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Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-05-15

n@.A committee of the Young Mems
Christian Association held prayer meet
ings in the county Jail on Friday
evening, which are willingly attended
by all the prisoners. Mr.. Robert DAY.
idson conducted the exercises, and
Messrs. Brown, Gale, Younglove and
Wheeler participated. Tracts were dis
tributed to the prisoners.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-05-15

Bag General George B. Mcclellan
had an interview with President Grant
on Wednesday, on matters connected
with Stevens floating battery. He was
accompanied by Governor Randolph.
The interview was very cordial and cul-
minated in an interesting exchange
of gossip about war matters and the
friendly smoking of numerous cigars.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-05-15

The H1BERNIAN MINISTRIES. &C.
count of the weather last evening o full
house could not have been expected by
the Hibernian Minstrsls, but what was
wanting in numbers was made up in
responsibility, overlooking good humor
and enthusiasm. From the rise of the
curtain to the close the audience were
kept in roars of laughter. Dryer, the
silver-tenor, sang as sweetly as ever,
and was appreciated accordingly Kelly,
as Patsey," the end man, was most
nfirth-provoking as on former occasions,
while "Jamesy," the other end man,
was capital in the song paddy McFad-
den." Nor did the Misses Moore and
Fitzgerald fail to receive their full quota
of praise from the delighted audience.
The melody, being Duets and dances,
gone through with, Mr.. George Ell. Bas-
sett's " Molly of Killarney"-a new
Irish Opera Bouffe-was produced. 1t
is quite q gem in it's line, and is brim-
full of genuine Irish wit and humor. II
will be produced again this evening,
while the first part of the programme
will undergo change. The instrument
tai band of this troupe is really first class
and in itself no slight attraction. To
those desiring a very pleasant and en-
joyable entertainment throughout wesay
by all means go to the Opera House to-
night. Newark Journal, last evening.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-05-15

BA. A great many magnificent resi-
dences are being built in the Fifth ward
particularly in the immediate neigh
borhood of North Park. This locality,
will ere long be all the "rage."
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-05-15

BG~ Kansas has appropriated four
teen hundred dollars for the purchase
of tobacco for the State penitentiary
prisoners, and three hundred dollars
for their chaplain.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-05-15

BeA. We were not aware of the fact
until yesterday that there existed in our
city an organization styled "Rising Sun
Morris Association of the Lilly of the
West" Their doings are %hrouded in
mystery and " DARKness.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-05-15

A public reception was given last
evening to Messrs. Warren and Costello
at Cooper Institute, which was filed to
OVERLOOKING with an enthusiastic au-
dience. General Nagle presided. Mel
Their Warren or Costello were present.
The United States Government was de-
nounced, and Governor Hoffman was
heartily Kissed.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-05-15

Ba~ The body of an old lady, whose
name we could not learn, was found in
the mill race at Plainfeld yesterday
morning. 1t is supposed that she rose
from her bed sometime during Thurs
day night, and in her sleep, walked in
to the race and was drowned.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-05-15

Reg The Monumental Union meets
at the Court House this evening. Plans
of the proposed monument may then
be seen. The public are invited to at
tend and participate.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-05-15

2sa. The eighth of the series of tenn
perance sermons will be delivered at
the Second Presbyterian Church on
Sunday evening, by Rev. j. B. Patter-
son. All are invited.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-05-15

gea. Read our advertisements, and
patronize those who make. known their
wants and wishes. A man who adver-
tises deserves encouragement.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-05-15

BGAY The woman who boasts that she
never did any work shows that she has
got no brains. Young men who may
be wife.hunting should take the hint
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-05-15

BeDH On Sunday afternoon, at four
o'clock, temperance prayer meeting
will be held in Library Hall, second
story. All are welcome.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-05-15

BeA. Trahan's Billiard Saloon, at the
Arcade basement, is receiving liberal
patronage, and is considered a pleasant
place of retreat.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-05-15

Dss~ Our old bachelor says that the
beginnings of the honeymoon are
pleasant, but they have sometimes a
sting at their latter end.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-05-15

NO. Many parents spoil their chill
dren by dressing them up. when good
dressing down would do the most good
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-05-15

pA. Dress is said to be creative
term y our impression was that it is
positive affection.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-05-15
nea- The Fire Department of Tren-

Bss- The Fire Department OF Iren-
ton, had a grand parade on Thursday
the occasion being the reception of the
Liberty Steam Engine Company, of
Philadelphia, with SO men and band
The visitors remain i'll Trenton three
days.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-05-15

re44A case Of coup de soliel, the first
of the season, is reported at the depot
this morning.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-05-15

peap. Barton, at A Elizabeth avenue
has complete stock of crockery and
glassware. He knows how to sell
cheap.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-05-15

BG% Striped bass, fresh from the wa
ter, are selling at Toms River for two
cents u pound.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-05-15

William Taylor, an old and respected
provision merchant of Philadelphia,
died yesterday, aged SO. He had been
40 years in business.
In Boston, the liquor-Venders have
''resolvdd" to raise one hundred thou
sand dollars to defend their " rights.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-05-15

Bay The cause of so many falsehoods
coming from Rome-Lie-big is travel
ing in Italy.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-05-15

BD~ A great man is most calm in a
storm, little one most stormy in
calms.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-05-15

@gn Hundreds of pretty girls trip
along Broad street every morning to
school.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-05-15

BE- Now is the time to have your tin
roofs painted with Ritter & Gales Iron
Roofing Paint.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-05-15

aea- Locals to-day are as scarce as
politicians who do not wish Office.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-05-15

Rsa. The most bashful girl we ever
knew was one who blushed when asked
if she had been counting sleep.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-05-15

No. Money, we, fear, is in bad way.
1t is now regularly reported as quite
tight.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-05-15

6ss~ Anything wrong about your
roofs may be remedied by applying to
Ritter & Gale, 81 Elizabeth avenue.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-05-15

p@- If you would "mend the age"
you must be sure to "take a stitch in
time"
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-05-15

NA-Our Teutonic friends are to have
a gala day on Monday. The " Buck"
is to be wrestled with.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-05-15

The canary bird has been an object
of traffic for five centuries.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-05-15

aea. The mdsto of the Sorosis is said
to be Gree Speech, Free Lunch, Free
Dress and no Babies"
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-05-15

Dag Ornamental and Plain Slate
Roofs by Ritter & Gale.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-05-15

Bay The softer the head, the harder
the work of driving anything into it.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-05-15

DEA. This is just the weather to have
your roofs repaired. Call on Ritter &
Gale, 81 Elizabeth avenue.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-05-15

peA Leaky Chimneys and Roofs are
made tight by Ritter & Gale.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-05-15
FOR EXCURSIONS.

FTNHE Fine Side-Wheel Steamer STAMFORD, Cap
i tain Charles Adams. Apply at 1872 First street.
E. Port or Bridgeport Steamboat Co. office Pier So,
E. R., New York, foot of Catharine street. mo 2m
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JOSIAH TURsga, u. IKE n. sTnArHl
TURNER & sTRAYH0RN,
ATTORNEYS AZ LAW.

llfLLsBDRpuoH. n. ",
WILL attend promplly o 81 business sess.,
w Them. special attention paid 70 ne co.,
81 claims, convey neina. &e.
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Andy JoLnson fayors Imperialism. The
Petersburg Index" likewise favors I'm
perialism. We give these as slraws.
.Well. | suppose must 20 10 work. but |
don't want to;' and she gees to bed saying:
There, have been fdssing all day, and
haven't dune any thing"
We saw negro lad yesterday afternoon.
about fourteen years old, sitting at the cor
ner Of the iron ware house - Haff's Rink
half nude, and crying most bitterly. We
asked him the cause Of his trouble, and he
replied;
.'While was asleepin' down dare 10 de
shade somebody stole my breaches of me-
Whip-You are rite mules live 10 lonla
age; I've known them myself TO live one
hundred yeer and not half tri. You are
also rife about their being sure. footed I've
known them TO kick boy twice in Sec
end. ten feet oph.
Gertrode-Yure injury stumps me. The
more | think on it, the more | can't tell.
As near as | can rekolek now think |
don't know. Much mite be ced bath ways.
and neither way be rite. Upon the Whole /;
rather mink wud. or wuddenl, jist as
l thought best or otherwise.
Plalark-Yu're mistaken; the Shakers
don't marry. If young Shakers fall in law
tha are sot 10 wedding onions. and il kurcs
Them forihwithly. kant tell you. now how
much it dus kost to jine The Shakers, but
believe The expe re used 10 be including
having yure hair cut aud farming how 10
danse, ab0at SOS.
Sportsman yure inquiry is not egzactly
in mi line. but haste % repli, as tollers,
70 wit: The rite length TO cut oph dogs
tail has never vet BEEN fully discovered,
but il is undoubtedly somewhere bak of hi.
ears. provided YOU get Inc dogs consent.
N. b. II amt absolutely necessary the dogs
consent should be in writeing.
ANswERs TO CORRESPONDENTS Bill
lings has taken the editorial chair and an
swers s.as follers:"
Gerd-You amt obliged TO ask gals
malher il you ma 90 Hume with her IRON .
paTtse; get the gals endorsement. and go 10;
litls proper enough to ask her 10 take yure
arm. but W haint got no rite TO put ynrs
arm around her vase. unless y0a meet )
bear ON the road, and then " are bound ia
take yure arm away jrstss soon as The besl
gils safely by.
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spitt.
The worst sat man can ii On--sslf

The worst sa. man can sil on-self-
eopceif.
MY tale i sadrd, = - Tie tsdaruIe said
When he turned into bsll.frog.
The bachelor gooIogist Is acquainted
viii al rucks except Rock The cradle
Tie mind j. Ike The trunk-if well pack.
ed, 4 holdsalmost everything; di III packed.
next 70 nothing.
4 girI in Wisconsin swallowed forty per.
cessioa caps. Her mother RETAINED from
Sparkling her for fear u an explosion.
Some one says Of cefiaia congregation.
that they pray % heir knees % sundays.
AMI on their neighbors The rest Of the week
The msn who tried TO s~eeten his les
with one 81 his wile's smiles mas fallen back
"a sugar. Nothing like fret principles az
ter I'll.
MY vile tells ibe irath three times )
day," remuked jnco.e old fellow, al the
tsme time tasting very mischieyous
glance 81 qer. "Belore rising 10 he morn
log. she says 80 dear! must get Or; bui
don't ssht To-" After brrsklIsl, She adds:
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TIE AUTOMATIC
Clothes Washer and Boiler.
Awal dsd Tie hishesl Testimonial wherever
Exhibited.
Rev. NJ. W. sIArlrs. In, enloland Paienise


,E,HIs BOiLERisscIi.a eliag, and dispensesenIiss-
Il - with labos aad lhc seal u clothes. he hos
suds And steam by ihe action 81 dss, sss dnsss W
lhrous tubes poured upon lae clothes, aud iofcsa
lhrous the fabric win sslanisbius fspIdpy, essns'
lpg \. perfectly uRLoal any rubssng. d Aas beea
III shly tested, sad pronounced unequs.isd -
Clohes y asheI, by Ihase who hsys ussa -.
Al iabsrs, IRON lhs nnc.l Isces 10 The bed blsnkei
can Ds wsshcd petlscliy aud with ease and without
lie ala u tie fubDing bgstd. fOf fanueis a . an
vsluabs a. ,As rubbing. rolling and PssssHg ProSsss
u.,ss necsssasl, IuiI Them mote % lsss.
n i, iIuI, labOr a1J clothes saving invention.
M Ashinx vii ~ longer be a. dship, and washing
day no longer = IeuuI and . dread - housewives.
The invention can be used ia any hoileI, aud The
ow price u lie ariiee pisces q H..h.n the feath d
every lsmliy.
The s4s.ns in The wear u clothes viii soon ray
fof the oulsy.
I,.r.lio,ssed Thai 900 10 900 gallons u boiled
su.ls pass through the eIothes thly minuiss his
being The longssilns required lof cleaning boiler
lull u elslhcs.
Iiondteds flkese BSiefsat are being solJeaeh week,
giving perfect Satisfaction.
Ess,, boiler sold guaranteed 10 DO alive claim, Of
money refunded.
Toe undrrsigned, 81 Agent ler J.b. Hunter a
Co. ii p0ilsmsuth. q. who have .he right ios this
slair has commenced the Aanliarioie o. these Boil.
efs aud viii cfnsh the citizens q tiiaIge snd That
hsm, snd viii. slated above. take bask audfeiund
monsy lof any Boiler which iaiisi 20 siss perfect 81
sissaeiioD. and DO al claimed ici =.
r.. N. POGUR,
IlillsbOrough, n. e.
Dec. 2s ~
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SMOKE! sM0KE!! sMoKE!!!
A FINE lci ofsegars. Briar Root Pipes, smoking
- and Chewing Tobacco.
Al the DRUG STORE.
pURE French Brandy. Gin and Vine
Il kuhs DAuG STORE
4 o have good Garden gel Landsslh's Seed. q hull
ssSsA AT the DRUG STOKE.
~ AssAs DRUG STORE.
SEWING Machine oil
y Althe DRUG STORE.
4 SIX uslo give you what you boy, before asking
IA - to credit you
At the DRUG STORE.
JAa.s4ly 81. l.
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!AeRIcuLTuRAL PUBLICATIONS.

There u nelhipg more indicative Of the
advancement made in agricultural matters
than The increase in number and the i'm
prntement 10 quality 81 Tie agricultural
papers u the coapsry. anil especially 10 the
South. We have upon our table three
Southern agricultural monthlies which rank
among the best in the whole eouulrs, each
not vet year Oil.
TIE Carolina Farmer published 10 this
CITY, The Reconstructed Farmer. published
10 Tarb9ro. and TIE Southern .qgrtuifu.
ralist. published 10 Apgnsla ani savannah.
Tor August, are al filed with the chuicesl
and must practical Information far tie far
mer. and have the appearance Of being well
sustained. The prejudice 10 ''book-fsrm-
Ing," which formerly ubtsined 10 a great
sxientamang our rsrners, j. fast diving osi.
When goUd theory is joined With Intelli-
gent experience Tie best results will assn.
reilly loilow.--Bi,nngfoa Journui.
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TO THOSE SUFFERING WITH Pull,
M0NARY DISEASE. 81.

DR. THOMAS IA. MILES, continues TO treat
~ Thoracic diseases BY Topical Msslcalion. o.
Cathelefism Of the air passages, conoined with ap-
p,opriale general remedies, pracsieed by the late
Pro. Green, VI New York. The success attending
THE method Of treating diseases of the lungs, i
parTalleled and the feasibility OF the operation gene
rslly conceded. This Treatment is 'lnosi specific
Bronchitis, Laryngiis, ncipient Tuberculosis and
Asthma. Numerous Testimonials can Be adduced
from those who have boon enIlrly relieved by ihe
operation. His address Is Mont Carmel, halifax
county, Va.
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taIm 9ara Straps.
SORE BACKS ON HORSES.


A strong horse with a sore back is ire
quently shorn Of bali his strength. A sore
back is usually the result OF miserable
hatness. Yet, in mauy instances. the back
band Is made two short, or 4 backled up
too tighl, So that the traces Al The backband
are raised above direct line from the
names 10 the white tree. Wien this i
The case, the bacsband. when the horse
draws. is pressed down with force on The
back; and unless The pad sseft. or. the har
ness be made with patent back, a wound
will be made which will be difficult To heal
SO long as the harness that made the wound
is employed on the apinal. When horse
has sore back, and il seems necessary "a
keep him in the harness, let The backoaad
be removed enllrely; or let be lengtheH-
Ell, ard fas.eLe,l lew inches back 81 the
wenRd.
Il will be very easy to determine uheth-
I'll barkband is liable to injure the ani-
mails back by observing, wien he draws
whether the portion Of the harness direct,
ab1ye the back is drawn down ioreibly O
is lifted clear from the back. A wound on
the back OF The horse i frequently lsrltated
50 long BY The rough hafress that il be-
comes almost incuraole. A fresh wound,
il moi kept bleeding BY The rubbing oil The
harness, will heal in tk0 or three weeks ~
warm weather, without any other lnedi-
cines than soap suds. But an old wound
that has tried to heal after the scab has
been rubbed off several times requires al
application al burnt alum. pulserized, l.
cleanse i, ol the " proud flesh" The best
remedy is preventive. The driver Is The
one "a whom tic blame should rest, Io- Il
lowing horse IL have SIRE back, II tht
harness IS not right, lei II be msdS, right be-
.pre horse is required 70 work in Il. /
i harbarnus to work an animal in harness
that will gail lie flesh. Better cut an Old
Collar aud barpess into fragments. and bury
the. pieces beneath grape vine. Than q
continue tonse such fixtures a. will wound
faithful beast Of burden. Fothermerei
~hen sore back has been allowed TO ulce'
rate, frequently diseharging ichorus matter
one ii tie most eiicacIGus remedies IS Il
baihe the wound for twn successive hour:
in strong soapsuds every day, and after The
bathing, wash the affected part with solu
tien Of saltpere and spirits q tnrpentine
into bottle; shake UP we'll bel0re using
apply 10 the wound three times day viii
j feather. And when the wound has sssum
I'd heaIthful appearance and seems 70 b.
: = -lilas this medicines NAV be dlsccntInu
ed.
Never strike an animal upon the head.
Take care Of your pillow aEd your pIo'
viii take care Of you.
Rank animal manBres are not 50 good i
garden a. lime. salt, clay and FegeiabI
manure. Lime corrects acrdiiy. make
mellow and sweet the garden stud. aud j
good generally.
Every kind NJ lrnit is increased in siz
- improved 10 quality by attendance q
essly Ihina.Gg. II done early, the one pea
srspeeeS left where t@o were, will ollel
brcoms - large as both would. and be vast
~ better
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CAUTION! W. &c, 1:..'; I. : '. ..% y. o


CAUTION! WE d:, is.i'; :. . y, w.r1 -, DC
s0,aers o. snuf geaeray. that since the war. Ger.
tain tobacco manufactures. being unable 10 ind
market for their snui fe themselves obliged tcoun-
ierieil he general sppearsnre 1t our parksgss aud
initiate our Tfsde Marks, % that clo.e inrprcion
Is necesssy 70 detect the spurious article from he
genuine and olheIs gong far - 70 assert thar
"LorilIafds snud j. 40 longer made.
IN mski1g this publication We desife q warn The
pUhlic against the imposons pfaeilced uDon ikern
- they sfe the ioseis thereby u viii be found up-
on comparison ihsi LonIlard's Snuff 'af shcadp Il
al others being made % he best STOCK afer ofgi-
nal and secret process knevn only "a Ourselves. be-
sides possessing great eye, strength and pungeney,
AID is warranted noi 70 contain sny dangerous ~ de.
efelious Substances. which eann0 be said Of the
ny worthless articles pot onsale by Others The best
Is he chespesi in the cnJ. circular will al~ays
be maed on application. ia ordering pIease specify
. rsli snUG High Toas,,) Or Fresh snad (EsiFs
Scotchl is.lesifsd
r.. L0RILLARD. New York.
April 81. I4..Im
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RICHMOND Am DANyn.LE N

CHANGE OF sLHEDeLE.-- On md sha y
DAY, January lslh, istg. ths PAssbAuI
TRAINS "a ihIs road Will ~ sun % iUilswG
Golse NEsr. LfNChbUkG PAsrkAGti'
leave Ri,hnioad dsty Celcspl ennesy,l 81 .. y 4
n; arrive Il bufksstiie q fi.Ss a. ~. makitga 81
eonnseiioBs with sfsins On the souihsids res
faFmsiIi. I.ynehbnss. bristol. kuoa ,lsls. As,it |
Memphis, &C, dc. A likOJGH MAILS AADIl
Press leave Kichnond daily 81 as T.. ~ u
DsnsIiie daily al 10. 10 q. M suiss - GHsnsi.i
daily ai1s - a. NJ, making elose eoaHseians
III stations % the North Csfolins foad both tnl
sss'lifesnsbore, [ hAriolis. Columtis, AUguaif
81 points South. e8
Io,ss Easr. THROUGH NAIL And II
PRESS leave Greensboro, daily ~ Ia. ~ ~
Dsnsllls daily 81 ~ AN; sravs 81 Kshs
dsily - % a. N. LiNChBUkG FAsENOk'
leave burkessll daily leissp, nundayslsI :. y
81 arrive ~ Richmond II 3. 20 y. N. II
Through tickets can be procured a. The iielus'
10 kiebmend 70 81 important points soust
Southwest, aud 81 Greensboro. and Danslis
points North, Esst, aud West.
THOMAS D0DAMEAp
bIt sspef'n.sncss