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tuE>ArEASE AND hHlo RAILROAD LOAN
III" suc,,'->,il completion of the negotiation
~ HE So, 0oo, 900 loan of the Chesapeake and
rho Raiiroad Company hy McSsrs. Fisk
aud Hatch. their financial agents. il secured
hy the result Of the Offering for proposals for
~2,.a23,1 700 of the bonds. The proposals re-
r'ivcd amounted 10 E, 39l 200. The amount
rrlnaining after those awarded by the direc.
toI-, which seemed to be for the interest OF
81" company TO accept, is S!'52.Goo, which
sum does not include the 500 bonds. The
lotn is now withdrawn from the market and
tins small balance will N disposed Of al pri-
Hh,o sale. An opportunity is thus afforded TO
those whose proposals were not accepted to
make private bargain for them should they
ir,l so inclined. We understand that the
bids which were accepted averaged about So
pcs ccnt.-Nc,c York Trihuae.
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A "CoRSER" AMONG TIE ZutUs.--" Cor
ncrs" are not coniied to Wall street, New
York, or to State STREET. Boston. Neither
arc they made wholly by dealers in stocks
and bonds. The ZuluS Of South q ica do
not need Il missionary to teach them TO be
shrewd. Though q strong aud robust reo-
pie, they havea decided weakness for woman.
kind. They have is many wives as they
have means to purchase, and unlike many in
civilized countries, they buy not with gold,
or houses, or estates, but with cows. Twenty,
thirty, fifty, or hundred cows are given fol
Il wife, according as the girl is young and
beautiful or otherwise. One boldZulu Ope-
rator with large capital once bought up all
the voting abtl desirable girls in the market
of the whole region and compelled all who
wanted to buy to pay him most exorbitant
prices for wives. OF course there was much
distress, and this disastrous state of things
attracted the attention Of their Government,
and the recurrence of it was prevented by a
law which fixes the legal price of wife to
he only ten cows. No man can collect more
than this by law. He may receive fifty If
he will. but he can force 10 one to pay him
more than ten.-Boston Traveller.
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Tu Tporc<Ep PWpMoNr AND POTOMAC
,..,,r,,,,, .,.vvrv arpoSs ruy BIrE ElrGr
,. ,,,,o,. t,,,,
Nor>FhH,'-h ''i '''S '''o ''"S' ',''',''st VIZ
engineers at The il"dmont ana Iotchi'
l,,iirnad Numrrny have been Engaged III
.r,,,,iu,, = routc for the proposed road
......,., ,n, Rim. r,dro. According TO the
,t,o r,,d : :, Io,,, ,hc
'''i'' ~ u" '''' W. ''''
l"'"n" river nj "r near "PofEe'""n''''SS
the Blue Hid:cc at Thoni"n'S Gap, pas,
,,,,,,.,, ,r,v IN Pare county. and move
,.,,,,,n,, rho ,.;,, ,f WASHINGTON
y" =. ''''"''''". n, -,
Voice I" ac'cl" e7'"o'o'' VI nv "'''''> u ",
company Nhru In" liitrrSllasI have EXPENDED
- utn 0on uron the work. \ correspondent
-, r,.. rr,,,,,ra SIN, wri,;D.r from crrrry-
,,','., .n.t,. -, ,,,..
''"' "'ii'"''''''N ''"''!' ~
" " The COMPANY l. sa'u 10 hca very power
(t on. having money headquarters III New
Work.. working !nalnlE New lork riplai.
and '"ni on leatIng AL eNi>lihs competition
IN In" matter OF western ilei%htS, theie
stems ~ ho no DOUBT thaf the ln'nH"FF mn
lion VIII tie Forthcoming. me NeS'aeh''
W.. ~h"crer, who spent rart OF the summer
'l'lc With Ihirl Engineer PRYOR anu Ills
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The "CHArrLAlNE" REv1vED.-Lc Toilet
says that some of the leading elfgantes of
Paris have introduced a very pretty and con-
venient fashion of wearing chain Of some
ligh: but strong material pendant from the
waist; with strong hook attached, to
which are hung fan, parasol, or any article
that would otherwise Ec carried in the hand.
Some OF these chains are of leather or steel !;
others, more elaborate, Of oXydizcd silver
or gold. This pendant is called the royagC-
use. The fashion for the she ornament
ragged with great violence some fifteen or
twenty years ago, when it WAS called the
chateluinc. The fashion was immortalized
by Leech, who in his best manner drew Il
young mother wearing one OF these orna-
mentS, to the chains of which all the most
necessary household implements were at.
tached, including perambulator with II
baby IN it. But the toy was noisy and costly.
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ALE ur CLARKE COUNTY (NA.l BoNps.-An
auction sale of Clarke county bonds was
'nnl' Friday, in Alexandria, by +. n. kcrly,
3"c,ionccr. a> follows: Ten bonds Of 500
each, with interest due from January |. 1861,
% July |. 1872, to j. Il. Dain@ertield for
$40; nine do, same interest, aud one do,
with interest due from July !, 1863. TO July
!. 1872, to J. ID. Corse for $500; two bonds
"l 5000 each. with interest due from July J.,
'>Go. I" July |, 1872. to J. II. Corse for $500 !;
Two do. with saue interest. to }. ID. CorSc
l"' $500; two do, s.lme interest, TO }. Il.
I>Am@ertcld fer $500; two bonds of 81 900
.arh, with interest due from january |, 1860,
10 July |, 1872, to j. Il. DaingerfeId for
$1,000 two do, same interest, to j. ID. Corsc
ioI $3.50; five do, with same interest, and
one do, with interest due from january !,
lSG2, to July /, 1872, to j. 3. Daingerfeld
'"r :, 500. -iierdndrid Gazette.
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DEATH FROM GLASpERS.-A Slandered
horse owned by Roswell {. Miner, of Steu-
ben. y. Y, in blowing his nostrils, threw Il
drop Ut the POISONOUS matter into one Of
Mr.. Miners eyes. lie immediately wiped
1t ont, as he supposed, but in short time
(witlu twculy-inur hnurS) his eye began to
swell aud lrtin him. Medical aid wa> FRO.
cured. and his olSe pronounced by able ply
>irian> Il hopeless one; that the glandrrol>
matter lE,i 50 i"rmeatcd his system that he
could not recover. His flesh tured purple
and was pronounced poisonous. He fingered
in agony about twenty days before expiring.
His friends were compelled to bury him
early the next morning. and with him the
entire bed and bedding on which he had
lain. -Ncr York Nc,r$.
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LYNcHBuRa AMI vlciNlTY.-Thc Lynch
burg (Va,l Aces Of Yesterday contains the
following Items:
Completed. THE bridge across Backwater
creek, on the Lynchburg and DanvilIe rail
road, has, been completed. Work on the t,ln-
mel on Jefferson street is progressing favor
ably, and the laying of the track will com.
mencc within the next eight or ten days.
The orange and ,4icydndrid Railroad is
said to he now doing a lar.er business. both
in the WAY Of fret ht and passengers, than at
any time since the extension oil the road to-
this city. The motive power of the road is
taxed to its fullest capacity, and to accommo-
date the heavy demand for transportation y
considerable increase OF IFS machinery will
soon hc rendered impeativcly necessary.
The Porcr Of a CSrcuS.-So great were the
attractions OF Old John Roblnsons circus.
which exhibited ut Loving>ton derot. Nell
son county, Yesterday, that the monthly
term OF the County Court, which should
have been held on that day, was postponed.
Conservative RaiLy.-The Conservatives
rallied in tull force at Dudley Hall last night,
and able and very effective speeches were
made by Hon. Il. 7. w. Duke, of Alhe-
marie w. W. Berry. Esq, of Bedford
and Captain Thomas Whitehead, Con-civa-
tive caudldatc for Congress.
cattle Thirty.Sryen carloads of cattle
were shipped Sunday evening and yesterday
ntle northern markcts by way OF the Orange
railroad.
United States Court.-In this court yester-
day the day was principally occupied in the
argument on the motion to qliash the indict-
mcnts against George G. Langhorne for rob-
hing the United States mail. Sc. The coun.
sci for the accused are Nests. Daniel Il Dan
vel and Don L. Halscy. Mr.. J. s. Slater,
assistant District Attorney, represents the
Government.
Srcaring.- Chester Hancock, fifteen, was
fined 81 10y the Mayor yesterday for swear
Ing in the street.
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....,,,,r,,cucc Of the Richmond Dispatch

r,7rRsBrRG, September "a, 1872.
determined effort was made Inst night Ia
~, "[ Nv, ~ ;hr city Jail br two negro con-
,! ,,,' Frank spencer and John Brown, who
,' 'au,itiug transportation to Richmond
r,r rnrfnenSnt in The rcntent'aiy. win
al rl q chscl. which was conveyed to
,hr,, is ancgrN woman IN lai', tnsS attempt
,I,,.,.,,t through the bricks anu rnhbie be-
.,,c., ,l,e inner and onspf walls of the Jail.
,,,;,,. ,r,rS, to the section by means Of a
%;,,,}t,, the frame Of which they partially
,,.,,.J an. Il WAS their purpose when they
,Lp bricks removed to prize out the
.. .r,, - es,.a,e ont Of the hole In the
,,,,.u Parts of the Stpur We're also
1.,,,,,d and hlukcu away with The clliSel.
.y,.t ,,,Irr- IN some WAY aSteria,nln% that
',.,. ,,rr. 1t Nn,t Nh the wall. summoned
~. ...t,,l ant .tHi,p,'d ihr performance. lock.
49,. tr,,r ,,m for ~ti,-k' criny III another ecu.
;.,,, A,nr nt this they ATTEMPTED 10 break
,,,nn Int without cu,rN>SS. ihls morning
ill.,. two nc-rneS. a'c"nnanied b! three
,,,.,r, I,r lm,lscn. Robert Harris, and Viii
Ian, p,imf,- were sent to Richmond. con
.y,n-, IA CoionN Strothcr. Their terms oi
e,H,,,i,nnmrn, are a. follows: Harris, six
,,.>nn. one: Brown. two; Spencer, ten
md Palmer. tour wears.
ur h,Cnlr Yesterday two Young mrn
,,,in,, II, E.,fickS hired = horse aud buggy
,-,.m Nj, ir,.ni. at this city, to attend 4
,lrrrh ~ hr ,trrtirld county. thirteen miles
from inwn. They started al ) \. VI. ana le-
,,,rr, 4 a,,r,l' 7. VI. after which they drove
.,hnu, thu street, and the Fair Grounds. re-
,gyujn. him 10 tie livery Stable about :
..r,rL. lillf m hour after, The horse cN'
r.,r.d The owner viii probably enter SUIT
IN recover his value.
rrrr,rtjrr, are heing made Tor the Tree
l,,anJ Brown maSs-mcrtin9 OF Tomorrow
MINT, At which. il l. announced, addresses
viii IT,. made hv Hon. \. VI. Kelley. OF Rich
,1ru,I tclonc William L. Cameron, OF this
,gty, and probably other speakers. lher"
yrl No doubt I've large attendance, l. there
!, plenty of Greeley spult III the pace
uhrrh only requires popular and l'd'cinu'
l~,,lrr>hiu io bring it out III unli>lakai'ie
demonstrations.
\ numi.r Of immigrants who arrived III
Norfolk on M"li.ay on the steamer PERU
Wan, Of the Milan line. passed through mere
,hj> morning on their way IL the West
Ti" Hastings Court Is still IN session. ana
viii probably remain 50 duging thc week. 1t
:. occupied in the consideration OF civI'
business If no gcnrr;i interest.
Ifr ,hv ia: been very bot. dull. duty,
aud Oppressive.
lh, Hon. MI. Tmtcr i IL speak Tonight
RuBIS ApAlR.
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ANNIVERSARY OF THE FIRST FRENCH Ire.
prBLlc.-The order of the Government 70.
hihtiny celebrations in honor of the ami.
vrr-ary Of the first republic created some eX.
element in CilamhPry, Department of ST.
voy. and Disturbances were apprchcnded OH
Monday, but the day passed without the
least disorder. NJ. GamEetta, who was III
the city. addressed crowd of about 1000
persons. Il" regretted the prohibition OF
lmnqucts in celebration OF The day, hui ad-
vi>cd his heaters Ia obey the law OF the pee
cnt republic, which was now popular.
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GAME IN TESNEssEE.-A "varmint" hunt
for thirty days, by two parties, under the
leadership of Captains Mitchell and Bracken,
recently took place in Lauderdale county:
Tennessee. In reckoHing the number of
stalps it was agreed bear should count 800
and wildcat 800 each. All other kinds of
game were counted single. Two bears and
twelve wildcats were killed during the hunt.
Captain Mitchell >ignalized his prowess in
this field of mimic war by taking 1906
scalps with his own hand, while Captain
Bracken, scarce less renowned, exhibits
10,n50 trophies of his skill and daring. AT
the end of the month it was found that the
Mitchell men had scored 1850, and the
Bracken forces only 1926. Total, 8O,oT5'
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81 TnE Fmsr CoLoaEp NAyA ,spsr rs &,
'coi6red cadet. appointed 10 the Naval Acad.
cmy by Congressman Elliott tcolored), 81
the Third District OF South Carolina. mr..
rived in Annapolis, Nd, on Saturday morn.
ing, and reported to Commodore Worden.
superintendent Of the academy. The name
of the cadet is James Henry Copyers. A
letter from chat city says:
He was born In South Carolina, October
!, 1850; Is of good form, has complexion
ABOUT orowned-cotfee color, with the usual
Hnriy liair OF bis race, and stands about five
teet three inches. He was received very
KINDLY BY Commodore Worden, who told
him, II admitted, he must treat all with DO
iiteness, and the same would be shown TO
hlm. The cadet was accompanied by his
friend, Mr.. A. c. O'Hear light mulatto. u
graduate Of Howard University. who pro
poses TO co'nmrnce soon the study of law.
The physical examination il the first th.
candidate is subjected to. This Conyers
PASSED most successfully. He was turned
over to the Academic Board to try his mental
ealible. He has not finished his eyamina.
ton yet. His reception by the cadets bus
been kind end courteous. The coioresl cam
didate has been subject of conversation since
bis arrival. lie is stopping with James
Bishop, a very respectable colored citizcn.'
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The CAR AND THE FRENCH.-At a rccel-
ton given by NJ. Theirs in the. Palace Of the
Elyscc on Monday, Count Orlntf, Russian
Minister TO France, suid that the Car would
not have gone to any meeting the object of
which was hostility to France. Count OrIof
further said that the Car had ordered him
to formally state this fact to Theirs.
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Ink GERMAS I.oASs-The Borsea Zeitung.
"I Berlin, s'iys that news is current on the
i,cfsln Exchange that notice will shortly be
%Nch Of the intention to repay the entire
ainount Of the five loans made by the Fede-
III Government to the German empire as a
,ilt''hs ior tIic prosecution of the war against
rance. The Gorsen Zc4ragaddS that there
l. Good authority for the -tltcnent that the
notice will be given fos the :, of January,
1915, but that it will he Opt, anal for holders
20 present their evidences 1T indebtedness
'"l redemption OH the Isl of October, 1872,
III Which date an additional reimbursement
!" the extent of cur-!nif ii enc irI cent.
Ndl be granted.
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FATHER HYAcINTuE's "FuSERAL.'-The
"iuncIa y Of rere Hyacinthe took place, ac.
cDrdin- to the London Echo, on September
!. |, is the custom among Roman Catholic
religious communities to consider any mem
Der that deserts them as dead, and the cerr.
muny of huryin% him is gone through. Thi,
WAS don" nj tirt Convent Of Dominican>, t.
whirh NJ. llyacinthc LoySon belonged. \
coffin WAS placed in the middle of the chapel
and the customary burial service rhanted
1t is said the scene WAS "mcst imposing"
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Quick BUsISEss.-Sevcrl days since II
Chimman entered the Western Union Telc-
graph office at san Francisco at noon with
the following dispatch to friend at Dutch
Flat: All jim: All Foo die at 10 O'Clock.
He under ground nOw.' The operator sent
the message, and SIT him downto muse upon
the celebrity practced by the CclcSiialS, who
bury their relatives in less than two hours
after DEATH 5 s..
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DAsTARDLY ACT.-Atter the Judges had
made IN award to DR.. y. ID. Carter ut the
Fair for his thoroughbred two-ycar-old colt
Boston some scoundrel knocked the front
teeth of the colt out with some blunt nStru-
mcnt, breaking tht bones Of the jaw and dis
figuring and probably permanently hjming
the colt .-MdrtinSttrg (Vd.) Statesman.
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PoSTofFlCE AFFAlRs.-EraSmus Fletcher
Is app intrd postmaster at Linville, Rock.
mgham county, Va, Cice Isaac Wengcr. re.
signed; Joshua j. Perccval ut Srecdwell
Wythe county, Va, ricc NJ. &. Sitlif; re
signed William NJ. Roberts at Muses. Bot
tom. jackson county, West Va, cicc Il. s
Morgan. resigned A new poSl-oilicc is cstab
lished ut Bonneville, Albemarle county. Va.
with NJ. L. Walton rs postmaster: also Il,
Rich Valley, Smyth county, Va, with Charles
III. Andrews rs poStnm ter.
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The TRIAL OF Mas. FANNY HYDE.-Mrs.
Fanny lily de, accused of shooting and killing
Mr.. George Watson, in Williamsburg, Brook
Ign, July, 1871, and who is now ont on bail,
will he put on trial October 9TH. Mrs. Hyde
is now residing in Washington.
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sONEECTlONERrES.

1nIRST OF THE SEASON-NEW CROP
Il MALAaARAISINS{ '.AYERsl AND shlfk-
MA FiGS.-50 boxes new crop Raistusi 100 urisins
new crop Smyrna Figs, four as.d eight-pouhd
drums; 90 cakes prime cutting tire,m hesse. -
,ukci priiue English .si.iry Cheese str!aTe, Sren
l;lick, and Pineapple CnGe-e, tarrriS neW crop
YauIs catrants. lse al LOUIS ). BOsslEUAi
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..1,,..INI Al s,,prrp,c Court Il Az

YTIRGINIAa Alta Supreme Se, All e q a Us
n, m,s p o. Aasts soanIy % t
s,esj, ,iay OF enienif.er. ief7
Ordered Tatt e. W.
an tfse 18TH DAY or q = s.sa,sf q
sstass 81 The ,n 9. snls p ss Il '
M nv srTs s.f c ecart lcft ~ siis
shs court iu sbc Of
ssS@ Al copy--Tees sttts : 8 :. = 8,
J. !, s 4 ss ssisonor 4 cualsrlAss 9. sa
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,rrER FROM PETERSBURG.

.rrp,rF ATTEMPT TO BREAK JAZZ
,,,r rrIoSS SENT TO THE PENfTEN-
rr,ry, CASE FOR MIR. BERGH-THE
'.mrr,ry RALLY on ESDAY
,,,,,,T -,NNlGRANT GOING WEST
,,r \TlifR. &c.
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Vermont pc.lsioGcy hts wilticn to the
frt";on O!fcc is follows: Have my name
"f'iped from the r"Dsion i'1!is, Is cen do
marry is lniica ,,Ors rs ever, ard teei iii my
Ut" That cnn do without IL feifrthaH G
Government can payii,' Patriotic soul
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REMOVALS.
MACHINERY. 6rc.

AT G. ii n f ) II o L
All kinds Of new work made and all kinds Of work
repaired, and always OH hand for sale
STEAM ENGINES,
BOILERS,
SAW-MtLLS.
STEAM and FORCE-PUMFs,
SKATING,
PULLEYS.
HANGERS,
STEAM and wATER-GAUGEs.
All kinds BRASS and IRON COCKS,
a. WATER-iAUGE GLASSES,
GAUGE-COCkS,
STEAM WHISTLES and ENGINE SUPPL
all kinds.
All kinds Of NEW and SECOND-HANDTO TOBACCO
MACHINERY aud FIXTURES.
GEORGE B. SLOAT,
Successor to
=; ...s.s.. .SI0AT & ADDINGTON.
Nos Ii22. 1924. 1876, and 142s Cary street.
aud Nos. 13and Is south Fifteenth street
- jy 70
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II HAVE THIS DAY App0fN FED .II' Z
{ III Illus BEAN my agent 10 bny agi :ri, 6 = sisssi
OF iy, COCKS WATCHES aud w f.i:a .. Is, ~
1871 Main street. ~. g ~. u q
q August IL 1sfssss sE78 w ss.kt8HaNsse
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IRIcnuoSp AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD Co,

lHIcHaOSD AND PETERSBURG j. rtRoAD So'f
RICIMogp, VA, dune ~, XXX ,
nN AND. AFTER MONDAY, JUNE
" 10Th, The TRAINS on this rad VIII run ~ ioi-
io TSe Mali. TRAINS leave Richmond 1T 4. u.
aud 10 r. 81. and leave Petersburg At ti:s "A. OIL.
az E.RgJGitT TRAINS, With passenger coach u,
,,cheS. leave Richmond al 4 NJ ami i. ~, N,p
cav,. Petersburg al 5:is A. M aud 80 y. H
IhcSTNt,AY EXCURSION TRAINS wlllEase
.,,chn,o,,,i aid Pc crsiiJ2s at =. ~ istb
lem, K,bm"n,l, ana Petersburg at ~. NJ. ins,sstd
OF q CLOCK, Az heretofore. IA. "a 80,
4. 81. fRf;iGE T TRAIN viii not leave Hetersptsb
fare for single tickets. q -
fare for return ca
,Co,rmutatiOn tickets can lie had ~ the ioiioss.s
GO piay-t,tp tickets for 20 20
s,ma.hau lret.-trip tickets tar. GO ~
p,ssengcrs for Norfolk VIII Axe the t:.9 q. ~.
ri IT v FRAN and :hcre from NSrfohS VII ccu--
10, :, pstessb,,rg with the II rs 4. III ThaJs:
Pa. egers froln Clover iit wbs ~, ls 49,
NJ IRA IN on Monday. " edi,.seass. NV, ~, H. ~
ana returning feaye Richmond Oh Tue saiss -
IL Ths MsIL TRAINS VIII stop only ~ chester anu
'l ahs TRAIN viii connect Il P.,ers,a,I n.
with The Atlantic. Nissisit ri and Ohio is5''s' ios
Lyaehh9gpssif. NY viii
no .t,.,.l,ed to the. T3iRftll TRAM al ati's''',
running through 70 Wilmington. . 8 sassy. II
10 10 sIckei ANU rss's.... -.
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: ,sasIwasaR FINES.

RICHMOND AND DASv1LLE RAILROAD Co.,3
RICHMOND, August fo,lS72. 8 Il.
DICHDIOND AND DANVILLE RAIL-
~ ROAD.-On and after SUNDAY, August Isttls
GOING WEST.
Train 80. Through paseenger) leaves RlchmoI d
fj,iy tpx,ept Euftaye) at $40 A. ii, leaves Deus
VILE ut ig:s5 p NJ; arrives ut Greensboro ut s30
Train No. q uypchbury passengerr leaves Rirh.5
mon,i daily a. CPS A. ~; arrives at GyncIharg at s
nd daily Il 1T e leaves awe da
1t ESQ z. H.; arrives at Greensboro daily al 1913
"'' CONC EAST.
Train No. Through mail ana e1pressl leaves
GreensbUfU' daily nj z A. NJ; leaves UanviIls
daily 81 40 a. NJ; srrves at Richmond daily at
Trsin No. Through .pnsengrrl leaves Greers-
"ro' Tally except Sun'laysl at iiaa a. AZ leaves
+ a n at l's NJ '''l'eS AT 1'sa"1'o Al '''
Train No onyuchburg passenserl leayts Lynch
lmirS daily al 4. NJ: leaves Eufkeylhe at 1875 Re
NJ. arrives at Richmond at 3i5 Pm.
Tralrs Nos. 2 ag,i 10 connect at Greensboro with
trams on the NGish Carolina railtoad for all points
Train No. 10 connects at Greensboro with train for
Raleigh, arriving there at ;95 4. ~. Passengsis
boro' With train No for Richmond.
Train No. connects a, Burkeviile with train %
the Allas!c, Mksissipp, aud Ohio raiiroad Tor all
Lynch'turg Accommodation Train lesrcs Rieh-
nlond at ass y NJ daily except sundays, alI1ying
Mt yucllhurE ia time tU connect with The Morning
Passenger Truiu on the Atlantic, Mississippi aud
Ohio railroad for the southwest, -rss.
Passengers corling cnTt leave Lynehbnrg after
the arrival Of The Atlantic, MississtsSipld and Ohio
Passenger Train from Bristol, and arrive at Rich
rnond Mt g:is A. NJ. tgs.s
THROUGH TICKETS TO all points south and
southwest can I've procured at the ticket tfhce In
t,ntc, assissirn and Ohio railroad, No. 1928 sfaln
street Richmond, n, z1t,
Papers that have arrangements to advertise tho
schedule of this company will plense print as above
Ia ), JOHN r. MACMURDO,
.. General Freight and Ticket A gent.
7. M. r. TALCoTT, Engineer and Supertntend-
pnt. u. .ss. ~ .f#rH.t aule 4
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-25
NOTICE 10 SHIPPERS AND THE TRAVEL
LING PUBLIC.

(,HESAPEAkE AND . HIO RAIL
~ ROaD.-on and after July lst PASSENGER
TRAINS will leuye Richmond rs follows:
$50 4. M.--MAIL TRAIN except Sunday for
t1ie White Sulphur SPRING. connecting at Gofdons-
vile with the t.rapge Alexandria and MsilassDs
train Cor Washington and North and by,chbu,g
al" '4as r. N ACCOMMODATE TRAIN except
Sunday for GortIonsvllc, arriving mt $40 y. M. on
Saturdays ruIs through 10 Staunton, arriving AL
r. NJ. This tram connects al tiordolisrlile WIN
the night trains the ul:Ingc; Acxandria and Pa
Dass.ls railroad for l. Y NCHBURGandW WASHING
TON . f
4 traih leaves Gorllrnsvllle except Monday at
Gas A. ~. for White Sulphur Springs, arriving at
I:l6 l.. NJ. -.
Through tickets, nj low ratcs, sold IN all f,uints
Northwest and Southwest.
Steerage tickets from Liverpool. Queenstown,
Amsterdam, Antwerp, Hamburg. Hs,re. Hotirrdsm.
Berg..i CopenIagci. and tiothenbbrg, tD ai Eopts
ON this r, can re bought OF iile General tcses
Agent mt Richlaopi be- ordered through amy
station agent on the roah Z. a., go.
Further Information may be obtained at the Sohi-
| p' ''' A. Ii. PERRY. General Superintendent.
| JAMES +. NETIiERLASD. General Ticket Agent
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