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CITY POINT, Sept. Is, 1871.
EL'nrs UiTGtch: Yesterday WAS our
"'@ day. AID quite q crowd gathered ut
"a pi.uCc George. No important cases
Mr." "ticj. v bile sitting i'll the court
-s.in heard some one cry out, 10, dat
] .:s: L. Iuc 10 vote fnr dat man DR.. Fritz.
i .,'ue l,"rn d.r orce-det'S enough for
l.to. We @"inc 20 vote Tor Democrat this
NlHr. Aid - giving the RAIDS Ill Prince
'rrtr" Il tHc turning over. Mr.. Editor, L
II. y5'U the c0l0red voters Of Prince George
IL" ""ahin@ irvln their SlumUers ana com.
in- ~ their SENSES. / think We can poll Ii
-oaI many GOOD, honest cCl0red Demo
o.atir votes 4; the next election.
ar kl@> hold 4 convention AT the Court
a"u,r on the sd instant. A big time is eX-
r"eis!, aS the league down here is burstcd,
IS tn - are ;GI.c or four expected candi-
Ga'",. The Conservatives vail hold meet
j.. lrNt month.
luurS JENISO
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Teie@raphIc Summary.

Hannah Roberts (colored), living in Phil.
adelphia, and supposed to be 100 years old,
was burned to death by her clothes taking
fire.
The Minnesota Democratic State Con.
vention has passed resolutions commcnda-
tory of General hancock as q soldier and
citizen.
Rev. Jacob Van Weckter, of Auburn,
New York, IS dead.
There was the first killing frost at Lewis
ton, Maine, yesterday morning.
Two deaths from yellow fever occurred
at Charleston, s. r., within the q hours
ending last evening.
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Attemuted Outrage.

WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, Va, Sept. 10
Eprhraim Bland (a negro attempted to
commit rape upon respectable coiored
woman named Martha Kitchen, lie mas
been arrested, and the negroes here were
very near kgkluxing him, but better eoun'
1t has been raining necessarily for the
past three days, and the probabilities are
for high freshes.a The rain IL general
throughout Virginia.
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lfrom John &. Gilltst & Co.'s Circular,1
LONDON, 4 CROSBY SQUARE, }

OF st September,. 1871. :
r Sir; The sales of tobacco In this market last
month amount to 900 or I, 600 hogsheads. aboni
EEdua,!y divided between home trade ann export.
~ , me 1orme- small purchases were made
y, 95tient Virginia leaf, lately Imported, four
lazy SAFE a. good prices. About 400 nc g.heatls
lnser ieaI were taken for export, chiefly the
an t, ~ aues at 53Ui3d, and some at s051d. The
snhtinental demand has probably been sritn u,atad
Dy me American accounts OF highsr prices and
can he n VI ,nese grades, but no actual advance
Inc crop reports, although still generally unfa-
vttIaoe, 40 NOT appear to attract much attention
cunulatlng In our ports furnish BUYERS with .
sIrong argument againet any immediate aoyance
IN prices: We cannot overlook the fact that we
January, 1877 with Stock OF not less than & dSc
h"gaheads strips in London an 1 liverpool which
s m De anai 70 more tnsn eighteen mon,hs con-
SUN ptloh AT present ra.e OF delivery.
,bouis b no, therefore surprising that the trade
of G ths Se different the crop reports
caa arise the crop Of ls72 must he grown and In
haence mail ets accordingly.
ne nuctuations In the Liverpool cat.oa market
during inc past wsek ali Glasses Of bs ve
opera.ed freely, and with large sales each dav.
ery , SsCe sdEanssa t@td on spot ana for de-
market, with an upward tenaency In price. and
nnaer influence CT unfavorable crop odvices and
easy easy money we may see the market carried up
me corn market has bcen fairly steady, and
latterly there has hcen All advance Of about IS ",
quarter. we mey assume short wheat CROP la
France, m our own yield will be probably Lti,w
an average. It is, however, a splendid rarycs st
season, and all crops are being garnered I'm OK
cellent condition.
he bank rate remains at par cent Best bills
arc dlScounte1 at acout IA and the extraordinary
cheapness OF money has exci'ed strong srt uula-
tive movement In stocks aud gee oral advance In
pricts which seems likely 10 re maintained.
QUOTATIONS.:
Virginia LeaS-Common, stale, and he ,tpd,
i@g5d. fa ID sound to good and fine, sQ9d. y b
bright fancy, sQl03d q b.; stemmed, common 10
good and fiIe etplo ~ b
Western Lc9f.-low faded to middling exports,
3tR5d % b.; sound dry common to good cutting,
tGQ.3d a. tb good to fine and bright color ~ Oh
% H.: stemmed. common TO good and fine, 6G9d.
fs H.; selections, e@lOd. q b.
Maryland and Ohio dM7sG9d. q b.
fegiohead and Cdue,ldish.- SMlL@Isd. a. ID.
american Spring Whedt.-52@l54s % 100 ID.
Fl0ur.-25692Gs. q 1876 tb'.
Indian Coril.-26s. sd.@3Os. q $50 b5.
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-i&u%4 The Curi0sItic, of recent scientific
,.'rHler} may bc ins.1nccd that made by
y. h,li en-. ana TUNED 10 practical account
ny y. huffman, the celebrated chemist.
II. H'ri sch has found that EPSON salts, or
".F:"ir Of iua@nesiu, dissolved in beer,
together wi'h :; >luail quantity OF deXtrinc,
"i .'"' Il "a! gum, applied 10 a pane Of glass
AKA q brush, VIII, on crystallizing, pro-
aug" ID" Identical designs formed on glass
~ i:o-J in cold weather, with this improve
."r!l, that the liquid may receive any color
Whatever al tic option Of the operator. Nj.
hil.rAun, however, conceived the idea OF
-"IH- stcp further, and transferring those
Larry -iin" creations 10 stufl> and paper. For
'h!' purpose ne first got the crystalliZnti0Ds
On streets vi iron, on which he afterwards
i'i! o"c OF lead. BY means OF powerful
-sHEaul!c pres the Iuinutest details OF the
auto III question were duly imprinted on
'"r '"i; metal, and q copy OF them i'll relief
~, lhcn obtained by gaivanoplastics. But,
!" thc iEIprce:lon OF cotton stuffS, the pat
,,LL must be continuous, whereas in NJ.
-AtmauEs Plates :bc lines ut one end
would fail 10 coincide with those at the
'in"r, c.usin" di>agrceab!e Interruptions
!" ia" printed designs. TO overcome this
- 4hgenionsiy tE.ctcd the specialization
''' The cylindrical surface Of a roller. A
s'Su! rotalofy motion impaired to II Pig
'ch;s the liquid from accumulating at any
particular poInt before il hiss evaporated.
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CoIoRED WoRKINGMEN's MEET1NG-The
Womens' Club and Social EUil.- Washing
ton, Sept. IA, 1S71.-The colored working
men OF the fourteenth Legislative q strict
have made considerable progress in their
organization, which is based upon deter
mination to secure higher wages, and in
opposition to the four million loan. One
of the colored speakers at their meeting last
night was quite practical in his views OF
the effect OF mourning the proposed loan
upon the laboring classes, and argued 10
SHOW that the burden OF its payment would
fall on the workinomen through augmented
rents and other extra expenses, which would
be sure to follow upon the line OF the pro-
iecred improvements of the Board of PUB.
Inc Works, which are mainly designed to
be carried on in localities where there are
many small property owners. and which
lead to suburban property, which is largely
owned by several of the members of the
board and by other persons in the alleged
"ring."
The Womcn's Club have appropriated
Sl20 Of the amount subscribed at the recent
meeting at Lincoln Hall to meet the imme-
digte wants of such fallen women as have
applied for assistance, and will receive such
women into their families. The club intend
TO establish a business college, and are
negotiating for a building for that purpose,
and they will therein educate all victims OF
the " evil /" who desire to fit themselves Tor
future yirtuous lives.
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The Cincinnati Industrial EXPOSE
tom.

CINCINNATI, Sept. 15.-The Industrial
Exposition has received the finishing
touches. The cotton gins from New Or
leans are in operation. Owing to the late
ness of the cotton crop the time for the
entry of raw cotton has been extended to
October 9Th.
Tue Chamber Of Commerce has offered.
in connection with the Exposition, special
premiums on cotton amounting to nearly
s., 800. Premiums are offered for the first
and second best bales, each, from Texas,
Louisiana, Kansas, Tennessee, Mississippi,
Alabama, and Georgia. And 4 grand gold
medal is offered by the Exposition for the
best bale from any of these States.
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Tho sOcean Wave" Disaster near Mo.
biIe-ArrcsG of the United States I'm.
snecfOr nHti the Owners.

MOBILE, Sept. 15.-Coroner Paine yester-
day arrested i. p. Sprague, United States
inspector, and Hugh Barney and William
Murray, the owners of the steamer ocean
Wave" on the charge Of manslaughter, in
accordance with the verdict Of the jury Of
Inquest in the "Ocean Wave" disaster case.
The inspector furnished bail in the sum of
S5, 900, and the owners in $4,000 each, to
answer the charge.
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The boulevard laborcrs, New York, again
assembled at the new courthouse in that
city Thursday, and were paid off.
In Jersey City yesterday two men were
suiIocated While laying gas-pipe. The cock
blew out i'm all excavation where they were
at work. A third man barely escaped with
his life. -....s-
Mr.. Delleker, cashier of the Philadelphia
mint. about whose accounts it was lately
reported there was "mystitication," has
been completely vindicated. and all found
correct. lie has filled the office for twenty
five years, and now retires.
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AcLnt3s:a! DlArzlct Composed OF HAN
over aHE Eay9aIue.
| tcpur;cd Tor tue Dispatch.

ASHLAND. Sert. 18th, 1871.
Il" l3rlcmfnt weather preventing The
-r'H'..r portion "f the delegates to the Sena-
1I!rl Convention from attending this day :,
lA'"' present Il iournrd to Tuesday next :,
IT,. I5.n ia>t., at Ashland, when it is hoped
.t,H delegation will DE in attendance, and
Mah' "@ required nomination for the Con-
,,,'A'Nr parry OF the district composed OF
NiAo{"r uMd Caroline.
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CORR AND FLOUR ExcuAuer i,
RICHMOND. Va. Sept. 10, ISL,

+ ,SOBH AND FLOUR EyCUANnv
RICHMOND. VA, Sept. 10, ISL,
oFFEEINas.
phent White, $40 bushels. Red. OLA bnr,,,.
Gorn While, Sa bushels. Mixed, $40 busheis''
rye. 90 bushels.
GALES.
Wheat.-- White 7se busheis-at A.. Y =,
~ e5 for very GOO 81 ga for good
VIZ; IN ior fair 81. 20 for common.
Wne0 -Red-total, $40 Dushals-at al 60 for ver,
good: 81. ~ for fair 81 l60 81. 40 for common.
a., Torn Nv hte. zoe buphels ut ssc. Mixed 20 busb
go0d at s73c.; 3?2 bushels very good a., ser
e4kI55c. for good. h''N' ne"
rye. 80 bushels prime at CSC.
RE-ExHIBITED.
Ghrn.-Whire, 400 bushels.
Odts.-l,25s bushels.
REMARKS. r
Wheat very firm. Corn dull AID looking down.
ward Oats nat, and prices weaker. Rye In de.
mand,
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Domestic NIarkets-TBY TELEGRAPH.1

domestic MarketS-lBS IhLEGRAPH.l
NEW YORK, Sept. Is Cotton quiet and firm
sales, 735 bales; uplands, 2ltc.; Orleans. 21tc.
Flour dropping. Wh.skey s:eadt; heat 3@5c:
lower wiuter red western. Sl.52@Sl.55 Corn, ~
@73ic Pork lively ut $l34Os1s.5o Lard quiet.
Turpeptine scarce and firm Mt s93@6oc. iosin
qaiet. Tallow active. Frcights dull The future
cotton sales closed to-day: For September, 2oSc.;
October, 10 15-l6c: November, 1ss".; December,
1916; February, 1sc.; March, 2oe.; total sales,
1880 bales.
BALTIMORE, Sept. l5.-Flour quiet but firm
Howard street-SuperHne. $5.25@k5.75; extra,
s6.5O@$7; f.miLy, 81 25@ss % Ci!y Mills super
fine. s5.259s725; ezra, 50. 75@t75 So; 'mily, ss@
$40; Western Superfne, &5. 25@S57t; ezra: SO. so
Gs7; family, s7.25@4S.. Wheat quiet with down.
wara tendency. Corn dull; white southern, soc.:
yellow, 73g175c.; mixed western, 72@73c. Oats, 47
@ssc., Pofk firm az 81. Bacon active and frmer ;
shoulders, tic rib Sides, &c.. clear rib. Sc;
gar-cnred hams, i5.@llCsc. Lard steady at 1909
l0sc., Butter finn lair TO prime, k@24c. Whis-
key trmer.
LOUISVILLE, Sept. l5.--Tobacco very firm and
Strong; sales, $50 hogsteads Tugs, $7@iS; 10 u
to mt dunn leaf, IS .e5@ $500.
st. LOUIS, Sept .l5.--Tobaoco active and firm.
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THLEGRAPHIo NEWS.
Kew York stonks and Money nnrk Y,

New York Stock and Money Market.
/, NEW York. Sept l5.-Moncy easy. Sterling
nominal Gold, lIaa@Ilaa, Governments adj
vanced a@s. soutrern's not quite 80 strong. TEN
nessee's, 72s; new, Is. virginia'A %: new, CO..
Louisiana's, 6s; new, 90. Lcvcc'n, II; s's, go.
Alabama's, 100: s's, Of. GeorRia'e. a.: 7's, 81.
North Cardinals, Il new, ~. Soush Carolna's
20; new, 81. Govcrnment'o-srs, 1881; 's2'6. list
'ors, llst ,ess, 1l5t new, lla 'o1s, llts; ,os's,
ll&a l0-4d's, lila.
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The Posr-OFF1CE DEFALCArIoN.-Post-
master.General Creswell, who arrived here
yesterday, is of opinion that the defaica.
ton of John w. Norton, superintendent
Of the money order divisioa Of the New
York pos-otlice, will be more than GOV.
cred by the amount realized from the
sale of bis private property, to say nothing
OF his suretles. Wash. telegram, Sept. ID
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The Petersburg Train OFF the Track.
ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO TIE DISPATCH. .
PETERSBURG, Sept. 15.-No train tonight.
The engine ran off the track ut Pocahontas
switch.
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u,rsc, CORRESPONDENCE

5000, rr,,r,cts Crops Sunday school Con-
''.' ,',,,,, nj Covc>,illc-HeN. John T.. MASSEY
,.,.-. Matilda Oakland hoHc
49,. srmnirr Retreat NC.
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LATEST FROM WASHINGTON.
The Cotton Crop.


WASHINGTON. Sept. 15.-The official cot
ton statement shows that no cotton crop
reports, purporting to have come from the
Department Of Agriculture during the past
month, have been genuine. The items in
circulation-often contradictory in tenor
and assumed to be official-hare had no
origin in the statistical data OF that Office.
The returns of August and September in.
clude reports from about fouf hundred cot.
tons growing counties, representing very
large proportion Of the cotton area. Those
for August point to an average condition OF
the crop, almost identical with that of the
preceding report-the averages Of Alabama
and Mississippi being the same as those OF
Louisiana and Arkansas, Tennessee being
higher and those OF other cotton State.
| lower. '..
The State averages of the September re.
port are somewhat lower than those Of Au.
gust, though The principal depreciation
occurs in the States which yield small
proportion OF the crops, while the reduc.
ton is slight in the important district rep.
resented by the States of Georgia, AIsbl.
ma, Mississippi, and Louisiana. The per.
centage Of the full condition, in the first
week of September. as averaged from all
attainable data, is thus stated North Ca.
rolina, 81; South Carolina, 80; Georgia,
80 ; Il ioiib1, W ; 1ANb'u1.tt W IAiSSiS'lPPiJ
SO; Louisiana, II; Texas, 81 !; Arkansas,
95; Tennessee, 90. ...
Weather Probabilities.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 15.-rhe barometer
will probably continue to fall, with east.
erly winds and rain to night in New Eng
land and cloudy weather is probable for
Saturday over the Middle and Eastern
States. Low barometer will probably con.
tinue over the lakes southwark to the Cult,
with clearing and partially cloudy weather,
except from Lake Superior to Iowa, when
southerly winds with rain may possibly
prevail by Saturday night.
General News.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 15.-Rcvenue Super.
visors COrwin, Fry, butcher, and Sutton
are consulting with Commissioner Douglass
for the more efficient collection Of the to.
bacco tax. ... -- ....
The sentence Of Satanta and Big Tree,
the condemned Indian chiefs, has been
committed to imprisonment for life.
The bondsmen Of derelict revenue Of
ficers very generally ask for q continuance
of their suits, but Commissioner Douglass
declines to accede. The Government has
determined TO press the suits in all these
cases.
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wAspr.ro K. W. Newly.
"A"hENToS, VA, Apru %. Isss >,

ri, aNnr examined tie testimonials ~ Nv
pos,i an. snoxing that she has satisf.csosIIv 111d
tons apd Fl from Importance in educational jn:tt.
IN INV personal acquaintance with her "T ms1r0m
be ne aI boaTd OF Public Instr ction w suT
compefene sn With he he, both in respect 10
Scnendsnte anu hielity AS she is a widow an ~
ben upon her own resources for the snnn end
msr ,am,ly cordially recommend her 10 the
carcy IN nn eonsIasratlnn OF tie board for va
aIcIIMoND. VA. Feb q, 1911 Or s1ana,a:
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From, France.
THE cuaroMa TREATY.

VERSAILLES, Sept. 15.-A bill authorizing
THEIRS to conclude customs treaty with
Germany has been introduced in the Aa.
sembly. 1t embraces provisions for Alsace
and Lorraine, and the reduction OF the Ger
man troops to sc. 900. u
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RtcgaioHc AND PETERSBURG x. X. Col
RICHMOND. VA, Aug. S. 1871.
TypT TT N q ON THIS HOA "a

Rtcgioac AND PETERSBURG K. X. Co.,s
RICHMOND. VA, Aug. 5. 1871.
EIHE T e a ! n 8 ON THIS ROAD
4 run as follows :.ss
The mail trains leaye Richmond ut s:4s A. II.
ana z:so z, IL; and leave Pe5srsburg 1t LOS A. d.
and T.2o 2. d.
Freight and Accommodation trains leave Rich.
mona at s A. n. and 40 P. NJ, and leave Peters
burg 1t 10 A. n. and 80 p. ID.
The a:t5 4. ID. train will not leave Richmond On
SUNDAYS, and the 7:2o p. Il. tlalp viii not leave
petersburg eli SUNDAYS.
Passengers for Norfolk will take the $50 r. n
d1ily train, and those from Norfolk will connece
at petersburg with the 10 A. IL. train.
~ TsshSess from Clover Hill win take the $40 a.
and re;urning, leave Richmond on us same DAYS AZ
3:3o 2. d. $500 's~s
Tas mail rssns wtu stop only At Cheater,
The A. ID. train win coanect a, ps,ars.
burg With the Atlantis Mississippi and Ohio RAIL-
SLEEPfNG CARS on the . 20 r. m. train, ,r,r-
ming through TO WILMINGTON. Il. ID. XAsR3 aa'
su7 Ticket and ErefRhE renf
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From Mexico.

CRY OF MEXICO, Sept. 2-There were LAT
Congress. The whole number is 227. -.
The meeting resulted in favor of Juarez
in the temporary organization. Juarists
were selected as committee on credentials
by vote of 10 to IS. The opposition,
alarmed by this vote, left the hall, thereby
depriving the meeting of quorum.
II is reported that Diaz is for peace, and
will move against any revolutionary at
tempt.
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From Algiers.

THE ALaER1NE ITsUR RECTIoN.
ALaIERs, Sept. 15.-Lahifka has been de-
stroyed. The insurgent leaders in the
vicinity have been captured and summary
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EDueAT1nuAx,

M az ds.,s q. a; BRANDT WIN resume tts
IEMBER NJ o. me- ner SCHOOL The 1lTH Of Sc.
pbe ssw e ana most respectfully show To- ,s
session "i"niots from those In her pos.
4 Ne the undersigpera. b.v,n
ccmmsnsnr Tor some ars take pIessn,s hrs g.
q parents and da as lass worthy sdenee
an s ches and Music, and Of the Eng
sstsec.nors1a the discharge Of her duss '
Robert Harvey. u
john G. Page H.doddip,
yno. Il. Tyler, SSamss Evans,
Duo. g. Regnault. SamueI :: Carter,
VIM s 1as. f. Patton, MI
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FROM SUFFOLK.

A Boy Run Over by the Cars Singular Pro.
ceeding OF q Negro The Conservative Sem.
torial Nominating Convention sc. r,r.,.s
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From Austria.

VIENNA, Sept. 15.-The provisional Diets
of the Empire have opened their sessions.
The Emperor will recognize Bohemia's
rights by public coronation. and taking
the oath at Prap1le. Q.
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CITY OF MEXICO, Sept. 6.-The Juarists
arc sure of the organization, including the
committee on credentials. Strong reyolu-
tionary threats have been made. The Per-
manent junta will be installed September
10th.
a pronunciamcnto has been issued at
Zacatccas, and forced loans are being levied
in tho smaller towns. e..
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cher Of p music s. P p ~, hayas resident
nd ana having given Instruction an iast twelve
chs reen Sar 10 our families and fsh;u,Ip ls si
and inS ISr to our satisfaction bS IN ois
her as lady snd one entt,epa Pleasure
an erpaa OF parents and schools who M 20 me
ban her. VI music In Its different
Us. v. Brook, p,u.
VIM Fl. Ginah' richards Payne,
VIM. Boot griShf, John a. sppman,
ms. Bragg
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"a
.-oos..A 4AxLAoAls HIHHS.
Ek vi Ag 20 % s!s''EE
r IcHMoND AND
YORK RIVER RAILROAD.
NOTICE 70 SHIPPERS AND THE Tray.
ELLIEG PUBLIC. -.
kh-EsrABl1sHMEHTo OF THE DAILY Lryu
BETWEEN RICHMOND, BALTIMoRr.
PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORK
AND BOSTON, AND TO ALL
POINTS FORTH AND
EAST, WEST AND
NORTHWEST.
DEDUCTION OF FARE. ACCOM-.
ROTATIONS UNSURPASSED.


$undsyss er Train leaves Richmond Depot daily
r2 2 with The nrst-class stss stTssS
rvar and DANIEL WEssTER souaSna (, ~
+: loy,nS and arriving In Baltimore on he
North and West IN time to connect With trains
cH HHH5GKREES5 70 T91pq T = AID sAeoAer
n T WS Train leaves ar =, - or,,,
Stasn LOT west Point only. IA On . oa'
is1TPst dfaEss ds sIyf
1t at IL If'V'ng In Richmond the following morn,ps
~ this Line passengers ept oy good n,s,.,. go,
RTeght Train with passenger car sissc sss
Sundays a, "a aoMyasys excep:ed) st4A. NJ, andos
tonp1y Teseyed daily carefully handled, and
Af'Dsn Oils oflading given to all points.
FARE:
from Richmond to Ralt;more
F Eroil EHichmond 10 New YoiHK 1es
w YORK nktonmond TO Boston, all rail- from New
E From sishmond % Boston via he soma 20
! thirty dsvsS iofk and return good Tor y !"
To Phllsdephia and return %
10 DAi'iinore and reurn; 90
| !. I. TAYLoE, Ticket agent, RicbmmsGndiH ap'I
:. y. 1hAsTY. General agent. Baltimore. sa1
G tHEsAPEAKE AND OHIO Rail-
p 81 4; s anAD;Ion and after sEPTFMBER IsT
d. n 40 aEoo9 TEAMS leave Richmond tsnn..
$40 4. M.zM Il tpIG Tsirs for The WHIT. g.,
pnur springs, Connecting At Gordonsyilie with IN
WWE asSS,,. Aiexandria and Manassas train Sor
Taas.nipSton and North, and Lynchbure and Sontb
Joy Z. M.-hCCCAMGDhTIONT RIIN nor
asveS except on Saturday, vhicS tayfs
we with tee night trains on the Oranre Sie%an-
ara apd u sna Mx5aSsao railroad for LYSCHBURa
, On and after the 10th OF September, pa ssrr
HSh TRAIN will run between Stanton and ~
" mite Sulphur, as follows: A'" "uo 'ns
Leave YES Staunton on THURSDAY and SAT.
Arrive az White sulphur at %, & -
hs" ave, M nlrs sulphur on WEDNESDAY
arrive at stsnnton 23s 2. II
rtga tlcSsts at low rates, sold to ali noisa
.o sursneT ini9rmatisn may be obtained At tina
NO Passenger Trains are run on sundavs.
A. II. PERRY.
Jayror N-,ru General Superintendent.
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