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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
1879. fhe PASSENGERS TRAINS WIN nm a. foi.
MAIL TRAIN win run dsiis bstx,e.su i,icbnoa,d
s snd While Lsulphgr SPRINGS ie1sepe sundsy 81
f RSe SSdIo g a aas White sa1ys Lssss
arrive EisSmend 4 ssRaas s mss Y ei sss
with Orange AleSaHdria and asnsasas rss,rna9
Philsdeiphia,. New FORK, Bosch %. !: also scf
sssneaSs sIes.s knasgiI Gnssasess
connects with stages o. falloHs :: g.. :. !;
At staunton with stages for Lexfngtsp, ssffiiee
spsinss i niss s I'd sSsss sass Cave ss'f
AZ Goshen Wi: h s.sses for Cold suiplar springs,
bridge Baths. 10 miles Lexington, 20 miles ana
Natural fridge, Is miles. A. &c.,,
AZ MilbSEo with stages ior Bath Ais,a Springs.
miles and Hea I isprssgs = n y Bet Springs
At Coyington with stages 70 Healing Springs.
Is miles and Hot Springs, IS miles. 80 -
miles ssa d g sse stssss g re 50
s s. lpl,u1 Springs e miles spring,
burg, miles and charisssoas. loo y, nile.
Going West passengers dinc af.GsCfdoussiffe
and sup at Goyington. Going i sst, 6scsSssst as
sisa AZ s slns Il TkaN viii
tween Richmond and Washington nfehsiy without
change OF cars. Leave Richmond atgs:asl R. n.
SIS and arrive Ne e R Eli 10
Il, ssroufa & S, s
and wlshons shssse.
.n Tdhssongh points North. west,
80, JAMES =. NETHERLANp.. y.
my? GensrN Ticket Agent
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either the fourteenth or fifteenth amend.
menis, and hence their application
20 Congress. The Judiciary Committee
mas had the matter under considera-
the committee was discharged from the fs,rs
Their consideration of the subject. The
committee In their report hold that apy
State has the right to impose property or
other qualifications a. prerequisite to the
exercise Of the elective franchise against
aliens. The amendments to the Constitu-
ton referred TO do not inhibit any liscrimi.
nation In the matter Of nativity, and hence
There is no remedy for the memorialists.
Under this report it is construed that the
constitutional determinations in California
against the Chinese do not infringe the Con-
stltution Of the United States.
In a word, this Radical Congress says
that foreigners may be required to be pro-
pcrty-holdcrs before becoming voters, but
negroes cannot be.
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NuTINY IN THE Richmond PosT-OFFIcE-
STRIKE OF THE EMPLOYEES AGAINST Miss
VAN LEw.-Trouble isreported to have oc-
ing in the resignation of most of the clerks
Of that office. From the statements made
it seems that the postmistress, Miss Van
Lew. is charged by the employees with be-
Ing regular martinez" and does not
show proper Judgment, they say, as to the
amount of labor the clerks should perform,
requiring an unreasonable amount of work
and too many hours of constant attendance
to duty. Clerks have been dispatched from
the POst-Otiice Department in Washington
to supply the places of the strikers I'M
til III investigation can be made.-Baltimore
sun, 2Ith.
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The RICHMOND CALAMITY-AID FOR THE
SUFFERERS-PUBLIC MEETING IN JEREY CITY.
4 meeting was held last evening in the City
Hall, Jersey City, for the purpose Of raising
funds in aid of the families Of the sufferers
in the Richmond disaster. Mayor ONeill
occupied the chair, and speeches were made
by f. G. Walbert, Major Paneborn, r. Fl.
l.. Tiehc, Alfred Berney, Eneas Fitzpatrick,
5. VI. Chambers, A. \. Gaddis, and j. Me-
Guigan. Committees were appointed to
collect subscriptions in the different wards
of the city. A collection was taken up
amounting TO S2Sj, of which $50 was sub
scribcd By the Water Commissioners. The
meeting was largely attended, and a resolu-
ton was adopted requesting the pastors OF
the several churches in the city to have col
lectionS made in their churches next Sum
day. Another meeting will be held next
"Wednesday evening. Mr.. Fl. A. Greene
was appointed treaSurcr.-Ne,c York He
raid J6ih
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Financial and Commercial.


Domestic Marists-rBY II LsasArnJ.
sr NEW I1RK. MAY n, Egening. Flour Q shade
rorf dull s ss5ef lard Com aniea ees oson
dull and heavy at 22l@ss.c; sales, sou bales Tar
gs1:ine dal st ss;@assc. Rosin firm: straned.
H.rentng;a Cotton dun and heavy sales, 1000
dns g. snaG 20 2ss Flour bet
red and amber western, s1.as6DsI.as Corn dull
new mixed western, s1.0a@sI.p Pork quiet.
Quite. and owes at stogs
Freights qufet. Beef steady; new plain mess, II
@9ic.
wheat nrn Whs Corn easeqr u as ans S
Yellow. sI.15. Oats dull ut ee@ssc. Pork firm at
$40. Bacon-shoulders, 14c. Lard, l7lc. Whiskey
firm ut S1.h9.
CrHcINNATI. May 27.--Corn dnll and lower
s1.o4@S1 .O5. Mess Pork dull and unchanged.
Lard nominal at 18c. Bacon in good demand !;
shoulders, 1at clear rib sides, 1e'c. clear sides,
17ic. ..st
NEW ORLEANS May Election dull and no.
minal ut &C.: sales, l. 200 bales; receipts,
?T4 bales; stock, lls 200 bales exports to Great
Brita 4 tiO bales to H.yre $40 bales; to New
Sc. t Cola Ss iisl SeS York Sights, premium.
ST.. LOUIS, May 2z-7Corn frner and advanced
Sc m sIcs, and ysow s7s prime to 30, d~ 5S
W
$3e. Bacon--.Shoulders, l3Sc. ; clear sides, 17lc.
Lard dull and nominal.
SAVANNAH, May 21-Cotton quiet at 213c. !;
sales, $50 bales; receipts sd7 bales exports, 275
bales; stock, IS 9l9 bales.
WILMINGTON, n c., May Election quiet 1T
2lc; sales, $50 bales; exports, 1852 bales; stock,
302 bales.
CHARLESTON. May 27.--Cotton dull st 21l6l
2lsc sales, so bales; receipts, 200 bales; stock,
o,261 bales.
NORFOLK, May Election dull and nominal;
low middlinR, 2o5c.; receipts, Us bales exports,
800 bales; stock, 2, l76 bales.
BOSTON, May 27.--Cotton dull and nominal;
mddlncs, 23hr.; sales. 200 bales; receipts, 1895
bales; stock 5000 bales.
MOBILE, May Election quiet at 215@2l5c.
sales, 500 bales; receipts 4o3 bales; exports, AZ
bales; stock 81, i59 bales.
LOUISVILLE, May 27.-Provisions dull. Pork
$50. Bacon-shoulders. 13ic: :; clear sides, l71c.
Lard, lie. Whiskcy, Sl.05I$l.oG.
AUGUSTA, May 27.--Cot;on dull and nominal
at 2lc. sales, ITO bales; receipts, 60 bales.
CITY PoINT, VA, May -Cotton.-Reccipts Of
the week. 235 bales.
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TORONTO, CANADA, May 27.-Matters in
the neighborhood Of Huntington this morn.
ing are assuminga great deal of Importance.
General Gleason is in command OF the FC-
mans, VINO arc well armed. The Canadian
forces are assembling, and active prcpara-
lions are going on for L fight. The troops
have also been ordered back to Pigeon Hill
in anticipation of battle.
A small force of Fenians has appeared at
Island Pond.
All is quiet on the Magona, n. T., and
Detroit, Mich, frontiers.
Second Dispatch.
TORONTO, May 27-10 4. MA dispatch
this moment received says the Fenians near
Trout river this morning commenced the
attack, but were rapidly driven back across
the lines. Particulars are expected soon.
Third Dispatch.
TORONTO. May 27.-12 M.-Thc FcnianS
mt Trout river and Huntington got out of
the way as fast lis possible after the firing
commenced. leaving their wounded behind.
General Gleason went back to New York
in disgust, and General Starr assumed
charge of the force.
Fourth Dispatch.
ST. ALBANs, VI, May 27-AIoon.-A few
Of the Fenans have left for home. The
resi- are PROVIDED Win lOOu Dy Unlteu
States Marshal Foster and the village all-
thortics. The presence CT the United
States troops keeps the Fcnians quiet. 4
number OF them slept in the depot and the
rest of them out of doors. The privatcs
have no money and the officers but little.
Some of them claim that General ONeil had
5000, 00O of Fenian fundSin his possession.
Generals Spear, Gleason, and Prim (thc
lust named registering from Nirginia), held
consultation this morning, and gave orders
for the Fepianst to go into camp two or three
miles from here.
BUFFALO, y. Y, May 27.-Two hundred
Fenians left this evening for Malone.
CHICAGO, May 27.-kecruiting is active.
Money is literally subscribed. The Fenians
disbelicve the reports Of the repulSc at the
front. Forty Fcnans left for The East to-
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Judae Richard Stockton Field died at his
residence in Princeton, n. D., wednesday
evening.
Professor N. N Niles of Trinity h GGes e.
iha prot,sstapt Episcopal Diocese Of New
i Hampshire nsSiSs'I in place Of the late Bishop
Chase.
The election Of judges of the chanceer y
and circuit courts and attorney genera OF
the criminal court at Memphis, on Iau t;.
day, resulted In favor OF tne Uemocia'i
ticket.
News received at Fort Hays from the In
dian Territory states that the Northern III
dams have had runners down asking Sns
Cheyennes, Arapahoes, Kiowas, and Ca
manches, to join in n general war.
The Northwestern Woman's Rights Asso-
citation, in session ut Chicago, passed reso.
luton Thursday in favor Of amending the
tinted States Constitution 80 Us TO confer
Che elective franchise on women
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Marine News.

FORTRESS MONROE, May 2.-Passed iii
for Baltimore barks Addie Carter from
Liverpool; Amazon, from Rio; briggs Min
ME Trot and Joanna Carl. Passed up in
distress, bound out, barks Jennie Bartroux,
Honsides, and Isabel.
Later.-Passed in for Baltimore bark
Lama from Bremen Haven.
Passed out, banks Kathleen, for Nova
Scotia Gabriel, for Antewerp; and Josgas-
ten, for Wilmington.
In the roads, bark A. NJ. Roberts, for
Boston, and brig Gergan.
A northeast storm Is prevailing.
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PRESIDENT GARRETT IN Chicago hlcd-
90, May 2G.-John w. Garrett, president OF
the Baltimore and Ohio railroad, addressed
the members OF the Chicago Board of Trade
today in regard to the construction of an
Rhine railroad between this city and Pitts
burg, passing through Akron and Tiiln,
Ohio. At Pittsburgh will connect with the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad. Mr.. Garrett
claims that The opening Of this new route
will bring Chicago over one hundred miles
nearer TO Il seaport than at present and with
the aid of steamship lines from Baltimore to
West indian and European ports, will give
quicker and cheaper facilities for export than
nDW,
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New YORK GOLD PANIC DECIsioN.-Nem
York, May 26.-Judge DAILY, in the court OF
common pleas. to-day decided, in the case
of Baker against Lockwood, to recover the
difference between 139 and 10 on Il pur-
chase Of gold during last September panic.
and which defendant refused TO accept on
the ground OF non-dclivcrv within the spc-
cited time, that the rule adopted by mer-
chants and bankers ut the time must be re-
spectcG. and settlement made OH the basis
of 135. The amount involved is only
Sll. 900. but the decision settles large num-
Der Of pcnding contracts.
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| A DRUNKEN MAN SENT UP IN A Ball
LuoN-NARRow ESCAPE FROM DEATH.-The
! balloon ascension last evening caused large
crowd OF people TO assemble Iii the vicinity
of the open lot adjoining the Baptist
church. 1t was to have transpired at half
past o'clock in the afternoon, but owing
! to the high wind was deferred. One Of the
poles that sustained the balloon broke
| before the performance began, and new
Dolc had to be substituted. This de-
| laycd the ascension until sundown.. A
! furnace to convey hot air to the balloon had
been built, and a great wood tire was
roaring underneath. The balloon began to
| ill and soon rounded itself into an immense
| oval. A dish OF alcohol was placed under
meath, and the smoke burnt out, ana every
thing was ready to "lct co. The balloon
WAS patched-l,p affair Of hemp linen, and
the basket, little larger than market hand
basket, was fastened to it by small ropes.
When everything was in readiness, bus
tl;ny. tall, thin man, with a blonde mous-
tache, who was the proprietor Of the bal
loon. as we learned, and who was super
Visino the affair, walked to the back end
of the lot and said, "Come on, Bill, " and Il
wretched, blear-eyed, drunken man came
staggering up, his hair and garments DRIP,
ping with the water that had been dashed
upon him to waken him from his drunken
torpor, and he mechanically came forward
a. one whose ideas were confused, and, stag
gering up to the basket, put one foot in n:
The word was given, the 1 ropes IS were Ha,.
loosened, the poles dropped, and the PAL
loon shot into the air, aud the drunken
man, standing up and cllnging to the ropes,
waved his handkerchief to the lessen leSsemn = !;
small dimensions, it took its own course,
and came down anywhere as soon as inc
hot air that upheld it was cooled and
exhausted. Everybody expected him 10
drop in the river, but it sailed over and
beyond it. and whee it reached the Da-
venport bln it began to DESCEND sar d. q ptte
Kings house. When over Mr. Claussen's pre-
misses. Western avenue and Seventh street
near MIR. Kings, the baloonist, who ,, WAS
hanging to the netting, let 60, and fell i
distance of thirty feet, in his fall breaking
through the roof of Nad E. o GnpSssp bmse
No bones were broken, but he was hurt M
ternally, and may possibly die of the n, ln q
RES ri, received Island argus, Nay IL.
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WASHINGTON NEWS.

RAILROAD TRouBLE AT HARrER's FERRY.
II is stated that the Water Power and
Manufacturing Company, to whom the pro-
ilarperS Ferry was sold, have taken steps
10 dispute the right of way of the Balti-
more and Ohio railroad over a portion of
the land. The railroad company, it is also
stated. has "a force Of workmcn to prevent
any injury Of the road or stonning of
rains The matter viii I've adjusted by the
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Foreign Markets -GBY TELEGRAPH.

LONDON, May 27.--So0n.--Consols, 94s. United
States bonds, ST. Turpentine easier.
LONDON, May 7-Ereniny. ole, a43. Uni ed
States bonds, SGT. Tauow firm at sis. Cd. Sugar
aloat, 27s.
LIVERPOOL. May 27.-N0oR.--Cotton dull up.
lands; lo1@1Hid. Orleans, ll@ll1d.: sales, esti-
mated t. he 5000 bales. I'CO o Ciock.-Cntton
9s. I'd. Flour, 2Os. Cd. Corn, 29s. o..
LivERPooI, May 7.-Erening.-..Co dull
nplands l0iGllo5d. Orleans, ll@llAd. sales, 5000
bales. Breadstufrs flrner. Flour firmer but not
higher. Beef firm. Lard firm.
PARIS, May o7-Bourse opened firm rentes
~ COO.
HAvRE, May a7.--Cotton opened heavy; on tho
sDOt, l2S1f aflOut 1881,
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Foreign News.
FRANCE,

FRANCE,
PAsu, May N.-The ministers met yes
terday 10 consider the late discussion n
the Corps Leaslatif. 1t is limited to-day
that the ministry is uneasy.
SPAIN. <&GLss =
MADRID, May 27.-The Cortes Is ayerse to
bestowing royal prerogatiyes on the Re-
gent. ,
Prim, I'm the Cortes, asst,red the aahe-
rents 81 Espartero that Espartero's refusal
was defiuitiye, and advised the Cortes TO
sndsaYor 10 consolidate the regency,
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spse;aI Dispatch to the Baltimore saa.
The Bighss Of Eas1yelaxad Csta6eas
aud the preFosa4tyeE OF states.

WASHINGTON, May pa few days since
Mr.. Porneroy presented in the Senate me-
mortal from certain naturailZed citiZens OF
constitution OF that state foreign-born eiti-
zens are not allowed the ballot unless pos
ssssed of certain amount OF real estate.
/, va supposed by the petitioners that
shis Discrimination wss "a yiehsion es
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Renriexe Of Murderer-SuicIde.

New ORLEANS, May 2I.-John Bazaar Sim
tenard, who was to have been hanged to-
day for the murder of Coferse, has been re-
prieved by the Governor.
Nelson S. Andrews, of Cambridgeport,
Massachusetts,, committed suicide at the
st. Charles Hotel to-day by shooting him.
self through the head.
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THE FENIAN RAID.

ANOTHER DEFEAT OF THE FENIANS-
GENERAL GLEASON IN THE FIELn-A
VIRGINIA GENERAL On THE LIST-DlS-
TRESS OF THE FENIANS THEY ARE TO
GO INTO CAMP-TIIE UNITED STATES
MARSilALS FEEDING THEM, &C.
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General Conference Methodist Epis.
CORAL Church South

MEMPHIS, May 26.-The Conference, after
tranSacting large amount of business OF
no general importance, adjourned sine die
to-day. Just before adjourning Bishop
Andrew delivered his farewell address, as
owing to his extreme age it was not proba-
bic that he would ever meet with them
again.
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Nrw BANK Greek STAMrS.--Thc commits
>icncr OF internal revenue has approved n
,,r,i.n for stamp for bank checks. 10 be
imprinted on blank paper. with the limita-
non clause good only for bank check" to
'.r published in New York.
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Suit for Cuban Funds

New YORK, May 27.-Enrique Suznez, q
Cuban, brings suit against Tersada tor
81 800 gold loaned him ut Nassau. Tersa.
da's defence is that the money was loaned
to the Cuban Republic.
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Rorrr AGENCY. -Wa>hincton. u. G., to
l,rrhhurc. Virginia, d. l.. Finch is APP
pointed route agent on this line AT 81 ESQ
;,ry annum. uice J. +. ElnS. who IS re-
moved. 10 take effect first OF June. 1870.
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ENGLISH Cotton statement.

LIVERPOOL, May 27-Thc following is the cot.
ton statement for the week ending to-day Sales,
Sc 900 bales for export aud speculation 1000 each
stock on hand 6O6 900 bales including 1884, 900 Anne
rcan: stock aoat, 900 900 bales, including 10000
American.
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Ten cents on letters and two on news
papers is officially announced rs the rate Of
postage from the United states 10 New Zea-
land, New South Wales. and Australia, by
The new line Of monthly mail-packetS to
,ajl from san Francisco. comm ,ncing June
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An Old Editor Dead.

PHILADELPHIA, May 27.-Nathaniel VIII.
lis, founder of the Portland (Me.) argus,
and for long time editor OF the Boston
Record, is dead.
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Violent Storm.

BALTIMORE, May PA violent northeast
storm has prevailed since last night.
FORTRESS MONROE, VA, May 27.-A
northeast storm is prevailing here Thu
morning,
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Northern Presbyterian General
Assembly,.

PHILADELPHIA, May a.-The Presbytc.
rian General Assembly to-day received
delegates from the Reformed Church. The
speeches on the occasion pointed strongly
towards union, but it is deemed impossible
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FATAL EXPLosIoS.-LOndOn, May ga
boiler exploded at kidsarove Forge, in
StaiiordShirc to-day, while the men were at
work. Five were killed outright and many
injured.
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PHILADELPHIA, RICH .sFsa
4 M0ED AND NORFOLK STEAM-SSSaAasE
W j. k.-Steamers y FOLK, j. W
EVERMAN, and j. S. GREEN, composing Till
line, will leave Richmond every MONDAY ant
DAY and SATURDAY., alternately, at IL O'Clock
VI: Freight received every day Sundays except.
Freignts taken for Norfolk ut moderate rates.
Passage TO Philadelphia including meals and
stateroom, SS. ". P. PORTER,
Agent at Richmond,
Office No. 24.5 Dock street.
WEI. p. CLYDE Il CO.,
Agents at Philadelphia,
Offices No. II South wharycs,
felS and No. Il North wharvcs.
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REsTATRANTg.

YETELLE, NO. 1204.-The season for
III Spring diet has fairly set In, and Ill the fresh
Iaxries which come VIII + arc 1t zETE E
PEAS, 1IsTARIGiS, TOMATOES, AND
Strawberries, with tie other regular dishes.
and Ire excellent cooking, 1t shall go hard II The
Tben the EAR, with It's PURE LIQUORS, MIh-
ERAL WATERS, ard the excellent beverages
prepared by the skilfrI far.kseper. wind up an
cuter.c eminent, the style or which Is Inferior ~
none IN tbs country. my
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JoHS BrowS's GuN.-It is curious how
tales will get start and travel when they
really, if they are examined, have not leg
Ia stand on. We see Il tale going the rounds
that John Browns gun, the one he defend
ed himself with ut llarper's Ferry, was for
sale by somebody. having been captured by
Mr. Randolph. Who WAS volunteer at the
time of the Brown raid at the Ferry.
II happens that this Junior was ut Har-
p-r'> Ferry az in officer Of the old armory
at that place, ard was at that capture OF
John Brown Tie only volunteer in the
crowd which Storncd the enSiue-house and
captured John, was Lieutenant Israel
Green. Of the Marine corps. lie led the par
" f marines under General Qhen ColoneD
k. r.. Lee.
John Brown had gun. and we saw it in
hi> hands several times during the light, but
il waS a common Sharp'S carbine, such AS
hi> men were armed with. We never heard
al there being any special mark on it, and
although he was the last man OF his party
who fired gun, by which he'killed Quinn,
who jumped into the engne-hou>e right l'e-
hind Lieutenant Green, he dropped MS
gun, and il was thrown amongst all the
others that were there.
Old John was thrown right at, almost on,
our feet in the scrimmage, but ne hau no
gun in his hand, and We have no idea that
his could be distinguished from the others.
This gun is no doubt one OF lot OF III
teen or twenty boxes that we got the next
day at Johns headquarters on the Mary
land side of the river, and which were dis
tributed all over the country. 1T was Johh
Crowns gun only so far as they all belong
I'd To- him.-Ihe Roanoke lGHey.
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pICHNOND AND DANVILLE RAIL.
En- RoAD.--CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.-Qn
and After WEDNESDAY, December 20, 1859, tho
PASSENGER TRAINS on this road win be run
as follows:
GOING soUTH.-Lyneharg and Danville pas
sengers leave Richmond daily Except Sundays)
at 9:o5 A. M. leave Burkeyiie daily (except Sum.
days. at IL 45 z. M. arrive at Danyille daily exs
cept Sundays1 at 6:55 r. M. THROUGH NAIL
AND EXPRESS leaves Richmond daily ut 62s
r. ~; le4yes Danyille daily So ss r. NJ. arrfYea
at Greensa oro' daily at A. N. y f.Tls.9-I 7
GOING Mountaineering and Danvtlle pas
scrgers leave Dsnytlle daily Except Sundays) ct
TAO A. M. leave Burkeyille daily Except Enn.
days) mt 1915 =. M; srrive at Richmond daily
except Sundays) at so p. IL. THROUGH MALI.
IND EXPRESS leaves Greensboro daily at S:2S,
Z. NJ leaves Danviile daily at u57 2. a.. ars
rives NJ Richmond daily at 7:2o A. III. q, 5 - =
The LynchburS and Danville Passenger Train
connects at Burkeville with the trains on the
Socthside road for Petersburg, Norfolk, Lynch
burg, and all Citations ON the Southside aud Yir-
ginfa and Tennessee railroads, Bristol, Knox.
Vile, Dalton, Chattanooga, Nashville, Memphis,
and oil important points South and Southwest. al
The Through Mall and Express connects
at Greensboro with the trains on the North Caro-
lima road for Charlotte, Columbia Augusta, Sa-
vannah, Nxcon, Mobile, Montgomery, &C., dc. +
and at Richmond with the Richmond Fredericks.
burg and Potomac, Chesapeake and Ohio, and
Richmond and York River railroads. =.
SLEEPING CARS and CHILESS PATENT
RECLINING CHAIRS on the through express
train. THOMAS DODAMEAD. -.
myS Superintendent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-05-28

On Monday night last Dir. Robert Sears
war driving III his buggy near town when
the whifiic-trce was struck by lightning and
literally spintcred to pieces, and. singular
to say, without damage to any person in the
buggy OF even to the horses.-StGunt0n YIN
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