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,AMUSEMENTS.
GRAND ANNUAL SCHUETzEHFEST
WASHINGTON sCHUETzES vEREIy,


AT THE
NEW SCHUETZEN PARK,
July Is, 10, 20. n, and -, ls7O.
The Festival will be announced MONDAY, July
aers t ~ twelve minute Esns ns {, Sams #
the Cry Hall at 3. m, The procession Zone Of the
most interesting feature. Of the Festivall win be
up ana a,sSss to siatS
street, Fourteenth street, street, through the
through Pennsyvania avenue to Seventh street, and
Prize SHOOTING, PRIZE BOWLING,
GRAND CONCERT AND DANCING,
r0f BsIksIAsf GfIEnn tMisAr1or, and
bET ,I9 p1sPIAr or
THE GREAT AND WONDERFUL
WALHALLA TROUPE.
rBf Afs sHRBrPs sS N
n !hf Pid4GHEs IA rHk aEkgT
MASTEKS. under the direction Of Prof. H.
tSP s1s sIa %sb Sl'f5 s ssI9 TIE 81
The AGE, whose performances in Baltimore and
rounds Of applause and the highest enooma H viii
perform e W "a ait err con and evening: ~
raE ARf6s QTGEfkrfE s GhdB Ssye k AsS
consented to entertain the public with choice
GRAND CONCERT by the celebrated Marine
DANCING MUSIC will be furnished by the GER
MANIA BAND, under the immediate direction of
Prof. Schroeder.
The Festival will terminate FRIDAY EVEN
N GRAND Ball, FETE OHAMPETRE.
Prize Shooting Bowling and Ladies
S2,3e0 will be distributed.
Admission to the Park Is cents to the Pavilion d
cents extra. No return tickets.
Ample preparations have been made to preserve
street order on the grounds and dlsrepgtabie char
Members and visitors are respectfully enjoined to
comply with all orders of the Committee Of Arrange
nUaasnt s esss 5 be cr ss nsh hS s
which all visitors must leave the Park.
Of the Seventh street railroad in sufficient numbers
to convey all visitors comfortably to the Park.
friends 81 the Association desiring to CONTRIB.
NE PkzEs are SesgesatEy rsqnestSd e leave
or Mr.. U. KNEEsSI. 422 Seventh street. ylI &c
WASHINGTON CITY GARDEN,
NEW YORK AVENUE,
BETWEEN 1sT AND ID STREETS.
Respectable aud Pleasant Family Resort on As
EuOpean Pan.
the proprietor from Germany on the Euro a
pean plan, for the recre alton and amusement
that they viii be Protected af rom ' any Ss annoy
.nce or impropriety. Families and children may re-
variety Of smusements as well as Of refressments,
mus Z Sst
concertl The American public are cordially in.
.ss 1y this GkSssf fs His end
-A ANALOsTAN IsLANDI
The undersigned, having rented :
cs tSs a.nea q .Ss puSo
~: z: sf s
HOTTER. my 1-sm.
n 81, ass on HsnaanI!ssia.sion{EG;; q, sss
MARKRITER,S.
II. 4se SEVENTH STREET, between and streets,
oice o Pei1tn aSS'f 1s ds.; Gb HS
SIsS: Largest stocS indo~ Shades.
a: % FIRMS Ts ia X sh SA Rs5aifrie''
Please remember Name and Number. ap Sly.
ART REPOsITORY,
o45 "F" STREET,
Bet,resn Thirteenth and Fourtseath SIS.
OIL PAINTINGS, EN0RAvIN0s,
PHOTOGRAPHS, OHROMOS, b.,
ROGERS GROUPS OF oULPTUBI,
ARTISTS MATERIALS,
PIOTURE FRAMES.
CORD AND TAssELs, &C.. a..
VEIVET'PAsss PARToUTs; u
4 Fine Assortment for
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
% ls-ly A. ". 3. SMITH.
PIC MICS, EXCURSIONS, &c. |
THE SABBATH SCHOOL OF THE SECOND
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"EST END HOTEL.
w LONG BRANCH, NEW JERSEY,
Will be Opened for the Reception of Guests on the
goth June.
al This magniicent structure, Heated at the \ "A
Court End, Of this now famous summer VESmA0
resort, has all the advantages OF modern Ito III
IMPROVEMENTS calculated to make its guests satsed
The personal attention OF Mr.. JAMES SYKES
and Mr.. PETER GARDINER, 90 long known 10 the
travelling public will surely guarantee TO those that
can wish for. ''
For Rooms, &C.. apply on the premises or BY letter
addressed to SYKES, GARDINER CO.,
yes-u West End Hotel, Long Branch, n j.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-07-18

No ADMISSION FOR ABLB-BoDIED PAUPRRs.
The commissioners of the Washington asylum
at their last meeting, for the purpose of pre-
bodied paupers to the asylum, decided to en-
force the original law in each case, which pro-
vides that no permit shall be given except upon
certificate of the ward physicians. Mr.. Hodg-
son, the intendant, has, with the approval OF the
Mayor, informed the physicians to the poor of
each ward Of the fact, requesting them to ex-
ANIME spPncan h iVa s sixn anu ao9nd
forth the state Of health, length of residence in
ward, and, If possible, in the city, &c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-07-18

INJUNCTION REFUsKD.-On Saturday, in the
Equity Court, Judge Wylie, An application for
an injunction was made in the case of Whitney
agt. Ames. Plaintiff seeks to restrain the de-
PENDANT Ames from drawing money from the
Treasury of the United States. The bill sets
forth that the plaintiff has Just received an
award of claim of $1,000 from the United
States; that of this S42 900 still remain in the
Treasury, and that he has claim to 5000 there
Of under contract between defendant and
himself in which, in consideration OF plaintiffs
service in accomplishing the withdrawal of OPP
position on the part OF Gen. Dyer against GER
tain claims before the Navy Department, $1,000
Is to be allowed and paid, on the recommenda-
ton Of Gen. Dyer, to purchase three steel bore
guns; the charge Of conspiracy against General
Dyer to be withdrawn. Plaintiff therefore asks
an injunction to restrain the withdrawal of the
30 600 from the Treasury, and further process
10 enable him to receive the same. Judge W.
lie refused to grant the Injunction, saying that
he was surprised that the process of the court
should be sought in aid of such q claim. He
did not think the claim legitimate. Gentlemen
who pursued claims sometimes had their minds
warped on this subject; but he would frown
upon everything OF the kind. Here was claim
in which 1t was set out that prosecution begun
in Congress should be abandoned in case the
officer prosecuted withdrew his opposition to q
certain claim. Such contracts could never be
enforced through him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-07-18

AccrpRNr-Friday evening as the I:45 train
was passing Kendall Green one Of the colored
mutes attending the Columbia Institute for the
Deaf, Dumb and Blind attempted to run across
the track and was struck by the engine and
Knocked senseless. The train was stopped ant
backed, when DIR. C.. M. Ford got of and at
,ne shock and was taken to the Institute. His
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DROPOsALsf FOR THE CONsrRUCrIoN.oFA
STEAM PRoPELLERF FOR TIE REvESUE

WAsHINGToN, d. c., July I, $50
N The bids for the construction Of an Iron steam
june 0th. being considered exorbitant. senarate
sealed oIosss viii be received at this Department
construction Of Q Steam Propeller Of WOOD, OF $50
TONS ~"
be obtained from the Coll .ctors OF Customs AZ Port
land, Me, Boston, New York, Philadelphia, and
Renewed proposals are also invited for the sam.
steamer % lion upon the same plans, conditions,
No bids Will be considered except from nar.ias ra
ulariy engaged IN ship building
The Department reserves the right TO reiect A.
and all bids. GEO = RofT TwTgtt my
Y lS-W6f,td secretary Of the Treasurv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-07-18

NATIONAL NEWS ENTERPRISE. There Is
probably no city in the country where, from the
very character of its population, there is such
an actual need for some place where parties can
90 to find files Of the papers published in the
various States and Territories Of the Union, and
there Is scarcely an individual who has not felt
this need. Mr.. H. Coyle, appreciating this ne
cessity, has established a general news agency
and reading room, where will be kept the pa
pers from All the different States, accessible at
all seasonable hours, and as soon as arrange
mepts are perfected, he will have the leading
European and other papers. For particulars,
see his advertisement elsewhere.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-07-18

The NATIONAL CAMP MEETING-Pr0cesdinqs
at pte Camp on Saturddy.-The correspondent Of
the Baltimore American writing from Oaking-
TON on Saturday says while walking around
the grounds yesterday evening we paused in
fIont OF the "Union Tent" Rev. Fay H. Purdy,
OF New York, was holding SPELL bound an
audience far too large to be accommodated
sharp two-edged sword, and woe be unto the
faithless professor Of religion who falls into his
hands Rev. b. Pomeroy, the author of "Shocks
from the Battery arrived yesterday afternoon,
and delivered a characteristic address at the
preachers meeting at six O'Clock. He Is a spirit
ual electric battery. Rev. Piersoll Smith, of
the Presbyterian Church of Boston, we believe,
preached last night from Romans vi, 4. Rev.
Mr.. Harlow, of Providence, Rhode Island,
preached at 10 a. m. to-day from Ephesians Iii.
IL: His sermon was one of the best and most
effective delivered during the week. He was
followed by Rev. b. Pomeroy, who gave one of
his characteristic exh0rtatiOns.
The children's meeting was held again at one
O'Clock to-day. Rev. Z. Payson Hammond spoke
to some extent. This meeting is in female
hands, and is daily growing in interest; the chill
dren gladly flock out to receive the instructions
Of those interested in their welfare. These re-
marks are equally true of the meeting held for
the special benefit Of ladies, Though all are in
LangfOrd
DIR. Butler, late of India, preached at p. m.
from Genesis, III. The sermon will long rest
in the hearts Of those who heard IL.
We notice that some correspondents are an
nouncing that there are 800 tents erected. This
Is not so. There are now just 673 up, and per-
haps twenty more yet to be erected. Thirty
eight have been put up since yesterday morn
ing; $50 preachers have arrived up to date.
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uAMMAOKp RESTAURANT,
IL No. 1lS1 Pm, AyIHuK, Ool. lSfH SFl
WA6HIH0TO6, D. q.
B0O1S AND BOARD By THE DAY on WIEK
HEALS AT ALL HOURS.
Best Wines and Liquors 70 be had Ct the Bar.
- Particular attention % Meals Ooat ont M n-l

Tow TIGU Es.
10 BALES FRESH HOPS,
ILOUR, LARGE STOCK, ALL GRADES,
MILL FEED, BALED HAY, &C., &C.,
For sale low, In lots to suit, By
w. II. GAIT q CO.,
Indiana avenue and LIST street.
jeB Near Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Denot
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NAPPER SPRINGS,
" FREDERICK COUNT, VIRGINIA

This deliehtful and romantic Summer Resort win
be open Tor the reception Of visitors on the . a
4TH DA 4 Uf JULY. These Springs, nine Vfsk0
10 number, are situated in q gorge Of the lEsI III
North Mountain, seventeen miles from w inc hc--rr
BY stage over beautiful and safe road. Route via
b. u. II. X. to Winchester
Terms: One month Of four weeks, 9 N: sincle
week. 81; one day, 81 50. The usual Deduction
made for children and servants and for families who
sAML n, MULLIN & co. Proprietors.
For particulars call at the store Of George Rynes,
Jr., 81 9Th street; A. =. Pratt Son, corner 9th
and streets; Benz. Miller 3 Store, Georgetown.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-07-18

The grand annual "feste'' of the Washington
Schuetzen Verein was commenced to-day at the
park, north OF Howard University, and it will
continue until Friday evening, during which
time there will be prize shooting, prize bowling,
ladies prize shooting, grand concert and dane
Nominations and splendid displays Of fireworks
The concert music win be by the Marine Band
and dancing music by Weber's Germania Band
Prizes amounting IN value to - 500 will be dis
tributed- The opening was announced by the
firing salute of IL guns at O'Clock this morn
ing. About O'Clock the carriages for the
SchuetEen commenced to gather about the City
Hall, but IL was not until after 10 O'Clock that
the procession was ready to start.
Shortly after that hour the order was given
and 1t moved In the following order Detach-
Marine Band, in large omnibus; Gen. Joseph
Gerhardt, Chief Marshal; George Walker, as
sistant; the American and German and Associa-
ton colo,s, borne BY Henry Grovermann, Geo.
Otto, and John Michel; eight target markers, in
RED shirts and green caps, in carriages; carri-
ages containing the office and members of the
xerein, in the -rrst of which were Mr.. John
yogt, OF the w. s. V, Gen. Blumenberg. or the
Baltimo =. T., and Mr.. S. Wolfe. On sach
carriage were miniature flags and shields, with
various devices, mostly bearing the German
colors hanging on the sides.
The second division was headed by weber's
Germania Band In a wagon, after which came
wen decorated Car, on which were the Wal
city, Hope, Plenty, the -Four Quarters of the
Globe, &c, carriages containing delegations of
the Columbia Turn Serein, a delegation OF
thirty of the Baltimore ScbuetZen Verein, and
delegations from Richmond and Cincinnati fol-
lowed. The route of the procession was through
Sd street, Pennsylvania avenue, 9th street. +
street, 18th street, II street, and through the
grounds of the Executive Mansion. by way of
Pennsylvania avenue and eth street to the
Park.
Along the route many houses were decorated,
very few of the places Of our German citizens
not having the, German colors displayed.
Among other houses decorated were the CO.
lumbia Hotel, Victoria Hotel, Arbeiter Hall,
Spengler, Briigemann, Killian, Walker IS chnell,
g. w. Driver, Mrs. Eisenbeiss, W. Koch, Green
q Williams, Silverberg, A. Rupert, Helmus,
Angermann, vegt, Miller, A. z. L. Reese, w.
Schwing, keIcAel, Petersen, Hellmuth, Dit
trich, Will, Xander, Handler, Vonderheide, G.
Hartig, NJ. Rupert, Freiss, Laurence, Fricker,
Bogeholtz, Shining. Pfeifer. Shuster, Her
mann, Weyrich, Behrsns, A. Koch, Stone, and
Tobriner.
The Park was reached about 1 O'Clock, when
the president, Mr.. Vogt, delivered the well
come address, and was responded to by Gen.
BlUmenberg, of Baltimore.
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LOAN OFFICES.
SUMNER AlRAHGEMENT..T The National
9th st., will BE eps. from a. M 70 So NJ fhi III i.
the only Christian Loan once in the City. jeiitf
DRINCE, THE PAWN BROKRR, 1905 Penn.
syS , stenne AZ recurring money call and
SPECIAL .NoTICE.-Merchandire, Furniture,
1905 Penn:yvanis svsnus Gsss sdyeBass m.s
on the same when required.
CHARLIs HERZBERGy LOAN OFTIoI,
" ssi fhoortsgTFRIs EEP iSss oRi1rH.
Between u and ssh strests, {immsdistsiy In rssros
= 81 He
niture and Merchandise Of every Description. XSX
ssns ana G:
this city not connected with any similar sstseliah
NAIIoEAL LOAF oIy1ol. sllx s.a ,szs..
NV. s'Da; I M
.1s az ssc.s IS sasSss: e n: to
PAINTING, &c.
D 9 s;sssr.} PAINTING. p 9 sG2ss,
MACNICHOL's
PAINTING ESTABLISHMENT.
SALCInINING and WALL PAINTING, eILD.
DECOBXTIvE PAINTING. BLUM anu
Pure material, good work and moderate prices.
Punctuality and attention to business.
c. AACNICHOL,
w. n Nh
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JoRpAN's WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.

IhEDEhfOh OUUNIT. NIRUINIA.
Only II. miles from Stephenson Depot p o. point
on the Harpers Ferry and Win chester Rail-
MI, road I'VE miles from Winchester.
inns Altering Place is now open under more "a.
Noraple circumstances than at any time a
slnSe the war, and every effort win beveA0
guests. ~
fne CITY BAND OF MUSIC will be In attend.
ance ana masquerade and Fancy Balls will be fire.
Quently given during the season
spring Pamphlets FOR distribution at the Springs
ana NJ Messrs. Coleman Rogers, Baltimore
Ihe baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company Issue
round trip tickets, good for FIVE days, from Balti-
more TO stephensons Depot and return, at nc: from
washington to same at $40
Telegraph Office in full operation.
Terms 81 per day, 50 per week, and $50 Der
month Children and colored servants half price
white servants three fourths, or according 20 &C
commodation. II. q. JORDAN,
JeS-lm Owner and Proprietor.
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SUMNER RESORTS:

THE DORCHESTER HOUSE. CAMBRIDGE,
Il MAkfLAND.-BkNNETT BROS, "A
Proprietors, having refurnished, renova vf.AY
known Hotel, are now ready for the reception 81
summer boarders. Persons desiring a home free
find all they desire. FOR further Information, ad-
dress BENNETT BROS, Cambridge, Nd. iyl3- In
pREY POINT PAVILION,
VIII open for the reception Of Visit, 4
orf, Tuesday, July S, $50 This poeu- NV
addition OF new and commodious buiLi inr- abe
cottages thoroughly renovated and the whole estab
hshment supplied with entirely asr Farp,fErs Ten
Pin Alleys Fishing and Sail Bcats and every appii-
ance necessary for the comfort and pleasure OF
guests. The Baltimore and Norfolk Boats and the
Baltimore and Aqua Creek Boats pass daily
JeIrs.SS per day; 4 80 per week, go per month
o. Rirty days. Children and servants half price
Wer inform stion win be furnished at the office
Of ths Metropolitan Hotel. jeso- III
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CLOTHING, DC.

Il j. HEIBERGER,
(Successor to H. r. LONDON Co.,D -
CITIZENS, ARMY AND NAVY n
MERCHANT TAILOR, w
Metropolitan Hotel, nate Browns,D
~ Eh No. 362 Penn. avenue. Washfnrton.
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WALKERS D0pBLl OvEN COOKING
w RANGE.

BET. PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND STREET.
IN Ctr
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1t is impossible TO conceive the variety OF goods
keep, therefore would respectfully solicit call
p. S.-The store is cool and pleasant.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-11-23

TN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS FOR THE
i CITY AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA.
~, Notice is hereby given to all persons in
isBAL. terested, that the Hon the Judges Of our
trCl said Court ha We appointed MONDAY, the
NJ, for bearing applications for the following Char
ters OF Incorporation, and unless exceptions be
fled thereto the same will be allowed viz. =
/. The Sons and Daughters OF Shebs
q Saint Edwards Beneficial Society of hiladel-
8. Liberty Council, No. l. Sons and Daughters Of
T. The Preston Retreat Amendment.
8. The City OF Penn Building and Loan Associa-
6. The oxford Mutual Building and Loan Asso-
I. The Library Company Of Philadelphia. Amend
s. Dispensary for skin Diseases
.. The Safe Deposit Building and Loan Assocla-
10. The Popular loan and Building Association Of
the City OF Philadelphia.
II. KiDRsessing Land Association.
12 The Practical Homestead Building and Loan
49, Third Mutual Building Association of Phila-
H. The Penn Mutual Building and Loan Associa-
ion OF Germantown.
15 David II. Schuyler Building and Loan Assocla-
10 The Aurora Building and Savings Association,
H. Anthracite Loan Company
1s The Penn Square Building and Loan Asso-
49, The Philadelphia Artisans Institute
20. The Safe Building and Loau Association.
el The Third New Jerusalem Society of Phila-
uelpnla
%. The Active Building, Saving Fund, and Loan
Association OF Manayunk. Alterations amend
ments, and Improvements.
23 The Jefferson Male Beneficial Society OF the
City OF Philadelphia
2i The William Penn Building Association of
Homesburg.
20. The Tradesmens' Building and Loan Associa-
tion, No. 3, Of Philadelphia.
26 United Building Association.
a. Methodist Episcopal Congregational Church.
2S Robert b. salter Building Association.
30 The Irving Literary Association.
30 HayerfOTd COrDet Band, No, /, West Philadel-
pha.
81 The Surety Building and Loan Association.
Amendment.
80 The Combination Building and Loan Associa-
ton. Amendments
93. The Combination Building and Loan Associa-
ton, No. 2. - -
RICHARD DONAGAN,
IL 17th3t Prothonotary.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-11-23

TOHN FARNUMI& CO., COMMISSION MER-
- chants andfd Of OonsstoSa Tiekns etc.
IA t6 OHH6nUT etFsst. PniladsiDhic- sta
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-11-23

"A Chicago philanthropist has invented a
method of wearing pantaloons without the use
of buttons.
"A youth respectfully connected at Chicago,
and not yet seventeen years of age, recently
died from the effects of excessive drinking
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-11-23
EDUCATIONAL

HALLOWELL SELECT HIGH SCHOOL FOR
Ii Young Men ard Boys, which has been re-
moved from No. ITO n. Tenth street. will be opened
on September IL in the new and more commOdi0us
buildings Nos 112 and ia N NlN1H Ii Street Neither
effort nor expense has been spared In dtting up the
rooms 10 make this rst-class school OF the highest
grade.
Preparatory Department is connected with the
school Parents and students are invited to call
and examine the rooms and consult the Principals
from A. Nj. to 2 p. M. after August 16.
GEORGE EASTBURN, A. B.,
JOHN G. MOORE, M. s.,
slTu Principals.
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81 s2O,7279T
pHIIADEIpuIA Nf

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. Q, 1870.
The Board of Directors have this day declared
CASH DIVIDEND OF TEN PER CsNT. on the
CAPITAL STOCK, and SIX PER CENT. interest
on the SCRIP OF the Company, payable on and after
the 1st OF December proximo, free of National and
State Taxes.
They have also declared SCRIP DIVIDEND OF
TWENTY-FIVE PER GENT. the EARNED
PREMIUMS for the year ending October 81, 1870
certificates Of which will be issued TO the parties
entitled to the same and after the 1st OF Decem-
ber proximo, free OF National and State Taxes.
They have ordered, also, that the SCRIP GER
TIFICATES OF PROFITS OF the Company, for the
year ending October 81, 1866, be redeemed in CASH,
at the ONCE of the Company, on and after 1st OF
December proXimo, all interest thereon to cease
on that day.
By provision OF the Charter all Certificates OF
Scrip not presented for redemption within five
years after public notice that they Will be redeemed
thal be forfeited and cancelled the books OF the
Company.
No certificate OF profits issued under s2s. BY the
Act Of Incorporation, "no certificate shall issue
unless claimed within two years after the declara-
tion Of the dividends whereof 1t is evidence"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-05-14

DICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAIL.
"A ROAD.-CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.-Qn
and after WEDNESDAY, December %, 1869, the
PASSENGER TRAINS on this road will be run
as follows
GOING SoUTH.-Lynchburg and Danyille pas
sengers leave Richmond daily Except Sundays)
at 905 A. M leave Burkeville daily Except Sum
cept Sundays) At 5:55 T. NJ. THROUGH NAIL
AND EXPRESS leaves Richmond daily at sac
7. NJ. leaves Danvilie daily at :Ss 2. h. arrives
at Greensboro daily at ASA II.
GOING Notwithstanding and D5nyllle pas
sengers leave Danyfl1e daily Except Snndays) at
TAO A. Nj. !; leave Burkeyile daily Except Sun
days. Mt l2:a5 p. NJ; arrive at Richmond daily
except Sundays) at3:5OP. u. THROUGH MAIL
AND EXPRESS leaves Greensboro daily at s:.s
p. n. leaves Danyille daily at ll:a7 T. n. or.
rivcs AZ Richmond daily ae7:.o A. NJ.
The Lynchburg and Danville Passenger Trau
connects at ,Burkeville with tho trains or .bs
Southside ro&d for Petersburg, Norfolk, Lynch.
burg, and eli stations on the southsIde and Wiz.
ginfa and Tennessee railroads, Bristol, Knox
Vile, Dalton, Chattanooga, Nashville, Memphis,
and all important points South and Southwest
The Through Mall and Express connects
at Greensboro with the trains on the North Caro-
Ina road for Charlotte, Columbia, Augusta, sa-
vannnh, 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 CARS and CHILES'S PATENT
RECLINING CHAIgS on the through express
train. THOMAS DODAMEAD,
my6 SuDerfntAndent.