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when Governor PiEREp0sr n1sde bis re-
cent speech in Fairmont declaring that GRAFT
.ould not be elected over ysErIEIahe won.
der was that he afterwards held his pos..'o''
as delegate to the Philadelphia Con'eh'.oi'.
He claims to have had remote mop. .l'.:'
somebody else than GRAFT wo"'a ~ ny ,,,af
mated: but everybody else was eei'''" ''''s
Tho ot,,ce.boIdcrs' Convention "oH'u W
Anrnod 10 nominate him. This fact the
,.a.',,,,o, found out when he got to fnita-
,s,,,h;, Az soon as he seems TO have come
- that conclusion he took leave Of his asso-
c;,,cs and .swent his ways"
This scene of separation took place IN y
meeting Of the delegation to which he BE-
,opgcd. He did so in the following ian
guage:
lie s,id he had been ono OF the first 10
mid in organizing and sustaining the Repubii-
cam ro,ty. lie had devoted his best energies TO
II. in sunshine and in storm, and had braved
everything to give success to its principles,
and would do SO still. He had hoped when
selected, without solicitation, to come as a
delegate to this Convention that there might
lc stiIl an opportunity TO save the. party by
the nomination Of an acceptable presidential
candlate--onc who would obey the laws
and respect the popular will. But it Is now o''
evident that il was hoping against hope
that this is not a meeting for dclibclation us
TO the interests of the Republican party or
Of the country, but a meeting to obey the
exactinc demands of arrogant power. Nelthcr
the admonitions. of Cincinnati nor of Sum-
nor are needed, and it is resolved to destroy
tho organization to crafty mere personal
government. This he added: Il therefore
withdraw from the delegation, and give you
this timely notice, to I'LL my place. shai'
then be free to give my earnest support 10
Horace Greeley" sgt e.r, 81. =
The Governor withdrew in Silence, his
ro)lcarucs said not a word. lie has been
always remarkable for his frmness In DE
opinions, which he has never Jailed to mann
tain whether in minority or majority. ~
Il is notable fact that there have been q
good many Withdrawals from delegations 10
the Philadelphia Convention. As selections
of delegates to a party convention are mace
from amongst the most influential anu promi'
ncnt of the party men, dcscrtiolls from
amongst them are. highly significant. We
never knew of so many of these CALCULATIONS
As have occurred in the delegations 10 Tue
GRANT Convention. They show widespread
detection. There can he no question Oh IL
Such men would not leave if they fo'lhd io
one to keep their company, ana less sui
would they quit party which they believed
would be victorious.
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Thought Better On 1t.

The Committee on the Platform oil the
PHILADELPHIA Convention had a difficult TASK
to perform. The bloody GRANT k;'tlc'ls
wanted to put in Us much of negro ana XII
kIuyism us possible. and pressed claims for
this purpose. But they were "shorn" ol
their tiJ-cnds. The military and repressIvc
measures TO secure q fair election an the
South 1--WE all know what that mcans), ac-
cordng to MoRToN's idea, were urged with
especial CLERGY. But the committee did not
think il wise to crystalizc them i'll the plat
form, and 50 let them slide. They were conf
PEELED to justify what had been done, but rs
for recommending the continuation OF the
old measures or originating new ones they
were afraid Of that.
This is an excellent sign. What has caused
it? Liberalism and the Cincinnati ticket.
But for these the Philadelphia Convention
would have stood up to MORTON. Against
the Democratic party proper the GRANT
party would have opposed its most relentless
policy. The division upon the war line
would have been maintained, and the con-
test would have been again, as the Radicals
are pleased to style it, "between loyalty and
rebelHon.'' Gut the forces in the field being
changed, and a powerful allied army having
risen up behind Washington opposed to the
rulers there, they are diverted from their tac'
tics of continued war upon the South. This
is indeed great point gained. II the oppo'
sition shall unite and stand firm we shall
drive out these rulers that have misgoverned
us, put an end to the sectional war, and re-
store peace to the land.
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A,py,ynRn AND FREpERIcSsDuRe hA .I.
AIM ,r,,,a ,res,lework at Freestone Point
has been completed, as has also the m'u .sse
.'.a,c ro,,tc OF the Alexandria and Frcder-
;..sh,,ry railroad viii be laid by Saturday
night Alexandria Gazette.
THIS is glorious news! At last the capital
Of the most famous OF the States Is put IN an
mil communication with the Federal capital
They are but little over one hundred h''',s
arart. and between them there has oeen o''''
q mixed rail and water line. with It's "e''. :
and SUSPENSIONS, for st least twenty NV.
,oncer than il should have existed. NOW
that we have gotten through that iol,s is.io"
Of de,,y in communication Win N'sA'n
TON and the terrible ann oyances OF Tue WIZ
-. e.,.vcs and mail suspensions, we scarcely
Lnov how they have been endured. We
s,,r,, mo- peoplc were ever better prepared
he suffering to hail a great relief witf esfech'
inv than are the people of Richmond 70 wei
come the all.rail line between their city anu
the National capital. %
We supposc, as the line will be bn,shco
tonight. the trains may he expected TO run
through in all the next week. IL IS 70 De
hoped when they do run that the time VIII
be in keeping with railroad time on all great
na,iono, passenger routes, and also in keep
;no with the average fares of such routes.
Poor Virginia has suffered in her inter-
course. and it is time that, by something fke
modern enterprise and that wise policy
which builds up business by reasonable
fares. she should derive advantages siml-
lar to those enjoyed by other States from
saeacious railroad management. What she
wants is rapid communication with the caPi-
t,I and her sister States. that people who are
inclined to sec her lands and general re-
so,r,cs may come quick aud at reasonable
fares. If they can do this their numbers will
lie multiplied and their disposition to invest
money or to live in Virginia will he greatly
stimulated Nothing will do so much to ill.,
crease our population and general wealth.
If the Richmond and Washington line shall
adopt thctruc policy, in short time its pas
sencer trains will lie crowded and scene OF
life and prosperity will animate its route
that the most Sanguine Spectator mas not
dreamed of.
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S1,OOO,OOO. ei SEe c1SCr 6 + 4 ND

IL l,OtJU,ONJos GIFT COSCERTIN AID
OFTHE PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY,
AT LOUISVILLE, kY.-By authority In the act oil
the Legislature Incorporating the Public Library OF
tRANDGlFT CONCERT In the great hall OF the
Public Library Building, In Louisville, by, ON
SATURDAY. September q, 1872.
This magnificent hall, known MS Weisigcr HAL, Is
the largest, most centrally located. and best ar
ranged for large and fashionable audiences OF any
in Isousville and is fitted upin superb style. The
building has front OF 1888 feet Fourth street by
Gently purchased for the Public Library ut cost OF
s2lU,0no. Three large rooms are now fitted up for
library. and contain about 10000 volumes nnu
museum of 1000 specimens, now open anu Tree 10
the gratuitous and enjoy OF all citizens OF
every State n the ERiSn i i the on ane
no,lnced to raise the money with which to pay the
balance of the purchase money due upon the Pubic
Library building to enlarge the library, and to so
end0w the institution as to make 1t self-slistaining
and forever beyond the necessity of calling upon
any Individual who the books for the contri-
button Of single cent towards It's support.
80 100000 TICKETS OF ADMISSION
will be Issued ut so each half tickets, S5i quarter
tickets ~ 5e IL whole tickets for 300; Is for $2s5
50 for $500 lI3 for $1,000 2s5 for Ta,J00; SIS for
$4,000. No discount Oh less than 800 worm OIL
tickets at n time. - 81. ~. a.rH~ ~ -
letter. The money for them may he sent ny ADAMS
Express Company and Its connections, pOst-ofhcc
MONEY order, registered letter, or bank draft. B..
The holder of each ticket, or fraction Of tlckct
"a half or quarter) is entitled To admission To me
concert and To the gift awarded to 1t. During the
concert the sum Of " y ..as
- 100000 IN CURRENCY
will be given to the holders Of tickets by distribution
by lot OF ONE THOUSAND GIFTS, as follows
f,l, ~
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At the Philadelphia Convention orr

AT the Philadelphia Convention our /. cav
and festive" young townsman Colonel POP,
HAM fresh from Olympus (personating Mer-
eury1 announced that "the gods are jastn
Very gratifying intelligence indeed; for In
ages past they were in the habit of doing
some discreditable things But the Colonel
announced that they had decreed that Re-
puoiscanism was to triumph under the ban.
ner OF !" SIC scn.per Tpaanisn--i. O., that
the OLD coat Of arms was to be reversed the
dear goddess prostrate aud the tyrant's heel
upon her. The Colonel vowed he would.
carly out the edlet OF the gods. His fata.
VIII DO TINT Of the bull that assailed the
engine, and The gods can't save him,
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3fsnH
ERA HEALTHY DIGESf ON. -Iaie
/. rendered rnissssl,ie when .sle dts i've rgyaDs
are ,mpaired. Food becomes repab9 9, tho ,edy
enaeiased, the Hind. depresscd, ana neianchely
hroods over you. TUFTS VEGETABLE LIVER
PILLS Is the remedy Tor these evils they produce
sound digestion, create good appetite, imFart re-
frcshing sleep and ciieerfninessof mind.
CHARLESTON, 8. c., August I, 1865.
Or. IT. H. Tut:
Dear sr,-I wish 10 inform you nnd IL yo1 desire
you can publish II, that hareheen afflicted for up
wards of seven years with dyspepsia. could eat
nothing that agreed with me. ! became emaciafed,
had no energy, and felt gloomy and melancholy all
titc time. have been using your LIVER PILLS
for three weeks. and have experienced the greatest
hereat have fine appetite. and can now est any
thing. IcorIaliy recommend them TO all who have
/ dyspepsia. DENNIS o'hALLOAah'
DR.. TUFTS HAIR, DYE contains no sugar iead.
te a-eodIw&w1t fF l. k,.,..gs. cry
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tera to escour Amsssan ceafmerce and
Eiehassnth. Nh besiesc thai Che modest
rarriotism the earnest purpQse the sound
iridgmens4 the placticat Wisdom, the incor-
ruptibie integrity, and the ilIustrsols services
of JIysses s. Grant have commended him to
the hearts OF. the people, and with him at our
head we start to-day upon new march TO
victory.
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ha" TURKISH BATH TOWELS. F.
The cheapest aD9 bast assorted stock Of HUCKA-
BACK and DAMASk TDwELS:e
Also. fine assortment Of DAMASK TOWELS /;
BLEACHED TURKISH ToWELLlEG, used for
ycsting; -.
RIEACHED DOYLIES 1T aNc. a doztn;
nj CACHED NAPKINS, all amalitics;
TURKE Z REID PINK, GREEN, and GOLDEN
FLAX D0YLIEs; sEt "
The latest novelties I'm PINK, GHEhat ana
l GOLDEN FLaE CLOTHS; gs.1t
BLEACHED, HAL and BROWN
..r DAhiASk, ut prices TO suit:
WINE DAMASk. In beautiful designs; se Fl.
RUSSIA. CRASH, ToWELLING LINEN,
LINEN SHEETiNGS;.s ts..s44.. & fset ~ /
PIQUES, striped, plain, and corded; st, ~ !.
MARSEILLES VEST PATTERNS, at, g.g.f /
Levy BROTHERS., !
nv 20 1918 and 1918 Main street. /
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n sPnef AL eTECEs.
hSs- MORE NEWsAND ELEGANT
aoobs FoR JUNE AND JULY.
~ sInM /. on xrrpa afsD spRfEGs-GOERs.

80 HoME-sTATERs AED sPRfSGs-GoERs.
r. II. PRICE 4 co.
are again in market, and arc opening. by express
aud steamers, large additions Of NEW AND ELE-
CANT GOODS I'm each department. III sE
Long line of NEW PRINTS-a great show in all
the new fgares-for ladies' ana cffildrsH-in
mosuuing and half-noprning styles;
DRESS GOODS IN BLACK and cole RED SILKS;
JAPANESE SILKS and OPLlES; HI Il 40
GRENADINES, black and eolored- Variety
sATIN-STRIPED HEREANIS and ,GKENA-
DINEs-cbeeked;-
DOLLY WARDEN CAatBRtCS and PRINTS;
FRENCH and ENGLISH oRGkHDfEs, both sg-
ured and plain;
LAWNS and JxCCoNETs, from The lowest to the
highest grades. y ~ 49, ft 80
FANCY GOODS In SILK SCARFS, LACE and
LINEN COLLARS CORSETs, GLOVES OF
IN all kinds, PARAs0LS of every make, HO-
SIERY, &c. 81. II vs. 4.e 53ytlr
LADIES' and GENTLEbIEN,S. UNDERSFHRTS,
CHILDREHS UNDERsHIRTs, SOCKS,
FANS, re-, &c. ~ III If $f5xf
CLOTHS, CAssIMEREs,and vEsTINGS for gen.
ytle,nen sud boys; fDRILLINGs, plain and fancy;
DUCKS, &c. zoe 5.ssz ,s,.sr...
IRISH LINENS AND OTHER LINEN GOODS.
In spite Of the recent heavy advance nsuch goods,
as well rs In woollen goods the stock now on band
will be sold out at old prices.
jc5 I. r. PRICE Il co.
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General GRANTS remark upon hearing tiiat
he was renominated was: it gives me Nv
surprise, as the delegates were instructed
to vote for me-" Exactly and "thank you
for uotbjr' - ..@.
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DIED.

On the 9th Instant JOSEPH PARKER, son OF
Joseph II. and Virginia A. Jones, aged FIVE months
and eighteen days. :. ,..,ss,i. u;,--.
-. "t'ateuts, meet me III peace" -,.
Danyllc Register please copy. ..... ....... :
june It'll. 1872, HATTIE, beloved daughter OF
Michael and Mary Ncllfgan; aged Two years, SIX
mouths. and nine days.
Baltimore Sun and Norfolk papers please copy.
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The parson who prayed at the opening Oh
the Philadelphia Convention said 10 DIS
PRAYER that call men were as gras'iiopp.is
before the Lord. -" He was thinking OF tine
Radicals who have come upon us as plag'e,
and in the South eaten up almost every green
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ma. THE .KLOsTERFRAU COLOGNE.
We have imported direct from koln {Gcrnianyla
case OF this very elegant and finest of all German
Coognes, and arc enabled to cell tatrednced prices.
L. WAGNER 6 CO., Druggists, ]
lie 1-qt* Sixth and Broad streets.
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wood AND COAL.

DEsT FREE-BURNING ,ANTHRA
ID CITE-Egg Stove, and Nut-and extra CUlf-
BERLAND and CLOVER HILL COAL, all kinds,
clean and full measure, at companys prices, for
Dealers hotels, ma,i'iiacuirrs and fatalities. Btsl
choking COKE. Dry tlnart,pine and Oak kindling,
cn,sing. aud cord WOOD cheap.
Mr. r. Ii. RElSs Is with mefana asks bis friends
PATRONAGE. IL y; IL WATKINS,
my 1-tOtI3in So. - 49, 3sI.s %
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MARRIED.

In Marlinsburg. West Va. on Tuesday, June atf,
at the residence of the brides uncle james L. Gun:
iiiIitht.,n Eai by Rev. Lewis II Wilson, MIR JOHN
CARTER /. EGG and Miss BELLE CUNNING
HAM, daughter Of the late w. W. Cunningham oil
Rat k,.i,,
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mpTHE ATTENTfoy OF PHYsI-

Nc THE ATTENTION, OF =. H Is
CLANS is c,Iled 10 the new and valuable prepara-
tiop OF Professor Liebreleh- ROToN-CHLoRA
HYDRATE-vcry valuable in treatment Of neural
gia, insalhnfa and cerebrospipal meningitis, act
ing on the cerebral nerves only, md not on the
heart Also, DE: LIEBREICHS ESSENCE OF
PEPSLN, prepared on scientific principles. ,rsi
=. III L. WAGNER 6 CO.. Druggists, 4
90 7ot# Sixth and Broad streets
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NT-BL ACK SATIN STRIP GRENA-
DINE-the most fashionable article of dress goods
In use at slIo aud $l?5 per yard worth $Iao and ".
IRON GRENADINES 1t all priccs-some rcnlarka-
bly, chcap. Also, great bargains In HERNANiS
and GRENADINES; ali of which have been ,'ir-
chased by our senior partner since the great decline
in prices. LEVY BROTHERS,
1913 and 1915 Main street.
LACE-TRIMMED LINEN COLLARS at Ice.
my 20 RIB .tF2f (. @.ts. -' s...
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will be given to the holders OF tickets by distribution
by lot Of ONE THOUSAND GIFTS, Is follows:
- - ~ - IST OF GIFTS

Total 1000 gifts, all cash. 100000
This Concert Ike tllh first hf the 10Th Of, DecGm;
her las, (which WAS decidedly successful, and a,
which the first grand Gift drawn Ivy and paid 10
Mr.. John 4. Durf, of Memphis, Tcnn.J Is for the
Public LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY.
The Farmers aud Droycrs Bank Is treasurer, ana
the corportSrs ana ts a5e an
distinguished citizens Of the State;
Should any tickets be left unsold on the day Of tho
drawing, they will be destroyed, and the one thou
sand gifts offered will all be drawn and paid, but
diminished In value IN proportion to the percenage
fr dlsU of the tickets are sold s Capital FIT viii be
reduced to $75,OOp, and all the others IN propof1o
The Hon. THOMAS l.. BRAMLETTE, late Governor
OF Kentucky has consented 10 represent the trustees
in the management of tIis second Grand Gift Con-
cert, and he will personally see that the money from
that the drawing is fairly conducted and the gifts
Justly awarded and PROMPTLY paid.
The drawing win take place In public, IN full view
of the audience, and under the immediate super
vision and direction of the officers and trustees Of
the Public Library OF Kentucky and the following
named eminent and dlsntercs'ed citizens To nave
cniiscntuh b, bs present and see that all IL 1alrIy
'I Hon. H. r. HARDIN. Judge Court Appeals Keu-
'" Hon. ). PROCTOR KNOTT, late member Con-
Hon. Ii. VI. BRUCE, Judge Ninth Judicial Dis
: General &c i ELI Fl. MURRAY, United States Mar
shall District Kentucky 80
Hop, Il. CoCRAS. Chancellor Louisiana Chancery
'I HON. E. d. srANDIFokb, pfSsideiit rasmers
lion. join BARBEE. Manager Royal Insurance
Compsny, Liverpool.
Colonel PHIL. LEE, Commonwealth Attorney
Ninth Judicial District. - ase..st
DR. C. GRAHAM founder Graham Cabinet.
Colonel JILSOS P. JOHNSON, Manager Gall
Dr. +. 8. BELL, Professor Medical University,
Louisville. - .
Hon. j. G.. BAXTER, Mayor Louisville. 49,,
Hon. 4. l.. BURN EFT, City Attorney. srss
HENRY WOIFORn, Treasurer Louisville.
+ A. q. BRASNfS. President 0f Manufacturers
FiffiLtP JUDGE; IF the Louisville Hotel Conn
"a IA tEs ,sRIDeGroRD, President sfsona Ma.
tIonai Bank. ~ =. t -, Z, 4, - -,
&c. Johnston President Traders Bank.
Ii; VICTOR, NEWCoMB, firm Of Newcomlt
u ENRY DEEPEN, PresidGnt Gtttiaii Bank; -.
IS ANDREW GRAHAM, tobacco and cotton iner-
i DE. MoRyIN GREEN, President L. and c, short
w Vol. ROSE, Agebt Adams Express, Company
~ r. r. DUkRETT,, President ,p
,ra.f W. n: HALDEMAN, ice-Prcsidept.
ssat FARMERS AND TRADERS BANK,
Those who desire further information, or who
wish to act rs agents for the Baic OF tickets rs well
as those desiring purchase should address
- - THOMAS e. BRAsLETTE,
Agent Pulhic Library Of Kentucky,
Public Library Building Louisville, NY
Circulars, giving full particulars, sent on Ippisca-
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Vi, n5p DRESS GOODS, DRESS GOODS.
HANDSOME PLAID JAPANESE CLOTH at ls3c.
~ Worth 9sc. per yard; ss
SILK WkRPJAPANESEat 5cc. worth 7sc.;
COTTON JAPs, an excellent Intuition of silk, at
a7lc. per yard worth Soc; .sls ~
SILK-STRIPED. and CHECK GRENADINES
&c. per yard worth Ssc.
Great bargains In PlQuES,, BISHOP ana VIC
ToRIA LAWNS, and other white goods, at
LEVY BROTHERS.
LINEN COLLARS, embroidered and trimmed
with lace, ut loo. worth &c. my 70
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NAT NECk-TI Els, SCARFS, AND
BOWS.-We call particular attention to our stock
Of the above goods, and especially to the BEAuTi-
Full sCARFS at 6ac. worth 81. They Will go fast
at that nrice. 80 call before 10 Is too late.
A large stock Of RIBBONS, IN all widths AMI
colors: all Of the new shades In GROS GRAlN
RIBBONS.
A full assortment Of CHIPS, PRINCES, and
BUTTONS, at LEVY BROTHERS.
1913 and 1915 Nlaiu street.
Look at the LINEN COLLARS, trimmed with
lace and embroidered. ~ lot. worth &c. my 20
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GOAL AND WoOD.-Anthraeite Coal;
~ Cibtcr Hill and Cumberland Coal. Oak and
Pine Wood greatly reduced prices, at Nineteenth
and Cary streets. )
le 5-pOuot e.. ii. FACE q W. I!
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desply yo,i1da ID his dseapitssion. %.
Wnsor will not be abe TO soostie Their
1T is veryseIsar thatthe fHll purport ana
.be. inevitable consequences Of the adoption
Of MFR. Greeley rs the Democratic eandid az
for the presidency are not comprehended ny
the people Of Virginia IN their entirely
ta,lntoa Valley Nirgtniaa- ---sG->~-~--. -,
Not gin their entirety~ Then what VIII
become of the people ?
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: NTIlKAClTE COAL,

= NTHKAClTE COAL, II
Dieclpa re,ns cargo of superior FRaHKtnN LoR:
BERRY RED ASH ANTHRACITE COAL-cgg,
stove, and chestnut sizcs-for sale by
s, P.LATHROP,..
ape SeYeEeenth-Street drawbr1dCe. s
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RICHMOND. FREpERICKSErRG ASpI
pAcnM Al, IniHlI My IL La Z

POTOMAC ROUTE, May -. ET?. I
MAIL TRAINS RUN THROUGH TO
WI QUANTICo IN LIEU or AQUA GREEN.
I'm = few days the schedule will bc changed. For
u UtP DAY MAIL leaves HyT'i-strcc, station l:;:o
Up NIGHT MAIL leaves Byrd-Strrct station.
uP ACCOMMODATION leaves Ero'"l-Str"c' sla-
lion, 8 y. NJ. (raccpt On SiIndays.)
DOWN DAY MAIL arrives at Eyrd-Sircet sta.
"I DoWS NIGHT MAIL arrives at Dyr-strect ,r,.
ton. S A, M. (exccnt Oh Montlays.)
DOWN ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN arrives at
lsroad-Street station, sS7 a. H. except on S"n.
ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN runs To nlilfurtionly.
Prase sellers bound wtStrin Balthnorrand Ohio rail.
road will Ivy taking the I22e r. NJ. mall hence connld
more and Ohio railroad. BY the +. NJ. they viii
connect with the so 4. NJ nj Relay House. the
same rUad--the former being the quicker linr for
points west myn
NIIESAPEAkE AND ONO RAIL
oRQAD.--t)n and aflcr May 9Th PASSEhGE..
TRAINS will leave Richmond ts"n'ay7 cS"1h"2
sao 4. M.--MAIL TRAM for ile White Sulphur
Springs, connecting 1T torlois, I've with "or4t,
Alexandria AMI Manassas train for Washington aud
North aud Lymhnrp aud south.
AIS r. M.-ACCuMMODATiu TRAIN lorG"f
louisville. except on SATURDAY, on which day l"nr"'
at & =. ~ This train roucrs al ior'iir,iI'r VIA
the ni;:ht traiIs III The Orange. S'rNhtr'a ai Vi
ToN. '''''''''' ''' : '>,''' ' '' ~
Through tickets mt low rates, sold To MI p!r's
Storage tickets from IirrrIssi. Qma'nSt4""'
Amsterdam. An,WrII linn'rg iia.r", hm 30, ,u,
on this read, can bc Bought or The General lrhl
Agent at Richmond, ar ran hp ordered ihi"'lSb Any
station agent on tho roa'l
Further information may br obt:i'""h ~ LIE '"hf'
NJ passeDgrr trains are run on Sundays.
4. ~. PERRY, General Superintendent.
Il r.. ID,
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