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roretrr Markets.

LONDON, September l.-Consols, 937S
United States bonds, 7177s. Tallow, 45s
Sugar afoat, 25s. Afternoon.-sugar on
the spot, 35s. Sd.
PARIS, September l.-Bourse dull rentes
70f. 72c.
FRANKroRT, September limited States
bonds, 7514@753s.
LIVERPOOL, September l.-Noon.-Cot,
ton firm; estimated sales, $4,000 bales
shipments from Bombay since last report,
200 bales. Afternoon.-Cotton frmer, but
not quotably higher. Other articles un-
changed. Three o'clock.-Cotton firm.
Yarns and fabrics at Manchester firm, but
quiet. Corn advanced to 36s. cd. Red
western wheat, lis. Sd. Flour dull.
LIVERPOOL, September 1.-Evening.-
Cotton closed firm and unchanged. Flour
irregular western canal, 2Ss. Naval
stores dull and prices unchanged. Sugar,
95s. 3D., on shipboard 25s. 3d., at sea.
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CURIOUS PHENoMENoN.-The Fall River
(Mass.) Times states that remarkable
phenomenon, deserving of public attention,
took place last evening at ! o'clock, about
twenty minutes after supper, on the table
of Mrs. Betsy Matthewson, o very aged
lady, residing at No. 10 Orange street. All
at once jingling tap was heard, appa-
rently on the window-glass on the outside
of the tenement, which is in the third
story; at the same time glass preserve
dish was divided into six equal parts as
neatly as if cut with a diamond, with a
noise resembling the tinkling Of q tea bell.
The pieces of glass did not scatter as if hit
by some missile, but remained just where
they were separated. There was no appa-
rent human agency in the work. The glass
was perfectly sound, and had not been used
in hot water. The whole performance was
witnessed by six persons,
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Domestic Markets.

New YORK, September l.-N0On.-Flour
unsettled; common steady good and choice
dull and declining. Wheat l@2c. better
for spring, and 2@3c. lower for winter.
Corn active and 1@2c. better. Mess pork,
$2S.75. Lard steady. Cotton qpiet at SO15c.
Turpentine firm at 44@451sc. Rosin steady
strained and common, S2.75. Freights
quiet. .a...
Sterling, 100. Gold, l4M. 5-2O's, '62,
coupons, 1872. North Carolina 6's, old,
II "a; new, II. Virginia 6's, ex-coupons,
53% new, 81. Tennessee 6's, ex-ceupons,
6458.
Decentralization more active and firm ;
sales of $500 bales at 3Ohc. Flourirreg-
ular superfne, s6.75@5S extra, $500
$3.50; southern brands, SS.5O@Sl4.65.
Winter wheat 2@4c. lower. Corn in large
speculative demand at the noon advance ;
mixed western, $l.25@$l.26; yellow south
ern, $l.27. Kettle lard, 19I@l911ac. Pro
visions quiet and unchanged. Whiskey IN
bond nominally $500. Sugar in fair re-
quest; Muscovado, lO9@l1Ac; Porto Rico,
ll@ll3; other groceries dull. Naval stores
quiet and unchanged. Freights quiet.
Money abundant. Gold dull at Sl.441s.
Sterling has q slight advancing tendency,
and is quoted at 1925. Southern bonds
quiet and firm. ..
BALTIMORE, September Cotton quiet
and nominally quoted at SOC. Flour dull
and UNCHANGED. Wheat dull and declined
SC. Corn steady at Sl.2O@sl.25. Oats
heavy at 65@6Sc. Rye, 81 40. Provisions
firm and unchaged.
C1ScINNATI, September 1.-Flour I'M
changed. Corn in good demand at 95@96c.
Provisions quiet and unchanged, with
moderate order demand.
LOUISVILLE, September l.-Superfine
flour, s6.7b9$7. Corn, 9Oc. Mess pork,
$3.50. Lard, 1870. Shoulders, 1870. ;
clear sides, l7Rc.
ST. LOUIS, September Flour dull with
small business superfne, $3.50. Corn
frmer; mixed, S9@92c. Mess pork dull at
S29.25. Bacon-A small business doing
shoulders, l3L9l3%c.; clear sides, II &c.
Lard, 1870. Whisky, SIPS; round lots,
Sl22.
WILMINGTON, N. c., September l.
Spirits turpentine, 39@391ac.; New York
casks, 4Oc. Rosin-No. l, S3@S3.25. Tar
declined to $3.50.
CHARLESTON, September l Cotton more
active but less firm sales, 100 bales; mid
dlings, Csc. The annual cotton statement
for this port shows the receipts to be 246,ol7
bales. Exports-Foreign, l05,SO2 bales
coastwise, l39,263 bales. Stock ON hand,
1,945 bales.
AUGUSTA, September Cotton dull and
unchanged sales, So bales: middhngs
nominaiiy 27kc.; stock on hand 1906
bales. so I.-t'. FL.
SAVANNAH, September Cotton steady;
middlings, 291ac.; no sales; receipts III
bales.
MOBILE, September 1.-Cotton-Nothing
doing; prices nominal; receipts, 400 bales
exports, none. ;,
New ORLEANS, September l.-Cotton dull
and nominal middlings, 271ag2oe.; sales,
Is bales; receipts, 4l3 bales.
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AGRICULTURAL.

a VIRGINIA INVENTION.-Ws have
"A Now on exhibition at No. II on Fourteenth
street nS opposite the Exchange Hotel the new and
valuable machine known az .x,ru
AREALL'S COOKIE. GARLlCk, ana bAoI
SEPARATOR,
the only machine known that car perfectly sepa-
rate cookie from wheat without regard 10 the siys
or the cookie In this machine the new principie
of ADHESION, as applied to machinery OF snis
class Is strikingly and successfully deinonstraed
aud we invite the millers, machinistS, ana pusi-
ness men of Richmond generally who feei il-
terested In the agricultural development OK ouS
State, to call and see for themselves. r,rx,
RiGHTS in the States of Virginia and West VIE.
gnia and will be glad 10 see any gentlemen noAA
the country who may be visiting the citY 80 ma az
Communications must be addressed 70 us
Chariottesytlle Va, or to Captain I. V hoisoA'
exchange Hotel, Richmond. Va pryToN.
iy2-3m MiNOh g go --
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= ETTYsBURG KATALYs1NE WATER

~ ETTYSBURG kATAL1SlNE WAIEh
VI ITS WONDERFUL CURES AND GnRA-
TIVE POWERS The GETTYSBURG SfRlSG
COMPANY announce that they have comPictSu
arrangements for supplying the Gettysburg Mcdl-
cinal Water on Il scale commensurate VIII TUG uo
mand. Physicians and invalids desiring lnlorina-
ton as to the therapeutic value ana virtue VI tili'
water will on application TO the Office OF inc coih
pany, or any OF the druggists stores oe and
with printed copies OF statements oil inVallus, anu
reports Of eminent medical men as 10 us cuIatiau
effects the only unerring test OF the value ol any
water or medicine. ~
They are also referred to the thousands OF 1nVa-
lids and their medical advisers In every part OF Tue
country, who have since the general introductippn
of this water among the people, some SIX ulo ",
ago. been cured by its use OF distressing OF ih'Hi
maladIes. ,s 81,
This combined testimony establishes beyond an
remedy for rhcumatisn govt SraVel, ayepSp55Ii al
kidney. urinary, bronchial, liver, ana boMei oto
eases tbiliOusness etc. catarrl neur ~. III.
ner vous disorders. over all others known 10 20
medica, found In the mineral springs "a nv
dern times. ,- ~ ir
1t has been demonstrated In a numper o. ~
stances to possess the power OF SOWING Sei. ~
stone in the bladder, and the nrate deposits od
chalk stones formed by rheumatshi, sSSu Is.ases
gravel and OF permanently curing tnese uishe,od
for which medical science and The most GeteDa III
mineral waters have hitherto only PROVIDED paiiia
tivcS. xo-,n. nent.
Also Of arresting the progress II not Eernlaiei'-
" curing, Albumeuuria, or Brieht s 3ba only
nineraI-spr,n. water with which great anu re-
markablc cures have been euecteu away 'o
Prire per quart bottle. fifty cents per casS os
two dozen, Sll Depot No. 90 Ll2efsl a sL Inv drug
York. Post-ohlce box NO. al3s. 1 VI o'AtS u 80
gists generally, and by ~ Drugg,sts
mn .. end,m Richmond, Viz
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CONGRESS- OF FREE MAsoNs.-A Masoni

CONGRESS- OF FREE MAsoNs.-A Masonic
,acress, embracing representatives of the
f-,f; from all parts Of the world, has been
INVOKED for the 18th Of September at
V,vre, France. There are FIVE questions
50. down for discussion at this meeting :
Pi1.,-Masonry at the present time: Does
!, maintain itself on level with social and
Snmsnitarian progress Second-on the
in4rcnce Of Masonry on the general pro-
rrcss Of sentiments. ideas, and manners.
Wow this influence should be exercised at
,.-esent, Third-The fundamental princi-
HES of Masonry being universal, what
measures should be taken in order that
rer!lar Masons may make themselves
known as such in the workshops, with all
the rites and all the obediences ? Fourth
How can Free Masons react on our epoch
srains, the idea of war, which is the mega
tive 0: human fraternity Fifth-ln what
MEASURE and in what manner is it proper
to prsctice proselytism against the profane?
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nc,-v or Hon. FRACIS GRANGER
r-s1rjs Granger, of Canandaigua, died at
Il. residence in. that place yesterday after
...r after continued illness. The death
49," +. ;, distinguished politician and promi-
zen, man will create profound sensation
.,-agrhout the country. He has fer years
sarr Identified with the politics Of Western
>sv York, and was looked upon as man
4. more than ordinary ability. D..
During Fillmore's administration he held
,ss position of Postmaster-General, and has
,-t9aently occupied places Of trust and i'm.
,5rtsnce. He was son Of Gideon Granger
Who is now dangerously i'll, and resided il
oa,srio county.--Rochester Express, Au
43Qh.
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nv the At,antic Cabrc.

PARIS, August 3l.--The Paris Presse, an
ultra Catholic opposition Journal, had an
article in it's last issue on the subject Of the
relations of the United States and Russia.
The writer recounts the reception Of the
Turkish Ministers and officers on board
Admiral Farragut's flagship at CONSTANT
uople few days since, on which occasion
tho crew Of the Franklin cheered enthu-
siastically for America and Russia. The
representatives Of other foreign Powers in
Constantinople construed this partiality into
q slight of their respective countries. The
PresSe thinks the ENJOYS were fully justi-
fed in so doing, and wants an explanation.
MADRID, August l.-Alexandero Castro,
Minister to Rome, has rendered his resig-
nation, and it has been accepted by the
Queen.
LISBON, August 81. - The Portuguese
Cortes has been prorogued by royal decree.
LONDON, August Shelters from Para
quay deny that o domestic conspiracy
against Lopez had been discovered, and
pronounce such reports pure fabrications of
the enemy.
PARIS, August 3l.-Girgenti, the special
envoy from Madrid, arrived to-day, and had
an interview with the Emperor.
1t is rumored that the object of his mis-
sion is to bring about an agreement with
the Emperor that in the event Of Euro
pean war Spain shall send feet and
troops to Rome, in return for which the
French army will be used to sustain the
reigning dynasty of Spain, in case it should
be attacked.
HAMBURG, August 31.-Prince Napoleon
has arrived here on board his yacht. He
has made visits to Altoona and Lubbock, and
intends to sail this week for the Weser.
The Prince preserves strict incognito
during his stay on shore.
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PoSr-OFFICE AFFAIRs.-The service on
the Virginia route, Harrisonburg to Road
side, John Kelly, contractor, is increased to
three times week, at additional pay. At
Natural Bridge, Rock.bridge county, Vir-
v5a!A, Matthew Fry is appointed postmaster,
,5er James NJ. Smith resigned. Office at
BARS Store, Bedford county, Virginia, is
..:oDtinued-papers now go to Liberty.
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p,sru, CONVENTION BETWEEN GREAT
rI ..,, AND THE UNITED STATEs.-A postal
hS. rhrt;on has Just been concluded between
rated States and the British Post-otfice
"a, I''-.-tn,eut for establishing and regulating
w srsbspce Of mails between the United
81 the Straits settlements, and the Bri.
HS'S Fast Indies, by means conformity of the
, ~, # United States mail steamers plying
I.r ~ San Francisco and Hong Kong,
',S;rs and of the line of British mail-packets
' -' between Hong Kong and Singapore,
t s,,,"Tta. Madras, Bombay. and Alden. The
.rsnt;on is 70 take effect on the lst of No
-n-knr.
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Item ~ T. LngIlsh papers state that Mr.. JEFF
L,g,l LAWS and his family had not yet left
A!s,,;' ;, blt they had removed from the
!Gy1, NOEL to private residence be-
VIE, " an American merchant, and
liz ss"~z 4 been placed at their disposal by
v F' whose family were out of town.
csre,e5S "'A that j. E. Woo1man has dig
copper nine on his farm near
:ea. emu n which yields seyenty-fve per
d ne rPeF' being one Of the richest mines
"8a'ry.-Frederichsburq NeuS.
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Vermont Election.

NEW YORK, September l.-Mdnigh.-
The election in Vermont to-day resulted in
the reelection of John G. Page Republican,
Governor over J. L. Edwards Democrat
by largely increased majority over last
years, when the same candidates ran. The
returns from third of the State indicate
Republican majority of $4,000, and some
make it 10000. The vote is the heaviest
polled since 1910.
[The Republican majority last year was
20,1S4.
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Ritl,mond 1lspattI1,
=. rnsEspAY. SEPTEMBER 2, 1868
,r,cLr,pERs AT LONG BRANcn

nrvncKATIC LEADERS AT LONG BRANCH
:. !, ",r,nderstood that the leading workers Of
i u democracy will assemble at Long Branch
ioy .ni;ately after the State Convention.
ln'''. rstnn is to be there, and Vallandigham,
amanda Wood, and the lights of city
$40 ,,;,s 70 hold grand pow-wow. They
ON? J" ,nr,bably be engaged in laying out the
VIZ ltfhs,tle for November, and very like.
.S ,srinc pipes for the organization of Sey-
w., Cabinet. Herald.
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The Indian War-A Family Butch


The Indian War-A Family Butch
..r.. cred.
ST. LOUIS, September IA Denver City
dispatch says the Indians have appeared in
large force at Fremont's Orchard. Four
Indians had been killed in fight on Platte
river. The volunteers were gathering ra-
pidly with plenty of provisions and anu
milton. The Indians had captured seventy
Government mules and horses near Cooper
creek.
Ned Neff's family of nine persons, re-
siding near Kiowa, we're found murdered
ON Saturday:
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John Bright on the Irish Church

LONDON, Eng, September John
Bright, in letter accepting the Birming-
ham nomination, says the disestablishment
and disendowment Of the Irish Church
would strengthen the causes of Christianity,
the Constitution, and the country.
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The Debate on Negro Eligibility in
Georgia. ..a.

ATLANTA, GA, September 1.-The House
adopted resolutions allowing each negro
member one hour to speak on the eligibility
question, and the other members twenty
five minutes each. This discussion costs
the tax payers of Georgia $4,000 per day.
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General GoRGAs, Chief Of Ordnance of
the Confederate States Army, has accepted
tie position Of head of the Junior Depart
a@lt Of the University of the South.
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south Carolina Legislature.

COLUMBIA, S. c., September 1.-The
House sustained the Governors veto of the
Charleston city bill as an extreme Radical
party measure.
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

---~(~~~~-~-~-~~--~~~~~~~~ ~I-c-,|@~
FRANK D. HILL. y EDWARD C. GODDrS.
|.HILL g. GODDIN, REAL ESTATE
LII AGENTS AND AUCTIONEERS,
No. 1903 MAIN STREET.
SELL, BUY, LEASE, or RENT HOUSES and
LANDS, publicly or privately and special atten-
tion given to the collection of claims.
REFER TO
Messrs. Lancaster e Co.. Bankers;
Powhatau Wesiger, ESQ.,:
Bank: .
+. n. Deape, NJ. D.;
Miles Turpin, Eco. Of Turpin & far6rough:
William {. Durham & Co, Agents Old Dominion
Steamship Company:
Walter K. Martin & Co. sc i'm
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~ g. WHARTON's sCHOOL.-The e1-

~ U. W II1tUIV~f y hIFgA1UVds ~
The ercises OF the school formerly conducted oy
the late Professor George +. Dssney and myself aa
viii be resumed at my residence, No. u west RI IF
June 1899. Terms English branches lihSduai,Iis s
mathematlcs), 500 Languages $40 eaen.
one-haf lst October; remainder djn Es ~ ,i,fe
Colonel e. Fontaine. president Virgin. and
railroad Colonel William Gillian, RssS p Is scott
F. b. Converse, Richmond Va. ,,; 1. III school
al, 20-ThS&Tu3Ys
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SARATOGA, N. Y, September 1.-The Ex-
change Hotel and several adjoining build
ings were burnt last night.
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Heavy Robbery.

BALTIMORE, September A North Ca
rolina merchant had his pocket picked OF
So, 100 to-day,
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RICHMOND, May Soth 1865.
THE UNDERSIGNED having entered
L into partnership at the old stand Of DANIEL
O'DoNNELL, No. 6l3 Broad street, between Eighth
and Ninth, are now prepared to DO PLUMBlNG1
GAS and STEAM FITTING, and HYDRAULIC
WORK GENERALLY.
The long connection of one of the partners In the
water department of this city as superintendent,
and his general knowledge of this business, renders
him practically qualified for the construction OF
water works. and therefore will contract for any
work In this line, either In town or country. We
hope by promptness and good WORK to merit
reasonable share of public patronage.
JAMES l.. DAVIS,
ie5-eodsm DANIEL O'DONNELL.
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RICHMOND AND PETERsBURGl
. VI pNAn COMP Nav o. 1853. 4

RICHMOND AND PETkKsBURGl
RAILROAD COMPANY. May Is, 1858.
NHANGE OF SCHEDULE.-On and
" after WEDNESDAY the 9th instant the
trains on this road will run IS follows:
Leave RICHMOND ut A. NJ. and Z. n.
Leave PETERSBURG at s:ls A. NJ ana oAs r
IL. -..s ~.
The "A. N. train will not leave Richmond on
MONDAYS; and the o:l5 P. N. train VIII not
leave Petersburg ON SUNDAYS, - J
Passengers for Norfolk viii take the I. d.
train.
Fare to Norfolk -. Baggage checked through
Passengers for Glover Hill will take the A. M.
train on WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYE, con.
uecting at Chester with the coal train.
y. ........-. X. IA. s6ILL,
my2s Engineer and superintendent.
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Two Young Ladies Killed by Light
ming.
PHILADELPHIA, September Hon.
Thomas B. Jones' two daughters, aged
twelve and seventeen years, were killed
and son seriously injured by lightning
to-day at New Egypt, N. j.
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MOSAsKIS, LANCASTER COUNTY, VA
Anpuct 1Ofb lSG2

NeSSrs. Herbert e. HairSt0n:
Gentemcn,-I purchased two tons of GOES
SON With A No. Peruvian glano. each drilled In
with wheat at the rate Of about one hundred and
fifty pounds per acre on similar land. The growth
of straw was greater where the guaIo was applied
but the yield of wheat greater and the quality bet
ter where used tie phosphate. also purchased
two tons last spring to experiment on oats ana
corn. The growth Of oats very nne the corn
looks well. and bids fair to yield heavily. shall
want more to apply to wheat this fall.
Very respectfully, A. l.. CARTER.
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no VIRGINIA LANDOWNERS.

II - -------. !, A.,
NERAL LAND COMPANY has completed ar
raugements for the sale and settlement Of M
PROVED LANDS in Virginia. Ali landed pro-
prietors desiring to avail themselves OF the ser
vices of this Company win please call on or adj
dress the agent Of the Comany.
CHARLES z. MORRISS
No. 1893 Main street,
fvl1-am Richmond. Va.
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Trouble among the Revenue Officials
a.-. of New York.
New YORK, September Warrants were
issued to-day for the arrest of prominent
revenue officials here. The charges are not
made public. Ex-Collector Smythe has been
arrested,
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Municipal Election at Wilmington
Delaware.

WILMINGTON, DEL, September 1.-The
municipal election to-day was warmly con.
tested, and brought out largely-increased
vote. A Republican Mayor was elected by
an increased majority Of 100 over last year
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IMPORTANT TO FARMERS.
ANDREW GOES sUPER-PHOsPHATE OF
LIME
Is rapidly becoming
THE STANDARD MANURE.
1t has given general satisfaction wherever used.
. MIDWAY, AUGUSTA COUNTY. VA, /
Aupust 10 l5RS

MIDWAY, AUGUSTA COUNTY. VA.,l
August l9 1858. !
MeSsrs. Herbert d Hairston, Baltimore:
Gentlemen, Il used ANDREW Coz PHOSPHATE
last spring on corn. wheat, potatoes, grass, cab
bages, and vines, and IN every instance It acted as
we'll as any fertilizer could do: think as long as
the phosphate is kept up to the present standard
Of purity shall use no more Peruvian guano. =
Respectfully, JOHN G. DICKINSON.
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA, August 10, 1868.
MeSSrS. Herbert d HdirSton:
Gcntemcn.-I can cheerfully say am much
pleased far with ANDREW GOES PHOSPHATE
on my corn. Where used it there Is difference
In size of from two to three feet, and in maturity
of more than a week in favor OF this phos phate
Respectfully, ED. A. WEIGH.
AMSTERDAM, Va, July 81, 1858.
HeSsrS. Herbert d. Hdirston:
fused ANDREW GOES PHOSPHATE by the side
of No l Peruvian, and could see no difference be-
tween the two. Both did well. / will want some
again this fall.
Very respectfully yours,
MICHAEL GRAYBILL.
MOSASKIN, LANCASTER COUNTY, VA.,l
August 10th, 1868. :
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VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
EXCURSION TICKETS TO VIRGINIA!
SPRI N g. 8. #sr .Fg9vfs

ROUND-TRIP TICKETS, including stage Mre
to and from the following watering-places, GOOD
FOR ONE WEEK, viii be sold at the once OF
White Sulphur, $3.50; Sweet Springs, 9l1
Healing Springs, $ls; Hot Springs. $lG9; Wa5n
Springs Sl4 Is; Bath Alum. $14; Rockbrtdge
Alum, go. Is Rockbridge Baths, sla.as; Augusta
White Sulphur, $l2. Is.
After one week the tickets will be rated at their
cost In part payment Of fun fare: ..F i
j. F. SWITZERLAND,
ty2s General Ticket Agent.
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DROVINCE OF SAC PAULO, BRAZIL.
$40 PAULO RAILWAY. "A DAHL
TRAIN to and from Santos Sac Paulo and JUN.
diahy running within thirty miles Of Campinass
.. -, j. j. AUBEHT1N,
JANUARY L 1888. Superintendent,
N. b. The booking office In Santos Will be open
for tickets and luggage the arrival OF the boats
from Rio. ....... mn S-eouon(
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AND SUMMER ARRANGE

CPRlNa AND SUMNER ARRANGE = ,SIs..
y MENT, lsss.-GREAT SHORT ROUTE
70 THE NORTH, EAST, AND WEST, WA
THE RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG And
fJSITED STATES MAIL TWICE DAILYTELEE-
CAN'T CARS WITH NEW PATENT SLEEP-
ne CHAIRS ON ALL TRAIN s:-Ths
THROUGH TRAINS on this road are nov run
from the depot, corner BYRD AND EIGHTH
The DAY THROUaH MAIL TRAIN leaves
Richmond daily at 1870 A. NJ, arriving in Wasn.
n1ton at e:l5 Z. NJ, connecting with the early 81:
ternoon express trains for the North, East, and
West. x,,or,cu ,,.r rp.ru With
elegant cars with the new patent sleeping chalIp
sttached. leaves Richmond daily lSundays exsep!.
ed nj $40 P. NJ, arriving In washington ~ els
A. M connecting with the early morning Trains
for the North. East, and West, o.
Roth STEAMERS stop ut Alexandra eacn Way:
The ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN Tor Mnilora
and al, way stations leaves depot, corner broaa
and Eighth streets, at sP. ID Returning sfff'so
THROUGH TICKETS and THROUGH BAG
GAGE CHECKS to all principal points: ,,ho,s an
For further Information and through tieRe.S ~
ply at the oce Of the company corner ,hs ticket
Eighth streets, Shockoe Hill ana ~ 1ne '1sAS'
office, corner Byrd and Eighth streets. u. 81
j. B. GENTRY, General TICKET Assns;;
SAMUEL RUTH. superintendent. my -