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Communicated.
TklITG Cong rcaSinRanr mirfrioA


The time is drawing near when the voters
of This district will be called upon to choose
their representative in the Forty-second
Congress OF the United States. There is a
widespread feeling that we can hit upon a
man who will be acceptable to all classes of
onr citizens, and who, possessing this and
other important qualifications for the posi-
tion, will also be able to take his scat without
question in the National Legislature. Such
a man, we think, is General JOHN L. Null
FORD, of Richmond. To the people of Vir-
ginia General Milford needs no formal
introduction. He came among us as an
officer of the United States Government,
but his. greatest enemy, if any he
has, cannot point to any act in
which he has OF acted consistent in his de-
vOtion to the General Government, or
shown 4 CORE spending zeal for the welfare
of the State of his adoption. He has been
active in every enterprise for the develop
ment of our material and political interests !;
and so high is he held in the estimation of
many OF our citizens that Mt the last cleo
tion, though not candidate, he received Il
very flattcring vote throughout the district.
lie is honest, capable, intclligent-;l man
in whom we can contidc, and who will WELD
IN influence in the halls of Congress. lie
is the very man to make us an able and cili-
cient representative. He will suit
The PEOPLE.
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MANCHESTER ITEMs.-Reconstr1Icte 7
ono could doubt the reconstruction Of Man. |
chester Yesterday when William Anderson |
fwhitel was arrested by James Worsham |
Inerro}, and carried before Ballard Edwards
oI;Gs Rradburv (negro). and fined. We
hone our fellow-citizens will be careful,
and not look too hard at any unblcached
citizen, as the extreme penalty OF the law
will in all cases be meted out TO the oheho-
ers. -+ aJond,y
Conservative Meeting.-On next MonahS ti
fcourt-day) there will be Il inec.1ns ,ntv VI rtv
Conservative party OF Chesteine,u afnronn. SU
ization for the fall campaign. we trlis1
there will be full attendance HUH
portion of the county. ,-.;rt. or
Nnn Sabbath .School.-Thc Baptists 9l
Manchester have established SaDpaIn
school at Oak Rowery, the beautiful supul-
han villa Of T. 3. Cersley, ESQ.,, on tnc con
Gnns na Of ,tt't swansbore, where all who desire
II can have religious instruction every o;J soIt
M 18th t afternoon. This fills want long lei'
in that section. 1oaoe ~.
| Fell0us.-On last eYenln"
r. W.D. Grand y" ,-:,,y Vao
of Vir"'''; .srer of tho Grnns ~ nnS pa1,s Io,,n
-..na, assisted by William j. Riddick
~" W. Grand Secretary; John w. Fergus
son, X. w. Grand Treasurer; Past Gran,
A. I. Burr, MOI; j. A. Collins, No. TO-; ant
K. II. Mullen, No. 130, organized "Stuar
Lodge, No. 14," l. o. o. F., of the Stat,
OF Virginia, and installed the following of
tcerS for the balance of the term Ant6onl
hnorr, noble grand; {. E. BlankenshiD
ycc-Tand; j. b. Walden, secretary; {
burnett, treasurer; Claiborne Burnett
chaplain ;J. b. Walden and William Foster
trustees.
This Lodge starts on its career under thf
most favorable auspices, and bids fair to ljt
valuable auxiliary to the Brotherhood O
Odd-Fcllewship. ''>'N v
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VIRGINIA HORTICULTURAL AND PoMoLO-
GIcAL SoCIETy-THE ANNUAL EXnIBITIoN.-
The monthly mcrtin" of this Society was
held at their rooms last cvcning-Captain
John NJ. Allan tprcSidcnD in the chair.
After Il good deal of discussion, it was
finally determined To hold fruit and flower
exhibition some time during the latter part
of September, probably the 2Sth, 18th, and
30th. Messrs. w. II. lIaXall, John Morton,
c. II. DimmOck, j. Rcnnir, and J. i. john
son were appointed Il committee to make
the necessary arrangements, and report to
the meeting In September premium list
for the exhibition.
This action of the Horticultural Society
in holding an exhibition independent of the
State Society has been rendered necessary
by the recent action of that Society, in re-
fusng to allow annual members to take
their families to their exhibitions on their
certificates of membership, while the con-
stitution of the Horticultural Society re-
Quires that annual members shall be admit
ted with their families. 1t is Il matter OF
regret that some arrangement cannot be
made by which these two State Societies
may hold their annual fairs at the same
time, and exhibit together us they did last
year. We believe that it would be to the
interest Of each Society. But as this cam
not he done, the Horticultural Society have
acted wisely in determining to hold an indie
pendent exhibition, and the time chosen is
the most suitable, as not only the fall
fruits, but the late flowers, will then he in
their prime,
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Communicated.
Road improvements i'm EEcnricO


Mcssrs. Edtors,-A drive into the county
for ten miles rid the Darbytown road, which
turns off near the Federal cemetery, on tue
cord 'I'iI IN Your COLUMNS. Thc tmrnnikc is cr-
tainly deserving Of the highest praise for
the work performed. After leaving the
toll-gatc | was surprised ut the general i'm.
prOvcmcnt visible on the road itself, and
on the appearance of general prosperity on
either side of the furms in general. cyi-
dcncing care and progression. The road all
the way down to within one mile of - Flis-
sells Mill" (ten miles is most excellent.
At this point Il new road is being made TO
interScrt the - Charles city road" which
will soon he completed. But it struck me
that the contractor had made the bridges
much too low on the bottoms, where, after
heavy rains, much water accllmulatcS, and
the bridges will certainly "dam up" and
be swept oil. They ought to be elevated
at least four feet above low water in summer
time, and more substantial. X.
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-Isv1llo
-, breakfast at

..ee' oxSA1Iaet AZ
1.,uER TRAIN win run bo
-..aiond and Washington and between
.-.nond and White sulphur nightly without
change Of cars. Leave Richmond ct s:fs p. N.
White Sulphur at 10 A. n. leave washington at
e:ssP d. and leave White Sulphur at s:SoP NJ,
;s ana arrive at Richmond at $40 A. H. making all
ttnrough tn s1nnsctio1s % as Richmond and Washing
TON. sLEEPiSG-CA1tS will be attached to this
and Baltimore and between Rfchmond and White
Sulphur without change. = -.g- 80, 80 -
Going West psssengprs breakfast at Covtngton.
cong East sup 1t Staunton. i" .tcarts;a
Ihese trains connect with stages as follows
AT Staunton with stages for Augusta Ifste Strfb.
miles. -
AtGoshen with stages for Cold sulphur spr,pra
2miles kockbridge Alum Springs, miles; ROCK.
bridge Baths, 10 miles Lexington, 10 miles and
n atural Bridge, IS miles. ~ rEltll Al
At Millboro' with stages for Bath Alum Springs,
10 miles Warm Springs, Is miles: Hot Sprlnga 20
miles and Healing Springs, % miles. -
At Covington with stages TO Healing Springs.
10 miles; and Hot Springs, Is miles, ~
AT Allegheny with stages to Red Sweet Springs,
miles; and Old Sweet Springs, 10 miles.
, Al White Sulphur Springs with stages for Salt
Sulphur Springs, % miles; Blue Sulphur Springs,
20 miles; Red Sulphur Springs, II miles; Lewis
burg, miles and Charleston, 100 miles.
and Southwest. ~ f4f.G 2 tfT5l7 fElS
Season tickets ut reduced rates. -. = .s!y
JAMES r. NETHERLAHD,
aus General Ticket Agent.
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Tug New ORDINANCE CONCERNING THE
IMPROVEMENT OF JAMES RIyER.-Ihe lol,
lowing is copy OF this ordinance, proposed,
by Mr.. Wynnc and adopted by the Cotmcit
on Monday evening:
"Be it ordained, That at the hrst monthly
meeting of the Council which shall be held
in the month of July of each year the Coun.
Gil shall proceed to elect five Of Its members,
and these members of the Council, with
five citizens of Richmond who are not mem,
bers of the Council, who shall be certified
to the President of the Council by the Pre-.
sidcnt and Secretary of the Chamber OF
Commerce of Richmond as having been
elected bv that body for the purpose, snail
be named and designated as the committee
on the improvement Of James river.
90. AS soon as practicable after the for
nation OF the committee they shall elect
chairman from among their own number.
"3. A majority OF the whole number
shall be quorum for the transaction OF
any business relating to their duties. :,
"4. They shall have charge OF ali the
property belonging to and OF all the tunas
appropriated for the improvement OF the
river; they shall elect an engineer and rs
sstants, if necessary, and emp.oy all per-
sons who may be necessry to perform the
operations, but no such appointment:
Shall 81, be valid unle'Cs approved by the g .,r
as m,,oh ne shall meet once a month, an,
WC, 1r ottencr as may be necessary.
ro =" me committee shall make a WRITER
corr OF their operations to the Council a
oile III Regular meeting held in each month
ana With this report shall submit an csti
Mate OF the amount of money which vii
te required for their Use during the sue
cceding month.
81. In the event Of an omission on tht
part of the Chamber Of Commerce to nomi
nate the persons named in the first section
of this ordinance the Council shall elect
five citizens who arc not members of the
Council, and they shall remain in Office un
til the next annual appointment.
| "S. In the event of vacancy occurring
in the committee, the committee shall fill
the vacancy with member Of the Council
or citizen not a member Of the Council,
As may be necessary to preserve the mum.
bcr of each stated in the first section.
| so. All ordinances and resolutions, and
portions Of such, as arc in conflict with this
ordinance, are hereby repealed"
The ordinance was adopted by the fol-
lowing vote: Ayes, MesSrs. Todd, Monta-
glle, Wagner, Sloan, Wynnc, Higgins,
Greanor, Harvey, Smith, Bodeker, Rid
dick, and Princc-12; noes, Messrs. Eng
lish (Prcsident), jenkins, Scott, Brannan,
Laubc, FOgarty, Flournoy, Faherty-S.
Excused, Mr.. Euker.
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RICHMOND DISTRICT CONFERENCE.-THE
Richmond District Conference of the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church South commences
to-day ut Tabernacle church, in New Kent
county, about eight miles from West Point.
All the pastors of the several charges in the
district will be in attendance. Bishop Dog
gett will preside over the deliberations of
the Conference. In addition to the pastors
from all the Methodist churches in this city,
and from Charles City, King William, Mat
thcwS, Gloucester, Williamsburg, and New
Kent circuits, there will be two lay repre-
scntatiycs from each of the charges, who,
with the pastors, will compose the Confer
cncc. Religious exercises will be conducted
twice on each day. The meeting will con-
tinuc until after the next Sabbath.
Rev. DR.. Edwards, pastor of Broad-Strcct
church, will return to the city in time to
occupy his pulpit on next Sunday, morning
and night, ut the usual hours for religious
services.
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LADIES desire what men admire, and this little
thing is beauty. What do we say Is beautifu'1 A
transparent complexion and luxurfant head Of
hair. What will produce thcscI HAGAN's MAG
NoLIA BALM will make any lady OF thirty appear
but twenty, and LYONS KATHAIEoN will keep
every hair In its place an make 1t grow like the
April grass. 1t prevents the hair from turning
gray, cradicates dandruff, and Is the finest hair
dressing In the world, and at only half ordinary
cost. If you want to get rid OF sallowness, piln-
pies. riug-marks, mo.h-patches etc., don't forget
The Masu Ola Balm, ladies.
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Clear.

TuER.p1cAL CoSvEHTIoN To-DAY-PoR-
TER OR no oRTER?-This is to he a great
day with the Republicans of the third con-
rressional district, and that will he not" ole
Convention which at the call of j. NJ. finn.
phrcys will assemble at Metropol ,an Eoi,
at Y O clock NJ. for the purpose. of nomi.
Mating candidate for Congress. Ali efforts
of the anti-Porterites to pc~ssn1ue the CON
vention seemed to have proved unsuccess-
full, and the conventi IN will undoubtedly he
held. Whether il. will make nomination
is a question t., be settled.
From nearly every county, and from seYe-
! raj wards of the city of Richmond, two sets
| OF delegate. have been sent-Porterites and
| antl-P orterites-and each will struggle to
get possession Of the chair and the appoint
Iacn- of the committee on credentials. The
EOrterltes seem the stronger, but in the
outset there will be grand combination of
the Mortonites, and the GiIlisiteS, and the
Jamesites, and the Pagcitcs, and Toeritcs,
and the Millsites, and the Boydites, to over
throw Porter, Lindsey, Humphreys, and
little Maddox.
At a mass meeting of Radicals held at
Deurlngers on Monday the following pre-
amble and resolutions were adonipd
"WhcrcaS Il congressional convention for
the third district of Virginia has been called
" ''| p''et oi W Nc"ii"Suay next the ou
instant, for the purDoSe of nominating n
candidate for the forty-thrd Congress: and
whereas the time allowed for clecting dele
gates TO said convention has been so short
as TO preclude the possibility of the voters
oi the various counties becoming thoroughly
informed Of the object of the convention; :;
ana whereas the delegates already elected
IN some OF che counties represent but a
very small 1.Iortion Of the voters of the said
counties; therefore ''''''
Ecsot ced, That we deem it ill-advsed
ana HIT med to hold convention for the
PURPOSE. OF making nominations ut the time
named, and that we do earnestly express
our pinion rs Republicans that it is greatly
1t.o 10 Tie interest Of the success of the Repub-
nc an party that the said convention should
hn postponed.
" Resolced, That we will do all in our
power to accomplish that ubject.'
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ACCIDENT INSURANCE Is fast becoming as
popular In this countrya as any branch Of under
writing, and the small premium required to pur-
chase this Insurance is certainly 4 practical In
vestment. The TRAyELLER'S s INSURANCE COM
PANY, Of Hartford Conn.,, was the first, and Is
now the only, company in the United States wri-
ting these policies. They can be obtained by let
ter or application by addressi Ing Z. COURTNEY
JENKINS, State agent, llls Main street, Rich
i,d
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BURGLARY ON CANDLES HILL.-At n late
hollr "n Monday night burglars effected an
Harvey, corner Of Canal and Third streets,
ny tampcrlng with the lock of the front
basement door. They entered Mr. IIurvcy'S
cnambcr and riled the pockets of his
ci3theS, Wo pch hung upon Il chair, Of fine
goiu Whtc'i, gold pencil, sum of money,
ana various ether ;uticlcs-the stolen pro-
perry being valued at about three hundred
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NJ ORFOLK AND GREAT WESTERN
~ RAILROAD,
NOTICE FOR MEETINGS OF THE PEOPLE
AND PIC.NICS.

S G9lonel p ne THOMAS $. FLOURNOY, President
o,hans o, tne company General j. ID. lMBoDEN, and
otners, WIN address the people upon the subject of
SUBSCRIPTIONS 10 the capital stock of the NOR
FOLK AND GREAT WESTERN RAILROhD II
at tne times and places mentioned below, The
people are earnestly requested TO turn out i'm ruI
d0rce inc ladies' are especially inv vitcd to attend
ne lrienus OF the road are requested to get up pie
mes. IL vii! be leisure time with the farmers
ana the meetings Will be made an occasion not
ONLY Tor advancing the interests OF the great enter
Joyment both to the young and old. Let all come
out.
The meetings and pic-nics will commence and
proceed as follows
AT WINDSOR, Isle of Wight, WEDNESDAY,
August 10th.
county. FRIDAY, August 18th.
At BAkN TAVERN, Southampton county,
AT PETE'S CHURCH., Southampton county,
MONDAY, August 18th.
At JONES IL HOBSON'S MILL. Grecncsyile
county. WEDNESDAY,, August I7th.
AT COLONEL SPRhTLEI'S MILL, Bruins
wick county. FRIDAY, August 10th.
At LAWRENCEVI1LE Brunswick county,
SATURDAY. August GOTH
Az MASONIC HALL, Mecklenburg county,
MONDAY. Angus: 22d.
At ZION'S CHURCH, Mccklenburg county,
Ausust: :ith.
At BOlpTON, Mecklenburg county, FRIDAY,
August 10Th. ..- ......''', -
~ rI'IIrSUs CHURCH, Mccklenburg county,
SATURDAY. August 27tli.
A. MuoTEHEtELD, Halifax county, MON
DAY. August 29th.
At LAUREL GROVE CHURCH, WENES-
DAI, August SlSt. jy 20-t3iA
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FseR, SALE.

Office TO MACHINISTS.-FOR
~ SALE. l PROFILING or sHARPEkISG
CYLINDER, five inch diane
ter and twelve inch stroke. in tlrst-rate working
order. Also, lSlN.HOkSE Fi.UE BOILER.
II. CALDER, Machinest,
l4l5 Cary street, opposite Boylc's Saw Factory,
au I-3t Richmond, Va.
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MEETINGS.

MASONIC NOTICE.-The men,. 9
No. II, are hereby requested to attend a/V
called meeting of their Lodge on THIS (Wednes.
day. EVENIRG at O'Clock for work.
Memhcrs or sister Lodges and transient brethren
arc fraternally invited to attend.
by order OF the w. NJ.
au alt y r. JACORS Eacrctarr
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DRY GOODS.
rl,HE WAR EXCITEMENT L


V,HE WAR EXCITEMENT IN
EUROPE has caused
nm ADVANCE IN PRICES
SOME GOODS.
BUT OUR
sEMLANNUAL CLOSING SALE .
has ercatcda
GREAT DECLINE IN PRICES
DRY GOODS.
FROM NOW TILL SEPTEMBER FIRs
We shall continue to sell at
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
to close out
SUMMER SToCK,
and offer customers
UNUSUAL BARGAINS,
nc xe are determined not to be ul,dersoid' we
still have a good assortment oil
DRESS GOODS,
WHITE GOODS, SHEETlt f"''
LINENS, TOWELS,
TABLE CLOTHS,
NAPKINS, HOSIERY.
GLOVES RIBBONS,
NOTIONS CASsIMERES,
SHIRT FRONTS, GAUZE SHIRTS,
LACE SHAWLS,
and everything generally kept in the dry sgood
line. call is solicited. Particular a'"e ntlo
paid To orders.
WILLIAM THALHIMER son S,
corner Sixth and Broad streets.
BEoAD-sTREET DRY GOODS EMP GRIUN
jy2o
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lbICHMONUp AND YORK .RIYER

ptCHMONU I AND YORK RIVER
III RAILROAD LINE-FOR BALTIMORE,
THE NORTH, AND NORTHWFST-CHAEGE
OF SCAGDULE- DAILY (EXCEPT SUM-
DhYSl.--PaSSENGER SCHEDULE
Passengers for baltimore and points, North
viii tase the passenger train from the de
PCT .: she Richmond and York River Railroad at
Richmond DAILY except Sundays) at p. NJ,
t1- Mest Point, where VIII & sney take sae fast and
.eEant steamers STATE OF vIkuihlA, Cap
tain ,. W. FRESHMAN, or ADSlEAL, Captain =
PHILIP REYBoLD,-both OF whiys haze
nerly ftted out with splendid accom- p1Oda ~ -
Tor pasacngers-rcaching Baltimore the foIls
nCrnfog IN time to connect with the train,
Phila'ielphia, New York, and the West Ret
ing, the the boats ,o,n lave Iter No; Light-Sts.
DAILY except sundaysl at O'Clock P. H.,
t:sScngers arriving In Richmond at $3.50 a. NJ
the following day, in time to connect With the
express train Oh The Richmond aud Danyille rail-
road for Dapyile and all points on that road.
greensboro, Salisbury, Charlotte &C.. ". G.:
Colp,abta, 4. C. srd al poluts South and with
the chesapeake and Ohio railroad for lllc various
celebrated Springs on the liue of that road.
PASSENGER TRAIN leaves Richmcud daiJv
ct ! 7. M. Leaves West Point daily at $50 A. M.
Freight received and forwarded promptly. and
through bills OF lading given 70 prominent
points THOMAS UODAMEAD,
ty15 Superintendent
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BOARD AT WHITE SULPHUR REDUCED
Advices received here last night state that
the Peytons will reduce the price of board
at the Greenbrier White sulphur Springs to
three dollars per day Oh and after the 10th
of August next. This reduction will cause
q great rush to this popular summer resort,
and the proprietors may prepare for
crowd
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ARRIVED.
Steamer James s. Green, Pbliadelpns, nier-
Sae.n,er ,ionn sylvester. Giford, soffotR, mex
chandtse and passengers, L: b. Tattin. ssr
Bark Rose Brae (Br.), Brimase, LiFerpoo'' sa''
Lee % Seldom.
SAILED.
Steamer Isaac Bell, Brakeman, New iofS'
merchandise and passengers John w. W Eats.
Steamer Eliza HaacOx, Burns Scrioih' hici
cbandsc and passengers, L. B. Tatum. nan
Schooner Annie Y. Bergen. thompson, ran
river, Massachusetts, grain. curtis Parker. ~
Schooner Emma Z. Douglas, Ellis, Hndson, N.
Y. iron ore, Curtis & Parker.
Schooner Sunnysidc, Parsons, Philadclphta, rta
lower James river, lumber, Curtis & Parker;
Schooner A. NJ. Edwards, Henson, fhlladc'-
phia, granite, Richmond Granite Compan"
BELOW. ...
Steau,tugs Vulcan ..-
schooners Fr"- -y.
Rocki~' ..E...
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
RICHMOND PosT-OFFICE AUGUST Airs,
Creed Eggleston, Richmond; Miss Maluda
Wood, COnrads Store George w. Ettin-
ger, Philadelphia, Pa; Ellct Reed, Rut-
land Va
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POLICE ARRESTS IN JULY.-Durine the
past month the police made arrests in twen-
ty-iour cases Of felony and four hundred
and sercnty-siX cases of misdcmeanor-to-
tai, 300 cases. They also reported one hum
drca and twenty -four violations of the city
ordinances.
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Annmoud nispalnll1.
...AUGUST B, 1870.

THE CIRCULATION OF THE DIcPATCH
Is LARGER THAN THE Combined CIR
CULATION OF ALL TtIE OTHER DAILY
OF THE CITY.
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"Rcmember" In your promenade or all eve
ming the neat icc-cream saloon At 'JAcKsoS's," "
corner Msi and Third streets.
He also makes and delivers To families, Fic-nics,
fairs, &C., &C., pure ice-cream In any quantity
and of apy favor desired. ~
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RICHMOND AND DANYILLE RAIL q

AV ROAD.-PASSEN6ER SCHEDULEi
GOING SoUTn.-LynChburg and Danvtlie pas
sengers leave Richmond daily Except sundays)
at s25 A. M; leave Burkeville daily Except Bun.
days) at I r. NJ; arrive 81 Danyille daily lex
cept Sundays) at 5:55 p. NJ. THROUGH NAIL
AND EXPRESS leaves Richmond daily at sac
+. M; leaves Danvle daily at Las a. n; arrives
at Greensboro daily at :l5 A. NJ
GOING Morrill, and Dsnville pas.
1:sO 4. NJ. leave Burkeville daily Except Sun
day3l at Z. NJ. arrive at Richmond daily
texcept Sundaysl at 1898 p. III. THROUGH MAIL
AND EXPRESS leaves Greensboro daily at els
2. NJ. leaves Danville daily at 1857 i, NJ are
riyes at Richmond daily at 7:1o 4. NJ.
The LyncEburg and Danytlle Passenger Train
connects at Burkeylle with the trains on the
sopsnssde nd road M for reters5prs Mesos LypSh
ginla snd Tennessee railroads, Bristol Kno1-
and all important points South aud southwest-
The Through Mail and Express connects
Mt Greensboro with the trains on the North Caro-
lima road for Charlotte, Columbia, Augus.s, Sa-
vaunah, Macon, Mobile, Montgomery, &C., &C.
ami at Richmond with the Richmond, Fredericks.
burg and Potomac, Chesapeake and Ohio, and
Richmond and York River railroads. tii ~
SLEEPING CABS and CHILES,SPATENT
RECLINING CHAIRS on the through express
train. .... THOMAS DODAMEAD,
ty1 Sunariutsudpnt.
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WAR, WAR, WAR, WAR.-A fresh lot Of COL
TONS maps Of seat of war just received at ELY
SON & TAYLon's cheap periodical depot, lie
Main street,
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS. :


.nR. ORIARD, formerly. Of Paris. now
~ president OF the Allopashie and Homeopathic
College Of New Orleans. Will make Richmond his
residence for some months, th order 60 perfect
himself In the English language He has taken
an os,cc ut No. eli GOVERNOR, STREET, and
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has been highly successful both In Paris ana In
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