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Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-05-18
Pnblic Documents.

Senator Brownlow has our thankr for valua-
bic public documents.
These negro voters are with us-let us make
use of them. They have no heads-then let US
appeal to what they have-their bellies This is
the power that controls the vote of Northern
mines and factories-the power that has confess
eddy placed the destinies of the State of Rhode
Island within the grasp of two famiies-your
votes or no bread-and bread carries the day Z"
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-05-18
Personal.

We were favored yesterday with call from
Col. Henry r. Gibson, of Campbell county. Mr.
Gibson was one of the few Republicans in the
late Constitutional Convention but he was a
host in himself We have heard his name mem
toned in connection with the position of Circuit
Judge for the I'd Judicial Circuit
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FINANCIAL.
Knoxville Quotations of Money and stocks.
OFFICE KNOXVILLE CHRoSIcLE,
Thursday. Nav 16. 1870

OFFICE hNOA NILLE CHRONICLE, I
Thursday, May 16, 1870
There is very little change in Government
bonds. 1t was reported day or two since that
the Senate Committee to which had been refer
red the Funding Bill, would bring il up in that
body during this week, with the clause so obno1-
ious to the National Banks omitted and with the
recommendation that il be passed in that shape.
Should such be the case-though the chances are
against it--Government bonds will probably de-
cline little
There is very little doing here either in Gov
eminent or domestic securities The prospects
of full crops Of grain and fruit are so Asttering
that farmers prefer holding the few bonds they
have, and purchasing what they actually need
on credit, payable when the crops are broughtto
market in the fall.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-05-18
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

In answer to numerous calls. we authorized and
requested 10 announce the name Of Z. T. HALL as
candidate for election to the Office of Circuit Judge
of this Judicial Circuit the ensuing August election
mayS-tde
We are authorized to announce r. b. lowell as
candidate for Attorney General Of the Third Circuit,
subject to the decision of Republican Convention.
april 2O-tf
We are authorized and requested TO announce the
name of D. X. YOUNG n candidate for Circuit
Judge in the Third Judicial Circuit Election on the
lst Thursday in August next. april 2o-u
We are authorized to announce Hon o.. r. TEMPLE
as candidate for election Chancellor Of the sth
Chancery Division of Tennessee. ap l3-tde
We are authorized and requested to announce Hon.
7. A. X. NELSON candidate for Supreme Court
Judge from the Eastern Division. The election is to be
held the first Thursday in August and two Judges from
each Of the three divisions Of the State TO be lect
cd. aprill3tde
In response the published call Of members Of the
Bar in various counties Of East Tennessee and
Gus solicitations Of friends hereby announce myself
candidate for the Bench Of the Supreme Court OF
the State. aPlS-tde JAS. W. DEADRRIcK
We are authorized and requested to announce G. ".
JONES as candidate for reelection Ia the Office Of
County Judge, made vacant by the adoption Of the
New Constitution. april eide
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-05-18
Perhaps.

A family in Florida lost their little boy and
they advertised for him in the daily paper, That
very afternoon an alligator crawled up out of
the swamp and died on the front doorstep. In
his stomach were found handful of red hair
some bone buttons, glass alley, a brass-barreled
pistol. sunday school book, and pair of
check pants The advertisement did il
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Found.

The long lost bird, SO assiduou-ly advertised
by the Press and Herald months ago, and pain
fully kown as the knocking bird, made its
appearance for the first time since it was an
nouced rs lost, in tho Boyd omnibus Saturday
Ii was still sitting and playing like the coon
historit-that Same old tune"
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-05-18

The work on the Western North Carolina
Railroad west of Waynesville, has been sus-
pended The State authorities, who have con-
troll of the work, are unable to pay the contrac-
tors for the work already done by them. The
work on the French Broad line will soon be in
full operation. The work on the main line,
from Ashyille to Waynesville, now under con-
tract, will be resumed in short time.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-05-18
rhc NnshNiIIe Turf.

Gen. Jos. A. Maby's colt Helmet, won.the
two mile heat over the Nashville course, yester-
day for the Maxwell House purse of two hun
drcd dollars ''Helmet l. East Tennessee stock,
and has made time that his owner may well be
proud Of Wewill yet hear of him on the South
ern turf If Bonner dosent want him for a
drive over the Harlem road.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-05-18
Turn Fest.

The programme ofthe German Turn Fest pub
lished elsewhere in this paper, is one that pro-
misses complete satisfaction to all lovers of en-
joyment. The gymnastic performance. alone is
worth the price of admission, and when the 9TH
or attractions are taken into consideration the
price of tickets is remarkably low
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-05-18
AZ work.

The Conservatives of Knox are straining eve
ry nerve TO perfect their organization, or rather
reorganization for since their signal defeat in
March, they have been badly demoralized. We
know of no party that needs it more.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-05-18

There are twenty-seven prisoners now confined
in the Knox county Jail, all except four of whom
will be tried at the next term of the Circuit
Court. Twelve of them are white men twelve
colored men; and three colored women.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-05-18
Severely Injured.

The Jonesboro Flag says that Mr. Arthur
Smith, residing two miles northwest of Jones'
boro, accidentally severed the leaders of his left
hand, at the wrist, on "Wednesday last, with an
axe. which will probably cripple him for life.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-05-18
welsh Immigration.

Yesterday party of Welsh immigrants, If
teen in number, of whom fourteen were females
arrived in Knoxville. They belong to the fami-
lies Of the Welshmen employed in the iron and
coal establishments in and adjacent to this city.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-05-18
Bank OF BristOI.

The organization of the Bank Of Bristol has
been completed by the election of the following
board; John G. King, President j. X. An
derson, Cashier; J. Il. Crumley, Joseph X. An
derson, John Slack, Directors.
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where DOCS He Hail 'FRONT.'

The Jonesboro Fyaq has been visited by q
printer dressed in " store clothes, and suggests
something about fire Too bad, Colonel-some
of EN- are sober.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-05-18

Cumberlapd street was visited with a tornado
yesterday, which did no damage. That kind
never dove mean the tornado thresher for
sale by Mabry, Turner & Co.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-05-18
Ladies, Fnir.

The Ladies Sewing Society of the Methodist
Episcopal Church, of this city, will hold fair
at Hoxsie's Hall next week, on the evenings
Of the 10Th and 10Th insts
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-05-18

There are a20 ministers of the German
Reformed Church in this country, of whom
$50 preach in German, and 2S5 In English.
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ADVERTISING RATES.

Notices in Local Column, Ten Cents per line.
Terms for announcing candidates, $40.
Marriages and deaths inserted free.
All bills due upon first insertion. Those Of regular
advertisers to be rendered monthly.
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Lob Printing.

Job Printing done at the CHRONICLE Office ON
short notice and in manner warranted to please
customers.
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Biii.Hesds,

If you want Bll-Heads gotten up in the best
style, go to the CHRoNIcLR Job office.
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SPECIMEN COPIES of the CusoSrcLE sent fire.,
upon application.
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TO the Public.

Mr.. Il, A. Brown is authorized to receive sub
scrptions and advertisements for the CHRoSl-
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Circulars.

Circulars printed cheap and in the best style,
at the CHRONICLE office.
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SPECIMEN COPIES
Tornndo in KnoxyiIle.

OF the CHRRSIcLE Mailed free VI any address on sp
plication.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-05-18

RericV Of the Market for the geek ending
Mopdoy May 16, 1870. Z
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-05-18

! Weare authorized to announce X. d. lowell as
candidate for Attorney General Of the Third Circuit
subject TO the decision of Republican Convention.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-05-18

We are authorized to announce Hon. o. =. TEMPLE
as candidate for election Chancellor Of the Sth
Chancery Division of Tennessee. ap l3tde
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-19

that teeth may be extracted and then again re-
planted. IL has been found that in cases OF in
nammatton about the roets Of tooth, the lat
tec may Be taken out, scraped, cleaned. rein
% or procedure Ii to remove the diseased tooth;
ciean cut It's csvtties, nlling them up, aftef
cleaning with carboDc acid, with cotton wool
impfegnated with the same; next, to scrape the
fangs, but preserving the mucous membrane
about the neck; and, after bathing In q solution
OF carboiic acid, return TO its place. The Lon
don Lancet says, in speaking Of the process:
Tor MI. coleman, with success, In the case OF
olcuspids and molars, NO mechanical appli-
ances being used TO keep the teeth supported
until they had become nrn."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-19

TEE city fathers Of Louisville have passed
an ordnance, entitled 60 An Ordinance TO Pro-
tect Ladies on the Street." le u rsther re-
Who gaze at women In the strcetS, either ont
oIsenumeot or from impotence, are 60 be nned
~ tne worthy magistrates OF that extraor-
tor the punishment Of ladies who look II GEN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-19
TINTED STATES MAILS.
VIRGINIA..

POST OeFICS DEPARTMENT,
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TIE Ssaunson NurGer-Furfher De.
tails.
| -. ON Tie snactRtor. ]

ON III" spectator.
About half-pa,t o'clock, OH last Satur-
day night. our city was thrown into a state
OF intense excitement by the discovery that
Mr. Joseph Black, of heezlcIown, Rock
in"h?m county, h2d been stabbed to death
At the lou>c vi Mr.. John ". Bush. of this
place.
smiley and Black were both bricklavers,
in the employment Of MIR. VIM. Jordan,
were very intimate friends, and were both
boarding NJ ,hC house OF Mr.. Bush, where
Black wa killed. MessrS. Black and Smi-
ley are both men Of tamiles-thc former
living in or near Kce.!etown, and the E,ttcr
near Nj. Crawford.
At the trial before the jury Of inquest no.
thing was elected showing any cause for
the killing. No srudSe or difficulty was
known TO exist between them, but, on the
contrary, they had always been bosom
friends. They ale supper together on the
evening of The killing. Alter supper Slni-
ley left The house. and in Il few minutes re-
turned again, entering ut the front door !;
cnL 10 4 bureau III the front room, took Il
carving knhr thcieiron, proceeded at once
IL the dining-ruom. Were BlIck was en-
gagged III conversation With Mrs. Bush, aud
ordered HIM out of the house, and at the
same time commenced IN attack upon him
with the knife. When Smiley told Black TO
-
out, then, anG at tac same time commenced
tctrcHttng backwards Through an intcrven-
in4 r0om into the front room, where Black
picked up \ ciiair and threw it ut Smiley.
smiley ritrr&tcd tto.n the house by the front
door, and Eitcl; ran out OF the back door,
tel 4 few steps from the house, and died in
Il Jew minutes. lii the afi'ray he had re-
cGiycd Il severe cut, extending from the
cor.cr o! The lcft eye through the temple
INTO the ca., scycring the temple artery !:
another Ccep stab Just above the left hip
bone: another Il lew inches above and TO
he Lett OF the last; :, slight cut Just below
he navel. and severe cut on ii" ri.ht hand,
probably received wnllc Wardlng OF the
ci!l- ii >iutc!.
Smiley maze his escape, and UP to our
gu.n4 10 press ilaS no. been arrested. There
i II .cWa., O. oHc hundred dollars offered
10y the city authorities fol' his arrest, and
there viii probably he 4 reward offered by
ln- State.
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TERRIBLE ACCIDENT-A Nan Killed BIZ q
Fall from the Roof Of a Church.-About 4
O'Clock yesterday afternoon terrible caSll-
atty occurred on oh street, near Central
avenue. AS young nun named Henry
Ottc, in the employ of unn d Witt, was
Stating the roof of the Central Christian
Church, opposite the City Buildings, the
ladder on which he was standing broke
from its insecure fastenines of rope, and
precipita ted him to the ground, distance
l.. DER and was still on it When he
struck the ground. The ladder struck
with such force that it sunk through a
the ground. Several persons saw the
terrible fall, and ran TO the unfortunate
mans assistance, expecting to find him
crushed ont Of all known resemblance.
They found him doubled up on the ground
very pale, and with the blood oozing from
his mouth, but not unconscious, and with
no limbs broken. Finding that he could
stand, the men supported him to q
secondhand store on Central avenue,
near Richmond street, whence, af-
ter he had been examined by q
physician, he Was removed to the hos.
pitat. His injuries were internal, and
of such nature as to be beyond remedy.
Blood flowed from his mouth constantly,
and in q great stream, and nothing could be
found to stop the hemorrhage. de gradu.
alIy grew worse, until 6A O'Clock, when he
died. conscious to the last moment. cite
was single man, twenty-tour years of age,
and boarded on 9th street, near Harriet
Cincinnati Commercial.
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sionarv labor was no Chrtsttdn church, and
that any such organization under the name
Of church naast Gle. He referred most
strikinsly 10 the causes Of failure In success
Of the missionary cause. In many cases the
blame rested with the ministers for not
often enough bringing the subject before
their congregations. DR.. Haygood's language
IL well chosen and rotund. his manner is
exceedingly pleasing. and his thoughts i'm
prcsSivr in Il very high decree.
Rev. G. II. Hail, by request, followed.
and III his usual happy style endorsed the
suggestions just made. II called the attcn-
ton Of The audience TO little Master Allen,
the son Of missionary in China, who was
present. lie has come with his mother on
ayi$it 10 these States.
4 collection WAS then taken up, which
amounted to SitS.GS-the largest since the
war for this cause. The occasion was most
interesting one to all, lasting for three
hours. MED.
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The storchouse and dwelling-house at
tached thereto, at Hermitage, Augusta
county, Va, belonging to DR.. S. Kennerly,
We're consumed by fire on Friday noon, 11th
of November. Burning. accidental. No
insurance. Estimated loss, $1,000. This is
the second fire at this place since March,
1866 StGunton Spectator.
Hon. Fernando Wood, Of New York, is
preparing articles for the impeachment OF
Judge Woodruff, United States District
nudge. and not Gen. Woodford, as stated,
who has no official position, state or na.
tional.
A special from Quincy says large flour;
ing mill in Hamilton county, Mo-, exploded
its boiler on Saturday, instantly killing TWO
men and fatally wounding six others.
NE. Crittcnden s Co.'s jew:lry store, at
Cleveland, ohio, was robbed of % 600 worth
OF watchesard other yaluables Sunday night
Gen. o. o. Howard and others are about
to put ST., 900 intoa largeiSash and door dac'
tory to be builtin Washington city.
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| bers OF Parliament from the Cork district
Resolutions were adopted expressing per;
sonal sympathy for the Holy Fathersandi
lamenting the destruction Of his temporal
| power as detrimental to the peace OIL
Europe also, in favor of demonstrating
the Government on the subject.
FOREIGN MISCELLANY.
AT Florence, the Opintonne believes that
Russia's demands will be granted by the
great Powers. The Austrian Cabinet is
dissatisfied with Gladstone's dispatch to
Russia's note, and likens him to Lord Aber-
deem.
In view of the probable movements
southwark by Russia, British fleet of OBJ
servation will be established in the Medi-
terranean.
Belgium replies to the Prussian COM
plants Of the structures of the Belgian
press, that the press Is constituLionally
free.
Prince Frederick Charles is moving
soutward. His troops occupy DouleTant,
Lerages, and Sens. ..
Prince Gorchakoff writes circular con-
corning the Paris treaty Of 1856, stating
that Russia disavows its obligations to the
limited enjoyment of the Eugene sea, and
invites Turkey to enjoy equal rights with
her. She does this because the treaty has
been disregarded by every other Power.
She does not wish to rekindle the Eastern
question. and only aims ut increasing her
defensive strength.
The capture of Dion is confirmed.
Prince Frederick Charles has reached the
river Younne with 10000 men to relieve
Gen. Won der Tam.
General Trochu informed the troops in
Paris, In a speech on the 9th, that the
whole German force around the city was
only 100000, investing distance of sixty
miles, and that he could easily break
through them.
The reply Of England to RuSsia's de-
mand for the abolition of the treaty Of '56 |
is understood to be weak and deprecatory |
in it's tone.
The French churches are offering their
bells for cannons.
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Mexican Affairs.

New YORK, Nov. 15.-Dates from the city
of Mexico Of the I'd instant, yiG Havana,
say that the cholera is ragingat Fort Minat-
tan. 1t was brought there by vessel in
July last. The Government has closed the
pot of Menda, and opens another port of
entry. The health Of Juarez and wife is
improving.
The bandits are plundering the towns and
settlements in Sinaloa.
The trial of Canto for assassination has
again been deferred.
General Negrette YVES received at Peubla
enthusiastically.
The journals in the city of Mexico pub
lished furious articles against the Ameri-
cans who have claims against Mexico.
The candidature Of Portirio Diazo for the
Presidency gains ground.
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From Alabama.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Nov. 15.-The State
Fair opens with a fine prospect. The
weather is fine. The show Of horses is I'M
precedentcd and noted for thbrouelhredS.
There will he tournament on Thursday.
The Democrats carry the State by from
5000 TO 5000. The Legislature will stand
6j Democrats, % Republicans, the latter
being represented by ID colorcd persons.
The last House stood II Democrats, IS Re-
publicans. The Senate, which holds over,
stands Democrats to 81 Republicans. The
majority on joint ballot is doubtful.
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New EIne OF Steamers,

NEW YORK, Nov. 15.-Commodorc c. X.
Garrison, James A. Rayner, ". ). VIII
lams. and others, of this city, largely in
tcrested as stockholders ana managers Of
the New Orleans, Mobile and Chattanooga
railroad. have established line Of steamers
between the port Of New orleans and the
Texas coast. The Thomas KelSo, Il new
steamship Of light drausht, about 400 tons
burthen, will leave this port during the
present month, going Immediately into this
service on her arrival at New Orleans.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-16

WASHINGTON, ID. c., Nov. 15.-There was
full Cabinet meeting to-day. The Presi-
dent appointed LII. c. Hicks United States
District Attorney for Texas, James X. Beck
with District Attorney for Louisiana. and
William Hunter appraiser of Merchandise
at Mobile.
The revenue Supervisor for Tennessee
teiegraphs that 500 di>lilleries will start and
run all winter under the demand regarding
the purifying and refining Of whi>key.
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Domestic Markets-[BY TELEGRAPH

NEW YORK. Nov. Noonr-Flour dull and
coping. heat dull ana teayy. Corn scarce
and finn. Pork qu' ct nj 1874 5t0t2I.75. Lard weak.
Gotten more active ard strong upauds, lesc. !;
Oflea"s, lSic. sslcS. Q. 600 bales.
Ecsntny.-COt On strong; sales. 1000 bales up
lanns, &c. Flour-cLate aud western sctivc,
and ceiy firm; super1Be. $4.9eG s5.05 |;
soutrern dull common to fair extra, u.s. l5QSe.2o.
Wneat inactive ana ,ade lUwcr; western r d
and mber westera, sl.soQsLss Corn Inactive,
and l@Q2c lower; new, S3Qsj:.; cd, s,SGS9c.
Beef-ll in, l0lgl5c.; extra, l!sGl5c. 20 Gull
at sOGg$!4-E. ard heavy; seam. l3i9 ,i3c.
pentlne 1irmer. Rosln Lrin 1t Sl.S7i9s2. Tallow
dull Ut siHlDc. Freights hrm.
BALTIMORE. Nov. i5.-Flocr more active. TrIme
Wheat ce; white southern, DID, r!.so4.ls2
Lew, II HnSl.Ie. Provisions unchanged. " hi
ky, T34s:3c.
CI<CINSATI. NOV. I5,--Flnur- Holders are Arm,
with li2h, G.maad at S5.GOMS5.75 Corn dr.l anu
lowrr at a5MIGc. Mes Pork nominal. with S23
"sk 80. Lard. l3@llc. WnisAey dull and dro~p ping
~ s1gL Sic.
IT. LOUIS. Nov, 15.-Ftcuv flrmcr; srperfoe
winter. ~!WSi.l5. Pork lower at Ss3 81 for
hcw; old, s!3.
LOUISVILLE. Nov. l5.-FlOur Corn, Prori-
stems, and Whiskey quiet aud unchanged.
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E,ntrranss for the SSy,Sf,.

New ORLEANS, Nov. 1J.--The steamer
Frankfort, from Bremen, arrived to-day
with SOL passengers, mostly cmiarants, i'll
Guiding 800 for Texas,
The trial OF the Baton Rouge prisoners
was commenced this morning. The Ptcay-
une asserts that nine-tenths Of these prison
crs are well known, quiet, and respectable
citizens, who were in no way connected
with the riot. David Fisher, Of Donaldson
vile, arrested for killing Mayor Schonberg,
was sent to the parish prison in default OF
bail
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pICHMOND AND YORK RIVER
LIZ RAILROAD. -s'E@ ESQ.,

On and after MONDAY, Oct. "a, 1870, the tr aims
on this road will be run follows: - I.
PASSEkGER Train ~ .,'
GOING FAsT.-Leaves Richmond dsfly st l:Is
P. NJ. arrive at = est Point daily at $40 2. Il.
GoISG WEsT.-Leaye West Point lily at A.
NJ; arrive at richmond dsiiy AZ 1855 4. NJ.
Trains connect at West Point daily Except
landings on York river, Yorktown, ana Bslti-
more.
FAKE:-To river landings, $3.50; to Balsi-
more, 81. i. 4. III
FREIGHT TRAIN, WITH PASSENGER CAR
ATTACHED.
Leave Richmond daily except Monday at 4
O'Clock A. NJ. !; leave West Point daily (cxccp.
Monday at O'Clock L. IL. IT,
THROUGH FREIGHT
For BALTliOkE and all points NORTH and
WEST. Received daily and Forwarded promptly.
Through bills OF lad-pg given to all prop1ipei,t
points North and West. - - y
WILLIAM B. EEOS
oc q Freight md Ticket Agent.