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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-03
RICHMOND, September l, 1870.

THE "SUNDAY ITO
Il THE CIIIZEN> OF RICHMOND i pro.
pose shortly 10 publish weekly paper to be called
the SUNDAY Ts.EGRA 49, ,,o 1t VIII be pu Ut
the people OF Richmond, who must now await all
news received later than o'clock Saturday alter
noon I'm IL 1t appears In the morning papers Oh
Monday, which are printed on Saturday night.
The intensc and profound interest felt by the
public in tha news from the seat of war In Eu-
rope renders such suspension of intelligence rs
that to which the Richmond public are now SUD-
jecteG too painful to be horne. ANA there Is no
reason why the general teegi aphic news OF Satur,
day night should net he pr nted on that night ana
placed In the hands OF the public on the next
~ The SUNDAY TELEGRAM will, as It's n anne
implies, present every Sunday morning the latest
gether with the news in and about the city, and
resume of the tcle2raphic news of the whole
week. 1t will also. for the convenience OF mer-
chants, contain a full reyort of the TRANSACTIONS
OF TIE Richmond markets during the preceding
week, with carefully prepared table OF prices
AID will in that respect, constitute q Richm0nd
Price-Current for distribution by merchants NJ
tcresttng matter for Sunday reading, including
sketches the history of the several churches OF
the city, Of the pastors who nave successlFely
lnnistered In their pulpits, with occasional re-
ports of dIscourses delivered by notable pulpit
orators who may from time to time oinciate In the
churches IT will also conta In each issue care
Political discussions will be entirely excluded
from tho TELEGRAM, but the assistance OF pronl
nent writer's will be secured for lis edtorlal CO.
Iumns which will be devoted to literature, art,
science and the material interest of the county,
Great care Will he taken In no manner to offend
the srnsbilities ofthe most pious and virtuous OF
SUCH viii be the character and leading features
of M enterprise and while / confidently soil 1t
in the on set the patronage OF liberal pnouc,
am determined to merit In tbs sequel all Inc Rooo
co p2t ERN EST W1LIL.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. l
view York stock and Money msrhe

View York Stock and Money Mark ct.
NEW YORK, September 2-Foon.-Gol6, i1et
Sterling. 1925. United states Bonds, llaa.
Evenfn0. Money, s6e per cent. Sterling heavy
at 1osI@lost. Gold, 11ea@lles. Governments
steady, the only feature being an advance In 62o'a
to lldt bid but they closed dull at 1874. Southern
Securities opened higher in Virginia, Louisiana,
and Georgia bonds, with others steady and nothing
doing. Tennessee as, e1i; new. eoh. Virginia
c's, a7 new, 81. Louisian e's. 70; new, g. Levee
e's 7as; SO. 81. Alabama s's, 1oo ss 20. Georgia
Gs, 80: rs, oily. North Carolina s's, 5l5: new,
alt. South Carolina e's, so new, 70.
W0ht.-G old has been steady with small Anctua-
lions. and closed dull and firm. Governments
SIS, coupons, ll4A CPS, 1laa; s, 1llt e5's, LIZ
new, Ito; CTS, 11oa es's, 1lot lo-4o's, 1oe.
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more than any other In virginia-that
they. loathe and will repudiate their COM
nection with . State which. as has heen
well said, is the fruit of a political rape.0
The old citizens Of Jefferson, although few
OF them are permitted to vote even for de-
lIegates to the General Assembly that legis-
lates Tor their county, are almost unani-
mously In favor of being restored to Virgil
ma. And we trust they will be. Jefferson
is too good county to be held by the West
ern Adnappers.- Chrsstiansburg Messen-
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Reported for the Dispat h.
Meeting OF Lexington Eresbytcry.
RoCKBRlDGE BATHS,

RoCKBRlDGE BATHs,I
September /. 1870. }
in going to the church from the Baths
I..i residence is seen upon the brow Of the
hill, which is the parsonage, built last year,
and now occupied bv the popular pastor OF
lie church. Rev. robert j. Taylor. The
Wv OF the James River valley and Noun
lin Gap from the windows Of this QWcliln
= TcIi beautiful.
Among the notable members Of Presby-
TRY present to-day was the Rev. William
" ltc. -. D.. OF Lexington, and for many
vars the pastor of the church in that
Place. His white, flowing beard shows his
",,y.ncing age. while Il severe accident, oc-
r...rIng last spring, has almost disabled him
tan walking During the session OF to-day
b" made 4 very touching address, alludng
his improved health but still abundant
.ai mites. and to the interest he takes in
IL brethren and their work.
Attending the Prcsbytcry to-day, also,
"t> the Rev Thomas Smyth, d. D., pastor
the Second Prcsby church, Charles
ION. :. G.. and IN author of some celebrity.
H. i in feeble health, and has been spend
ID. some weeks at these Baths, III the re-
'H.'iid effects Of which he has great conf
urnce.
ne Presbytery to-day was chiefly occu.
pea "lth the report of the committee, ap-
i"hltd year ago, to prepare Presby-
''!"i Directory or Manual. Ii is Intended
w. be pamphlet, containing all the int0r-
NATION necessary 10 Il full understanding OF
u" business oithc Presbytery. The topics
81 Inc proposed book read to-day were the
I,AoWln@ Geography Of prcsbytery, roll
'i churches and their officers, pastors,
H"ni>t"rs without charge, officers Of the
I">bytcry, standing committees, tenn
f"FHy committees, duties of stated clerk,
' nc standing committees, and Of church
S'!Qns. These points elected considera-
ne discussion before they were adopted.
!. /, proposed by the committee to accom-
.aAy The directory with a complete map,
loving all the churches and missionary
""Gs Of the Presbytery.
ne spring meeting OF Presbytery was
aFp9lnted III Harriscnburg on the first
""dnesday i'll May next.
Nf. Frank McCutchen was taken under
a'e Of PresbyLery as & candidate for the
ministry.
he afternoon was occupied chiefly with
''Ipits from the churches upon the state Of
''ES"sIon within their respective bounds.
4?'c reports were, on the whole, encou.
'a.in..
alter transacting some unimportant bu-
,'r.s, Pre.hytcry adjourned to tomorrow
~.rning. ID.
AZ our friends Of the Richmond Wing and
,L'tpGtch seem to be under the impression
Ia! re had reference to Mr., Barbour as
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VIRGINIA NEWS.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.
Explosion Of AN EnGine-Two Men
q done Severely Scalded-
Crops Baptist 5TeefIn:;S. tSc.
RArrAHANS0CK COUNTY. VA.

September >, 1870.
The engine attached 10 the SaW-mill OF
Ne>>r>. Berry 4 Lillard, in this county,
about eight miles from Culp2pcr Court
house, blew up her boiler on Monday eve
ming about O'clock, literally blowing the
"uginccr. Mr.. Horace Parker, TO pieces. his
heart being found lodged in the top Of \
Tee several yards distant. One Of his thighs
had not been found up to the time our in
lormant left. and his utc$tucS could not he
found IL all. \ Mr.. Gaines, who works at
the mill, who had Just gone 10 the engine
~ yet 4 light for his pipe. had his head
down completely oil his shoulders, and WAS
Otherwise lnutilatcd. A man, whose name
We could not learn. who was engaged in
hauling up LOGS. was severely but not >cri-
ously scaldcd by the steam.
The engine was quite an old one, but 1t
!, thought that the cause Of the accident
Ms TWO little water in the boiler Tie Mil
ia complete wreck, and the loss TO Mc>SrS.
Berry Il Lillard is about y 300.
The crops in this county look very badly.
wing to the want Of rain, it having been
nearly three weeks since they have had Il
decent shower. The majority Of the farm
yr> have not had their wheat threShed out,
"win" TO the scarcity Of hines
IA the county: and Is for plou@h!n@. that Is
81 matter Of impoSSihility, the ground being
W. dllti HUI ~ IL n't4 u a. ''t'.iS '''l ~ -
-"ncrally conceded that unless they get some
NO or three days rain the crops will be
hort as we'll "a late.
There are several large Baptist meetings
-ping on in the mountains (at " Ridge as
i, known up here, which are largely at.
t.nded. and with good results. aS there are
good many converts. There will be an
o,ncr meeting held at Mount Salem church,
r-ht at the foot OF Long mountain, and
.rput three miles from Little y Washington,
IA Sunday, which | have no doubt will be
Gugely attended, Is every one | meet says
Z" intends going.
forgot 10 state that both Of the gentle
mon Killed AT the S;lw-mil were men OF
family. Mr. Parker leaves wife and five
ra.ldrcn 10 mourn his loss. f.
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RICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG AND &
POTOMAC II o UTE TO ALL POINTS
NORTH, EAST, AND NORTHWEST.
TRAIN No. THROUGH MAIL TRAIN piG
Washington leaves the depot. corner Of Byrd and
Eighth streets, daily at l:15 a. II. Arrives In
Richmond daily ut 2:3S r III. 81: $50 - ss.s ~ =.
TRAIN No. 2.-The BALTIMORE EXPRESS
TRAIN, connecting Mt Aqua creek with tho
steamers Georgeapna aud fronsidcs, leaves The
depot, corner Of Broad and Eighth slraets daily
Sundays exccpted) ut O'Clock z. n. Arrives ia
RtShmond Mondays excepte1) at $3.50 A. NJ.
TRAIN No. 3.-THRDUGH MAIL TRAIN ufa
Washington leaves the depot corner Of Byrd snd
Eighth streets, daily Sundays excepted, At $50
p. Nj: Arrives In Richmond tMondays excepted
TIRoUGH TICKETS and THROUGH Bag
GAGE CHECKS to al principal points in tho
NORTH, EAST, and NORTHWEST.
FREIGHTS contracted for and forwarded
daily, with dispatch, to all points NORTH and
SPECIAL NOTIcE.-The BALTIMoREEx-
PRESS TRAIN will run as far as Milford station
on Sunday, leaving Richmond, corner OF Broad
and Eighth streets, at a. III. Returning, viii,
leave Milford on Mondays at 8:2S 4. NJ. and ar.
rive at Richmond 1T $3.50 A. NJ.
Apply at COAPANY'S OFFICE, corner Of
= j. B. GENTRY,
General Ticket Agent.
ED. I. u. MYERS, General superintendent.
@
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REGISTERED LETTERS u Washington, Sep
!cmbcr 1.-The PoStmaSter-Gcneral issued
IN order to-day requiring the name and adj
dress OF the sender OF 4 registered letter or
package to he affixed to the same, and in
case OF non-dclivcry the registered letter or
package will be returned directly from the
ullicc 10 which il is sent to the sender with
out as now being returned through the
d"ad-letter office. In case the sender Of a
letter or package thus returned cannot be
found it will then so 10 the dead-letter Of
tie and be treated rs other undelivered
mil matter.
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-, ANOTHER BARN BURNT BY LIGHTNING
Inc barn of Dir. Craun, near Spring Hill,
IN this county, was burned by lightning on
sunday last, with his entire crop of wheat,
oats, DC, wheat-drill, harness, and one
horse. MIR. Craun was attending church at
the time of the contlagration. Mr.. Craun's
farm adjoins that of Mr.. Swisher, who, it
VIII be remembered, had two horses killed
by lightning some six or eight weeks since.
Staunton Vindscator.
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having pocketed the resolutions referred to
by us, we will say that We did not refer to
him. Cutpeper Observer.
We understand that the resolutions, which
were pocketed by somebody, were approved
Of by Mr.. Barbour.
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4. R. Butler was acquitted last Tuesday
in Judge Trigg's court.
B. T. Frye, of Bristol, accidentally fell
from the balustrade Of the Nicholas House..
IN that place, on Wednesday afternoon, and
received injuries which, 1t is feared, may
prove fatal.-Lynch6urg Neaos.
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Proceedings against Governor
NFoldpn

RALEIGH, n. c., September 2.-The Hon.
Josiah Turner, through his counsel, yester-
day moved for bench warrant against Go
venor Holden for illegal arrest. The motion
was entertained, and the argument heard
before Justices Dick and Settle, OF the SUI
preme Court. The argument closes to-
morrow.
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Aaarina Inteilfgeuce.

FORTRESS MoNKoE, September Passed
in for Baltimore, bark Pembroke, from
Ariabo; Hidalgo, from Liverpool; brig
John A.. Yerrill.
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RECEIPTS FROM CCsToNs.-The receipts
from customs tor the week ending August
- We're aS follows: New York. 1851 GOO
Boston. S456,79I IS: Philadelphia, Sl27,-
lS% s. Baltimore. S2ii,491 G5: New Or
leans. SOL. 219 s.. Total, Si,2j6,141 G2.
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DiCHMCND AND YOEK RIVER
-1G RAILROAD LiEE-FCR BALTIMORE,
TIE NORTH, AND NCRTRWEST-CHAN

TIE .NlRrH,. AND RTnWEST-CHANaE
Of SCH EDULE- DAILY tEXCEPT SUN.
DAys,.-PASsENGER SCHEDULE !: W
Passengers cor Baltimore and points North
Will take the passenger train from the de-
2ot Of the Eichmond aod YORK. Rivsr Esiiroad ut
Richmond DAILY Except Sundaysl At y. NJ,
for West Point, Vhrr. 6acy ta+ge tte asst and
elegant steamers STATE or YIRGIsIA., Gap
cain =. ". FsAHEhsS, or ADMIRAL, Captain
PHILIP kEYBoLp,.both OF which have been
ne"ly fitted out. with splendid accommodations
,or passengers-reachilg Baltimore tne following
morning IN time &c 1onnec: With the trains ior
Philadelphia, Kew Icrs, and tire Vest. Rsturn-
ing, the boats Leave pier No. 2, Ligat-Straet
wharyes, just below Pratt street baltimore,
DAILY te1cept 3undayal STA o'clock r. "a,
passengers arriving In eichlnond &C $3.50 \. n.
The following day, In sine to connect WITH the
express train on the Richmond aad Danviils rail-
road for Danyille and al pgint5 on that road |;
Columbia. z. q. and all po.p,s South and With
the Chesapeake and Ohio railroud for the various
celebrated Springs on the hoe or that road
rASSEHGEk TRAIN leaves Richmond daily
ut T.. NJ. Leaves Wepf Point daily at $3.50 A. M.
Freight received ard forwarded promptly, and
through bills OF ladinR given to prominent
points. THOMAS UODhEiEAnS a.
jyD Superintendent
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Loss of American Vessels.

SAN FRANCISCO, September 2.-The Anne
rican brig Angela and the Mexican schooner
Minerva were wrse9ed of Mazatlan, in a
gale, August 20th..
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washingt0n News.

WASHINGTON, September 1.-The revenue
receipts to-day were over $3.50, 900.
Orders have been issued from the War
DEPARTMENT forbidding the employ ment OF
civilians beyond those authorized by the
The Government outlay for August, ex-
elusive of interest, was over s, OOO,O
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STAMPED ESvELorEs.-Undcr the new
contract for stamped envelopes Il new scale
ri prices AT which the same will be sold has
been prepared at the Post-G Office Depart
:ncnt. and will be issued to poStmastcrs be-
lore October !. Under this scale the en-
y"lope> will be sold At prices much lower
j4au ~ present.
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. LCHMpEU. AND DAN WILLIE tAIIs

= LCHECNU AND DAN WILLIE RAILS
ia ROAD.-pASSE&G ER SCHEDULE: !; ~
GOING soUTH:-Lynchbars and uany1Ie pas.
scngers leave Richmond daily texcept Sundayss
at OILS A. H.; leave EurkeyiIle daily Except Bun.
daysf az 2. NJ; arrive st Dapyille daily lex
ccpt Sundaysy 81 SIS r. II. THROUGH MAtL
AVID EXfRESS leaves Richmond daily st 2: SIS
Z. H.. leaves DanTils daily at LES A, H.; arrtvea
~ areens1Oro' ss;iy at :o5 A. n.
GOING NOETH.-ly ncEDurg and Danvtlle pas
seugers leave DGnyiiie daily Except Sundsys) at
7:49 A. b.. ieave Burkeyilie daily Except Sum
days} at 7. NJ; arrive at Richmond daily
except SundaYs) Ut 1898 p. N. THROUGH MAIL
AND EXPRESS leaves Greensboro daily ut l:l5
A. NJ. leaves Danytle daily at 3 SO A, N. ar
r!yes at Richmond daily ut l1:f5 A. NJ.
The Lylcnburg and Dapviie Passenger Train
connects ut Burkeyiile with the trains on The
Southside, road for Petersburg, norfolk, Lynch
o.rs, and al stations on the Southside and yfr-
stEia AND Tennessee railroads, Bristol, Knox
vile, Dalton, ChRttsnooEa, Nashville, Memphis,
2nd ell Important points South and Southwest.
The Through bail and Express connects
at Greensboro, with the Trains on the North CARO-
Una road Tor Charlotte, Colum hta, Eugustx, sa-,
7Innah, Macon, Mobile, Montgomery, &c, &c. /;
anc % Richmond with ne Richmond, Fredericks.
euTs snd Potomac. Chesapeake and Ohio, and
Richmond and York River railroads. Is ~
SLEEPING CAGS and CHiLES'S PATENT
RECLINING CHAIRS on the through express
aran. THOMAS CODAHEAD,t ssT'
sc Superb lefGe1t.
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by IRE: Two thousand five hundred tcuses.
including six churches, are in astas Ay Me-,
lives were lost, and terrible snfssr;pa i
caused among the unforfunate inbsf;ta,,.ns
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Tn" statement Of bonds issued to the Pa
cjtc Railroad Company. interest payable in
lawful money. shows totals A. follows !:
Amount outstanding, SG4, G1S,S So interest
accrued and not yet paid, SG4G.lSS - in
lcre>t paid by the United States, SSH
- 20; interest repaid by transportation Of
mails. S2.2S4,S55 7S: balance Of interest
paid by United States. $3.50, $50 Il.
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Turbulent Strike Of Railroad En'

ST.. LOUIS, September 2.-Three hundred
employees Of the Toledo, Wabash, and West
ern railroad, stopped the trains on account
of arrears in their pay. They captured
four engineers.
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DLUE LICK SULPHUR WATER.

II
a supply lin harrelsl of this water from the
celebrated BLUE LICK SPRINGS, Kentucky
Just received direct.
THIS wafer is highly esteemed along the line of
the Mississippi and In the southern and south
western States, where its medicinal virtues are
known and appreciated. It is almost specific In
BILIOUS DISORDERS and DYSPEPSIA de-
pendent unon torpid liver. and as valuable alte-
rativc generally.
PURCELL. LADD s. CO., Druggists.
Tvs 1915 Main street.
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RAILROADS.,


CHANGE OF. SCHEDULE-CHEsA.
~ III EAKE AND OHIO RAILR0AD.--l)n and
aver SUNDAY, september t4th, fs7o,the
,r "a ~ LhAlS r1Ii run tstiz between 6tshraon1
s snd Hhne Sulphur springs Except sunday be.
tpm ,esn Gorconsytlle and White Safphpzt Leave
af Ia y m AZ a: N. arrive OF Whffe HqIphuy
arriye a ~ Leave White Sulphur at M and
cn,ne - hlcnaond at $50 p. NJ. making close
S,rtneceions az eiordonsyiIe and ChariottesviIle
trasrso ra Alexandra and Manassas railroad
pfiias a1s AieSandria. Washington Ba,fiuore,
II ~ slpnta, New York, Boston ~ aiso for
IxiyncnoufS, knoxville. .Cbattau0og hgers nsfa
HSm dreams, Montgomery, Mobile 10. =
onSSns " ese passengers dine 81 ESopdousviiIe
1ousup ~ SoviuRto6. 8oins Easf heesTSssx -
doshcn and dine st GordonsyiIle :. 80
ttiS tram connects with stages "a follows u FL !
az StauntOn with stages for Augussa flsta Strft.
nnEs) springs, 10 miles and Weyerts CaYe. III
At Goshen with stages for Cold sulphur srt,, :.
2miies Rockbridge Alum Springs miles II RocS,
bridge Baths. 10 mites; Lexington 20 naiss: and
Natural Bridge, IS miles. 80 7.15I.f-Trcsg -
at Millooro' with stages for Bath AIuyu SPRINGS
ID miles; W arm Springs, Is miles; Hot SPRUCE %
miles ana Healing Springs, % miles, -
at Cogtngton with staEes 70 Healing Sprfnos
IL miles and Hot Springs, IS miles, "a" .s-Ts, Is
AT Allegheny with stages to Red Swee. Springs.
miles; and OLD Sweet springs, 10 miles. n
At White Sulphur tpriD8s with stagea for Salt
Sulphur Springs, q miles Blue sulphur Springs
20 miles; Bed sulphur Springs, Il miles Lewis
burg, miles and Charleston 100 miles.
Through tickets issued TO eli points North, West.
and Southwest. sSztstt 9 2t!tr-
JAMES r. NETBEREAgD,,5i.,
SEE Genera. Ticket Agent. Z,
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Destructaon OF o Town sn Asia Minor.
LoNDoN, September 1.-THE seaport town
Sausoun, In Asia Minor, has been destroyed
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1-oTIcr THERoOKs OFsIJBsCRIP.

NTOTICE.-THEB BOOKS oFsUBsCRIP..
and 'ynebhnre Raiiroad Com pany tesraight ahe9tl
viii be opsned under the supervision Of
sioners appointed for That parposa . S fo,ieMsn
issss Richuiond. az the banking house oa MiIs
liam Is. Isaacs o. BynehbaEg ~ sns o ~ iS ~
Edward s. Brown Esq. al me pnw beian. sGi,Il-
has,snd Buekinehans. and Aaes
a. the Office Of Colonel William md e. y ia IUWn
Coalaeld, Chesterfield connss, SUN sss 49,
han IN ti'e so1.s = " ILIIAM p. BURWELL.
secretary OF Meeting OF ineos posssofs.. Z (
an q fSenS
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RiCEMOND AND pETERsBUaG Il. II. Co.,
RICHMOND. April "a, 1870
THE TRAINS OYER THIS ROAD

THE TRAINS OYER THIS ROAD
Il run as follows: $50
Leave Richmond at 3:45 A. III. and $50 p. N.
Leave Petersburg ut 10 A. II. and 7o5 p. NJ.
Freight and Accommodation train, with pasaen.
ger car attached, will leave Richmond daily at
4. n, and Petersburg daily at $40 A. ID. tsun-
days eIcepted). q. /.
The a:45 A. *. train will not leave Richmond on
SUNDAYS, and the 7:o5 z. RI. train win not leave
Petersburg on SUNDAYS.
Passengers for Norfolk VIII take the $50 4. ID.
train, running through daily. Baggage checked
through. .. Il go.
The passenger coach attached 70 the coal train
viii run on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYss and
FRIDAYS.
Leave Glover Hill NJ A. IL, connecting ct
Chester With the accommodation train. Passen.
gers returning will take the 80 p. n. train con.
Meeting ut Chester with the coal train. *
THOMAS II. WYNNE,
apps superintendent.
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ALL KINDS OF STAMPS AND SEALS
MADE AND SOLD BY
BELLENGT,
BRAND. CUTTER AND DIE-SINKER.
I41O MAIN STREET,

am also the agent for the State Of Virginia fol
the sale of HILLS CANCELLING MACHINE
adopted by Government. au %
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RICHMOND, fRKpERIcKSBUs1, PoToMACl
f.. RAILROAD COMPANY. y. "
GENERAL TICKET DEPARTMENT.,
a. RfCNMOND VA Eyxust ~ fSi0 I

NOTICE.-For the accommodaI,on OF
~ persons DESTROYS Of visiting ting country It
polns on the ltne oflhis road bes-een Richmond
will be sold good only the train leaving Broad
street depot at =. NJ. on 81 ~ DAYS, and return-
arriving In Richmond at 1888 p. NJ. or on the AC-
CUMMVDAT1On TRAIN Of the following mon.
day. morning, arriving In Richmond st $50
A. NJ.
The MAIL TRAIN wifi stop. on signal, for re.
turn passengers only at PESOLA, CHESTER
FIELD JUNCTION., TAILoRSVILLE, ASH
LAND, K1LBY'S,g TAYL0R'S CROSSING,
MOUNTAIN ROAD, aud HUNGARY.
The ACCOMMODATION TRAIN win stop at
any point on signal. j. b. GENTRY
au l2--1m General Ticket Agent.
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A G A r D..
We respectfully inform the public that we only 1ags
k kfsPPN 5r STREET and CORNER OF FIFTH AND
BROAD STREETS, and have no interest In any
other store nor has any one else ever mao or mas
now an interest," directly or lnolrectlS' III our ou'i-
MSS. .z. o,,r tbo,ke for
the liberal share of patronage EXTENDED 70 US lod
f,clities and determination 10 sell none put the
best goods at the lawest prices TO continue 10
GAVE a share Of public patronage.
coi'e 'WhRCIIS HARRIS & BROTHER,
No. 1928 Main street, and
-, 90 ow corner Fifth and Brosd streets.
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sssEess, MEsfICINEs, &C.
a RNETTrS COMPOUND

TARNETT'S COMPOUND
VI VEGETABLE BITTERS.
An excellent tonic in all cases OF debility. It
invigot%tcs appetite, strengthens digestion, ex-
wives the spirits. and speedily restores health,
Prepared and sold by DR.. JOHN 4. GARRETT,
Druggist, No. SIS Broad street, Richmond, Va.
Dose halt wine glass, Price 75c. au -3m
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OFFICE OF GENERAL FREIGHT AGENT, 80
RICHMOND, A gust 18th. 1870. y
DOR WANT OF DEPOT ROOM IN
Il RICHMOND we are compelled TO notify
merchants TO whom grain Is consigned that II
must be removed within TWENTY-E1UR
HOURS after the arrival of freight frains 4daIly
BY order OF the General Superintendent. -
ss D.. b. GENTRY, 81
an l2-lm General Freight Superintendent. Z,