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Poison IN POSTAGE STAMPs.-A few days
since Dr.. l.. Cheslcy, Of Nottingham, we'll
known and prominent physician in Rocking
ham county, received d letter from an I'M
known source, containing two postage
stamps, with an urgent request that he should
send by return mail letter to Il given ad-
dress in New York city. The Doctor COM
piled with the request, using one of the
stamps just received in mailing the return
letter, wetting the stamp by laying it upon
his tongue. He was instantly seized with a
mysterious fainting sensation, accompanied
with severe convulsiye action Of the heart,
difficulty Of breathing, and prcklinc
numbness of his whole system. He said
to his wife, standing by, 81 am pois-
oned by that stamp" She says, at
cannot be- and taking the remaining
stamp applied small portion Of it to her
tongue, when she was seized with precisely
the same, though much more severe, symp-
toms, which have Frustrated her for several
days. Notmore than one-twelith part Of the
adhesive side Of the stamp was applied to
Mrs. Chesley's tongue. At the time Of using
the stamp DR.. Chesley had in his mouth a
ouid of tobacco, which he thinks was an an
tidote to the poison the stamp no doubt con-
tained. Your informant has the above di-
rectly from the Doctor, who is very intelli-
gent, straightforward man, who has his own
theory for accounting for this design upon
his life, as he thinks it evidently was The
remaining postage stamp has been sent to
Boston for analysis, and the Doctor is de-
termined to know more OF case of which he
now knows so little.-Nashua IN. H.) Tele-
graph.
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TIE NEGRO AS A PoLITICIAN.--From the
time the negro was admitted to the franchise
we have uniformly contended that the new
voter should be. given fair chance, so that
whatever of good there is in him may be de-
veloped. The experiment thus far, It must
be confessed, has not been greatly to his Gre
dit as citizen and statesman. Here in
Kentucky Sambo is not of much force politi-
cally, but what power he has he uses yea
lousy, but not wisely or well. An inordinate
interest is taken by him in every election, and
he too frequently adopts as his motto the
Injunction "vote early and Often" In
the matter of voting he has infinitely
the advantage of other people because OF
the difficulty of Identification in his case, and
he does not hesitate to avail himself of this
advantage to the utmost. He has been taught
to believe that the more votes he can cast
against the Democracy the more deserving
he will be esteemed by all true patriots, and
the consequence is that he sometimes eXer-
cises his newly-acquired right at as many
yoting-places and as many times Mt each
voting-place as he conveniently can. It is
only necessary to turn his coat or make some
other slight change to enable him, with his
unimpreSsible features, to pass for Mr. Caesar
Johnson in the eyes Of election officers who
an hour before have recorded him rs Mr..
Pompey Brown.--Louisuile Cour1er-Jou1'-
nal. .gy -~..-s.s ..r.. 9
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kinsilysbuk fr1nig. asI,ts rnothar sad 4 bish
sensefs.oE her duty I'D tiisg nastar. IA ard
requested shat no officer of the law Sc, san l
alter ZION, pledging that the State sboslid
ne put to no expense ofi'hts account. aud chat
ne should be delivered at tue prison on Wed.
nesday. She has kept her word. Weflnestiav
morning she called ut the capitol IN q car
riage, the son sitting by her side. After a last
appeal to the Governor could he
answered only as before-Bhe drove, broken
hearted, to the Nashville penitentfary. and
delivered the prisoner to Warden Chumbley.
The episode is one Of the most singular II,
our criminal annals. Never before. we be
Heve, did mother make such q sacrifice or
mtkeif more nobly. But who In this nm.
charitable world will give her credit for the
grand moral heroism that moved her thus to
deliver her son to the tender mercies of
penitentiary In order that he might expiate
d crime he had committed against his coun.
Ledger.
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A CRUEL HoAx.-A London newspaper
calls attention to an ingenious fraud lately
perPetrated in that city. 1t appears that
canard had been put into circulation to the
effect that the penny pieces Of 1854, issued by
the British mint, by some mistake contained
large quantity Of gold. The authors Of this
statement seemed to have commenced opera
lions by going about to the newspaper boys
and flower girls and offering them two pence
or three pence for pennies Of the above date.
The news spread, and these boys and girls,
out of their scanty earnings, began buying
instead Of selling, and the authors of the de
ception gradually raised the price, and sue
ceeded in disposing of a large number of pen
mics, which they had been for some time accu-
mulating, at prices ranging from six pence to
a shilling.
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A REMARKABLE CRIMINAL CAsF.-Three
wears ago w. F. Hewitt was sentenced to
five years imprisonment in the Tennessee
penitentiary for robbing w. j. Weakley's
store, in Edgetield, of large amount OF
goods. His health was bad, and lie was put
at light work in the shoe-shop OF the prison.
After serving two years and four months he
and another convict named Smith succeeded
III scaling the walls at highland making their
escape. They both came to Louisville, where
Smith was recaptured. Hewitt subsequently
committed theft in this city, and was sent
to the Kentucky penitentiary. he was dis
charged short time ago. Helpless from a
complication Of diseases, without friends or
money, and convinced that he would be
hunted UP and taken back to Tonnes
see to serve out his time there, he chose
the desperate alternative Of surrendering
himself. His mother, who resides in Edge,
field, was startled last Monday night BY his
entering the house and announcing that ne
was ready togo baekto prison if the authorl-
ties so decided. He presented most dis
tressing spectacle, and his mother determined
upon an effort To secure his pardon. She.
ssnt q friend to Governor: Brown on. Tuesday
with an earnest appeal In behalf OF her son,
but the case ,yas ora into which considers
lions or Executive clenency could not pos.
sfbly enter. As--HeHlitsW was an escaped
convict, pardon was Of course ont, ,ql7 the;
question, and 60 Governor Brown tntimated,
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lera branciI fsilfoad stcfls sss AslsSsts Sas.
ppi and Ohio szAilrnads to- the scosi.heds
81. near shurg has surveyed, and il IA
tss,ought Y min be built ut no. distant day
atsIls coal fsst now ;wagoned t. the .raii.
s aSan) and there win then !; BE !. direct
Ml-sal communication between Bicksb,rp
anu-Weii, every where. !. But my subject
s.oWs upon me. Icannot do It Justice In one
communication, md must close this lest n
gaoW prosy bullet me call upon thtc. ,citi.
zen, lens OF inc state, and especially those of the
r,s SousnEest 70 rliy to the support Of this
p.on,ishg state enterprise, and to! be en-
JJu ,.:.pIs ny the hcS that Kansas Is already
,n S., IN income OF sle,0 600 from half her
capital Of 100000. Shall Old virginia ever e
more anon. s,js d BoTEroURT.
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Singular Conduct Of a Minister.

Al the late session Of the Baltimore Meth
oai>t Episcopal Conference, Rev. Charles b.
Potter, young man highly recommended,
was appointed to the charge OF IweIlth-
street Methodist Episcopal chapel EAST
Washington. On the 18th instant owed
nc,day lasO he arrived here and took up
his quarters near the church, in which he
conducted the prayer meeting on the follow
ing night, and made quite a favorable impress
sion. o.. Friday morning, without any eN-
planation other than he did not think that he
was the proper man for the place, he packed
up his trunk and lett the city, as is supposed,
Tor his home Washington Star.
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DISASTROUS FIRE IN INp1ANA--DEsTRUc-
TON OF FIFTEEN BUILDINGs.--C Cincinnati
March 19--Nearly the entire business por-
stroyed by fire last night. The losers are w
T. Hazard, dry goods; Charles Hubbard, dry
goods; Jacob segrist, grocer; James Haley,
Saloon; Frederick Ball, tailor; Samuel Coop
er, dry goods Williams g. Day, livery stable
Peter Babolt, baker; Morris flanagan, dwell.
ing; John Nestle, boots and shoes; David
MeCarty, saloon; and Jonathan James,
shoes. The Jail and other buildings We're
badly damaged. Both hotels and the print.
ing office are entirely destroyed. Fifteen
houses were burned to the ground, besides
q number of stables and sheds. But four OF
the houses were insured. The loss will pro-
badly reach S150, 900.
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Sewers.

still think that it would be very desirable
that none of the nght-soil should pass into
the canal or even the river, and trust and
believe the time will come when the water
closet with all its dangerous appendices of
traps, soil pipes, and sewer connections, will
be superseded by the earth or carbon closets,
or by the plan of Ross Winans, of Baltimore.
who proposes that each house shonld he sup
Piled with air-tight iron vessels that may be
conveyed by rail to the country, and having
their contents prepared as most valuable
fertilizer, without injury to the health or
offence to the senses.-Dr. j. c. Hail, Of
Washsnpton.
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CHESAPEAKE. AND OHIO RAIL-
" ROAD.-On and after, September lt;P Assem-
GER TRAINS viii leave Richmond ,(SundaY5 ex-
cepted) as follows: - - go. ~, -. e-,s,.
ESQ A. M.-AiAIL TRAIN for the White Sulphur
Springs, connecting at Goronsville With the oranges
Aleynndria and Manassas train for Washington ana
North. and I,ynchburg and South 20
sss r. M-ACC COMMON ALTON TRAIN for Cor.
louisville except on Saturday, on which Gay !eayss
at5P. NJ This train connects ut GordonSv1lle Win
the night trains on the Grunge, AIeSandra and, IA
nassas railroad for I4YSCHBURG and WAsH1Nd'
TON. ..s..,-a.:, .I-g =. M ,,,..,,
Serthwes and stt sSut Ta Liyerpool
Anisfarfiam. Antwerp Hamburg, Hayre, Rotterdam,
Bergen, Coueagens and Gothenburg 70 all R9ins
on this road, can. be bought OF the GeasrAl 1ckst
gent at Richmond or can be ordered thro1gn any
Further information n,ay be obtained at the Com.
No M nsssengcr trains are run on Sundays, -.
4Si9 - A. II. PERRY, General SupefiMcnoe1L
i, JAMES +. NRrHERLASD, Genaral 1ic3e1 aSeuH
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Judge Dayis's Acceptance"

The letter originated in the Boston Trdce-
Ter in special Washington dispatch, and is
pronounced by Judge Davis to be forgery,
~ he never saw one word Of such letter
until it was shown to him in print; and be-
sides he has written no letter whatever on
rl,e sulinnt
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CLOTHING.
TOHN LATOUCHE, IA
MERCHANT TAILOR, VIZ
G1f MAIN STREET,
EIRTHlNG

having removed to more eligible store calls atten-
ton To the largest and best
SPRING STOCK
of Cloths, Cassimeres, and Vcstings; Diagonal and
Figured Coatings, Scotch WOrstcd and Cheviots,
Silk, Valenti, and Mrscillcs Vestlngs, lie has ever
purchased.
All the style: Of goods produced for the season have
been received and will be made up III the best mall
ner according To tie latest style.
ASclciting an examination, will take pleasure In
showing the goods At the new store,
NH 9l-at G17 MAIN STREET.
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r. c. Valentine is appointed postmaster at
Greenyille, Augusta county, Va, Uice John
Waggoner, resigned. Joseph II. Hopping is
appointed postmaster at Mountain Cove,
Fuyctte county, W. Va. At laurel, Sussex
county, Del, benjamin }. Moore appointed
postmaster, ctce j. II. Riggin, declined.
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HyDRopHoBn.-A colored man named
Isaac Keith, supposed to be suffering from an
attack of hydrophobia, was caught this eve
ming, after long chase, near Hunting Creek
bridge, and safely secured in Jail, but not
until he had succeeded in biting colored
woman and horse.-Alerdndrta Gazette.
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DEATH OF COLONEL ADDISON NCLAUGEIlS.
Colonel Addison, Mclaughlin, of Braxton
county, died on The 18th instant. Colonel
Mclaughlin was somewhere between seventy
and eighty years of age, but was remarkable
even at that advanced period in life for bis
acute mental and physical strength. He lad
served over twenty years in the Legislature
of the Old Dominion. had held many posi-.
tons of honor and trust, and was universally
popular. AS lawyer he possessed the con-
tidence and esteem Of his people, and as O
citizen was respected by all who knew him.
Weston Herald
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THE UTAH ELEcTIoS-AS EASY MORMON
TMuArB.-.Sah Lake City, March 1S.-The
election in this Territory on the question OF
adopting the proposed constitutions, and to
form Il State government, and for members
OF Congress, was held to-day. The Gentilcs
put no ticket in the field, and made no con-
lest; accordingly, the vote was all one way.
The proposed constitution was adopted
unanimously, and Frank Fuller, the Nor
mons candidate for Congress, was elected
without opposition. The Mormon women,
who are electors under the new constitution,
turned out en- masse, and the female vote Is
very large. 1t is believed that the ground Of
their interest in the election is the conviction
that the admission of Utah rs State will he
death-blow TO polygamy. The GentilQs
established no polling. places, and the one
sided election passed of without excitement
Or enthusiasm. 80
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fepys wrote in his diary two hundred
years ago, ~ sent for a cup Of tea "a Chinese
drink Of which never drank before. Last
year the British Empire swallowed an in-
fusion Of about 1e0, COO, 900 pounds OF this
aromatic herb. @
Girl boot-blacks flourish In Boston,
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RICHaoNp.FR ASpa >.
POTOMAC, ROUTE, February. II, 1877. =

IIP4 DAY MAIL leaves, Byrd, Street sta ],
- ton, Richmond, at s:2a &. S,
.Up NlGHr MaiLs leaves Byfdstreet station,
UP ACCOMMODATIONS leaves Erpad-S Street sta-
ton, Richmond, at $3.50 r.. BE except on SundnyGt
ioR, Richmond, ate:lT s3f..y.t sgy S:t. ~ ~ 81
DOWN NIGHT MAIL arrives at Byrd Street sta:
DOWN ACCOBEIODA AXIOM TRAIN arrives at
Broad-street station, Richmond, at sas a. d. lex
cent Slfndayp r&sAtI ~ IktEss&
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS RAINruns to sfi lford only. Z
Travellers bound west CiG Baltimoreand Ohio rai.
With the as N. traina Relay House on she B,iti.
more and Ohio railroad BY the ss5 r. M, they win
connect with the $40 A. NJ. ut Relay House, on the
points west y4.,-..zr sss ts1s ri 10 II,
A SPECIAL. FREIGHT TRAIN, with passenger
Milford on THURSDAY Of each week, leaving Rch-:
mond at Gas A. NJ, arriving ut Milford u 1912 r. b..
Returning, will leave Milford at p NJ, and arrive In
Richmond the same day at sea r.. NJ. Fare the
same as on the accommodations train. NH ti4-
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F'om Newfoundland County.
correspondence Of tie Richmond Disnatch.
Wrs.n,,rnr -, >. =. - = -.

u HEsTAoRELASp COUNTY, EA.,}
1 March 1G, 1872.
Is Your correspondent /" Nomini", gnve an
account of tue burning of the storeIouse at
shaw's Mount on the Odd ultimo. The house
owned by John L. Smith, was not insured.
Mr.. Johnson,s stock OF goods was fully COW
ered by insurance. The fire is supposed to
have caught accidentally from the Chimney.
Ihe flre at Foneswood on the same night is
supposed to have originated accidentally.
The storehouse and dwelling attached. owned
by John K. Peed, Of Washington city, was
not insured; neither was there any insurance
OH MIR. Pullen's stock of goods. The dam
age to either the house or goods. was incon-
siderable. yrvv ~. : - : -, - - : :
On Friday night the 9th instant the store
house ut Oak Row, Richmond county, occu-
pied by Captain j. NJ. Scates was totally con-
s,med by fire. Captain scates lost almost
his entire stock of goods and considerable
quantity of corn. His loss is probably coy
cred by insurance. The house was not in.
sured. The fire is supposed to lave origi-
mated from defective chimney.
In consequence Of the bad weather the
farmers Of this county are very much behind
in their farming operations; but little
ploughing has been done.
The action Of our Legislature in regard 10
the funding bill aud the land scrip. seems to
be generally condemned, and the opinion Is
universal that it is ue1y aceok BODY.
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CLOTHING.

CLOTHING.
OVERCOA1S, all kinds, ut reduced prices;
BUSINESS SUITS from sl3 TO $50;
GENTS LAP RUGS from S. to Sd, worth 50 to So;
GENTS SllAWLS for $3.50 worth Sl0;
CENTS OVER-GAITERS, made in Richmond
GENT'S DRESSING GOWNS for $3.50 worth Sl2
and various styles of FURNISHING GOODS. All
for sale low. WM. IRA SMITH,
and late T.. S. Baldwin,
fc 20 HOO Main street.
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From WASHINGTON.
.,..-.s..,o National Ranks.

oc virginia National Ranks
Gona'''"''"'' ',I,re Of the Richmond Dispatch.
ya-">''''"y W,sn,xaroS. March 20, 1872.
!. an abstract Of the reports
The '"'| ,ho &c T,mptro!cr Of the Currency
ra3r {" -" ,,,,,i;t.,o Of the national banks
sowing Inc o[ ir%ina at the close Of busi-
ja '.'e S" i<,c y. the 18th day OF February,
H. HFSorRCES -.
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a Etljigi% l:3asa CoMMisslOyEa's OFFICER
~ Js.i: q 81 RICHMOND, February %, ls7s.Sf1.


T,YREEf AND WIFE rs. EW0oDsoN,
IL .sc.-Bya decree Of the Chaneery Court OF the
city Of Richmond entered In this cause January
ls72, it is ordered that John u Woodson, SURVIVING
partner of Archibald r.. oodson and himself tate
e. ~ an ssade s Seos
commissioners of this court the Following accounts
l. An account DC all the property and eaeets real
date or the death or the said Archibald z. Woodson,
a, what disposition has beer made OF the saroe.
An account Of ths stock ei g9ods IN the store .!
stock gSods was sold: ana ihs a,ost ths. pro-
ceeds Of such sale and the disposition 81 such pro
An account or the debts due to tie saia aru,iat
fe death Of the sud A, z. WopdSop4 and The dcbts
Gls sess a, f sse
the amount % east debt 2sbow, when. and from
whom dna-whieh OF said debts have been colected.
ssa xhsa as ass b. shsa sa aaa az. I'D
debts SILL remain due aud nnpsah % aid Ayp. Y
4 Anaccouns Of The ds1ts daey by The said 9na at
tns a and he is1nt Of sac SsG
hare been paid, and wtice rrhaaa dus anssapsidby
sasa Az account Of ths real by nadfsm
at the death Of A. Y. Wo6dsont ana of he rats,
issues, aud profits Of the came since haS death
The sesrss alsS ssS9ss ~ ssGoSs s 49, @
geant, &C., and administrator Of, a.. r. Woodson,
= Siss to inquire whether shs rial IN the BIN
iSIdsa 81 Ina sii o. Shslhss tas sane sd
An pef4IsS Interested Efc hereby Motued 3iaA1
Shall, ut my ssid olIre lioa Map en- fhs sth
a,reh @ s 81 S g e
iSsta and an csis aaainst said ssm attbs OF
A. P.Woodsoa Innst then be pSpdrsedS betote me,
s,h proper Pres09f q tas s Tsig2ssnYHuRSAIns
Il ssss4 stss.a ~ Comaistonax IN Ghatsssy.
~ TsJt EVANS, EsQsTsfkS /: 4st.ss 81 " ~
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MACHINE WORKS.-SLOAT & AD-
WI DINGTON, Nos. 1922, 1424, 1923, and 142s
Cary street, and Nos. IL and Is south Fifteenth
street Richmond, Va. We make all kinds Of new
work in the machinist nc repair ali kinds OF work.
We go IN the country to do nil sorts OF work In our
and keep them on hand as we'll Us tobacco screws OF
all kinds, together with bands and bets and all ar
ticlcs for the manufacture Of tobacco. We keep on
hand for sale all sizes Of new and second-huid En-
gines Boilers, Saw-Mis, Grist-Mllls, Power Pumps
Platform Scales, Shafting. Hangers, Pulleys, Gear
and Devil Wheels; and, In fact general assortment
of all useful articles In our line, together with
Judson's Patent Steam Engine Governor; Utica Com
pany Steam-Gauges; Selden's Patent Engine Pncs-
ing; Peet Valves; Globe Valves Tallow Cocks Sell
Oiliag Cups, for both engine and shaflng; E!ue
Cleaners Oh Cans: Water-Gauyes &c. All OF which
we sell ut reasonable prices and on accommodating
terms. n. b. We receive on consignment all kinds
of machinery, both new and secondhand Come and
see us. Toe 81 SL0AT & ADDINGTON.t
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mrvywSs 4 SsrS 49,. y ls
- - - s1saS.ssoSdE6N s8FdsA H4EG8s
T0H71fAnEY.rsrrY i prSTTTSr
4; !, AM. 4, MuaEofK sTENMSsHfP: Esss
49,; s-tgss Pfit EIfEHI1 jTE75.E
y ~ EMPIRE and T.
o. GLEN. eS.nE1ssilg TITS he vii leaye Rfet.
snSha, syeTy MgE.BAI ana THuEEDAT at IA
0cioeK n: ann EuIaCeiptih every sWEONFsUAY
ING H. ,ts s,,s y ne ssls
FLagnE sEeceIyeu ani.y isunGayH excspted) for All
pats OF ennsyIYalias Ns dcssey, and Delaware
also LOT SlIlclUus DaFhntniis HHu NEW GfeaS, Ar q
bills OF l1diug signed tfro tlF7Fa
- Freight taken for Norfolk at moderate rates.
~ Passage tn Philadelphia, including meals and
fstateroOms So. = - - - ~
w. 2. PORTER, Agent, -.
.-s, No. 2425 Dock street, Richmond.
WILLIAM r. CLYDE & Co, gents s
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rFoMAToEs, fresh at ,.,,.,,,, a q
i.k NH IL i&ast - 9s.t.x1 =
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MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA
SPRING AND SUMNER SESSION OF 1879.

The LECTURES OF the spring and summer session
Of 1879 Will commence ON TUESDAY, April 20, ana
continue four months. The course VIII comprise
ular examinations by the Adjunct Faculty. ana
SUPPLEMENTAL COURSE on s1ecial subjects by
~, The y CLINICAL LECTURES win be given ut the
College Hospital, City Hospital and Almshouses,
General Dispensury, Eye and Ear Dispensary, &C.
Matricuhton. 90
For fun course Of lectures, spring, summer,
and winter. ..i..,....... 1zo W
For lectures OF lhe spring and summer course
Far further information address SO s
- : = 2 - III H. L. JAMES, AZ. D..
= II zctS7 Registrar Of Adjunct Faculty,
No. $40 east Grace street, Richmond, Va.
mi, oe-dsssw2tEst fStt Z 7 - 9 =.
LII KINDS OF JOB WORK NEATLY
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DICHM0ND AND DANVHLEf RAIL.
HI ROAD.-On and after December ], 1911 ri
tA'~~' ~ Iy-J,c1.EI' 87''!FE ~. tss4

GOING WEST. - ~ '*s.
Train No. (throngh passenger) leaves Richmond
Vile at lloo A. d.; arrives at Greensboro, at ls2
Train No. G.ynclburg passenger leaves Rich.
mond daily ut DIS A. NJ; arrives at Luxembourg st5
Train No. II (througli msil and expressl leaves
Richmond daily az 2A0 p. NJ: leaves Danyiile datly
ut 1914 2. M; arrives at Greensboro daily at sli2
- ~ 1l;.. 4 GOING EAST = s,a.gl
Train No. ID Through mil and cxpreSs} leaves
Greensboro daily att 76o r, NJ; leaves Danyille
daily at 1912 p NJ arrives ct Richmond r daily af
Train No. 0 Through pdssengery leaves Greene
boro daily Except Snntays) Ut ll95 a. Ms; leaves
Danville ut l;o7P. NJ. .arriyes at Richmonu at sal
Tram No. 10 Il ynchburg passenger Leaves Lynch
burg daily st $50 A. N., leaves BurkeVllic atlP
NJ; arrives Mt Richmond nc 4P. NJ .tt1t.tt.,...
Trains Nos. aud IL connect Mt Greensboro witn
trains on the North Carolina railroad tor oil points
Train No. connects at Burkerille with train on
the Atlaailc, Mississippi and Ohio railroad for all
points southwest and south u . 49,.
THROUGH TICKETS to all points south and
southwest can he procured Mt the ticket Office in
Richmond, and of X r.. WALKER, a gent Of, the At
lantic, Mississippi and Ohio Railroad No. 1923 Aain
Paners that have ARRANGEMENTS 70 advertise the
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