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ATMOSPHERIC BRAKE FOR RAILwAY
TRAIEs.-There has been recently placed
upon all the passenger cars and locomotives
of the Northern Central railway patent
brake, which must in a very short time find
its way upon every well-conductcd railroad
in the world. 1t is known as the "Wcst-
inehouse Atmospheric Brake" and can be
fitted to any car IN few moments, and be
operated independent Of the old style Of
brakes. A severe test of the new brake
was recently made on train OF cars OF
what is known as the Horseshoe Bend"
on the Pennsylvania railroad. The train
(six cars, locomotive, and tender, ran down
a grade Of ninety-siX feet in mile at the rate
of thirty miles an hour, and was brought to
o standstil in 400 teet-scven car lengths.
At Altoona the train was stopped in less
than its own length in eleUen seconds. and
at Chicago train running at nearly forty
miles an hour was brought up in $40 feet.
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TeIesrapn,c Sum,n,

Abbotts cotton mill, Mt Volatile. Nav
York, was burned yesterday. Loss, $50 600
Robert Buffum, who was committed at
Auburn, New York, last winter for mur.
der, suicided yesterday In the asylum for
insane criminals. u:sI .a.f
The Orange and Hibernian Lodges are
receiving large accessions since the riot.
Governor Randolph of New Jersey, jet
ferson Davis, General breckenridge. and
General Beauregard have engaged cottages
for the season at the White Sulphur Springs.
John T. Pickrell has been sent from New
York to South Carolina, charged with at
tempting to defraud the Wilmington, Char
lotte and Rutherford railroad.
A post.otfice clerk named Keowan has
been held in SO. 600 bail for robbing letters
in the New York post-oftice.
james Lyme committed suicide by taking
laudanum in New Orleans yesterday.
Cause, continued lil-health.
The thermometer ut the White Sulphur
Springs Thursday night was only 100 above
freezing point. 1t rose yesterday to 500.
Several people persisted in the late de-
structive fire in Lisbon.
The yellow fever has entirely disappeared
from Buenos Ayres.
Nine elephants from Ceylon arrived at
New York yesterday.
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The New York Tobacco Market.

Tirginid Ledf.-Our local market is decidedly
q"iei III nu'.cturers seeming 10 prefer IL 5eni o.
deTs directly to the Richmond and other VDgplA
"brc~ks Last July tn. demand for wrappers
was very brisk, anu several OF our leadirE Hons
fought largely OF lcal dealers The fedtur'. OF the
l.iast reports from Richmond Is the frmnesS IN
low lea1 and especially Jugs, tue III .rket ranging
ICON q u Sc. he quotations for The bet er grades
are unchanged, anu are no. likely TO be SO long, rs
the Virginia manufacturers pick up all that Is
III $. desirable ~ rapidly rs 1t makes Its appear
ance 10 the market. Indeed, lie prices paid l9r
greatly astonsh cur local manufacturers ii
c2l!ed on to pay. item. Thsse the very
the lew manufacturers who make certain brands
specially, aud who must Keep UP the qua:lty OIL
their work to ce1:aln standard. Ihrrs are
nted 10 ALSO 6e. d the lew really hue wrap
pers IN the 1870 crop. or course such Is
Lot wanted by the bulk Of the manuiac-
tiTerS, though eyer so extensively cngdRed In
tue busine -, Is their work Is OF more ordina-
~ character. 30 long, however, as thet c pecial
oranuS are made, We shall fad the small proper
tiou OF each crop suitable lot their production
bringing fancy price,, anu whlch will all 20 inI-
cafe the general current OF the market In The
samew.y we find certain dealers la seed Leaf pay
ing almost any price for the particular quality
soIgh4 by their customers. his year, however,
not oalJ the fancy grades are scarce, put Inc ser
ceable qualities on .hch The trade at large rely
for The production OF the Ordinary class OF WORK.
itence we have hish prices fr whatever Is tesra-
ILL. while Tue mass OF The crop tnundescclpD Is
Iot waited on anj terms
tow. urulrs though the local trade continues dull
Bus lew buyers IRON a distance are LOOKING
truunt.
Observation-Disclosures still prevails In the
Cave dI>u .rsti:, WAN an anxious looking iorw.
70 The commencement OF The outhern Cemand
that usually sets III this Season. There seems 10
nc i.qniry for fine work, eleven and Twelve
inch pounds, suitable ior the southern market !;
Bat as set rthont results in The way OF pGrchases.
& f.w black quarters ere selling Tor export, Dat
wurd comes from the c. ban porls. whence we ex'
pccted re.isf III the spr'ngng up OF shlpp nS &c,
Inanu, that they are largely UveTstOckeo, ana
that month al least must apse before the Work
OF absorption can commence again. The LII anu.
facL-rers are sill putting up more hrisat lwlst
than IS consOuant with either their own pecuniary
pront or the condition of the California demand.
The latter Is sumo What capricious and canno. lie
depended upon, The trade running on particular
sl,lc. curing differ eat years. Thus the danger Of
accum ulating too large a stock or any one brand.
We und. rs.and that very large stock oi bright
twist WAS concentrated at Baltimore last Sc tSou,
and that 1t had TO be finally disposed Of st figures
D:lOW profit mark
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THE T1cnnonnn UAaK--s,na,.,a.. 49,.

THE TrcHBoRHE CAsE-Sin1,tiar D;.co.-
err Of Pdpers.-[ From the Liverpool Mer.
c,lry, July 1.-THE great trial now pro-
ceeding In London to determine the owner
ship of the Tchborpe. estate seersto have
a special faculty for collecting aboutit fh-
cidents Of an unusual character. Our read
ers will have noticed, for example, that
reference was made In court the other day to
certain papers bearing upon the case which
had been found in an office In Union Place,
in this town. The circumstances under
which these papers were discovered are pc
culiar. The office In question Is the
property of Mr.. Robertson Gladstone.
Some time ago, when the office was
vacant, an application for its tenancy
was received from person In Lon
don. A satisfactory local reference
was given, and the office was let. For
time, two young gentlemen made their APP
pearance ct the place, and apparently car
ried on some duties there. After awhile,
however, they disappeared, and nothing
more was seen or beard Of them. A few
weeks since Mr.. r. Gladstone was informed
that the rent Of this particular Office was in
arrcar. BE made inquiries, and then found
that no one had been seen ut the Office for
q considerable time. The place having been
by some means entered, two OF three open
hoves, containing large quantity of letters
and documents. were found In 1t. The pa
pers were labelled with the names Of Itch
borne, Doughty. Radcl fife and others which
have become familiar 10 the course of the
present trial. After taking legal advice, Mr..
Gladstone determined to communicate with
Lord Chief Justice rBovill on the subject.
Mt the same time sending copy of his
communication to the counsel engaged on
each side. The papers, it now turns
out, belonged, or purport to belong, to
MIR. Gosford, the agent of the Tichborne
family, in whose hands, it is stated, the
celebrated sealed packet was left by Roger
Tichborne previous to his departure for
America. The documents, if genuine, are
said to open up new and important fea-
lures in connection with the case-a cir
cumstapce which makes the little care
taken to preserve them all the more mex
piicable. At present the history of their
location and discovery remains one Of the
mysteries of this remarkably mysterious
case.
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Showing excess this month over the CORES
pon1ing period Of 1870 Of 50 Oi2 bushels.
Tts tx ess OF course IS lirgely owing to the fact
that the haI vest is earlier than In $780, and per-
haps, toO farmers are seudlng in tteir wheat
promptly because they need motley or believe tn It
1t IS better to cell early, or both.
The Chtcato Erening Post OF the 18th instant
says of the Wheat market ON at day: THE
market has been irregular to- day, and closes lower
III III on yesterday. Early sales on the OIe Board
were made as high as $l.i7, bat the feeling was
we * under more liberal receipts, the decline In
New York and Milwaukee, the favorable reports
from the crop, and great disposition to sell, and
the maj ket opened on Change st $l.15, when
continuance OF The same CAUSES still further re-
duced prices, with sales OF seller the month as low
as Si.l3s closing at about Ella. Nearly ell the
trading has conferred In options, very little cash
wheat having Oh inged hands at about +. above
seller the moIta. seller August has sold at sl.01t
QslOs3, closing at the inside, and seller The year
at $l.ojGBl.os, closing at the inside. No. has
been quiet and reary nominal. No. has been
dull, with Ugh. sales at &lo5, and rejected is nom
inal, WITH sellers al csc. Winter wheat % sold Of
sl.20dl$l.2l for No. 2red $l.22 for No. red, ard
$..20AI 81 for Nc. red.n
The following comparative table shows the guam
tity OF some OF the principal articles of produce
Lett at tide water (Erle canal) from the commence
ment Of navigation 10 and Including the l4th OF
July In the years Indicated:
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Riot Betw cen freshmen and Germans.

New YORK. July 2l.-There has been a
riot at Manuel. on the Erie road, between
the Irish aud German laborers. The Irish
picked quarrel in a lsger-beer saloon,
from which they drove the proprietor and
his family. Subsequently two Irish labor
ers were terribly beaten by the Ger
mans. One of them is possibly fatally in.
jured. After this the Irish again attacked
the lager saloon with clubs and stones.
They were replied to by the Germans with
repeated volleys from shot-euns. Three OF
the Irish were severely wounded-one OF
them having been shot in twenty-siN places.
1t is not known how many others were in
iured.
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LEXINGTON, Va, July II. 1871.


LEXINGTON, Va, July II, 1871.
Gen. q. ". Cust,s Lee, President w. & L.
University: @,@t, r.-.s.*
Ny Dear Sir: On my return home OH
Saturday Iou,d YOUR very kind letter Of
NAL sent me, through yon, by the Faculty
Of Washington aud Lee University.
H. has been n source OF 10 small degree
Of Srariti cation to me to have been assured
by expressions from individual members of
the Faculty that my humble efforts to pro-
mote the temporal end spiritual interests
Of the great institution over which you
preside have been recognized and apprc-
ciatcd.
But when your honorable body have
h, en- pleased in this formal manner " to
place ON record their grateful aprrecia-
tion" Of [what their too partial considera-
ton calls) my "many kind and valuable
service" and to send me this chaste and
beautiful testimonial Of their sentiments
Of personal regard" fer myself, and ere.
grct nj my contemplated removal from the
community my heart is deeply touched,
and am unable to find language III which
10 express my high appreciation Of the
honor you have done me.
shall cherish this gift among my most
valued treasures, and it shalt serve in
coming years rs pleasing mcmcnto of the
friendship and esteem of the distinguished
donors.
BE pleased to convey to each one of them
my heartfelt thanks, and to assure them
tbat, wherever NY lot shall be cast, they
shall have my best wishes and most fervent
prayers for the prosperity Of the University,
| aud the health and happiness Of the men,
beers Of the Faculty and AL connected with
| them.
| And permit me, S,r, to tender YOU my
high appreciation of the personal kindness
l have ever received from your honored
family, and to thank you for the very kind
manner in which YOU have now made
known to me the action OF the Faculty.
| Very truly yours,
u. WILLIAM JONES. {
The " Testimonial" is beautiful moroc-
co case, containing two large solid silver
cobcts, elegantly carved, and inscribed
with, "From the Faculty Of the Washing
ton and Lee University
The Assistant Professors of the Virgin ia
Military Institute some time ago made MIR.
jones the recipient Of Il Very neat present.
1t is the lot OF few pastors to have so
| general regret expressed at their change
to different field Of labor. His zeal. sim
cerity, and manliDess, won tlo rcypect OF
the entire community. His hearty, open,
direct, honest manner, made friends of all.
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From The Lexington 6azet,e.l
Handsome Testimonial.

The following correspondence explains
itself:
WASHINGTON AND LEE UNlyERsITY,}
LEXINGTON. VA, 9th July, 1871.
NY Dear Sir: have the pleasure OF COM
municatlDg to you the following resolutions
adopted by the Faculty Of Washington and
Lee University on the oath ultimo:
/. Kesoieed, That the Faculty desire to
teLdcr TO the key. j. VIM. Jones, and to
place OF record, their g ateiuI appreciation
OF his many hiut and valuable services ren-
drred 10 this institution duringa period Of
five years or longer.
. HesoLced, Tina, the Faculty appoint a
committee TO procure some appropriate tes-
timonial, TO be presented to Mr.. Jones, OF
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AFFAIRS IN. EUROPE.
From England.

From England.
LONDON, July 21.-The engineers on 9
strike at New Castle held meeting to-day
and resolved to make no compromise with
the employers. ..,--..,s-..r
= Geo. Francis Train lectured Mt Cork last
night, and explained his plan for the inva-
sion Of Germany.
A naval squadron is fitting out at Cron-
stadt to accompany the Grand Duke Alexis
to America.
ARMY Observation-Disclosures IN PERSIA
THE GERMANS CALCULATING FRANCE.
All the papers contain editorials on the
subject Of the cancellation, by Royal War
ant, Of the act legalizing The purchase of
army commissions. The Times, Post, and
Standard, believe the course Of the Minis
try unconstitutional, while the Daily Ne1rs
and Telegraph approve to the fullest extent
the step taken by the Ministry.
Dispatches from the East represent that
the cholera is raging terribly In Persia.
The Germans are evacuating Amiens,
Rouen, and the Departments of Somme,
Lower Seine, and Eure.
From Paris.
PARIS, July 21.-The Radicals are active
ly canvassing for the municipal elections to
be held next Sunday.
1t is rumored that the Duke dAumale
anu FRINGE ue JOtnFllle nave TesipnCu luclT
seats in the Assembly.
In the Assembly to-day Minister Of Laws
Brccht explained that the state of siege
was still continued in Paris because the re-
organization OF the police had not been
completed.
From Austria.
VIENNA, July 21.-Count Aquenor Go
luchcowSki has been appointed Governor
of Galica.
From Prussia.
BERLIN, July 2l.-Several DEGREES were
published to-day organizing courts of law
in Alsace and Lorraine.
From Spain.
FORMATION OF A NEW MINISTRY.
MADRID. July 20.-Marshal Serrano has
been entrusted by the King with the for
nation of new Ministry, and has already
designated the following members Min
lister of Justice, Senior Gomez; Foreign
Affairs, Senior Gordon Minister Of Marine,
admiral Malcompo Minister of Finance,
S. nor Camadis.
The Cortes adjourned tumultuousIy,
amlu protests from the minority.
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fORT OF RICHMOND, july 81, 1871.
ARRiyaG.
Steamer Palisade, Nelson, Norfolk, merchan-
disc "a passengers, &. l.. Currie.
SAILED,
Steamer Isaac Bell. Brakeman, New York, mer-
chsndise and passengers. Jobn w. Wyatt
Steamer VIM. z. Clyde, Parker, New York,
merchsnGise and passengers, Virginia Steamship
and Packet Company.
Sisamer } onn ryi7ester, Clifford. Norfolk, meI-
chandisc aud passengers, (. Il. Tatum < ca.
Schooncrc Mary E.Jones. Jones, ana 1udepen
terce, v hte. with truck-blrrelS, &C., james
river, Curtis & Parker.
CLEARED FOR THIS FORT.
BALTIMORE. 3D.. July Oh Sailed, barks T. c.
Warwick, tar.,) Megill, and Wave'e!, (Br,)
BrOugh,on.
MEMORANDUM.
WEST POINT, july 2l.-Arrived, steamer State
OF Virginia, Freeman, Baltimore. meTchaEdtse
aud passengers, York River Railroad Company,
aud sailed on return.
BY TELEG cAPH.l
FORTRESS MONROE. July 2l.-Pllot-boat Slicer
reports: Passed In Tor Raltimo G, steamer Lrip-
SIC. from Bremen: brig Maggie Vail and schooner
Willie. from Fayarda: brigs Nellie Clifford ard
Wm. Robinson. Passed cut, steamer Il Gilmore,
for Bremen: brig dudley, for liver Plat G La
maica, for Gibraltar; Havana, for EeT York
Clara & Agnes. and Mary. Arrived, SCHOONER
Ralph earle on. from Camden, Me. 4.
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Terrific StOrm-35O Fishing Vessels
Dessroye0-93 Lives Lost. &c.

UtssfUyC0-ooN 1--WE 11Vsts eHO'
New YORK, July M.-A terrific storm on
the coasts of Newfoundland and Labrador
has destroyed three hundred and fifty fish
ing smacks, twenty-three dwellings, ana
forty stores. Ninety-three lives were lost:
The estimated loss. of property destroyed
amounts to 81 800, 900.
The Cotton Exchange is examining loca-
tions for mammoth storehouse for cot.
ton, to lessen the expense Of carriage, sam
ping, and storage.
A storehouse Tor 100,0 900 bales will proba-
bly, be erected at the Brooklyn, New York,
dock
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According to the Cincinnati Commercial,
" New York. heretofore, in all candid cal
culalionS, put down for the Democracy in
the rext presidential ELECTION, is now 4
doubtful State, with the chances in favor of
the Republicans. If it had not been for
Uotlman's proclamation the State would
have been Republican to certainty"
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New ORLEANS, July 21.-The annual re-
gaLta of the Crescent City Yacht Club was
over the usual distance Of triangle OF 10
miles. It resulted in the Restless Winning
in I'd class-time, hours 10 minutes and
30 seconds. The Minnie Preston won ID
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TELEGRApHIC NEWS

NEW York Stock ann Money Marker
Raw YORK. July at..-Money easy. Fxehnn1a
heavy. Gold, il2h Governments steady. states,
except Tennessee and new South Caroiin xf.. DIM
ndheavy. Tennessee's, 7ss new, 72A. yirainia,a
eSi; new, 70. Louisiana,s,;e a; new, o.. Ievee,a
70; as, 81. Alahama's, %; 5's, o.. GeoreIa,s
IS; 7's, o.. North Cardinals, ~; new, 20. South
Cardinals, ia 80 ...i 4. -----
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ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE DIspAToH.l
BosroN, VA, July 2i.-Judge William
Leigh and Thomas j. Green, two of the
oldest and most honored members of the
legal profession, are dead. Their remains
will be inferred at the Episcopal Church.
Halifax c. H., to-day '.@@ X.
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Cuban News.

NEW YORK, July 21.-Mail adyices from
Cuba report that Gen. Coyado was slot on
the 9TH instead of the LIST OF July, ana after
orders had been received from Madrid that
he be pardoned and sent to this country.
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einss-time, 2 hours 80 minutes 40 zecor,a,s
Inc Jessie won 4th clAss-time hours 4:
minutes 30 seconds. There were NO bo.ts
OF 1st class in the race. nv o'"'s
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THESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL-
" RuAD.-,,p and after THURSDAY, June ISL,
PASSENGER TRAINS leave Richmond gun
days excepted) IS follows: ,.. o.,
$3.50 A. M.-MAIL TaAIN for the white SUI.
phur springs, connecting AZ Gordonsvle WIN ne
Orange, Alexandria and MANASSAS Train ZOE
Washington and North, aud LyncnpnrS ana SOUL III
1855 p. ELECTROMAGNETIC THAN ~.
Goruonsville, EXCEPT on Saturday, on whlc' Jay ~
leaves at z. NJ. This train connects a. "oiS ons-
drla and MAnassas ralrsad for LYhCaboh"
and WASHINGTON. .sr,r,p,
TRAIN will run daily Except Su1daYl between
Stanton aud the While sulphur, as lollows:. n
Leave Stanton at. SID a. -
Arrive RI W bite sulphur at..........".'a.ss r.
Leave Wb!tc Sulphur at....."."..'''...11::Tp ~
arrive 1T stanton st....................I" "a.
Through tickets, AZ 10 " rates, sold 10 Ill points
Northwest auu Southwest.
Further Information may be obtained st sne
company's Offices
No Passenger Trains are run on SnndayS;v
A. Ii. PERRY.
General Superintendent,
JAMES r. EETaEKLASD, Genl Ticket Agt-
il
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SUMMER RESORTS.

4 SUMMER HOME FOR LADIES AND
N charlottesville. and Mrs. W. b. GARTH
ar. now prepared to receive BOARDEk> for the
summer q; their delightful residence "Rioom-
within one mile OF Ivy Depot on the Chesapeake
and Ohio railroad. and near the Blue Ridge Noun
tsius. TIL. rooms are large airy, and nicely Iurn-
ishad. The yard or lawn. embracing several acres,
is filled with sh sGc u cca and flowers and, indeed
all the surroundings or the place c"nbine To Ten-
der IL one Of tine most attractive retreat IN tle
tate. " Thin one mile are two Churches-E pis-
cooxl and Mel b, dist-3nd the distance to Char-
fo,tesvle and the Univc "sJy Of Virginia Ii only
1--we miles. Twelve or fifteen persons can he ac-
comm dated. aud no pains VII TIC spared 70 pro-
mole tie comfor; gnd pie sure + bosrders. Horses
and carriages can be had al ali Tunes lor mSIe-
rate charge
Board, $40 per mon sl2 per week, and 81 per
dav. Children and servants If price
Post-otfice Iyy Depot, Va. jyl1-3aw2w
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"Red Cloud Preparfne for war.
OMAHA, July Effort Fitterman aa
wees report that, - Red Cloud" Is prenar.
ing ior the war path. L.x4s
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IoRoNTo, July; 21.-In the billiard tour
nhment last night Frank Dion and Phelan
Played, Dion winning by 221 points.
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The Pennsylvania Central In Louisa
ana.

WASHINGTON, July 21.-Thomas A. Scott,
the railroad king, and III. S. McComb, OF
the Jackson railroad, have bought into
the Louisiana Levee Company, and pro-
pose to commence active operations lmme-
diately. 1t is understood that the transac-
ton was consummated through the inter-
yention OF Senator West, Of Louisiana.
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FERTILIZERS.
DIssoLUTrONs e. PARTNERsH HIPS.

TO-PARTNERSIIIP The undersigned
~ have this day formed co-partnership. under
the name and style Of COcTRELL BRUTHEk,
for the nuI pose VI conducting GENERAL co AL
and WOOD BUSINESS, and invite the attention
OF their friends and the public generally TO their
supply of Glover Hill and Anthracite Coal, Coke,
ana oak and Pine Wood. at their yard, so5 Basin
bank, between 9th and 10th streets.
GEORGE w. COrTRELL,
'. formerly with X. II. Cottrell.
SAMUEL II. CUTTRELL,
Nv l3-eodlm formerly with VIM. ii. Davis.
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CENTRAL DEPOT
Montgomery County, Va.
Iunp D1Ih. lR7l.

THIS is TO NOTIFY ALL PERSONS,
visiting. the New River White Sui phur, lor
Eggleston's spripgs} that boat: fitted up FOR tGe
purpose will leave here every u ESDA1 MOieN-
ING after LIST July for these Springs. go
am prepared TO furnish all visitors with &C,
Communications at my Hotel, al this place, snd
will zee that they get to the boat In time. In
qulre for tue Wilson House.
jy 10 I'm a. ,. WlLSoN.
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.AiCA nosD AND .'ETg3sgURFs Il. x. COZ
RICHMOND. VA, June 7, 1871.
THE AIMS On TAIS EOkD

|s'HE T T. a ~ On tbs EOAD
q run .Ls follows:
/ The mail trains leave Richmond at I:45 A. M.
Ino .s5 I. D.; and leave Petersburg .; 40s 4. In.
ald 1870 ?. n.
Accommodation trains leave Richmond daily
at a. M. and z. H., and leave Petersburg daily
at 10 A. 81. ard 7. 81.
1il1 rs 4, Ia. train VIII not leave Richnond on
SUNDAYS, and the 7:29 +. *, syain vii, rot Leave
Petersburg on SUNDAYS.
raaoeugera for Norfolk viii tskp the 1885, z. ".
daily train. and those from Norfolk viii connect
at Petersburg with the 10 A. ID. train.
Passengers from Clever Hill will Lake the 8:3O a.
II, traiE on Mondays, Wednesdays, aud Fridays
and rc>urnipg, leave Richmond on tie same days ut
2:35 Z. ID.
The mail trains viii stop only at Chester.
THE A. 81. train viii connect ag Peters
burg wish the Atlantic, Ohio, ana Mississippi rail-
ROAD for i,ynchhurg dsIly.
SLEEPING CAR on the 9: rs train, running
tbi oui,h 10 Wilmington. X. B. RASEY,
Je3 Ticket and Freight A gent,