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HORSES, CARRIAGES. sc.

HORSES, CARRIAGES. sc.
AT THE AuGTaSN 91a2s1nS HOUSE : voE OF r.ssr,,
Office and saesroom 81 Nassau street,
opposite the Post office.
THE HORSE AND CARRIAGE BRANCH
of or npSii easine $ ,s, y sondueted hm a. our
m a AND hGffk IL sAsT A'sTlps is sr MEa AEEa 4rH Av
SALES OF Snft5 TSEshs KS hG'a aSy ssS"1f aHnnAcEs
dvEE Of Th xys EsbAYs SALE
ELEGANT HIGH BREo 4 i BAY MARE SIRED BY RVS
ashs II M Ss%
, Si'' on or
or in serSa and
warranted sound. Also set Harness. made BY Nelson 1
ROAD WAGON, BUILT BY BREWSTER & CO., OF
isS9'' BGY hossE, 1s6 HANDS HIGH, YEARS OLD.
kind and true IN all harness; free from yice good
SSgSh SSSD SIS%H S;SH m.ar
hands high years old superior under saddle and has
sR. AoRss IL eoGR @ onREB nRsBs HIGH
sa sTS nd % and M IA ss sm
class family animal and warranted sound. Also set Of
S0SI sksS DFpHn sdR 5v1 Hsk I
hands high, old kind and true in all harness;
and warranted sound. ''''' '''''-
bhok II is
hands high, old; kind and true in all harness;
tree from vice. can rota mile IN $50 any day and IL
sold for no fault. -
ROAD WAGON. IN GOOD ORDER
BROWN HORSE. ETHAN ALLEN STOCK, Is HANDS
high years old kind and true in all harness: free from
vice; rots close to minutes is very stylish and
ranted sound.
BAY HORSE, l6h HANDS HIGH, YEARS OLD;
kind and true in all harness. good roadster tros s
minutes; tree and stylish driver fears nothing and
warranted sound. -
BAY HAMBLETON1AN MARE. ISL HANDS HIGH,
roadster rots in three miuutes vice and
irs3 BSY HUH HURsE. "' lsH HANDS HIGH YEARS OLD;
kind and true in every way and an excellent worker
BROWN HORSE, i6s HANDS HIGH, YEARS OLD;
class worker. - ~
kind and true In all harness free from vice and good
worker.
Top and No Top Wagons, Rockaways Phaetons Depvt
and Express Wagons, Coupe ROckaways and Road
Wagons Harness, Sleighs, Robes, &c.
Weather never inter .cres with our sales.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

L,ALL RIVER LINE FOR BOSTON, VIA NEWPORT
l. The steamers BRISTOL. and PROVIDENCE from
% North River foot of Murray street daily Sundays
excepted att NJ. Tickets sold principal points 10
New England ,tlie White Mountain; and Provinces.
A r. BACON Supern tent.
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m.IkNl

THOs H. HAYS
Branch office Public Library Kentucky. 6O9 Broadway.
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All Boston losses do not exceed $500 600, and will be
promptly paid the surplus and the directors have
this day unanimously ordered that the companys bus
ness shall be continued thoroughly sound basis Its
surplus after paying all losses will therefore be equal to
tu guarantee of outstanding risks, and its capital un
touched.
The Germania has passed with honor through all the
large q the last fourteen years including
Portland, Philadelphia Pittsburg Chicago and Boston,
and con- nues offer the protection of Its policy against
loss and damage by fire. conscious that II has deserved
well the confidence OF the public.
RUDOLPH GARRIGEE President.
JOHN EDW. KAHL, Vice President.
HUGO SHUMANN, Secretary.
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EXCURSIONS.

LNOR CHARTER-TO TARGET COMPANIES AND EX-
cursions. the side wheel steamer Pope Caflinn For
terms &C, apply at office Morrisania s. b. Co, Mott
Haven, N. Y.
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I OO WEST SD sT-DRESsRs MADE IN THE LAT
lUJ est styie, fashlonaby trimmed, 90 upwards; chill
drens dresses 81 upwards ladies' and infants
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A POSITIVE RARE OPPORTUNITY-NEw BRICK
n House rent and Furniture for sale low rents Fur
MtSre Carpets, Pisno MrrSrs Paintings &c cost over
Immediate possesion 3s7 Bergen street, Brooklyn, be-
fourth and Fffh avenues from 10 o'clock A. NJ to
NJ. 10 O'Clock evening. N B-Cars pass the door,
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TT 8. MAIL TO HAVANA
~ . Atlantic Mail Steamship Company sailing regularly
every Thursday, ut O'Clock +. M precisely pier
No. 4 North River.
CREsCENT cry, Captain I. s. Curtis Nov q
CoLuMBiA, Capt Il. 1. Robbins: via Nassau. Nov %
MORRO CASTLE, Captain I. IT, Morton Dec.
A. W. DIMOCK, President
No. Bowling Green
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NTILLINERY AND DREysMAKING.

THE FINEST BLACK SILK LACE SHAWL IN AMERIC
L for disposal; no dealers need apply. Address con
NOI6SEUR, Herald office.
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dE00 PARTY WANTED, To ENGAGE IN A NEAT
VOUU. and profitable business; expenses small with
out risk also agents wanted, % 10 % per day,
MOODY q Co, lS Broadway.
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DRESsMAKER FROM ONE OF THE LEADING
n modistes, wishes work at her residence costumes
and evening dresses made in the most fashionable style
d very moderate prices. Address MADAM, box lA3
Herald Uptown Branch office.
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DAINTING.-A LADY BELONGING TO THE SOUTH
J. Kensington Art Schools. England gives lessons in
Drawing and Perspective, Oil Painting and I'm ,lish
Water Colors Address F. u. A., 90 West Fifty
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HERALD BRANCH OFFlCE-UPTOWN
A DvEKTIsEMrNtTS FOR THE NEW YORK HERALD
RECEIVED .kr THE BRANCH OFFICE.
l,2C5 BROADWAY,
". EST SIDE, BETWEEN THIRTY FIRST AND THIRTY.
SECOND STREETS
ADVERTISEMENTS ARE RECEIVED FROM s A. N.
TILL r. NJ. ON WEEK DAYS SUNDAYS TILL 9P.
NJ AT OFFICE RATES NO EXTRA CHARGE OF
ANY KIND.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNrTIEs.

dhc00 A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY Is OFFERED
sDOUU. TO party with tho above capital TO engage
In very profitable manufacturing business Call ut 95
Liberty street, room "a.
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A WOLF BROTHERS. 8o6 BROADWAY, BETWEEN
"A Nineteenth and Twentieth s,reets.-Money loaned
Watches. Diamonds, Jewelry Silverwarc, silks, par
ticularIy Pianos; private paror for ladies. Business
strictly confde nai.
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INSTRUCTION..

DANES BUSINESS COLLEGE, BROADWAY, COR
i ner Thirty third street: downtown College o2 Bow
ery.-Bookkeeping, Arithmetic English Branches, Ian
gnages; "a Writing lessons, 81 80. Ladies qualified as
bookkeepers and cashiers.
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THE CASE OF THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF VIRGINIA AGAINST SAMUEL TAYLoR SuIT.-
On Saturday in the United States Circuit
Court, Hon. Judges Bond and Giles, the
jury in the case Of the First National Bank OF
Richmond, Va, against Samuel Taylor Suit,
Esq, of Prince Georges county, Nd, rem.
dered sealed verdict for the. defendant.
The action was brought to recover from the
defendant, Suit, balance of $9,6S4.33, due
by the firm of Ely & Boteler, bankers Of
New York city, to the plaintiff, and the
death of Mr.. Boteler, and the discharge OF
Mr.. Ely as bankrupt since the commence
ment of the proceedings, were suggested by
the respective counsel, leaving mir. Suit as
the sole defendant, the plaintiff claiming that
he wasIthe silent partner. Messrs. John r
Poe,eof the Baltimore bar, and Charles U.
williams, OF the Richmond bar, appeared
for the plaintiff, and ex-Judge William NJ
Merrick and Joseph j. Stewart for the de.
Observation-Disclosures Gazette, 18th.
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P1rrsrLvAN1A ITENs.-[From the Chatham
Tribune. Special Constable u Farley
brought to Jail at this place on Friday last
Lawson Hopkins (colored), charged with the
murder OF his vile in the neighborhood OF
Cascade, in this county. We. did not learn
the particulars of the murder -
Nearly all work on the Lynchburg and
DanYille railroad from this place to Danville
has been suspended, owing to the prevalence
of the horse disease among the stock.
f Owing to the horse disease Messrs. Cham.
bers g. Co., contractors on the mail route be-
tween this place and Dauyille, were unable
on Friday last to muster any kind of team to
bring over the mail. With characteristic
pluck and enterprise they hired q freedman,
and placing the mailbag, Oh his back, sent
him onis shauks'; mare D to bring the mail
ever the twenty miles from Danyille here.
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PRESBYTERIAN SYNOD OF VIRGINIA.

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
FOURTH DAY, AND CLOSING PROCEEDINGS
BALTIMORE, November %.
Synod met this morning, as usual, at
Franklin.Street Presbyterian church, Rev,
DR.. kirkpatrick, moderator, In the chair. and
after the transaction OF some important Dusl'
nesa, adjourned in the evening.
The committee to examine the records Of
Abingdon, Winchester, and East Hanover
presbyteries made favorable report which
was adopted. .5s.,-
The Committee on the Union Theological
Seminary reported resolutions, which were
adopted, that the Rev. Charles White, Rev.
j. j. Bullock, D. D., and Ruling Elder John
NJ. Seidenstricker be appointed directors
from the Synod of Virginia in place of the
class of directors whose time of service ex-
pires, and that the vacancy occasioned by
the death of Ruling Elder c. c. Read be
filled by the appointment Of Ruling Elder L.
n. Watkins.
The report of the Committee on Publica:
ton was presented by Rev. DR., Bullock ana
adopted. 1t contains the following points
Encouraging the full endowment OF the Com
mittee on Publication; commencing Inc
Committee on Publication for purchasing
house in the city Of Richmond; approving
the PURPOSE of the secretary to engage al
once in the effort to raise the funds for this
endowment.
Memorials were read of the following
ministers who have died during the past
year: Rev. John S. Blaip, of Lexington
Presbytery; Rev. Robert n. Anderson, Of
Roanoke Presbytery; Rev. J. FL. Bocock, D.
D., of Montgomery Presbytery also q
memorial on the death Of Rev. John d. Ross
which were all adopted and ordered to be
spread upon the records.
The narrative ON the state of religion with
In the bounds OF the Synod was presented
by Rev. S. j. Baird, D. d., giving an account
OF an increase in all the elements OF eth
Cheney and usefulness during the past year
Amended and adopted.
The memorial asking the Synod 10 trans
fer the churches Of Castle Craig and Lur
vile. of Roanoke Presbytery, to Montgome
nv Presbytcry, was granted. :,
Resolutions were passed expressing c ne, ~
terest of the synod in the American Bible
Society and it's auxiliaries, RECOMMENDING I'M
agents and coiporters and urging th'
churches to contribute to the cause. . e
The memorial of Winchester freSpylery
asking to he transferred TO the Pfeshytery. Q
the Chesapeake, was granted. :, ...
Rev. George d, Puryiance, OF tae o.yn l''
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RECEPTION OF STANLEY IN New YoRE.--o

RECEPTION OF STANLEY IN New YoEK.--On
Fridayni Henry III. Stanley, the African
explorer and discoverer of Or. Livingstone
was elegantly entertained by the Lotus Club,
of New York, of which WhitelaW REID,
managing editor of the Tribune, is president.
Mayor Hall has sent communication to the
{ Common Council in which he recommends
the passage of joint resolutions of welcome
to Stanley and an entertainment in his honor
by the civic authorities. In this communi-
cation he quotes the following from lead
ing metropolitan journal:
1.-THE young journalist who took the COM
mission Of a New York newspaper IN his
pocket and the American flag in his hand,
and so started 10. find British explorer wG IF
had been practically abandoned By his own
Government in the wilds of Central Africa,
well deserves the hearty welcome with which
he is received on his return to New YORK n
He has not only given deserved fame TO the
entsrurise of the Herald, but has h0nored
tine country that neurishes such men and &c.
yeIops such spirit and daring .z5; Il
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AN OLD ABoI17IoN1sr's OpIn1oN OF Souri,

5 AN OLD ABoLrTIos1sr's 'OP1SIoN OF SoUrH-
ERIN DEMocRATs.-Theodo Tilton, in his
"Personal Retrospect Of the Campaign"
I,ays this noble tribute to southern Demo-
Gratis: "Many Of the EXTREMIST Democrats, !"
SAYS he, whom bad additionally disllked
since 1856, emerged upon me like shining
stars through the darkness With which nad
ignorantly clouded their names. Slr thillp
Sidney, were he. alive, would aeknoWle leg
them for types Of ideal gentlemen. Iney
enter into my mind to occupy its highest
places. and to sit therein with that conclave
IF trlIe souls. whom. every man, in his own
way, selects for himself, and with whom, In
memory. he holds perpetual parliament.
perb sentence. but he tells it beautifully and
eloauentiy.--L oatisuilie Cosirier-y Journal.
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General John Echols, Of staunton, who
has been chosen president of the Louisville,
Cincinnati and Lexington railroad, issued a
circular to the officers aud employees is a
model for breyity and point, which might
welt pass into q maxim for men In public
positions: 1t says: mo man has q right to
hold position which. brings him, in imme-
date contact with the public who does not
know how to be civil and polite, or IS not
disposed to make himself agreeable to those
with whom he may be. thrown in business
relations" -------------
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a
The distribution viii be BY hhndfoided persons
for blind shildsenj from two wheels, one OF which
win contain gfs on printed slips, sealed In ense'
,opes OF the same sire; tho other win contain tags
with numbers on them corresponding With all the
tickets sold After the contents Of both wheels arg
thoroughly mixed BY revolving, the perHoR Of the
srstwteel will take number therefrom, and tnen
tho nersou OF tile second wheel win take GIT
,terefrcm and the gift thus taken WIN belong to
the uumber taken immediately before IT. This pro-
c,esss will continue-the numbers and gifts being
publicly announced-until the whole four hundred 9
and one gifts are distributed Thus the public wiz
readily see there can be no fraud, oolins'on' OF
knowledge OF what gift any number viii get.
should the tickets be- not all sold when the eoneer
comes of the presents win be distributed in proper
don to the number sold.
IL hoped the public win promptly respond q
this effort to establish upon firm basis delightful
resort during the heated months, y: 49, s.. !
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The Grand Concert will take place in tho
NORFOLK OPERA-HOUsE r.,
ON MONDAY EVENING",
DECEMBER %, 1879,
will In Itself be q full consideration for tn

The distribution of gifts will take place imme.
iatcly after the concert on the vast stage Of the
Opera-House and in full view OF the audience, I'M
der the Immediate supervision Of the President and
Directors of the VUE DE L'EAU COMPANY
and the following distinguished gentlemen, who
have kindly consented 10 be present and ses that the
gifts are properly distributed as advertised:
Hon. JOHN K. LUDLOW, Mayor Of Norfolk;
Hon. A. 8. WATTS, Mayor Of Portsmouth;
Colonel WALTER H. TAYLOR, Of Norfolk; ..t
Hon. JOHN B. WHITEHEAD, eI-Mayor Of Nor
folk; E,rrvrT re1-f 'Trs.zf 4
JAMES G. HOLIDAY, ESQ.,, OF Portsmouth.
q The Board OF Directors Is composed Of the fol-
lowing gentlemen, whose character for integrity.
honor and public enterprise is SO well known as to
guarantee success and fair andimpartal distribute
ton of the gifts; r,.s.. g !
Major GEORGE w. GBIcE, President Bank OF
Portsmouth; H" r'i -,
Colonel WILLIAM LAMB, President First National
Bank, Norfolk; A5,- ssi :
General v. D. GRoEER, General Agent Boston
Steamship Company; -
Captain NATHANIEL BURRUss, Of Burruss Son
& CO., Bankers, Norfolk; s
WASHINGTON REED, Esq, Of Peters & Reed
Merchants; .r4st,e n ,s". pa ~.ll
L. G. CHIC, ESQ, Superintendent seahoard and
Roanoke railroad; o., s.- a. III. I
ROBERT j. Nicely, Esq, of R. ia W. Nicely a
Co.;
MARSHALL PARKS, ESQ.,, President Mbemarit
and Chesapeake Canal Company;
Z, G. LINDSEY, Esq, Real Estate Broker;
WILLIAM II. WHITE, Esq, Attorney at Law, Nor
| folk.
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Correspondence Of the Richmond DIspatch.I

OK BALTIMORE AND ONO r. r. CARS,
November ed, 1872.
left Cincinnati this morning on Pull
ilin's palace car which goes through to
Washington without change, and, seated at
nlce table, can write with facility that
iT,r Your readers will deprecatc.
The National Baptist Sun6ay-School Con-
irn!on was in session three days, and adj
burned last night at IL o'clock. 1t was .
Very decided success. Twenty-ohe States
acre represented by 458 delegates. The
j&"rs presented and the discussion had
we're Of great ability and practical power,
%Ad The spirit Of the meeting was excellent,
!Ao'hing unpleasant occurring during the en-
ii'c session. - sss:S
DR.. Curry, Of your city, was made Presl.
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HE NATIONAL BAPTIST SUNDAY
SCHOOL CONVENTION.

/ VERY PLEASANT sEssioN-FAILURE OF
AN ATTEMPT TO INTRODUCE THE IN
EVlTABLE NEGRO E-C0M-
FAINT OF A COLORED DELEGATE
VISIT TO a PORk-PACkING ESTABLISH
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RICHMOND AND DAEyILLE RAILROAD Co,l
40 RICHMOND. August 1s, LETT. IS
DICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAIL-
LII ROAD-On and after SUNDAY, August 18th,

1872: 1ietf 9
Train No. Q (tnrougn passenger leaves Richmond
daily Except Sundays) ut 6:l0 A.. NJ; leaves DALI
vile at 1856 p a.. arrives at Greensboro at $40
Train No. 9 G.ynchhurg passengerl leaves Rich.
Train No. 10 Through mail and expressl leaves
at oss 2. NJ; arrives at Greensboro daily at 1876
- GOING EAST.
Greensboro daily at A. NJ. leaves Danyine daily
at $40 A. NJ; arrives 1T Richmond daily at i2:4s'
Train No. 7 Through passenger) leaves Green's
M arrives ~ At Richmond
Train No.s tLynchburg passenger) leaves Lynch
NJ: arrives at Richmond at ais r. M. M 2
trains on the ss Nor csrons railroad for al points
Train No 10 connects at Greensboro with train
for Raleigh, arriving there at9S5 A. M. Passengers
i @it sfain N.Y. q or III Rehnsnd
Train No. 0 connects al Burkepille with train on
the Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio railroad for all
Iynchbnrg Accommodation Train leaves Rich.
mond at 1856 p. NJ. daily Except Sunfays arriving
at Lynchburg in time to connect With tbs Morning
pssesfr ssai FOR fh e s a.'1
Passengers coEsing east Leave Lyuchburg after the
sanser ain e from Bro and arrive as RicSnd
sa 4 Rss So. 4
Riaass s &C. Is and Shia os NJ s
Papers that have arrangements TO advertise the
'''''N'T = ".S 49, :, JOHN L. MAEMURD0,
T. M. 2. TALcoTT, Engineer and superinte,na-
lts Z !. =
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PosK.-Our people are now In the midst
of pork-killing, and some fine hogs are being
slaughtered. Pork has been sold here ut
from $3.50 to S., and some taken at;Lynch-
burg prices with freight of. We understand
that there is a good deal of pork in the
county. -FincastIe (Vd.) Herald.
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Judge Qnint, one Of the counsel for the
lovely Mrs. Fair, has sued .hat famous shot
for IS 900. He is u brave judge, but we hope
his Life is insured, s. & II 90 -
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REY. De- VAN DYKg's RErIaEMET PROM
NAsnrnLE.-Rey. FL j. Van Dyke, ID. d., OF
Brooklyn, some months ago accepted o call
70 the First Presbyterian church. Nashville,
Tenn, as the successor Of the late Rev.
Thomas W Moore, d. D. The Brooklyn
Edgle says: The health both of DIR. and
Hrs. Van Dyke was at that time impaired
his by long and hard work, hers by nervous
exhaustion and constitutional debility, as
was then apprehended. Having during the
summer some time on their hands, the gen.
tleman took his family TO Europe for health
and pleasure. While In Europe the symp-
toms Of Mrs. Van Dvke;sillness grew more
alarming, and In Paris the best physicians
were called to attend her case. They found
matters to be much more serious than had
been thought, and as result of their advice
and of the gravity Of the disease Mrs. Van
Dyke, now In New York, is under profess
sionai treatment. Her removal to Nashville,
under circumstances as they are, would not
merely endanger her. life-it would termi-
nate Ii. OF course the Doctor has been COM
PEELED to seek release from his pastoral re-
latfons at Nashville, albeit he could be said
hardly to have yet formed them. The deli
cate and imperative facts debating this step
were indicated by him to his people during o
recent visit he made them, and he was
granted leave to reconsider and decline the
call, having not been formally installed" +.
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Rll,A..nI]RO,,A.ADl,' xTNEs.
81 o. 90 Ig J

~ @ CD I Ja
RICHMOND AND YoRK RIVER RAILROAD ec,l s
stfsrs RICHMOND, November 10, B7a IS h
NOTICE.-The PASSENGER TRAIN
lS over this route will be run daAy for WEST,
pafs sad WS BE n
steamer STATE OF VIRGINIA. for baltimore.
Phi'adelphIa, New York. and all points West: BY
this line the passenger has comfortable nfgnss
TRAINS leave ,F Ris ;, depS. at aso r. n
Tuesdays and. Saturday., leaving Richmond &C
North l' and west; and on Wedsesdays and HI:
VET Point sSE ,G ss sfh between Richmond aaa
yrsighs received daily, carefully handled, and
Through Gs Fl id ~ BS Esa = sape ss
=; 1. TAYIoR, General Ticket and Freight Agenf,t
Rienmond. ----.----.--.--..-.-----.-..--.no2e.
CHESAPEAKE AND % HIos sRAMs
sENsER TR1rS Ss' VIII ' iesse Richmond as ioi-
$50 A. M.-MA1L TRAIN Except sunday for
the White Sulphur Springs. connecting at GordoDs-a
Vile with the Orange, Alexandria and Manassas
train for Washington and North, and LynchbuFg
AIS r. M-AccoMMoDArIoN TRAIN except
Sunday for Gordonsvile, arriving at sls 7. hi.
road LYING HBURG and WAsHiNGToN.
Through tickets, at low rates, sold 10 all points,
steerage tickets from Liverpool, Queenstown.
Amsterdam, Antwerp, Hamburg, Hayre- Rotterdam,
Sc s e al
station agent on the road. ssst'-s 81 + g =
further Information may be obtained at the Com
4. H.PERRY, General Superintendent
JAMES y. NErIERLAND, General Ticket Agent 6
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: RIcuMoNp AND PErKHsBVHo KAiIno1D Goal
~ go "a RICHMOND, VA, 5une ~, N12s9 s.,
NN AND AFTER MONDAY, JUNE
~ 10Th, the TEAMS on this road win run % 70.

~ 10Th, tne GHiS5 On tlls EUssA WAsf Ah1 ~ 1os
The MAZE. TRAINS Leave Riehmcsa ass As,Ss
ana $50 P: Ms and leave Petersburg % n:2s A. ~.
ykEiSaT F F's S,a gssssaaEsss sgsss s
ieaye Petersburg at 7ast 81. NJ and $50 i. n
: TIE SUNDAY EXCURSION TR AIMS sii leaSa
sRicfIfnord and Petersburg at1A.M : EetufninB.
ieaye Richmond and Petersburg At ~. Nj inseeaq
az g O'clock. rs heretofore. - .. 80
The Al. III. TRAIN Wiz not leave atchrnond or
srrndays and the saS p. 81. MALI. TRAIN aud 7sas
4. M. WEIGHT TRAIN wiz not leave Petersburg
!. Fare Tor single tickets. ......,......,..ei2 Is
- Ware for return 90
Eonfnutation tickets can. bc bad ut tlle foiioHlna
Fifty-trip tickets fnr 80. .,.... 40 90 ag
C,neehundred- "Trip tickets fer. ......ts5 90
Passengers for Norfolk win take the LEO Z. %
| Many TRAM, and these from Norfolk VIII con.
nect nj Petersburg with the l1:a5 a. M. TEAM. -
Psssensers from Clover Hill WI fske the $50 a
NJ. IRA IN on Mondays, Wednesdays, ana Ffldayt
and returning leave Richmond on the same dass "
Il Tse siAn TRAINS wnl stop only .. Chester lad
Ms A. NJ. TRAIN will connect A Rstersesrx
with tie Idaucc, Mississippi aud ONO ra'foaa los
Ly yifng ny ny PALACE sLEEPlHG-cAR VIII
be- attached 10 the THROUGH TRAIN a. W eioon,
running through to Wilmington. !, !, ,Arrv
| tan Ticket aud FreigEt Agent
Il - - }fstfg
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From Richmond 10 Cincinnati.

e,Eps-EyB VIEW OF THE QUEEN CITY
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