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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

ron all public or private sales of real estate made
hctwcen the first day Of January and the first day
of July the purchaser pays the taxes for the pre-
sent year, but all sales between the first day Of
July and the thirty first day OF December the
seller pays them.
SAMPSON JONES, JE., will sell at half-past IL
O'Clock A. NJ. 4 good stock of groceries, H.
Quors, etc.
DEPUTY SHERIFF WINSTON will sell at II A. NJ.
ut the store of Thomas W. Kccsce, satIncts,
bcd-ticking, women's shoes, cotton shirts etc
COOK & LAUGHTON will sell at IL o'clock, al
tho tobacco factory OF n. J. Hinton K Co..
Cary between Fifteenth and Seventeenth
streets, n get Of tobacco factory fixtures.
GRUBBS e WILLIAMS will sclh at haff-past
O'Clock =. VI. brick dwelling at the northeast
corner Of Clay and Hancock streets.
WILLIAM II. PErTCS, assignee. will sell to-lay
the "Spring lllll" tract, In Mccklenbura
county.
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR will sell Mt L. O'Clock n small
farm, with improvements thereon, In HcnricC
county.
THOMAS W. kEESEE will sell at 10 4. VI.
household furniture, piano, iron safe, shoes
ETC., etc.
FRANCIS T. ISBELL will sell at ( o'clock two
story wooden tenement, with a brick basement
and lot. near the Mcchanicsvllc turnpike al
the intersection of Jay and James streets.
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MAYORS Court, SATURpAY-Mayor Cha
hoon prcSiding.-Robert johnson (negro),
charged with assauting, beating, and cut
ting with knife John II. Clayton (negro),
was sent on.
Mary Briggs (negro), charged with fcloni-
ously entering the house of Matilda Banks
by means of false keys, and stealing nine
dollars, was discharged.
William Jones (negro), charged with I'M
lawfully trcspassing upon the premises of
John Winston, was arraigned, and the case
continued until the 1th.
james Tyree, charged with unlawfully OBJ
tanning money under false pretences, and
passing himself off as detective, was sent
OH.
John Wyatt negro), charged with stealing
Scvcnty-fyc cents, was called, and the case
continued until to-day.
S. Binswanger, arraigncd for having III his
possession a pair Of wheels stolen from John
Gill, was discharged, it being proven that he
had purchased the wheels.
John II. White negro boy), charged with
stealing q coat from L. Rose (negro), was
sent on.
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Colonel Il. J. Randolph has been invited
to address the people of Albemarlc.
We confidently state that there will not
be white man in the county who will not
vote for Walker.-Fincdstle Herald.
r. l.. Marshall, Esq, of Fauquier, accepts
the nomination for the House of Delegates.
He comes out for Walker.
Shelton f. Lcake, Esq.-a whole tcam-is
ont for Walker. He takes the stump. He
will go against the constitution. We won't
quarrel about that.
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OPENING TIE STREETs.-Wc are in
formed that the authorities have determined
to open all the streets in Clay Ward, and
probably in the entire city, as soon rs pos
siblc. The city map is being revised, and the
street lines located, now, and in short time
we shall sec in each ward ample means for
travel and business intercourse provided,
and the public highways no longer devoted
to private uses or withheld from being what
they were intended to bc-the heralds OF
material progress and growth, and the min
listers OF public convenience, profit, and
pleasure. 1t is Il wise move wise locally
and gcncraly-and we trust that before the
month ends it may be well on the way to
practical accomplishment.
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The CoNDITIoN or MILEs.-The negro who
was shot on Friday morning last was living
on Saturday, though he was not expected
TO live long. He must have been very near
Brunt when he was shot, as there are grains
Of powder in his face, and his left eye is
somewhat inflamed from powder. The left
side Of his body is paralyZed.
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GETTING WBLL.-Pat Coleman, the negro
whose throat was cut some time since, is
nearly well. 1t will be remembered that his
windpipe was laid open, and the jugular vein
laid bare. He has been treated ut the Col
lege InGrmary, and is nearly well. The
wound has healed, and he has no bad symp-
toms.
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LICENSES FOR BUTCHERS WAGONS. A
number Of butchers were arraigncd before
the Mayor on Saturday to show cause why
they should not be fined for violation Of
section 4, chapter 6, of the City Ordinances
in refusing to obtain the licenses required
for their wagons by the ordinance.
Colonel August appeared for the butchers,
and contendcd that their wagons did not
come under the ordinance. The Mayor
reserved his decision.
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CHARGED WITH FALSE PRETEECEs.-On
Saturday morning James Tyree, n person
belonging formerly to Richmond, but who
left, for the city's good, since the war, was
arraigncd before the Mayor on the charge
of obtaining money under false pretences
and assuming the role of detective.
1t appeared that about two years ngo
Tyree was before Mayor Mayo on this same
charge. Subsequently he left the city upon
compulsion, and went TO Louisburg, N. c.,
where he carried on his tricks Of petty
roguery pretty eItensively-among other
things, "cabbagins" young lady's gold
watch and selling it for ten dollars. He
reached the city several days since, and
almost simultaneously n letter from gen.
tlcman in Louisburg, detailing his doings in
that place, characterizing him as the grand
est rascal the world ever saw, and enclosing
his picture, was received ~ Detective
| Tyler. A watch was kept upon him, and
ere long he was discovered borrowing one
dollar from w. y. Peck, representing him
self rs Detective Tyler. He was arrested
and carried before the Mayor, who, after
examining him, sent him on to answer
Indictment. He was committed In default
! of surety,
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN THH
RICHAoSD PosT-OFFIcB JUNE 7, 1862
Thomas Branch, Richmond, Va; Henry
McShane & Co., Baltimore, Md. Miss Ber-
tha Daf'ron, Philadelphia, Pa. Mrs. NJ.
Saxon, Columbus, Ga; A. Empre Shep-
pard, Fredericksburg, Va. Mrs. Martha
Terry, Milton, n. c.
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ASK for FLEAISG's sASToSIsE WORM Con
FEcTIoSs, and take none other. All agree tha,
they are the best, safest, and most pleasant. Be-
ware OF imitation.
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IMPORTANT MEETIsG.-A most important
meeting of the City Conservative Commit
tee and the Henrico County Conservative
Committee will be held conformity this eye-
ming at 4 O'Clock. Every member is ex-
Dectcd to be present.
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SoDA-WATE2 FOUNTAIN EXPLoDED.-An
accident which came near being of n very
serious nature happened on Church Hill on
Friday last. 1t seems that Mr.. A. &. Scott,
with his clerk, Mr.. Munford Harrison, a
negro porter, and a young man Of the neigh
borhood. were in the basement Of his drug
store charging his soda fountain with gas
from the generator. He had nearly COM
plcted the job, when, upon discovering
that there was 4 leak in the generator, he
told them all to get out of the way. Mr..
Harrison remained n moment to attend to
some little matter, when the seams parted
with loud report, and in moment they
were all enveloped in the gas.
Mr.. Harrison, being nearest the genera
tor, was knocked down, and was taken out
in an inscnSiblc condition. Physicians were
called III, who rendered the necessary aid,
and he was very soon revived, ard was at
his business rs usual in the evening, though
suffering somewhat with his throat from
the effects Of having inhaled the gas. The
others who were in the basement being
near the door escaped unhurt, though with
their clothing ruined by the effects Of the
gas.
The explosion occurred between and
O'Clock, and was q very loud one, having
been heard several squares distant. The
house was Jared very much, bottles and
jars having been thrown from the shelves
in the store. The basement in which the
explosion occurred is 4 complete wreck.
Fortunately for Mr.. Scott. he had but little
down there, and his loss is consequently
slight.
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HUsTISGs CoURT-Judge II. b. Burahan.
prcsiding.-Thc following eases were tried
Saturday :Zachariah kimbrough, convicted
and sentenced to six months in Jail; Wm.
Edwards, felony, discharged George Will
lev, houSc-breaking, arraigncd, and plead
ed not guilty, and remandcd for trial /; Geo.
Wiley, notwithstanding, arraigned, and
plead not guilty, and rcmanded for trial !;
Sally Woodbridge, felony, arraigncd, and
plead not guilty, and noLle rosequi entered.
Court adjourned until Monday at 10 O'Clock.
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OLD NEWSPAPERS FOR SALE DY TIE HUN
DRIED NJ the Dispatch Office.
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MASONIC INTELLIGENCE. The following
officers OF Chesterfield Lodge, No. lGI, have
been elected for the ensuing year:
l.. S. Woodbridge, master; +. Williams,
senior warden; George {. Gregory, junior
warden; James Snead, treasurer; n. Ii.
CogbilI, secretary J. Snead, senior deacon
George c. Wilkinson, junior deacon; L. D.
Archer, steward and b. I. Clayton,
tilcr. Chaplains-Rcvs. ". L. Edwards, p.
Archer, and Z. Rowlctt.
Temple Lodge U. d. was duly instituted
on Friday night. After the Lodge ad'
journed, Il large number of brethren par
took of fine collation. prepared by the new
Lodge.
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ant people, each man oil whom might say,
have done my duty, and my whole duty.
GOVERNOR LErcHER NOT SATISFIED.
Governor Letcher. at the close of the
speaking, expressed himself as not satisfied
with Colonel Walkers explanation in re.
gard to his indictment, saying that if he was
a member of that grand jury he was respon-
siblc for its acts. The crowd seemed rs
founded OF his course, and gave cheer after
cheer for Walker. heard no one who did
not regret, for the Governors sake, that he
had seen fit to adoptthe course he did.
THE EFFECT.
The effect of the speaking on the people
and the leaders was magical.
Samuel Mcdowell Moore announced that
he would speak at court on Monday, and
Major Dorman and Mr.. Dawson announced
IN appointment for themselves at Browns
burg tomorrow. Colonel McLaughton
stated that he also would take the stump
Others will follow their example, and Rock
bridge will be thoroughly and successfully
canyasscd. close this on the cars. g.
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an -
pICHMOND AND DANyILLE RAIL

DICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAIL-
III ROAD.-CiIASGE OF SCIIEDULE.-On
and after SATURDAY, May ~ 1859, the PAS
SEHGER TRAINS on this road will be run as fol-
lows: . ,..s,,,,,r
GOING WEST, LYNCHBURG PASSENGERS
leave Richmond daily except Sunday ut s:l5 A.
NJ; arrive at Bnrkcyillc at 1890 A: NJ, making
close connections with trains on the Soutsidc road
for Farmyllle, LynchDurg Bristol, knoXyiIG,
Nashville, Memphis, Re-, sc. THROUGH Mall
AND EXPRESS leaves Richmond daily at 2:ao L.
NJ; leaves Danvilc daily at 9:i1 L. NJ; arrives at
Greensboro daily ut ll:So r. NJ making close con,
ncrtions for all stations the North Carolina road
both East and West Of Greensboro, Charlotte,
Columbia, Augusta, and al points South: ny
GoiSG EAST, THROUGH MAIL AND EN-
PRESS leaves Greensboro daily at LAS A. NJ; I;
leaves Danyic daily at d;94 A. u; arTiyGs a. hisa
mond daily at 1888 a. VI. LlACliBUnd lho.,
SENGERS leave Burkcvillc daily Except Snndnys)
ut |: :35 i. ~; arrive ut Richmond ut 1917 J.. NJ.
Through tickets can he procured at the ticket oi,
Southwest, aud mt Greensboro and Danyillc 10 all
THOMAS DODAMEAD,
my?8 superintendent.
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FIRg.-The alarm Of fire Saturday morn
ing was caused by the burning Of 4 house on
Main street between Eighteenth and Nine
teenth. The damage was slight. The house
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APPOINTMENTS of the Conservative State
Committee June 1, 1859:

CASYASSEE AT LARGE.
p. Johnson Barbour, Esq, of Orange.
COUNTY CANyAssERs.
Brenswick.-D. s. Hicks, +. Z. Buford, J
B. Mallory. Robert S. Powell.
King Geoge.-,I. B. Jctt.
Esscr.-R. S. Rennolds, II. W. Danger.
field, L. Ii. Garnett, General II. J. Muse.
Il. T. DANIEL, Chairman.
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GUNNER ARRANGEMENT TO THE
y NORTH, EAST, and WEST, via the Rich
mond, Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad,
carrying the United States mail twice daily. Ele.
CANT cars with new patent sleeping-chairs on al
trains The through trains on this road are now
run from the depot corner Of Byrd and Eighth
streets ) follows:
The DAY THROUGH MAIL TRAIN leaves
Richmond daily at 1ll5 A. NJ, arriving In Wash
ington at Gas i. NJ, connecting with the early
afternoon express trains for the North, East, and
West. .~ .,
The NIGHT THROUGH NAIL TRAIN, with
elegant with the new patent slceping-chairs
attached, leaves Richmond daily lSundays except
ccD at rs Z. NJ, arriving In Washington at 6:lo a.
W.. connecting with the carly morning trains Tor
the North, East, and West.
Both STEAMERS stop ut Alexandria each way;
The ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN for Miiforu
and All wsy-statl0ns leaves depot corner Broad anu
Eighth streets ut i:3o =. NJ Returning, arrives at
$3.50 4. VI.
Through tickets and through baggage checks 70
all principal points.
For further Information and through tickets, ap,
ply Mt the Office of the company. corner Broad allG
Efvath streets, ShoCkoc Ill., and ut the ticket Oh
lice corner Byrd and Eighth streets.
j. b. GENTRY, General Ticket Agent.
S,nr-rv RITII Superintendent. mya
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DICUMOND AND PETERSBURG

LIIMUND 4 d IEIENNDUNu
III RAILROAD.-On and after MONDAY, May
3 the trains of this road will hc run as follows:
Leave Richmond at a. N. aud 2:35 J.. NJ.
Leave Petersburg al go A. NJ. and $3.50 J.. NJ.
ACCOMAODATION TRAIN, with passenger
ear attached will leave Richmond daily ut 3A3 L.
NJ, and Petersburg daily ut a. M. tSundays eA-
ceptcd). ,,,,,, -,
The A. NJ. train will not leave Richmond on
SUNDAYS and the g. L. NJ train VIII not leave fe-
tcrsburg on Sundays. -
Passengers for Norfolk Will take the 3:i5 L. NJ
train. running through daily.
Baggage checked through.
The passenger coach attached to the coal train
viii leave Glover iiill at \. M., and, returning
leave Richmond ut 2:4G L. ~ on Tuesdays, Thurs
days, and Saturdays. ,,,r,
THOMAS II. WYNNE,.
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SFEAMERS.

DHILADELPHIA, RICH-SfFS
/ MOND AND NORFOLK -a3sasssaE22ss
SHIP LINE.-stcamcrs NORFOLK and :. 5.
Gbia GEEES ann nf SnGe
BAY, alternately. Freight taken for Norfolk at mo.
dsrate also for % Charsst2 m n a
Passage to Philadelphia, incnIIng laWmngp meals ana
NH once, No. ZtZo DOCK Street.
EOR NEW YORK.-OLD DO-AsTfS
4 MISIoN STEAMSHIP coSMr,A,ssassf;;ns Sia, m
ISAAC BELL, sAkAToSA, MA SIA%GARAy GAR al: Abe ls-
MAKLE and HTTEHAs eave New Y3rk iTrs fSr
o'clock ?. II. Leavc Richmond every TUESDAY,
saloons and staterooms. The fare, nccommoda-
''Ps Frcx " for points beyond New York forwarded
with dispatch, and no charge made save Tor actual
Close connections made with steamers for all
southern and European ports.
Insurance effected at lowest rates when ordered,
AT 4 QUARTER OF ONE PER CENT, at tho
\. L. McCHEApY, President, 1877 Greenwich
WILLIAM c. DUNHAM ( CO., Agents,
jazz corner Main and Eleventh streets.
DOWHATAN sTEAMBOATsEMa
/ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES STATE Sxsssss.sssssskL
OF MARYLAND and PETEKSBUKG:-Chea
Boston, and the West. 1ri-weekly line TO Bal;i-
more, making close connections with steamers u
Philadelphia. No transhipmcnt of goods be-
tween Richmond and Baltimore. Leave Baltt-
more every TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and sA-
TURDAY. Leave Richmond every TUESDAY,
! THURSDAY, and SATURDAY.
| Freight received every day except Sundaysl up
/ to O'Clock L. NJ. These steamers have excellent
| saloon. statcroom, and passenger accommodating.
| Fare, a.! meals and stateroom extra. For freight
HAkVEYS & WILLIAMS, Agents,
aulo Commercial Block.
TOR NORFOLK, PORTs-s;En.
| L MOUTH. ANDALL REGULAR k.xssssz-
! LANDINGS on TIE JAMES RIVEK.-The fast
| aud elegant UNITED STATES NAH. steamer
! ELIZA HASCOX. Captain u. &. CLIFFORD, leaves
| her wharf at Rockets for the above-named places
! on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, and FRIDAYS
! at O'Clock 4. NJ, andretnrns on Tuesdays, Thurs.
| days, and Saturdays.
! Passengers arrive In Norfolk In time TO con-
meet with steamers for Baltimore and points
| North.
Trains leave City Point for Petersburg on arri-
| val OF steamer.
Fare to Norfolk, s2.s so.
| FREIGHT
! received Tuesdays, Thursdays, and saturdays
from II NJ. TO s. Z. NJ, for Norfolk, Portsmouth,
Boston, Baltimore, and principal landings on
Chesapeake bay, and NJ! regular landings on James
river. at reasonable rates.
! kreights for way-landlpgs must be prepaid.
| In consequence OF the mail being discontinued
ct Grove aud Brandon Point wharyes, the steamer
will rot stop 1t those landings.
Apply 10 L. Is. TATUaf, Agent.
| hs0 Ofice, steamers wharf
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AHuMAN HAND F1sHED UP.-Daniel Bon
ham, fisherman, who has his tent pitched
at Rockets, while dipping his nets in
Mayo's creek Saturday morning, brought
up human right hand, but whether of \
male or female he was unable to tell. The
fish had eaten away the flesh, and the skin
and fingers, even TO the finger nails, were all
living, human being. The hand had evil
dently been chopped of; and the finder is
of the opinion that '.murder most foul" is
buried ut the boggy bottom of Mayo's
creek. Win not the authorities investigate
it
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THE PEOPLE AROUSED.

SPEECHES OF JUDGE BEoCKENBoROUGU
u. T.. DOUGLASS, AND MAJOR DURMAN.
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KNIGHTS TEMrLAE drill at No. 1913 Main
street this evening.
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SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION FOR THE BENEFIT OF
THE WIDOWS AND ORPHANS OF THE SOUTHERN
STATES.
Distribution Drawing, No. 3s-Hornin5, June S,
1859.
29I % 73i So 80 Isl 81 aol III 80 90 20 81 81
Distribution Dra,oing, No. ai-Erenta9, June S,
1869
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DRUGGISTS LABELS PRINTED AT
u THE DISPATCH PRINTISG-HOuSE.
A LII KINDS OF PRINTING DONE
"A IN THE BEST STYLE OF THE kRT AT
THE DISPATCH PRINyisG.H0USE,
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| day only on united, a fratcrnal, triumph
ant people, each man Of whom might say,
have done my duty, and my whole duty.
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TEMrLARs OF Honor AND TEMPERANCE
There will be large number Of Tcmplars
of Honor and Temperance i'll this city from
Washington on the 18th of this month, to
institute Il temple of that Order in this city,
consisting of eighteen charter members.
This Order was organized in 1915, and
embraces sixteen grand temples, with SUI
bordinatcs in nearly all the States of the
Union. 1t is Il higher temperance and fra
ternal organization, with ARRANGEMENTS by
degrees as its members are proved worthy.
1t is said that its beautiful ritual and frater-
nal ties unite its members in Il strong bond
of union and friendship not easily broken.
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$751; SOL SIS 81 sol sci 30 10 al 60 ~ II ,!
c. Q. ToMPKIys, Commissioner.
j. T. Maddox, General Agent
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TENPERANCE.-Thes subject of temperance
seems somewhat to have revived in our
midst. We noticed few days since that q
Council of the "Friends Of Temperance
will shortly be established in the eastern
portion of the city. No doubt others will
Soon follow, for the organization is spread
Ing very rapidly whercyerit once gets foot
hold. In addition to this, the enthusiasm
of the Sons has recently been aroused, and
they are engaged more heartily than ever in
the cause. One division alone in the city
has initiated tfty-cight members since the
1st of January. and the others are, we pre-
sumc, doing equally well. Several public
meetings in fllrthcrance OF the cause have
| been recently held, and converts have been
made Another will be held at Springfield
Hall tonight, commencing at o'clock, at
which Mr.. Spencer Purser, natlvesof Es-
sex county, Va, will speak. He claims to
be reformed drunkard, and to speak OF
what he knows and has felt. There will no
doubt be a good attendance, as we learn
that the ladies are particularly invited.
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d 1CHMOND AND 1ORh M EN-
II RAILROAD LINE-FOR BALTIMORE
THE NORTH, AND ORTuWEST:-Passen-
gers for Baltimore and points North VIII take the
passenger train from the depot OF the Richmond
and York River Railroad at Richmond on TUES
DAYS, THURSDAYS. and SATURDAYS q. 4
o'clock p. n, for West Point, where they take the
steamer ADMIRAL, Captain j. III. FREEMAf,
reaching Baltimore the following morning In siino
to connect with the trains for Philadelphia, New
York, &c. Returning, the ADMI RA l. leaves
pier No; s Light-street TharySs, toot OF Snsry
DAY, and FRIDAY, at o'clockP, NJ, pass@en- sen
gers arriving in Richmond at 1890 T. Nj. thc Ioi,
lowing dawn time to connect with the express
train on the Richmond and Danvine railroad 70, for
Dan villc and all points that road Greensboro,
Salisbury, Charlotte, &C., N c.; Columbia, ). u,
and all points South
PASSENGER TRAIN
leaves Richmond MoNDAfS, WEDNEsDAaiS
and FRIDAYS, at O'Clock 2. NJ, and on BOAT
DAYS-viz., TUESDAYS THURSDAYS. andSh-
TURDAYS, at T. NJ; leaves West Point daily
Except Sundays) Mt 1910 a. NJ.
Frcights received and forwarded promptly, and
through bills Of lading given to prom @promin@ent @ points.
myl superintendent
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RAILROADS.
El "a go ssl


THFSAPEAkE AND OHIO RAIL-
" ROAD.-SUMMER SCHEDuLE.-on and
after the I'd of MAY, 1889, the MAIL TRAIN VIII
run daily between Richmond and Coyington. Leave
Richmond ut 5 A. N. and arrive ut Covington nc .
r. NJ. Leave Covington ut 6:ao A. III. aud arravn
at Richmond ut $40 L. NJ.
SCCOMMoDA ALTON TRAIN between Rich"
mond and Charlottesville on MONDAYS WE'D
NESDAYS, and SATURDAYS. Leaves Char.
IottcsyilIc at A. H., and arrives at Richmond at
s:2s A. NJ. Leaves Richmond Mt $3.50 Z. M, ana
arrives ut Charlottesville at I. NJ.
The MAIL TRAIN connects ut GordonsyiHe ana
Charlottesville with trains on Orange, Alexandria
and Manassas railroads for Alexandria, Washing
vile, Chattanooga, Memphis. New Orleans Mont
gomery, Mobile, &C.; at Staunton Win stage
coaches for Harrlsonhurg and Augusta springs
at Goshen with stage-coachcs for Lexington, Natu-
raj Bridge. Rockbridge Alum Springs. and Rock-
bridge Baths: n. Mllboro' with coaches Tor Ball
Alum and Warm Springs: ut Coyington with
stages for Hot Healing, Sweet, and White Sui
phur Springs, Lewsburg, Charleston, &c.
JAMES +. NETHERLAND, s..
anso General Ticket Agent.
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N10NDAY.................JUNE :, 1869
Reported FOR the Dispatch.

col. WALKER AT LEXINGTON
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AT the conclusion of Colonel Walkers
address there were loud calls for Douglass,
who took the stand, and was mtroauceu W
Judge Brockenborougll. lie had not u.eelcu ;
more than few sentences before IL was c.i.
don't that "Bey." was in to win the race !;
and when / say that he made one Of the BEST