superior quality, and there Is said
to be enough of II to last twenty years WORKING.
Also, the BOAT and TOOLS belonging to the
same with the SHEDS and TOOLS on the corner
of Ninth and Byrd streets.
Also, all the right and title OF Henry E1all 10
HOUSE and LEASE OF LOT on Twelfth street
near corner of Main.
Also, the SHEDS OH Twelfth street, with the
TOOLS and OLD IRON In them, next to said
house and lot.
Also. lot of SANDSTONE.
TERMS OF SALE: One-third cash; balance III
three and SIX months, negotiable notes. All sums
under BOO cash. JOHN JOHNS, JR.,
Assignee Of Henry Exall.
The above sale is POSTPONED till SATUR-
DAY the 18th OF August at o'clock z. NJ, at the
same place. }. JOHNS, JR:,
an 10 Assignee, &c.
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CHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue of an or
dor of Court In nv hands, made in the suits OF
Samuel Cottrcll, Jr.. and ais. against 5. w. Wor-
dem shall proceed to sell, in front Of The Sheriff :
Office. No. Ill! Main street. on SATukDA1 inc
ooJ dav of August, lsds. at 10 O'Clock 4. NJ, one
SPLENDID PIANO. Chickering's make. Also
two GOOD CARPETS. The piano Is now al D.
wall Turner's bookstore, and can be seen by any
person desiring to do so.
TERMS Cash. ~ ~ , ;,
an lids JOHN W. W Ri'llI. -. y. II.
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SHERlFF'S SALE.-By virtue of claim
~ In my hands In favor Of John ID. Hammersley
against James J. Foster, shall proceed 10 sell at
the siill-house in Rockets, known as Tyler's Mill.
near the Gas Works, cn the FOURTEENTH DAY
OF AUGUST, 1874. at II o'clock, one THIRTY
FIVE-HORSE POWER BO1LEB and ENGINE,
and one SMALL BOILER, nearly new, "Talbott's
make - one MASH TUB. one STILL and DOU-
BIER, one CHARGE TUB, nine PREVENTING
TUBS, Six YEAST TUBS. two WHISkEY CTS
TERMS, and one RECEIVING CIsTERS.
au 3-tds JOHN w. WRIGHT. :. G. +.
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GRAIN BAGS, &c.

GRAIN BAGS.-The James River Ma
VI nufacturing Company has resumed the ma
nufacture of its well-known DOUBLE-WARP
GRAIN BAGS. and now otter the best article on
the market and at the lowest price when regard Is
had TO quality. K. 3. BENTLEY.
jy l5-lm Agent.
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By Lee IL Goddin, Auctioneers,
No. Hi Main street.

HANDSOME FRAME DWELLING,
l. NEAR TO BUCHANAN'S SPRING. WITH
LARGE L T ATTACHED, FOR SALE AT
AUCTION.-On WEDNESDAY the 18th day OF
August on the premises, at O'Clock =. NJ. we
will sell that desirable FRAME DWELLING
situated on Leigh and Norton streets, containing
six rooms with airy passages, Kitchen with two
rooms. stable, carrlage-hOuse and the usual out
buildings, all In perfect repair.
The lot has front Of 80 feet and depth OF 22O
feet to an alley 90 feet wide. ,,
Attached to this property Is a SLAUGHTER
HOUSE and the necessary buildings for butch
ering.
TERMS One-fourth cash: residue ut eight SIX
teen and twenty-four months for negotiable pa
pcr. interest added secured by trust deed.
LEE & GODDIN, Auctioneers.
If saleis not effected the property Will be leased
for three years. au D
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ap 20
ANp SUMNER ARRANGE.

SPRING AND SUMMER AKRANub-
- MENT, Rcs.-GREAT SHORT ROUTE
TO THE NORTH, EAST, AND WEST, VA
THE RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG ND
POTOMAC RAILROAD, CARRYING IHE
UNITED STATES MAIL TWICE DAlLI-ELn-
CANT CARS WITH NEW PATENT SLEEf-
ING CHAIRS ON ALL RAJ She
THROUGH TRAINS on this road are nov run
from the depot, corner BYRD AND EIGHTH
STREETS AS follows:
The DAY THROUGH MAIL TRAIN leaves
Richmond daily at o:4O A. NJ, arriyingin ASH
ington at SIS =. NJ, connecting with the early AZ
ternoon express trains for the North East, ana
West. ,> -, -,
The NIGHT THROUGH MAIL TRAIN, win
elegant cars, with the new patent sleeping chaIts
attached leaves Richmond daily Sundays exceP;,
ed at $40 p 81, arriving In Washington ~ CIV
A. NJ, connecting with the early morning Trains
for the North East, and West.
Both STEAMERS stop al AleXanGria each wayi
The ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN for Miliorai
and all way stations leaves depot, corner bIoaa
and Eighth streets, at s z. u. h"Iurnins' arf'e'
ut 8:45 A. NJ. ,,,c,, ,,c
THROUGH TICKETS and THROUGH BAG
GAGE CHECKS to all principal points.
For further Information and through tlckrts; sp,,
ply at the Office Of the company, corner Broad arg
Eighth streets, Shockoe Hill, and at the ucAS'
Office corner Byrd and Eighth streets.
j. 3. GENTRY, General Ticket Agent:
SAMUEL RUTH Superintendent. my II