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PETERSBURG. MAY l.. 49,.
The meeting at III" Tchacro Exchange
WIS no, held to-day in consequence OF no
quorum. Captain William T.. Hinton, in
>i"ct"r AT West liil Warehouse. however.
cave notice that al The lnrtinr next Friday
hr should move the Board for the adoption
ii mrHSlrr> prohibiting: the payment of Il
"l"lt,l> 10 merchants 10y the tobacco in.
>lCct"r> for con>ignmcntS ut tobacco aid III
ease 81 their failure 10 regulate this matter,
would then ask for III" adoption of Il lr>oll,-
tion nclnorlaiiEing the Legislature H. reduce
the prices "t Inspection.
An Immigration >o,'icly was orguniZcd in
suffolk last Monday. ana the lniIuWin" gen
t.rmi"n appointed To draft Il constitution
Or. &. ". Briggs. W. J. Wright, J. II.
killy, - Lee, and Il. Lang>nn.
Mrs. Mary Carr. an Irish woman, charged
with Burning Mrs. f.lr>'> barn. in Isle OF
Wight coauty. i!.t> been sentenced to term
II lhrr" wears Imprisonment III the pcni-
Tertiary.
\ Republican mass needing will he held
here t"-niorruW night for the ratification al
the nominations for city officers. ii is pruha.
ul. ;hai iir ratification will encounter muvl
nplu>itioIi. !! uot after defeat. Armstrong;.
,r'E 'l l"l:l p!1y tIa> created 4 Ir"inlnld -tn>
il"n, AMI IN Tn end may prove t"r strong Il
be ignored Plat and f"rtrrarcamonnccd
for The meeting. ana The irr,lnr<~iAr Porter
viii also URGE himself for hearing.
uh" political "mlltidIc" i moi confined tC
III" General officers. Repeated efforts have
been made in tIr yariu,IN Wards IL cilccl
nominations for councilman ani Justices O
The peace. h!l :" lar have flilc,l, only fil,l
Ward lAiil: Succeeded in Getting even
partial ticket.
Between lulu aui live hundred excursion
| i>t> Irll hcrr his morning 10 attend The ne
| ninlid -rIA ice, At ll"lyWuod.
| Registration proceeds slowly.
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Grecnbricr s'rGsbytcrr.
Reported for the Dispatch.

Grccnhricr l'rcshlrrr met ut HUNTINGTON
May /, 1872, at O'Clock 7. VI. There was
m unusually full attendance. All the minis
tiers, except one who was detained by sick
ness, and Il large number Of ruling elders,
were present. Rev. VI. ii. Bittingcr was
chosen moderator, and Elders Thomas Mat
ihrw> and George Craig temporary clerks.
The reports from the churches showed
that while there have been no very manifest
seasons Of revival, there has been GRADUAL
Increase in the strength Of most OF
the churches. Especially have we reason
to he thankful for the ,igns OF growth in
inc more destitute Plies served by oln
several EvangcliS>. ':,Hc PresJytcry were
rclolrrd to have the 81 urch Ill Charleston
regularly enlisted AGAR. II promises in
many respects to he one If tie most efficient
IN our bounds. II the Party adhcring t. the
Northern Assembly should 20 oil TO maintain
separate organization there is room in this
growing city for them 70 work in perfect
peace and goodwill. There was also much
interest felt in the church at Huntington.
Those VIII" visited ii two Years 40 could not
hut notice The Wonderful growth OF the
l'Etcc III was thou~h. the church was
hlr>scd ny line needing OF tie Prc,Iv-
l"fl Ill mat Time, Il goOIiy number
l,lnng during the services chat Wrr,.
Erpt up Tor some days after. IL is hored u
like result may follow now. Several mem
hcrs were received, and some of the minis
irrS felt called to remain and preach. seeing
the interest manifested. especially among the
students of the college, in whose chapel our
meetings were held. When the church, with
it> sterling elders, nave erected their new
building and secured the services of the man
III their choice for every Sabbath, we hope
they will not only keep pace with the growth
Of the city but Do is lcavcn amidst the ntlll-
cnccS generally found in such places, and
offer the blessings of regular sanctuary priyi-
lc.t.S 10 those who are seeking homes anon.
those who with such Ties c;nnnt long remain
strangers.
The eastern and western extremes OF our
body look, laboring rs We now Ito under tn,
difficulties of such great distances. forward
10 the time when We shall soon br brought
much cioScr 10y the great tlioroughinrc now
fastening 10 lis completion.
Prcsbytcry will hold its next fall session
at River View church, Monroe county, De-
| tohcr 10th. at II y. NJ.
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substitution of United Sintcs Notes for
4hrC& Fer Cont CprIificntra

Tue committee on Banking and Currency
Yesterday morningagrccd 10 report iayorally
upon The till offered hy Mr.. Merriam Ia sub
N"tne h''ru States notr, for three per cent -.
''iHh'2lc>. That 81 much OF section l,yu of
III "' rif'tird IAN act IL provide for the
redemption If the three per ccnt,lm 1cmno-
'AlH '"ai ccr'iltatcS, ana Tor an increase nt'
Nat'"ir'i hank noIrS." rs relates to the cau-
EQUATION al said three per ccmllnn certificates
/, hrre'y repeated, and that the Secretary OF
'hc rca>ury b" authorized and directed 10
call III ana cancel all the outstanding three
per 'enlhin Temporary loan certificates. and
To- >ni'>titUl" therefor United States notes.
y aiNLNlg.nn lINh.,nt
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THE NEWSPAPER SUBSCRIPTION NrIsANCE.--
\ correspondent of the Golden Age writes
from Richticd, Ohio:
..Thcrc is an old and absurd law Of Con-
grcSs, which ought To have been repealed
lon. ago, which allows IL publisher To con-
tinue sending his paper after he expiration
nt the Time for which i Was ordered, ana II
have received number for Which have not
paid, he can continue Scnding it indefinitely,
and if | lave the means he can collect the
BILL Can we not gtt this absurd law re-
p,aled: Let lis get the law repealed, if pos
-ihlc, for the benefit of publishers as well 's
uI subscribers"
(rhe New York Commercial also pub
fishes the above. Yet there is no such law
of Congress, of course. lmpeclinlous news
papers publish long string of "der!sIols
or post-otliee laws" which were made or
passed by no bench or body but editors oil
the kind aforesaid
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v Ell l. d w SULPHUR SPRINGS.
= MONTGOMERY COUNTY. pA.-BOARD
summer retreat Will he opened OH the 18th JUN
next: The mineral wafer IL unsurpassed by any II,
virginia Tor Its curative qualities. Since the lsst
season new buildings have been erected. AMI Tho
cottages much improved and entirely refnrn4hed.
i'nst-eil!cc Telegraph, and Express offices. In the
nofei fine BAND Of music engaged for the season.
Livery stable kept on the premises. A LGEe with
Pietist,rc-Jqnk In the lawn.
Board per day s.5J: per week. $3.50: per month,
St5: for two months or more. so per month.
Visitors leave the rag. n tlriStilusburg depot OF
The At!:a:ir. Nississipni and ohio railroad. Coache";
meet every train. i~sincc from the depot, three
md 81 linlf miles. :+cAd FIR pamphlets To
my cod In j. j & j. VA DE. prnlrintnre.
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From r0wilatan.--A Esr!xy County.
CorrcaI .nn,rncr "f the Richmond Dispatch.
PuWnATAN ColETHut'S NA.,)


May y, 49,.
our Board Of Supervisors met to-day 10
kay the county levy. and finding about S3,0Uu
.,lrpItl, in hand after paying the county
officers up IL this date, only levied L tax o1
five cents on the 500 MurI h uf property, and
the clpllatiun tax Of 81. III for both county
and state. This is very healthy state III
the county finances. and we'll calculated t" H.
yi@or..lc the people in their present private
embarrassment. They also levied the lnaNi-
nm district and county Tax for school pur-
poses. which will give them fresh impetus.
The lax upon dogs was fully discussed.
and the Board were in favor Of imposing II
tax on them, but two Of the Board Were
doubtful about the roll>tilutionaity of the
law. Cannot YOU ,ti-ah,ISr their minds OF
this doubt and let he schools have the brnc-
tit Of This revenue.
j. HaSkinS llOh>On, our Former treasurer
made his !nil settlement with The Board to-
| day. which reflected GREAT credit upon lli>
clerical skill and accuracy, H. in receiving and
ui>bursin" S2o. 600 in sums at one dollar and
| upwards the Board did not detect 4 single
mistake. His vouchers, receipts, and cntrir,
| we've all numbered, and the Board thus
passed the whole transactions of the veal
under review in the short space of one hour
and found that every dollar received had
| been properly accounted i,sr.
bIlr farmers have, mos! al them, finished
| planting corn, and those Wl.n itiyc moi had
to stop on account OF He dry weather,
| from which we are suffering now, are
hu>ily preparing for large crop Of tobacco
and have in abundance Of plants, which will
insure an early planting should the season
be propillolS.
|
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The scene of .tlin nrciden:. wi,.re ti,ay faunf:
white man, who gave bis name Hs Christie
l'her Key, aud who said he lived In Wytle.
vile, with his skull badly fractured, and his
'eif hand severed entirely from the arm, and
severe bruises about the body and limbs.
ihc wounded man seemed to be perfectly
conscious, and he was placed on the train
md taken 10 Wythcyillc for medical attcn-
ton. s'.oi,, however, is the severe character
of his wound: that it is not possible that he
will recover. II Is supposed that he was
trunk AND rad fallen asleep on the track
Iyuchburg Ncrr.
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East ssHnu.c" ssrtsbyfpr,.
SECOND pAI-CnSrITtLn.

~ WI IA II ~ llNt I'D
;,ninr ii,ln- mol included in the rrp"r! oI
The proceedings published Yesterday are now
1Nrn.
Eulm" Ehl,n' Henry Fitzgerald, on behalf
Of Manchester church. presented the request
tl,lt Prc~bytcry would continue the acrcpta-
hi, and efficient services Of Rev. W. \.
Campbell "a, their stated supply during the
coming wear and after Sulur discussion IL Ia
tue sources and >uIlicirnry al Mr. tanphcll>>
,uppurl. the following resolutions were read
and adopted:
u. EeS0iced. That the application of the
church in Manchester to employ Rev. Will
liam 4. Campbell as stated supply during
TN. next year be granted.
-. E,>Oictd. That the pr,>Eyt"ry does
hereby cypress IL qualification ii the pro-
.rr>,- hats fur made is tie church i'll Main
CHESTER; HAT il i,d.:itrnl i tr,i 4 sum moi
less than : 900 l. needed iorthc maintenance
of il, minister during the next year; that The
Committee Of Missions is hereby instructed
10 do whatever may h" in lis power to secure
this amount. and that the i'rcShytcry, re-
yurding with much appreciation the efficient
agency of tie. cl..lrtilt. in Richmond i'll aid
ing this enterprise. docs Respectfully request
lIi. sessions Of those churches IA confer Oh
hi, subject ~ soon H. practicable, ana con-
,inu, s,i,h assistance. elninn next year as they
uluy he able 10 ;.ilurd.'
llr. Joh.. u. pinkcrlou, 4 candidate for
the ministry under rar. Of the PreslNter!,
was authorized 10 labor rs IN cXhortcr III
brunswick roiinty, his qualification for the
work having been certified by the professors
Of the seminary.
lIllEppAi.
NJ ,x,,ur~Trp N.r IL 1872.
.I,,y tL. o,.rtiuss PRAYER and the reading
49,, n,,,,,.rs Of Yesterdays session, the
,'.'i;,,., ~ t,,. minnie. oI ih. Dyo re- nate
',,n,;',,, .,smrnI,.u >,>tcr,,l, WIS resumed,
'',,d No.. ,,,i,n,,s lnprnycd.
~ rrnv, i,rr,duccd the follow ing rcs0-
I,,,;/, ,rIi,.n ,y.,s ,dnn,cd:
'''..""' ',n.,,n, h,yiu~ arisen IT, to the kind
,.., .r .,iI.nrr ii amy. which should
'"' '" y, ,,,,.,;,I ,ne,tinn of prcsby-
'' no'''''' - -, ;,I;,.In,v lht il has been
pis =" H., ,.' '.iI.n ,''> '>''',>
- :. r.tnj,.J Th,t this question he referred
10 :, rnmmirtr. T., o., rrnort thereon II, ill.,. next
stated meeting"
Cnunittcc--Dr. Brown, Mr.. Rutherford,
Colonel i'arhs,l;'s'. ,.,,,,,
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s.ftter from Bristol.

Correspondence of the l:icn"!,d Diyiai;h.
BIlsroL, VA. AND Tenn. May Is, 1872.
The scycrcst winter that has been iclt in
this section for years past has Just closed, ana
the submits Of hill and mountain have dotted
their shruld of White ana donncd The dlc:s
If immortal green. The change We all ltli!
with delight the scenery i Grand, the ballHy
atmn~phclr refreshing and delightful, but Il
still NrghlcI milurme j. felt among the me-
charles and labOring CLASSES. The vast inl-
proyemcnt in this place Is surprising, and
undoubtedly bcspeakS the future OF Bristol
Goodson rs one Of Importance. Among the
leading enterprises of the town may be lnell-
TONED a tobacco factory and Il sash, doorand
blind factory, the contracts for which have
already been put under seal and signature,
and will ere long be in full operation. There
are also many large, handsome Residences,
and more in process of erection. The large
brick mansion of Rev. &. y. Caldwell, pastor
of The Presbyterian church in this place, IS
really elegant. aud reflects credit upon his
taste and spirit Of Improvement, aS well rs
proving m honor to this young, rising city.
The Virginia and Kentucky road viii be Il
suc,r>S. In IN interview with General
Malone, who WAS here few days since, lie
assured lis OF his s;ngllncnc>> of the action
of the stockholders of the Louisville and
Nashville road on the 18th in meeting him at
Cumberland Gap, and he was anticipating
their action by inspecting !hr r"litc surveyed
from this point. He is confident lilid Ito
hcaIlhtul influence will be tclt 10 the re-
motest parts OF Virginia, and nowhere
more so than at Bristol-Goodson.
Farmers and gardeners are beginning to
wear long faces. Nearly every man met Is
inullilng for the time it will rain. Wheat l.
ouiv tolpiable, while oats are in some To-
caliticS almost plSt redemption. there having
been no rain of amy consequence for nearly Il
month.
Among our population mention the
MINES of two gentlemen from Richmond,
Va.--Dr. III. Y. Gray and j. Bunting, ESD.
druggist.
"Thr Greeley and Brown ticket is generally
spoken of with approval is being the most
feasible ticket i'm opposition to Grant. South"
west Virginia and East Tennessee Will, BE-
,oud question, give their influence to Inc
Support of the Liberal ticket. J.
PROBABLE FATAL AccIpENT.--A As the east
ern-bound passenger train of the Virginia
and Tennessee railroad was about one niiie
west of WytheyiIle, on Monday night, the
engineer discovered man lying on the track
Il very short distance ahead of the train, Dllt
100 late to check up in time to prevent strik-
ing him. AS soon rs possible the train was
stopped, and the officers OH it returned to
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iHE DRorGHT.-i'iic drought in all TIL.
section is bccomin" really alarming, and the
''r"ns are suffering greatly. The indications
now no, are That the grass crop will be Il total
failure. and the wheat will lie cnt short fully
ohe-halt. The stalks ofthe wheat are already
more than half burned UP, and no quantity
oil ram will now revive them sufficiently to
produce anything like full yield. The to.
bacco plants also have been seriously dam.
aged aud The oat crop bids fair to he Il failure.
iaken altogether, the prospect before our
farmers Is by no means flattcr;ng. Lynch.
hurg Ne,cs.
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TAPON SPRINGS AND BATHS,
HAMPSHIRE COUNTY, WEST VA,
VIA WINCHESTER, VA

This delightful watcriur-place has been thor
hughy rciitted and Is now KEPT in the hest modern
celebrity for their prompt and happy action in Dys-
pepSia. Diseases Of the Kidneys and Bladder. IN
Gliding Calculus: in various Skin Diseases. and In
their admirable effects oil the female constitution.
The air of Capon IS unsurpassed In all the noun
tains of Virginia for salubrity. elasticity, and dry
ness.
Its SPLENDID BATHS were declared hy Sir
Henry !sulwcr, when on visit here with Mr.. Web
.tcr. rs hardly eGutlicd hy anything he had seen in
Europe.
t"r pamphlet with full particulars of rates.
clarr,.-. &c. &c" apply 10 PURCELL. LADD < Co..
druggists, with whom We have placed the WATER
on >:ilrl or 10 the undersigned, l,y mail
M ig-lui FRAZIER L SALE, PrOprctnra.
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IN OOO FEET SEASONED ! sYCA
DRY GOODS.
SEASONABLE AND CHEAP.

SEASONABLE AND CHEAP.
a lot OF pretty Lawns. beautiful patterns;
Plain, Figured. and Striped Japanese Cloths
Black Iron Grenadines, hest qualities
Japanese Silks and Popns, latest styles;
French CanIbrics Inl Lawns all coors;
White and Colored Piqucs.
Victoria ami Bishop Lawns,
striped and Plain Nainsook and Swiss Mrslins.
Tarlatans, all cOlOrs; Bnbiuet and Curtain Laccs;
Black Dress Silks; Trimming Silks and Satlns;
White. Black. ana Cnlnrcd Alobar AlpacaS;
Linen and Cotton s,hrctnas,
PILLOW Ease Linens and CnttUnS,
Table Linens, Napkins, Towels. Quilts;
Ladies' Suits, Lace Sicques and Shawl-;
Linen and Lace Sets: hest Crepe Wells and Collars
Cambria Edgngs and Insertugs,
Infants Waists and Dresses; White skirts:
Latest styles ParasOls; hest silk Umbrellas;
Gents Gauge Shirts. full sizes
Gents White Shirts aud BOsoms,
CasSimcres. Linen Drills. Ribbons.
Kid Gloves. Fans. &c., &c.
All these goods and many others we offer 1T the
very lowest prices and solicit Il call.
WILLIAM THALHIMER ( SONS,
myl3 No. 60l Broad. corner Sixth street.
A STONISHING.---CAL AT 900 BROAD
"A STREET. Beautiful Chcnc Poplins at Zoe. I
yard: Fine Linen Lawns at 2ac. Figured and Piair
Grenadines ut l2s, lG3 lst and &c; Fine Piqnes a
lst and upward; Handsome Shirt Fronts at 12ac.
Straw Matings--4-l at lssc., 81 At 30c. CT at 2jc.
received on yesterday. the 10th instant. from th,
New York auctions. Great bargains constant,
CT BARBEE,
successor to Duckwall L Rouss.
my IL gO9 Broad street.
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az ~ ''''
&. NsT}. >"'"'n weather W" nave rr"
+, .atoF'', ''hl""H u> ~ lie romnhg Of
-.~.n tor i"r NWFnNs-W The season Of
..4H SUMMER reunion III !llc mountains
.......nnt have leisure ana mcau,--ut
vet hope t1r the invalid. Il i 4 graft
..'r.;s.u that We in Virginia may IN
!'.a Wr nave 80 near lis 50 many ctli-
.., 1@"'aI waters. 'ha' heap mp iron" IN"
. 1, o|I"lN - nature HH'd scenes "
rs, ad >Uhl10ii>, surrounded 10y tenn
......~ -Ir,ri''t ALL t@>rhef"> pare. that
Eating ntd irN tEor'lIn2. Nrnccd
.4,Ary tt.An \s'-'aH !"r pleasure ~
N,ud t'r'N'j' az" has richly en-
..-.T STATE. y" land ever hoa>trd oi
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= oCkBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS, "
OPEN JUNE. /, 1872.

This fnvoritc and celebrated WATERING PLACE
VII offer additional attractions this season. Among
oi,!er Improvements. There has leen added an Gle
rant aud Spacious ballroom, adjoining the par Tor
the parior has been enlarged aI improved. and the
proximity Of tic two renders each tasIi. accessible
Il will he kept in style no. surpassed anywhere In
Virginia.
The WATERS Of these special Springs either chr,
or greatly relieve most nf Scrofua, IHcipicni
Consumption. Chronic bronchitis, Chronic Laryn-
gifts. Chronic Pneumonia. Chronic Dyspepsia.
Chronic DiarrhEa. chroGir Dyscntcry. They are
also great value In those affections which are pcti-
liar 10 the female constitutions and rs an appetizer.
tonic. and general restorative, they are perhaps.
uiurallcd amongst mineral waters The proprietor
will have provided for the lawns and BALLROOM !.
lirsi-class Band Of Music, and in general all the
sources q: amusement and recreation usually found
ut our best resorts will bc the commanded
ihc%ncsts N ''RuCkBiIDtiE ALUM" The place
i within eleven In thirteen hours Of Richmond.
Washington. Baltimore. etc. by rail, all in DAYLIGHT
Passengers leave the cars of the Chesapeake AM!
oh" rriroad IT Goshen depot, ami new and elegant
stage coarlics. passing rapidly over i smooth and
Level road of only eight miles, set down the visitors
1t the Springs Ia tea.
JAMES \. FRAZIER. Proprietor
Persons making lis" al the grounds. ,v,., al The
springs, md not stopping ut my hotel, will b.
charged hall my regular rates.
Tie Rockbrlgc water is for sal. by PURCELL.
LAllD CO. Richmond, and GEORGE VI. Nc
lNrIRE, Charlottesville.
Descriptive pamphlets sent free on application.
lU-3m
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Both Houses OF Congress have passed bin
which directs the Secretary Of the Navy 10
lny /" kuj"lt \. Mayo. Of Richmond. Va.
@l.'.i. -. L. ls,' i'll fun al balances due him
81 :trCut.ui ni rr'~t'!N atom bills Tor tobacco
Furnished IItr | ntrd Stilc> Navy Depart
iurli uI,icr contract existing uuin" the
wears 1850 and 1861.
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Judge. Robertson. Of charlottesville. de-
riillcS I" serve on the Board of Visitors OF
the University.
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, nrsIprRATIrM SUPPLIED BY THE

4 UESIUEK-iIU Ut oNI LII1nFl ~
~ inIrollu,tIou of WOOD SONS CON
DL,NSEp SODA WATER. II can be Kept Ill ,ihe
house ready nj moments notice 10 furnish cooling
and delicious dranght. Messrs. Wood sons on, aae
CANT prcnarution 1t Is the resnl. OF scientific ea
nerncr,t is nude from the rurcst nmteriAiss ana
cal fraternity. The people generally are adding
their endorsement wherever II Is introduced;
For $3.50 sent to Messrs. ond SOUS, n!ehinoan s
a au1! ot %i for NJ, glasses soda water. my II
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RICHMOND AND PETERSBuRG RAILROAD Co..
RICHMOND. Va. March 30, 1872. !
ON AND AFTER SUNDAY, MARCH
~ alst, the TRAINS on this road viii run as fol-
The MAIL TRAINS leave Richmond at s:ss A.
and M rn so 20 F. NJ aud leave Petersburg at NJ
FRElGllT TRAINS, with a passenger COACH at,
leave Petersburg at 7:i5 \. ". and 1850 p. NJ.
Tine 3:15 \. NJ. TRAIN win not leave Richmond
S M T 1 IF IS T. VII Mh not t EAiS s,a ano
burg on sundays
Fare for sln"lc tickets. %
Fare for return tickets .............. . %
Communication tickets can he lad at the following
Fifty-trip tickets for. ...............$!o 90
Omc-hunlrcd trip tickets fnr....... Gu %
PASSENGERS for Norfolk will take tc 200 p. NJ.
DAILY TRAM. and those from Norfolk will con.
Passengers from Clover IIl will take the $50 A.
VI. TRAIN OF Mondays. Wednesdays, aud Fridays;
andrctnrninr, leave Richmond on tic same days al
The MAIL TRAINS will stop only at Chester and
The. 4. ". TRAIN VIII connect at Petersburg
with the Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio railroad for
LynIr.h9'lrg t!ily. ;.
he nttarhed to the fiouc TKhiS ut Mc n
r.. r. KhSEY,
NH 30 Ticket aud Freight Agent.
RICHMOND AND DhNrILLE RAILROAD Co.,l 81
RICHMOND, March 81, 1872. !
DICIIMOND AND DANEILLE RAIL
Ia EOAD.-On and after SUNDAY, March 3lst,
l-7?:
GOING WEST.
Train M. tthrou"h raSStng,rI leaves Pichnond
daily Except sundays AT a:jJ a. VI. leaves Dam
vile ut ll:7 y. NJ; arrives At Greensboro at 2:l5
l.. VI.
Train No. . tLyuchburg passcngcr) leaves Ref
mond daily AT $40 \. NJ; arrives Mt I.yuchburg at
L. VI.
Train No. II Through mail and cxprcsS) lcaves
Richmond daily at .:aJ i. VI. leaves Danviilc daily
al II T. NJ; arrives at Greensboro daily nj 1885
GOING EAST.
Train No. Through mail anu cNpressl leaves
Greensboro daily al l.!5 \. NJ: leaves DauviIle
daily AT a:Js 4. NJ; arrives AT hirhnond daily AT
l2n2 T. VI.
Train No. Through passenger leaves Green's
harD' daily ttAult ~urd,y-j AT 0:l0 4. VI. : loavc3
DanNillc al l2a7 L. Vi; arrive III Rchnond at SAB
PM.
Train No. 10 iLynrburg passcngrr} leaves Lynch
burg daily at 4. Nj: leave, !:nrhryi,. al l..
VI. ,fTvi@ nj Rirhunud at Ara j.. VI.
Trains Nos. s auh II connect al Greensboro with
trains on the North Carolina railroad l"r nj i"iuis
south. E".
Train No. q connrrt4 al l:urkcyllc with train. on
the Atl,air, Mississippi aud uh!" railroad Tor all
points southwest and south
Train No. II connects 1T Greens nrO with train for
Raleigh: arrives there at 7M5 4. Nj. Passengers
leaving Raleigh Al T:l5 l.. VI. connect at Green's
born' with train M. for Richmond.
THROUGH TICKETS 10 all points south and
southwest can hc procured at lie ticket Office In
Richmond, aud Of Il. +. WALKER, Agent Of the At
lantir Mississippi and Ohio railroad No. 1873 Main
street. Richmond.
Papers that have arrangements 10 advertise the
schedule of this company VII pleas print as above
Join i. HAcMUKijD.
General Freight AMI Ticket Agent.
r. VI. e. TALCuIf. Engineer aud supcrtnt@nd
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