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The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-01-29

A miserable specimen of male man
says that giving the ballot to women
would not amount to much, Tor none ,1c If
them would admit that they wcrre were old
enough to vote until they were too old to
take any interest in politics. '1'a'i-
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A young ludy was alighting from an
omnibus,) when ribbon ienl frcn her
bonnet to the floor of the stage. ',You.
have let your beau behind, Z remarked u
lady passenger. "No, l haven't; he's
gone fishing" ionocontly exclaimed tho
damsel. 4.s,s,.l.s.. ~,
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SINGuLAH CAUSE or DEATsr.- Men
sometimes die from very singular causes
y blacksmith in Monticello n. Y. re-
Gently put common wooden axle il his
fire To loosen the iron ''thimblc" from its
outer edge, whcn to his astouishmeut it
blew up, shcoting j"eged spllnters into
his body. Death ensucd. 1t happened
thus: The broker axle had been lying
out i'll the rain Tor some time, aud was
pretty thoroughly saturated with water.
There is frequently a considerable cavity
between the thimble and the end of the
axle. The water had rustcd the bolt
screw at the head OF TIL, iiimblc 50 us to
render it perfectly tight, and the swell
ing Of the wood had produced similar
effect at the o,hcr,end. When the mois.
ture in the chamber had turned to steam,
and aiterward to gas in the intense heat,
an explosion was the natural result
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II A Memphis bride abandoned her lias.
baud theimorning after,rheir maria se
because he refused to send break fast up
to ht,r room.
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70, The editor of contemporary. tells his
correspondents that iii, we want any
stupid items VIC can write them oursclf."
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-01-29

by dividing the plantation into TWO
parts, We can plant one half one year.
and the other hall The next year, and
this Will disncmse. in Il "rcnt nintsrnD
with the hauling cf tvnsl! un the land, as
the land will ln,akc a hcavy coat of weed,
where the Dicksm''s Compound has been
used the previous year.
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Fire should never be allowed to de-
stroy the grass, or weeds ON land, but
they should be ploughed under and al
lowed to rot. I '.1
es q w w. WANNAMAKER,
Chairman.
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MANCHESTER ITEMS.

Taproucn ents.-The march of progress
continues. The celebrated Manchester
Mills have been almost entirely retitted.
Operations will commence about the 18th
of July, when these mills will be enabled
to surpass even their present world-re-
nowned brand. l
The paper-mill has also been entirely re-
fitted, and will soon be sending forth their
excellent paper, which Mt this time stands
No. l in the market.
The tunnel near Gary's factory has been
completed, and is not only m ornament
but great improvement on that section.
The cesspooI thus filled has long been an
lntolernble nuisance.
Other projects looking to the interest Of
the people are before the Board, due no.
tice of which shall be given.
The Presbyterian Church.-The prospects
for the speedy erection Of Presbyterian
church in our midst are good. The Fair
which has so recently closed was a decided
success, and the Sunday school-thanlls to
the untiring energy OF W. p. Buell., ESD
has become one Of our fixed institutions.
The church wilfbe located at the corner of
Eleventh and Bainbridge streets, and will
be an ornament to that already thriving
portion of our town. The managers of the
Fair desire to return sincere acknowledge.
ments to the Messrs. Stacy for their unusual
kindness and courtesy.
Matters About Toun. - Everything is
quiet, and our affairs are very we'll managed.
We take great pleasure in testifying to the
energy and industry of our chief of police,
who seems omniprcsent.
Election Of Oticers.-At the last meeting
of the Manchester Literary Associa-
ton the following officers were elected /:
President, DR.. L. Il. Chiles; Vice-Presi-
dent, Rev. J. F. Deans; Recording Scribe,
S. n. Wooden, Corresponding Secretary,
James A. Gentry; Treasurer, il. W. Smell
ingS; Critic, L. Morrisett Censor, i. c. D.
Farmer. Editorial Corps, Rev. j. +. Deans,
r. III. Beasley, and james A. Gentry.
This association numbers within its ranks
some of our best citizens, and is on the high
road to prosperity. The meetings arc held
on alternate Thursday nights at the Athe-
n9um.
The Confederate Baseball Club has elect
ed George A. Gibbs, president; Waller &.
owen, yice-president and John o. Buch-
anan, secretary. The Club is composed OF
good material, and are worthy successors oi
the invincible Alerts.
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QUALIFICATION OF TIE NEW MUNIoIpAL
OPTIcERs.-The following officers, elected
last month, qualified before Judge Guigon
nerformance of their duties Andrew jim
kins, clerk of hustings court, bond 5000,
with William W. Timberlake and Thomas
i. Dudley securities; Thomas y. Dudley,
city eli sergeant, with George W. Smith and
Ludwig Hoyer securities; Captain George al;1
D. Wise, commonwealth's attorney, ana
William P. Lawton, deputy clerk OF the
hustings court, also qualified, no bond being
required in these cases. , g 49,
benjamin H. Berry, Jr, clerk Of the he
chancery court, qualified before ., yudse 65s
Fitzhugh, giving bond in the sum of $40 900;
with Thomas j: Evans, Z. y; Eacho, ana
George w. Gretter, as securities; Mayor
Civ ElIyson also qualified before Judge Fitz'
hugh. Ali these parties exhibited the {, Ger; m
titicates of the commissioners, that they
were duly elected according to law.
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PORT OF RICHMOND, JUNE IS, 1870.

PORT OF RICHMOND, JUNE Is, 1870.
ARRIVED.
Steamer John Sylvester. Clifford, Norfolk, mer-
chandise and passengers, l.. II. Tatum.
Steamer Empire, Hunter, Philadelphia, NOR
clanlisc and passengers, W. L. Porter.
steamer Saratoga, Couch, New York merclan-
disc and passengers, Old Dominion steam slip Co.
SAILED.
Steamer Petersburg, Geoghegan, Baltimore,
,ncrchaidlse and passengers, Ilaryeys IL VIII
liams. ..
Steamer Saratoga, Couch, New York, mercfln-
disc and passengers, Old Dominion Steamship Go.
Schooner H9ratio Nichols, Dupuy, 0sbOrne's,
to load coal for New liav II, Ct, Curtis Parke,
Schooner General Grant, Colburn, jamestown,
30 load for Philadelphia, Curtis & Parker.
..' t. MEMORANDUM.
VEST POINT, June 25.-Arrivcd, steamer State
OF Virginia, Freeman, Baltimore, mercliandis @
and passengers York River Railroad Company,
and sailed On return. .. =
BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK, June e5.-Arrlved, steamers Bre-
men and Mariposa, r
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Tup BRoAp-STREET CUTTING AFFAIR."
F,rther particulars of the stabbing affair
nn = " Rroad i street Friday night were de-
,,nloned Un at the Mayors court on Saturday.
pnI;reman John II. Hall, who lives near The
. scone U Of the affair, saw it from his window.
and s Siyes il as his opinion that the attack OF OF
john johnson and Charles WeSca nrnvofsI IfpoI
mIt 1ne heS Sartics were arraigned before the
Mavor ne rb Int as Taylor's condition was such
mayo,, aa y n,,cvent his making his appearance at
tSa W. oopraminatiou the case was continued
ISis Sntu sEr;day next. Welsch and johnson
S.re ;a,n committed to Jail, bail being refused
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ELECTION OF OFFIcERs.-Shockoe Hill Di-
vision, Sons of Temperance, Friday evening
elected the following officers for the coming
quarter: William S. Gilman, worthy patr-
arch DR.. II. L. Mayo. worthy associate !;
w. w. Chlds, recording scribe; w. D..
Powers, assistant recording scribe; Charles
y. Lawton, financial scribe; w. j. Glenn,
treasurer; f. Forest Pecor, conductor; r..
II. McFarlane, assistant conductor Robert
IIalzback, inside sentinel; - Johnson,
outside sentinel ; w. e. Elan, chaplain.
The above officers will be publicly IN
stalled next Friday night. SiXty-two cam
didates were initiated during the past quar-
ter, md nnety-siX since January 1St.
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OPTICAL EXAMINATIONS OF PUBLIC SCHOOLS
CONFERENCE.-THE school corner of St. Paul
and Charity streets, Miss A. A. Clarke and
Miss ArVilla n. Chapman teachers, was eX-
amined on Friday. This school. owing to
It's connection with the Friends Orphan
Asylum, and for other causes, has not been
properly graded, and both teachers and pu-
pills have suffered much inconvenience.
The same amount of faithful labor on the
part OF the teachers might have produced
greater results. 81
The following pupils were promoted to
the grammar grade George Alfred Grenn,
Richard Crump.
The progress of the other pupils has been
quite good, notwithstanding the disadvan-
tageouS circumstances.
The Cherry-Street schools were next eX-
amincd. These are three in number-ono
grammar school, one intermediate school,
and one primary school.
The grammar school is taught by Miss NJ.
A. Fulton, who has been very anxious and
palnstaking for the advancement Of her pll-
pills: No pupils were otleredf for promotion
in this school. -..
The following pupils have not been tardy
during the year:
Mary Fanear, Annie Fancar, Willie Ker-
sey. Virginia Taylor, Annie Crutchteld.
The intermediate schools taught by Miss
j. Il. Whiting, The following pupils were
promoted to The grammar grade after Il very
good examination John Priddy, Charles
Robertson, John Hooper, Stanis Hooper,
Charles Ingerson, John Barfoot, Edward
Bernard.
The primary school is taught by Miss NJ.
S. Chenery. The recitations and general
appearance of this school were highly COM
mendable.
The following pupils were promoted to
the intermediate grade Mary Smith, Mag
gle krengel, Ophelia Robertson, Charlie
Hundley, Charlie Franklin, George Dickey.
Writ Gratfam has not been absent or
tardy during the year.
Mary Smith has been absent but once,
and then on account of sickness.
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MASONIC FLEcTIoN.-At stated meeting
Of Dove Lodge, No. 81, held OH Friday, the
following officers were chosen for the cnsu-
ing year: .-. ..-.--~-
L. l.. BuSs, master;
John A. Lynham, senior warden;
i. 4. Shcpperson, junior warden
K. Il. Tyler, treasurer;
A. Arscll, Jr., secretary;
j. B. Bergman, senior deacon;
A. d. Chestcrman, junior deacon
Ira w. Blount, A. &. Houston, stewards !;
Worshipfll +. e. Tompkins, A. ID. Ches-
terman, j. A. Lynham, educational COM
mittee;
Thomas Angel, tiler. s. -.
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,.n,crxEsrs FOR MIsDENEANoR. - Inc
g. Nj; ;,,rv Of the Hastings Court was IN
saio15 au on saturday and reported true bills
of toIi diot,nent ~, against William Lewis, Sam
uelH lHuiS; nf;.Son and Rosa Hickman, for mis-
densapnors ss. John s. Ro, o,
berlan not a true bill. The grand jury
then ,d;ourned until Saturday,
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LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING
IN THE RICHMOND PosT-OFFICE JUNE d.
Hon. Il. w. Massey, Mr.. Judah, Richmond :;
Miss Josephine Wingiield, Hampton; NJ.
Armstrong IL Sons, New York Miss Lydia
II, Hill, Petersburg.
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The Rice divorce snit for fraud in age is causing
great excitement In Boston. II should warn young
men not TO marry III haste. Rice Ii hut twenty
two, his bride thirty-seven. He swears that she
made him believe she was but his own age, y
using Magnolia Balm upon her 9acs, neck, and
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hands. Poor youth. He probably found her ell
bows weren't quite so soft and pretty. Ought Ha-
gan to he Indicted? We know or many similar
cases. This Balm gives most wonderful pearly
ana natural complexion, to which we don't OBJ
Ject. We like pretty women. To finish the pic
tuTe, they should use Lyons Kathalron upon the
halr With pearly chin, rosy checks and soft,
luHuriant tresses, they become Irresistible.
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SUGGESTED ON THE RECEIPT.oF MOTHER
PICTURE, TAKEN AT TIE "LKE' GALLERY
oh, that those lips had language! Life has passed
With me but roughly since L heard thee last.
Those lips are thine-thy own sweet smile see ;
The same that of in childhood solaeed me.
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TOURISTS, PLEASURE-SEEKEEs, and others,
find many points OF interest in and around our
city, but there isn't SO full OF interest or so
well deserving Of mention Us the merchant tailor
ING establishment Of e. b. SPENCE & Son, 1906
M ain street, .s- ..t #,r-.s.. "a. . .rs .....1
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NOTICE.

0a and AFTER TUESDAY NEXT, juno 7th. the
BALTIMORE EXPRESS TRAIN leaves the de-
pos corner OF Broad and Eighth streets iSunda,s
eSceptedl ~ 4a Y. M., connecting with thc drs,-
THE LOWER POTOMAC,
reaching Baltimore the next moruInv and COM
Meeting with all trains for the North and West.
The steamers of this line arc fitted with great re-
among the most beautiful vessels Of their class
ever placed on the Chesapeake Bay. They are
commanded by wcll-knOwn and experienced can
tains: The eGEURGEANNA ..I;sptain John Henry
Presman; the iRONSIDES, Captain Wyndham
BY the ACCOMMODATIONS and FARE to be
found on board of their steamers, and by the at
tractiYeness OF their route, the company hope To
continue TO merit the patronage OF travellers.
THROUGH TICKETS can be procured at tho
OFFICE OF THE COMPANY, corner OF Broad
and Eighth streets, to
BALTIMORE, f.s
as $50. PHILADELPHIA, .a 81
and to all principal points in the NORTHWEsT
REACHED By TIE GREAT WESTERN
NORTHERN CENTRAL, AND THE PENN,,
SYLVANIA. 49, -'-
Freights contracted for at rates as low as by
any other route, and forwarded daily with dis
patch to New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore and
No kerosene OIL or other extra-hazardous artl-
cles transported over or used on this route.
Returning, the STEAMERS leave Baltimore
daily (Sundays exceptet) ut 4 7. NJ. from piers
Nos. and Q, Light street between Conway and
Barre streets. reaching Richmond the following
morning in time for early breakfast.
For further Information, apply ut the Office OF
the company, corner OF Broad and Eighth streets.
j. B. GENTRY,
General Ticket and Freight Agent.
ED. I. u. MYERS, General superintendent.
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FURNITURE, DC.

TARWOOD & RITTER, o.,
opposite the post-otiice, Main stree
Have now on hand and are constantly 1nahtic-
turing the most complete and Varlea assct-
ment OF n,rn.rynIrpp ~.
PhRLOR FURNITURE.
DINING.ROOM FURNIIukE, anu
And we would invite all In want Of goou, sn-
stsntia articles In our line to e1amne our ssocA
H ast ,hIishmeut in the State can offer sreaie'
tEwnements We have goods to suit all parxl.s
EIeuant sets of superior workmanship ana aa' M
s and plain goods of every aeHeEpei s,i repueinx ou
mrices my Can opposite the post-efce, up stairs
NV 80
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kemember y In your promenade OF m eve
ming Tue nea! lce-cream saloon at "JAcKsoN,s,,
corner Main and Third streets.
lie also makes and delivers to families, pic
nic5, FAIRS, &C., &C., pure ice-cream I'm any
quantity and OF any flavor desired. ...f,
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THc,nv nrsr AND BoNDs.-We are ill-
formeST eSTiTt III the "a Auditor that the interest on
the civ gett the viii be paid promptly on the g
s The bonds tn.t Of the sysr city bsve sae
be sold 75-higher than they eyer .ho nasc Inv,
beenbeisr isreDbut there are none on the nsr'
kat. tl -
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kARE AND BEAUTIFUL spring styles OF jewelry;
elegant new patterns Of pins and drops; glove
bands; Etruscan and cnamelled medallions new
style neck chains, handkerchief holders cuf and
bosom buttons; solitaire and cluster diamond en-
gagcment rings. .s..-,. ...t
Choice novelties In silverwarc, In cases, for bri-
dal presents, now opening at
..5.... ..,... .r.r N0wLAN 4 CO.'S
... corner Main and Tenth streets.
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All the leading maeaz zines, weeklies, and dailies
published, can be found at ELLYsoN & TAYLoR's 5
news depot, next to Dispatch bui,aing.
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b. ELLYsoN Il Co. will Insert advertisements In
the principal newspaperst in Virginia, North Caro-
lima, Tennessee, and the northern cities, at pHb-
lisbers' rstes. for cash. Apply at this otlces
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Democratic and Godsy's Fashion HoathIieS for
July received and for sale at ELLysOS& TAY-
LoR's news depot next to Dispatch building.
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nLoyR's YOUNG DREAM''-That she was cap
tivated by that suit which bought or r. Ii.
SPENCE & Son. aud '',Twas not all dream"
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CHE4P.-Phe clothing bought at 100 Main
street. A suit may be bought at less X-SfENcI
than anywhere else In the city.
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OLD PAPERS, I'm packages OF oLe hundred or
more, for sale ut the Dispatch counting-room.
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''PUT YOURSELF IN HIS PLACE. Charles
Reade's latest work, in paper and cloth. at ELY
LON s TAYLoR's, 1lls Main street.
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NOTICE.

WEST POINT AND HANOVER JUNCTION
RAILROAD.
To G. A. Wallace, John B. Davis, Thomas Dos
well, Theodore Garnctt, n. o. Peatross, W. X.
B. Wyatt, James g. White, B. B. Douglas, Ro-
bert S. Ryland, William ID. Pollard, William
NJ. Stehley, William 5. Wood, B. Richards, Ro-
ger Gregory, Camm S. Garnett, Larktn =. Gar-
rett, Fleming Meredith, William Il. Aylett,
John Helderman, G. j. Hill James T. New, Jo-
sepn Ryland, T. B. Henley, William F. Bland,
z. B. Montague, John 7. Seawell, j. n. stubbs,
J.W. c. Catlctt, J. b. Brown, John p. Tabb,
andS. T. Charlton, gentlemen, incorporators
In accordance with the provisions OF inc0rp0ra.
tlon you are hereby notified and requested " as
scmble at 'kew's II0tcI'' in the town or West
Point, King William county, on MONDAY the
9TH day 0f July. 1870, for the purpose or tempo
rary organization and to consider N attcrs Of In
tcrcsl aud Importance 70 our company.
WlLDIAM ID. POLLARD,
a q. A. WALLACE,
NJ. X. .. PEATROSS, .ss
w. S. WOOD,
teoI-G&swtd j. n. STUBBS.
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THOMAS ". KEESEE win sell at 10 A. NJ. a
large assortment of household furniture,
pianos, &c.
). ID. WHITEHEAD co. viii sci! at loA A. NJ.
groceries, wines, liquors, etc.
COOK LAUCIIrON will sell ut 10 A. NJ, at
William N. Bell t Co.'s, Main street, large
lot OF dress goods, dry goods, &C.
+. Il. lSBELL will sell al 6 T.. M. brick tenement
No. Tia, on the south side Of Cary between
Seventh antl Eigth streets.
GRUEBS WILLIAMS will sell ut 6 p. M. seve-
raj building lots on Leigh and CatharIne
streets.
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Atlantic, Putnam, and LtRpincott, for July. re-
ceiFed and for sale at ELLYsoN & TAYLoR's news
depot, next to Dispatch building.
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MEETINGS.

TIRE DEPARTMENTAL quarterly
e meeting of the Board Of Control OF the Fire
Department for the assessment OF fines will be held
at the engine-house, Broad street, on MONDAY
the 9th instant, ut 7 o o'clock T. N.
IL ol E. WARREN. Cllrk.
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All the leading magazines and periodicals for
sale by ELLYsoE & TAYLOR, next to Dispatch Of
flee.
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opprNG STOCK OF FURNITURE g.

STACYS
,re roce,vine an IMMENSE STOCK, bought Al
GOLD RATES, and are determined not 70 NC
,,serso,d bv any house In the country.
Examine before you buy. -.,,.y ".
NH lb 13Oo AMI -SAN
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RICHMOND AND pETERsHuKG Il x. Co.,l
-. RICHMOND. April "a. 1870.
T,HE TRAINS OVER THIS ROAD

------- RICHMOND April "a, lS7o, !
T,HE TRAINS OVER THIS ROAD
Il run as follows:
Leave Richmond at a:4s A. M. and 2:soP NJ.
Leave Petersburg at 10 A. nj. and 7:0S p. n.
Freight and Accommodation train, with passeH-
ger car attached will leave Richmond daily ut
4. M, and Petersburg daily at $50 A. II. (sun-
The a:aS A. ii. train win not leave Richmond on
SUNDAYS, and the 7:os 2. II. train win not leave
Petersburg on SUNDAYS.
Passengers for Norfolk will take the $50 +. NJ.
train, running through daily. baggage checked
through faE. .lt ~ Fspt
The passenger coach attached To the coal train
win run on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, and
FRIDAYS. H-.
Leave Glover Hill at Z A. h., connecting at
Chcstc- with the accommodation train. Passen-
gers returning will take the so Z. H.. train con-
meeting ut Chester with the coal train.
THOMAS II. WYEEE,
ar % 81. SuD1fintentiellt
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JAMES r. NETHERLANp,
my27 General Ticket gent,
DICHMOND AND DANVlLLE RAIL.

RICHMOND AND DANV1LLE RAIL.
IA ROAD.-CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.-On
and after WEDNESDAY, December 20, 1889, the
PASSENGER TRAINS on this road viii be run
as follows: ,# aa. .., 4 ~.,,gru
GOING soUTH.-Lynchburg and Danville pas-
sengers leave Richmond daily (exeept Sundays)
at Obs A. M. leave BurkevllIe daily Except Sum
days) at 12:45 Z. NJ. arrive at Danvlc daily lex
cept Sundays) At 5:55 p. NJ. THROUGH MAlL
AND EXPRESS leaves Richmond daily at $50
r. NJ; leaves Dauvile daily at l:a5 p. M. arrives
at Greensboro daily ut 4:l6 A. ID. 40
GOING NoRTH.-Lynchburg and Danvile pas
sengers leave Danvllfe daily 7except sundays) at
TAO A. M !; Iexve Burkcyille daily Except sun
daysl at laAs 7; N: arrive st Richmond daily
AND EXPRESS leaves Greensboro, daily at s:2s
riyea 1T Richmond dstly at 80 A.. n.
The Lynchburg and Danville Passenger Train
connects at Burkeyilie with Che trains on the
Southside road for Petersburg, Norfolk, Lynch
burg, and all stations on the Southsfde and Vir.
ginfa and Tennessee railroads. Bristol, KNOX,
Vile, Dalton, Chattanooga, Nashville, Memphis,
and all important points South and Southwest.
The Through Mail and Express connects
ut Greensboro with the trains on the North Caro-
lima road for Charlotte ColEmbta, Augusta, Sa-
yannah, Macon, Mobile, Montgomery, &C., &c;
and at Richmond with the Richmond, Fredericks-
burg and Potomac, Chesapeake and Ohio, and
Richmond and York River railroads.
SLEEPING CABS and CHILESsPATENT
train. THOMAS DODAMEAD,
-rnye ESstssrE.S 3,s& ss23 Superintendent.
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DIVIDENDS.

-. "a -.s. .- June %. 1870,
rJ,HE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF
THE UNION BANK OF RICHMOND have
declared yidend Of lyc per cent. on the capital
stock puyabie to the Stockholders on and 3fter the
Isr July NEXT, free OF Government taS.
Ie 2a-,Jyl JAMES MILLER, Cashier.
rJyHE FIRST NATIONAL BANK has
1 declared semi-snnual dividend Of five per
cent. payable to the stockholders free or Govern
ment tax. on aud after lhe 1st OF July next.
te s5-tJyi s. B. SMITH, Cashier.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-06-27

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