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.cro,v or AZ ACTOR alackay, the actor,
"a - S,,nnatcr in Hartford. One day
Nj, VIZ; o wnriing at the bench vigorously
,lnv;,o ., ,wcIye-;nril bastard file, with no
ono r,rescnt hut a single fellow-workipan, ne
o',ddnnJ, dropred his file, sprang back a few
.nnt struck the attitude that Macbeth Is sup
nosrd TO have assumed in the dagger scene,
and repeated the blood-curdIinS words in the
fnvt. in a voice hollow, solemn, and impress
.ive, with features whcr"on were painted al
the agony of tortured mind, and accom-
panied with gestures so strikinglv true TO
nature that his fciow-WorkIEtn was aston
is,icd
Hcwas more than that. He was thoroughly
frightened. He had never been toa theatre III
his life, and consequently was but iittie pre-
,arcd for this sudden clap of Theatrical thun-
der. He supposed that his companion had been
stricken with insanity, and to his nina II wa
not pleasant thought to be cooped up IN q
room with a crazy man. But how should DC
escape? That was the question. Inc ohJect
If lis dread was between him and the door,
and he dare not pass him.
They were on the second floor, ana escape
BY the way Of window was too dangerous
to attempt. All this passed through ne
mind SO quickly that the young tFaSeoEli'
had only GOT to the words, Come, let me
.lutch thee" wien the frightened mechanic
hastily rctrcatcd 10 q far corner OF the room:
where there was a stack Of gun barrels, ahc
clutching one, placed himself in q defensive
oost,Ire. with Il look so determined ana YET
so horror-strickcn it seemed to say, " II YOU
do clutch me, or attempt to 90 20, VIII
knock your brains out with this gun barrel.
He kept his eyes fastened on the speaker,
and bretthlcSsly watched every motion, and
maintained the same striking attitude until
the close. Mackay had been so wrapped up
in the recitation that lie had not taken ID the
,rynr here described, but as he concluded he
embraced the situation OF affairs at Giailcc,
and said: "Why, Jack, what's the matter
with you:"
erie matter with me; nothing ~ eX-
claimcd Jack, indignantly; but would IKE
to know what in thunder is the matter with
YOU"
A mutual explanation took place and
hearty laugh followed.
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A VERY SAFE SaFE.-There is an account
in Il San Francisco paper of a safe which al
ingenious mechanic constructed and declared
TO hc absolutely burglar-proof TO convince
the incredulo,ls of this fact, he placed one
thollsand-dollar bill in his pocket, had HIM
self locked into the safe, with an ample sup
ply of provisions, declaring he would give
the money to the man who unlastened the
door. All the blacksmiths, and burglars, and
carpenters in the State have been busy for
week boring, and blasting, and beating ut the
safe, and the man is there yet. lie has Whls-
pcrcd through the keyhole that he will make
the reward $4,000 if somebody will only let
him out. Fears are entertained that the
whole concern will have to be melted down
ina blast furnace before he is released, and
it is proposed to pass i'll through the keyhole
a tirc-proof jacket to protect the inventor
while the iron is melting.
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BY Lyme s. Brother
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. 1919 AIaln street.

GALE OF VALUABLE LAND IN HEN
- RICO AT AUCTI0N.-Dy virtue Of 4 decree OF
a2d of December 1871 In the snit OF Turpins execu.
tor rs. Ropers administrator and others, the under
signed, rs special commissioner under said decree
will offer for sale at auction the premises, on
WEDNESDAY, the lah OF February, 1879. that por.
ton of the real estate of Benjamin ". Roper, de-
ceased. known us TRACT No. ., containing by est,
ACRES.
This Land lies on the Central turnpike, about three
miles below Richmond, Is Of good quality, and It's
ncaruess TO the city renders it very desirable.
TERMS: Cash rs to SO much Of the proceeds OF sale
as is necessary 10 pay tie cost of suit and charges OF
sale residue on credit of one, two and three years
Cor negotiable notes satisfactorily endorsed, with IN
terest at six per cent from the day OF sale, ana tie
retained until notes paid and conveTallcn dTect
cd by the court. EDWARD J.: 1hS;S;oM,
Sale conducted by LIME & BROTHER. If
,,,.fic
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ANOTHER SNAKE SroRY.-A correspondent

ANOTHER SNAKE SToRY.-A correspondent
Of the San Francisco Chronicle writes:
"Just before leaving Acapulco, Mexico, il
December last, | happened to be at La Giuita,
amusing myself by hunting, as game, in tho
way Of deer, rabbits, pigeons, &C., is album
iant, and affords the hunter plenty Of sport.
During the afternoon, Willie seated OIL the
corridor, talking with the garitcro,' "a very
clever McXican,) some Indians came along,
and one of them offered for sale a pretty iawn
1T the low price of seventy-tive cents.
bought it, and at night the 'garitero,' Don
Leonardo Baicls, kindly offered to take it in
his house, rs tigers often call late, and it
would not be safe to let the fawn remain out
Of doors. We'll, Don Leonardo, before re-
firing, tied it to the bedpost. About 3 O'Clock
in the morning he was awakened by ire.
mcndols noise, and on coming to sitting
posture an extraordinary sight was before
linn. An immense snake of the species Of
boa had glided into the room, and had actti
ally swallowed the fawn; but not being able
TO break the cord with which it was tied tc
The bcdpost, could not get away; hence tho
reptiles struggles. The noise awoke thu
neighbors ard myself, and on arriving at tho
scene the boa WAS soon killed with II few well
directed blows with 4 'macbote,' or Mexican
sword. lie measured eighteen feet in length
and was as thick is mans BODY
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LEspEDEzA SrR1ATA.-We are glad The
Agricultural Department can't kill out TIM
Japan clover, which is voluntarily covering
the face of Georgia nature every spring, be-
cause otherwise they would be sure to do Ii
They say it * q icslminol!s plant that Ia;
lately attracted some attention in the southern
states as Il forage plant, is poorly adapted to
any such use, and not by ar: means worthy
of recognition by the cultivator. 1t is low,
ilard-workcd annual, spreading freely on
sandy aud poor soils, with very small and
sc;nty foliage. ;,
Nevertheless. the clover will come of itself
OIL the old fields, and where it can find bit
of encouragement from the soil it grows
more thicky than any other grass. Ii feels
to the foot something like 4 pilc-carEet. and
an honest and industrious mule can bite 4
more tender and solid mouthlul of nutritious
heritage than anywhere else we ever saw.
Mtco,t (Gd.) Telegraph.
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BY Gruhhs & Williams,
: Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE or VERY
GRANITE ME AS ouARRIEs N eHEsTEkrt H
COUNTY NEAR TO MANCHEsTER AND ND OF,
r4sTE TO q RIGE9I9NR ALSo 2b Lot GE
S SHST ~ OF PERs6NAh AS At
AUCTION.-In execution OF Il, decree Of the Chcs-
terLeld County Court, entered ut its November
terni 1871, In the case of Archer, &C., rs. Archer,
&C., the undersigned commissioners thereby ar-
PoiatN VII ss +h 1t a ,S v pTTn tine c on
mencng ut IL O'Clock A. NJ, the VERY VALUA-
BILE ESTATE Of which the late Richard Archer
died seized, situated as above stated adjoining the
lands lately owned by w. Ii. Benson. a. +. Jalnke.
aud others, and containing FIVE HUNDRED and
TWELVE ACRES lmore or lessl. 1t fronts on the
back to james river, having also fronts on both sides
of tie River road. with the Richmond and Dauyie
r 5,s Ina adss M BE into four or more
tracts, rs follows:
LIST. The house tract, with about TW0HLNDREp,
ACRES fronting on the north side of the Riycrroad
and running back to the Quarry tract The improve
ments consist of Brick Dwelling with twelve
rooms and all the usual dt dn f rs River road
posite the house tract. -..5.'. 2"
al. A tract on the turnpike.
good heart and capable Of tue highest improvement
They all have suficlcncy of wood aud some to
spare, which is very valuable by reason Of Its pro1-
li 4t. The quarry tract with about FIFTT-ToUE
ACRES, on the railroad. This quarry has been ex;
tcnslTcly WOFkttl, lhu'~u W. thS
In building the United States CUSTOM house at Rich
mond The quality Is equal to any and surpassed by
none of the utiarrics In this vicinity. and the stt
tOn is such that for case Of worknsand convenience
of Transportation 1t is not eualed by any quarry In
4 map and survey OF the property viii be shown
GU And then we viii sell all the Personal PRO
PERTY OH the farm, consisting of about
I5o barrels CORN.
PROVENDER. &C. >>,,e.
stock of HORSES. MULES, COWS, and HOGS;
PLANTATION UTENSILS, rs......
and n large and valuable lot of observation-disclosures,
HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FURNlIDhE.
And on the following day, thursday. 18TH Feb
ruarv at O'Clock p. NJ, We will SELL OH the preinl-
ehPtRT OF LOT No. o25, In the plan Of Manches-
tor 20 by 1875 feet, fronting OH Barney, or Seventh
street. between Hull and cambridge streets:
One moiety of the FIhCTORY PROPERTY nearly
opposite to the above: and a
LOT in Mayos addition, on Jefferson street, 80 by
TERMS For the real estate one-nfth cash; bal
ancp at six. twelve, eighteen, and twenty-tour
months for negotiable notes, with Interest added at
rhe rate of per cent. per ann, and titles retained
until the notes are paid anu conYeyanccs urected ny
the court. . .,-o
For the personal property. cash for sums under so
over that amount one-haf cash, balance at twelve
months for bonds. with good security, with waiver
of homestead exemption. and bearing interest III te
rate Of per cent. per annum.
W. W. COSBY,
III. G.. CANNON, Commissioners
SAMUEL ARCHERY
GHUBBS & WILLIAMS, AuctiOneers.
Il, -h.,,u f,y gt.N
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICER
RICHMOND, December 30, 1sIl. &
DAVENPORT e. CO. AND OTHERS

~ VS.. WILLIAM 81. MCGRUDER AND
OTHERS-By decree entered in this cause by the
Circuit Court Of the city of Richmond on the 10th OF
December, 1871 am authorized and directed TO take
annual value of the real estate In the bill mentioned
belonging to the defendant, William NJ. McGruder,
aud lying In the county OF Henrtco, the various liens
resting upon the same, together with their amounts
and priori.ies, and TO report my proceedings here
under to this court. stating In connection With my
said report any matter deemed pertinent by 1nysef
or which may be required so TO state ny any OF iIe
parties TO this suit.
The parties Interested are hereby nctiac.t that l
have fixed on TUESDAf Tho Both Say OF ,,aphAry,
CITY OF Richmonl on Eleventh street between Main
and Bank streets Us the place TO execute tine fore
eeennIred fo attend. THOMhS,J y. Evans,
ia I-Maw Commissioned III ehuieer!'
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A Buffalo man must have the credit for the
most novel invention yet proposed for pro-
peling boats on the canal. The power L: not
attached to the boat, but the entire body OF
water in the canal is moved. and the current
thus created is used as the propcllins power.
The plan embraces Il wall laid IN the centre OF
the canal its entire length, dividing it into two
equal channels. At the head Of each level Is
placed AL immersed wheel of peculiar con-
struction, which is moved bya stationary en-
CINE, and the action of which is to throw the
water from one of the channels into the other.
\ current is thus created from the machinery
in one channel and toward it in the other.
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COURT ORDERS.

VIRGINA:-In the Clerks Office. Of the
Y Chancery Court Of the city Of Richmond, De-
ccmbcr 80, 1871, In vacation:
William A. Wyatt. .Plalntin,
against -
n. W. Walton and n. T. Walton. Defendants,
IN CIIANCERY.
The obec. of this suit Is to enforce q mechanics
lien in favor Of the plaintiff for the of one hum
drcd and fifty dollars with interest thereon from the
9th day OF june 1911 and costs. against house ana
lot on Seventh street north of Leigh street. in the
city Of Richmond, claimed and owned lIy the de-
PENDANTS. And affidavit having been made and flet.
that the defendant ~ r. Walton Is Il nonresident of
the State Of Virginia. he Is required to appear here
within one month after due publication hereof and
do what is necessary to protect his interests herein
A copy-Test:
- BENJAMIN Ii. BERRY, Clerk.
CANNON e COURTNEY, d. q. il I-M4w
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..-. by James II. Taylor,
Real Estate Agent and Auctionecr,
Office No. lilo Main street.

THAT VALUABLE LOT ON THE EAST
4 SIDE OF THIRTEENTH BETWEEN MAIN
AND FRANKLIN STREETS, QCCLPiED ~
THE OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP CONTAIN:
AUCTION.-Wil be sold OIL WEDNESDAY the
slst day Of JanGary, 1872, Oh the premises, az /
O'Clock VI. that DESIRABLE OF us above located.
fronting about IS feet on Thirteenth street. 1t Is
now leased to good tenant for five years from Octo-
bcr ls 1870, at $3.50 Fer annum in gold, and al taxes
The improvements are to be paid for 1T vaiuato al
the expiration of the lease. The location OF this
property being in the centre of the business part Of
the city. renders 1t desirable. Persons WISHING 10
make permeut Investment would Go well to attend
the sale
Terms: Ore-third cash: the balance at six and
twelve months for negotiable notes, interest added
and secured by Il deed NJ trust.
Ia - JAMES NJ. TAYLOR, Auctioncer
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QUESTIONS AsKED1 IN New YoRK.--1s pigeon
shooting cruel {? To what denomination
does Mr.. Hepworth belong this morning:
Who has the largest share in the general
order business this side of Washington? L
Josephine frightened? Is Stokes happy
How many people were killed on Sunday
Is any one likely to be hanged soon? Where
is DR.. Greeley? How many thieves are in
the reformed Legislature at Albany? IsJohn
Cochran, acting Mayor. sorry he told the
people of Richmond, Va, he was ready to
follow them into rebellion? Has the Times
ceased crying for the loss of tie thirteen
Thousand dollars it didn't get out OF the city
treasury? Is the great metropolis more
moral now than it was year ago ?--EoS!oR
Post,
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RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG
RAILROAD COMPANY,

yE'HE TRAINS ON THIS ROAD run n
4 follows:
The mail trains leave Richmond at sis A. II. aiu
2So T. NJ; and leave Petersburg at 4:o5 A. n. aAd
To 7. VI. .....
Freight and accommodation trains leave Richmond
at \. ". and $40 T. NJ and leave Petersburg ut II
\. NJ and $3.50 L. VI.
The 3:.5 \. II. train will not leave Richmond on
SUNDAYS, and the 7:21 =. VI. train will not leave
Petersburg OH SUNDAYS.
Passengers for Norfolk will take the 230 Z. NJ.
daily train, and those from Norfolk will connect al
Petersburg with tie 10 4. NJ train.
Passengers from Clover Hill will take the $50 A.
NJ. train Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays
and returning, leave Richmond the same days al
2:30 2. NJ
The mail trains will stop only at Chester.
The 4. VI. train will connect at Petersburg witt!
the Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio railroad fol
Lynchburg daily.
SLEEPiSG-CAES on the $50 =. NJ. train, running
through TO WilmIngtor X. u. kASEY,
auf Ticket and Freight Agent
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A GHosTLY FiSToR.-About ten days ago
gentleman residing OH Rutledge avenue, III
the neighbnrhood OF Radcliffe street, was
awakened by a ringing at his street bell at the
dead hour Of midnight. 1t was no sneaking,
hesitating pull, but good, strong jerk, which
made the bell jingle in manner to rouse the
whole household. This positive ringing de-
nlanded al answer; but 10! when the SILVER
ing representative of the household looked
out no visitor could be found, and nothing
could be heard but the chattering of teeth as
the cold, ghostly, morning air rushed in
through the half-opened door. A malediction
upon the heads of all mischievolls. bell-pulling
urchins, followed by an energetic slanming OF
the door, concluded the performance for the
first night. The second night it was re-
peated with similar result; and the third
and fourth nights brought the same discord-
ant ringing, and the same result upon going
to the street door. The thing continued reg
ularly; and each night, almost without a Siu-
gle intcrmisSion, between the hours of II and
/ o'clock, the bell was violently rung and no
one could be found at the gate when it WAS
answered. The mystery began to weigh upon
the minds Of the occupants Of the house, and
the gentleman tried to get the services Of i
policeman to watch the house for the noctur-
nal bell-puller. Failing in this, he deter
mined to solve the mystery himself. and,
armed TO the teeth with shot-guns, reyolyers,
swords, &c, and with a fearful intent, he
took his stand upon his lonely vigil, near an
open window, commanding the bell-knob, at
point-blank range. II, hdlf-past II, 12, a
qtGtrter-past II came, when the nodGing SEN
tnel came to his feet with jump, as the bell
tangled and clattered as If it were tied to the
tail of a mad dog. AT the first sound of
the bell the watcher presented his double
bflTel at the beil-knob, and each par
ticuaar hair began to stand on end as the
ringing progressed violently withoutanybody
being at tbssbel-knob. The puzzled senti-
mel was no believer In ghosts, however, and
vas about to withdraw quietly, when n
scratching sound was heard, and looking to
The right on the fence, he saw q venerable
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By Wellington Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctonccr,
corner Eleventh and Bank streets.


COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VERY
" DESIRABLE PRIVATE RESIDENCE On
THE SOUTH SIDE OF GRACE BETW ZEN
THIRD AND FOURTH STREETS.-By virtue ol
decree OF the Chanccry Court of the city of Rich
nIond entered OH the 18th of January. 1872, In the
case of Cochran. &C., against Quarlcs &C., we shall
special commissioners thereby appointed pr4cSs
to sell ut public auction, the premises. ON TUE
DAY the 30th of January, 1872. at O'Clock i: M u
fair if not. the first fair day thereafter, that large
and wcll-locatcd BRICK DWELLING Situated Il.
above now In the occupancy Of Mr.. Joel b. Watkins:
The lot has front OF 3?3 feet and = depth OF le3.
feet with the privilege of an alley leading out tc
Fourth street. The dwelling Is well built, has eleven
rooms. besides large kitchen, &c. =,
TERMS: Enollgh in cash to defray expenses OF
sale and costs of suit; balance in equal insalments
ut one. two. and three years for negotiable notes
bearing interest, satisfactorily endorsed, and title
retained till all OF the purchase money Is FUZZY paio
and conveyance ordered by the court.
EDWARD Y. CANNON,
THOMAS j. EVANS,
ANDREW JOHNSTON,
WILLIAM X. WYNN.
GEORGE l.. CHRISTIAN,
LUTHER l.. SplLMAN,
ia 2O-codtds COMMISSIONERS
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AUCTION sAlsES-.-Fsftnre iDaksis
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BY Lyme q Brother,
AstctioneeYs aud Real Estate Agents,
No izl2 MINI, street. ~

V.RUsTEES SALE OBJ A VALUABLE.
i TRACT oE. LANY IT.UATE,iS THE
COUNTY OF HENRICO. 1ON THE tO5B0Rg
THE CITY OF RICHMOND, FOR SALE Ar
CTIONs--By virtue Of certain deed Of trust
executed to me as trustee from EngeDe X. Gum,
clerks office OF 1Ienrico County Court in deed-book
80, page s5l, secure TO George ID. Gin the payment
said trust, being thereto required by said beneficiary
proceed 70 sell ut public auction, the premises on
FRIDAY the I'd day OF February. 1872, at The hour
above described, containing EIGHTY ACRES more
or less the greater portion OF which Is cleared, and
ad5oins the lands OF William d. Randolph, r. B.
Gum, and others. ~: - fIEElt;s ~. S'tnf4
TERMS Sufficient In cash to defray tho expenses
OF sale and to pay OF n certain bond dItcd sti Of
September, lsls OF $500, with interest thereon as
specified; and rs to the residue Of the purchase
money, on such terms as will be announced ut fhe
hour Of sale, which, am instructed 70 cay, will be
very liberal. GEORGE u. PLEhSASTS,
h22 .e,ss ~ f.Inyr Trustee.
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CHEsAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL

CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
" ROAD.-On and after September LIST PaSSEN-
GER TRAINS will leave Richmond Sundays ex-
cepfed) as follows:
$40 4. M.-SiAIL TRAIN for the White Sulphur
Springs connecting ut Gordonsville with the Orange,
lNeAandra and Manassas train for Washington and
North. and Lynchburg and South.
3:a5 7. H.-ACCOAiMODATlON TRAIN for Cor
louisville cxcept on Saturday, which day leaves
t5P. ". This train connects at Gordonsville with
the night trains on the Orange. Alexandria and Ma
nass:,s railroad for LYNCHBURG and WASHING
TON.
Through tickets, at low rates, sold to all points
Northwest and Southwest.
Storage tickets from Liverpool, Queenstown,
Amsterdam, Antwerp, Hamburg, Hayre, Rotterdam,
Bergen, Copenhagen, and Gothenburg, TO all points
on Oils road, can be bought Of the General Ticket
Agent ut Richmond, or can be ordered through any
station agent on the road.
Further information may be obtained ut the Com
pany's Offices
No passenger trains are rum on Sundays.
y. II. PERRY, General Superintendent
JAMES +. NETuEILAHD, General Ticket Agent.
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Thomas cat scrambling over the bei''w're
on his way out of the yard. For monen.
our sentinel eyed the animal with. ylelou.
thoughts, as it looked buck with an innocent !,
expression in the moonlight but the mys-
allowed to pursue the even tenor Of his y, way =!
without molcstation, to ring the bell nealn y
the same manner. The regular habits OF t tI;
are well known, and about midnight t ,rss
wandering animal usually pursued thi; eH, sg
10 get into the street. He had each nigh; en-,
eo,,ntered the bell-wire, and either made !. y
round in his ladder of ascent or scralhpte Ia
against it, not being able to distinguish as ''''
,y;ro in fine dark Charleston NetcS.
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.1C71 WINTER 1917
lCs L. ARRAN CEMENT. 10 lie

SCHEDULE OF RICHMOND. FREDERICKS-
BURG AND POTOMAC ROUTE.
THROUGH TRAINS leave the depot corner o,
Byrd and Eighth streets MS follows: a.g
The DAY TRAIN daily ut s:eoA. NJ. arrives IN
at 2lS Philadelphia at els, and New York at l6:2t
P. NJ. THE SAME DAY.
The NIGHT TRAIN daily Except on Sundays al
sa5 r. NJ SO ,fS
Tho DAY TRAIN arrives In Richmond at 81
p. M.
The NIGHT TRAIN arrives In Richmond faIon.
days excepted ut 900 a. NJ. s,1l,
The ACCOMMODATION TRAIN for Milford
leaves Groae-Street depot daily Sundays excepted
The FItEliiHr TRAINS leave on Tuesdays aud
FRIDAYS ut GAS 4. u.
THROUGH ,TlGkETS and THROUGH BAG.
aud west.
Comrany's Office, corner Of broad and Eighth
streets. rs.s
Ticket osice, corner of Byrd and Eighth streets.
40 j. L. GENTRY, General Ticket Agent.
l.. 4. u. MYERS, Geaefal Superintendent. te7