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Congressional Knsstax Leaisiatiea---
& asS EncS Declared by
the United states auprefnc Gofiff. :.
81 Governor Vance sta Ijast he Rnsi iforIas
ed by the Hon. ResGilf JoInson that TIT:
Supreme Court nf tfiest Efised Suites l,ayeslns
cided IN one Of the South Carolina cases tilat
the act Of Congress commonly known asstle
kukIu& act is litieotsituti oual, but that the
opinion oftlie court Seill be, purposcly with
held until after the election I!
This decision of the court will, when an
nounced. put the finishing blow to Radical
ism in North Carolina. United States mar
shals, and judges like Bond and Busted,
who Disgrace their country, will no longer be
able to Cypress our people: 49,.
The Importance of this decision cannot be
oycr-estimatcd. We can scarcely realize that
the day has actually come. when civil law
rcigns supreme III North Carolina; yet with
decision az q Supreme Court OF the United
States declaring the kllkict ,laws.to be lTcon-
stitutional, backing up the withdrawal of the
power from the President to suspend the
writ Of habeas corpus, it may be safely said
that the day Of bayonet rule has passed.
We have been through q terrible ordeal,
but we verify believe that better days are be-
fore us. We cannot overeStlmate, we say,
the Importance Of this dccisien. It's first
effect wll be to. put silisend t9 The thousands
row and Bond will no longer be able to
brighten voters away from the polls by threats
of indictment against themselves or their
friends. The people Of North Carolina will
at last be frcemcn. once more. Thank God
for the happy day! 49,,
1t is rarely, however, that anything comes
to us in this world either of. llnmiXed good
or unmiXcd evil ;and so, though re are over
ioyed at the great benefits 10 flow from the
decision when announced, we are compelled
to admit that the fact that it is not announced
is an Outrage of 40 gross a character as to
disgract thh cbf,rt THUS withholding It's lie:
cision from the Observation-Disclosures (N. c.
Journal. So.
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A STATEMENT OF THE MATERIAL FACTS OF !
CONVERSATION HAD WITH ;oaEPH E. BROW
on THE 9TH Instant.

A STATEMENT OF THE MATERIAL FACTS OF
CONVERSATION HAD WITH :oaEPH E. BROWN
on TIE 9rH Instant.
I said: ~ call on you in behalf of General
Toombs to ascertain if you are responsible,
in the way usual among gentlemen, for the
language contained in your. card of recent
date 7"
He replied: "1am responsible for my Ian
guage."
then said: General Toombs desires to
know if you win give him satisfaction under
the code. If he should address note to you
demanding meeting, viii you meet him in
the usual way?"
I explained that whilst the inqliry was
perhaps made in an informal manner, yet
it was thought to be warranted by his we'll
known position in the Church. re this he
bowed assent, and answered:
"If General Toombs addresses me note
viii cofisalt with a friend, and then reply
to it. I will answer yotf inquiry when he
submits it in writing. He declined TO an!
swer the question more directly:
In my opinion, from the language at,d
manner Of Governor Brown, he will decline
to answer the inquiry IN the affirmative if
submitted by You in writing; I am i'm
pressed with the conviction that it Is his pur-
pose to use formal call to your injury, under
the Constitution of this State.
JOIN C. NICHOLS.
To General Robert ToombS.
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An ancient. darkey created some amuse-
ment on Broadway this morning. He had
lump of ice in his hands, and was rapidly
chang ring his dripping burden from one hand
TO the other. Somebody more curious than
polite asked him where he got it. 81 jest
made Il bet Of quarter dat I'd carry it from
Broomc street to dc Battcry-an' I reckon
I'll drop the thing an pay up" he replied;
and down went the lump not very far
from the Pinc-strcet corner.-Neic York
Comm o,rJ0I
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NIr. Jesse r. Grant, father of the Presi-
dent, last week paid a visit to Georgetown,
Brown county, Ohio, Of which place he was
for many years resident, and from which
the President went to West Point. The old
gentleman is exceedingly feeble. decrepit not
only from age, hut also Ifonl recent attack
OF jiaralysis. He is in Charge of servant,
.aho watches over him aud cares for him ut
all times.
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Two bonded cars, each containing one
hundred bags of sugar.beet seed-being Il
direct importation from Hamburg, consigned
to the Sacramento Bect-SI!gar Company
have recently arrived i'll san Francisco.
Information received from Georgia repre-
SCENTS that IN element in that State is quietly
talking about bringing out an independent
Democratic t kct for Governor. Alexander
II. Stephens Is said to be prominent in this
movement.
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To General Robert TO0nbS.

4 SPLIT IN TIE IRIsH BAND Dir: Clement,
leader, and fifteen members Of the IRISH bind
which has been in attendance ut the jubilee
left Boston Friday OH their return to Ireland.
The members who remain claim the title of
the band, and it is reported tliat they refuse
to follow their original band-leader and ';ave
taken a new one, and will make tour of the
United States before returning to Ireland.
Unpleasant relations hive existed between
the members Of the band since its organizl-
tinn.
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.. E;quaI!zinG white s and Blacks in Res.
.a.tralstS. Sn;oOnS,.> Etc.

From tie New York Evening Express of Saturday.
The so-callcd Legislature OF" the district Of
Columbia recently passed "social rights
ILL.," which is about TO 20 into operation. 1t
las reference to restaurants, icc-crcam sa-
looms. Larbcr-shops. and The like, and is strin-
gent in its terms.
The act requires that keepers shall dis
pIay consp:cuouSly in their places Of business
Il scale OF prices to DC charged for articles or
services, and provides penalty OF not less
than $s2G nor more than $50 for failure to
do 20. Any proprietor of any such place OF
business for refusing 10 sell TO or rat on any
.,c$yccinilc. tccl-Lehdrcd person, rithout re-
1Gi'1 to race, color. or precious condition Ct
$,rrYtndc, or refusing andcr any prctc.rt to
S,rCc 0ny Wci-h,!!GrcG, respectable person
III the s;:lnc room and at the same prices as
OF her Wc!l-bciaycd aud respectable persons
are served. stall be deemed guilty Of Il mis-
d"nteGn0T. and upon conviction fined S1G0
an. forfeiture Of license A.; and it shall not be
lawful for tie register or any other officer OF
he District Of Columbia TO Issue Il license to
ANY person who shall have forfeited his Ii
cvilsc iinhcr the provisions OF this act. until
:; ;,2Iud ot one year shall! have expired under
such forfeiture"
This Is the kind Of ait which the Rcpubli-
cans IN Congress were constantly making be-
!ioye to lstSS, but did not pass. 1t would
compel the white in TIE Filth Avenue Hotel,
or Dclmonco'S, or the Aston House. or III
any restaurant. garden or saloon IN the city,
to give place to and wait OIL any black lhal
came along and wanted anything--and il he
Gid not do it, make HIM guilty OF a mis-
dcnean0r and fine him 500, and deprive
him OF his license to keep Il hotel, restaurant,
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FoRNEY AND CAMERoN.-A fierce attack
OH Colonel Forncy and others associated
with him. made by Senator Cameron i'll the
New York Herald of Friday last, is about to
lead to spirited correspondence, which can
have no other effect than to widen the breach
already existing in the Republican ranks in
pennsylrania-Bd Baltimore Sun:
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THE PORE AND His AMERICAN FRIENDS
On Thursday evening, June 9Th, Father
Brandts. of Paris, ky., had private audience
of the Pope. entering the Papal Cabinet at .
i. NJ, and could not find words TO express
his establishment at witnessing the robust,
ford aspect OF his Holiness, his apparently
almost youthful yigor, and his father!y kind
ness and benignity. Father Brand,s PIE
sentcd to the Pope the $50 francs in bonds
and coupons, a portion of the birthday oilei-
ing of the friends and readers of the Free.
mans Journal whilst the lire 10000 gold
were consigned to the Holy Father through
the medium of his Emincnce Cardinal B;l-
nabo, Prefcct OF the Propaganda.
The Popcw was graciouSly pleased to signify
his appreciation Of this fresh token OF his
American children; WAS especially affected ut
the episode OF the "little Helena Paulina.
to whom lie sends u special message, and
consigned to the Cardinal for transmission 4
paper, signed by his own hand, conveying q
special blessing to each and all of the contrl-
butors. The document will be handed to
you by Father Brands immediately upon his
return to America.-R0me Correspondence
June 20) .Freeman's journal.
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From wcsssnoreland County.
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.
WEsTM0RELASD COUNTY, VA,i
f,,J,, y,

July u, 1SI2 !
The drought continues here, and many of
the mills have ceased to grind, thus causing
no little trouble in various localities to get
meal. The oat crop has proved 4 failure.
The smallpox, which was introduced into
the county by a colored woman from Balti-
more several weeks ago. has been confined to
single family. and it is hoped, from the pre-
cautions that have been taken, that no more
cases will occur.
The congregation OF Disciples in the vi
cinitv OF FoIlswoOd arc erecting 4 church.
1t is expected to he ready for dedication next
month.
4 ycrv ranatln SCHOONER Of 400 tohs bur-
then, from Connecticut, grounded in May
last on Ragged Point bar, and every effort
thus far 20 get her ailoat has proved unavail-
ing. 1t is now feared that she will become Il
total wreck. .-.-..-. .. NoMlNI.
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THE BEAUTIFUL WIDOW Notwithstanding
the ladies at Barnum's City Hotel during the
Convention was the widow OF the redoubt-
able John Morgan. She had not long been
married at the time of his death, and has
only recently taken off black. l saw her in
the parlor, where she was engaged in an
animated conversation with Senator Doolit-
tie. She was dressed in q delicate shade of
lavender grcnadine, bordered on the tiounces
with black so she may be supposed in the
last shade Of mourning. In appearance she
is about the medium height, and has d very
delicate figure. There is in her face, how
ever, the ruddiest glow of health, and her
step is firm and elastic. Her complexion is
that peculiar brunette so fine and clear that
the courses Of blood show through like red
wine in the cup. A prominent nose gives
character to face that is sparkling and
bright. Large. black eyes, shaded by heavy
lashes, and kind, pleasant mouth, complete
the picture as sheappears surrounded by her
friends Baltimore correspondence Of NesC
York !Sta
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Whiskcy Regulations.

The new regulations for the collection of
the consolidated tax on whiSkey have been
completed, and will be issued as soon as
printed. They are most voluminouS, cover
ing over $50 pages pamphlet form.
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PROFESSOR PgSDLEToE RoBBED.-President
w. Il. Pendcton of Bethany College, while
on his way with his family this summer to
Virginia, found, CD arriving at the Relay
House on the Baltimore and Ohio railroad.
that he had been robbed Of $500. lie YVES
compelled 10 'c.sve his family on the platform
and 20 70 Baltimore 70 procure money to
prosecute Lis journey WellsturJ Noes.
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Ct 0ON O0O SECOND GRAND
5l,UUO,UUU. GIFT coz CsKT IN AID

iT LOUISVILLE. KY.-By authority IN the act of
the legislature rorpotatIlig the Public Library of
kentucky. Tie Trustees viii piye their SECOND
CONCERT In the great hall of the
Public Library buildings in lous'iilc NY. ON SAT-
URDAY, September %. 1872.
One Thousand tickets of admission Will he Issued
at $40 each: half'ickcts, IS quartcr-ickets. $50
II whole tickets for 500; Is for *:55; So for 700
l3 for 900: .S5 for 3.5oo 575 for $4,000. No Gis-
count on less than Slbg worth of tickets 1T time.
During the Concert the sum OF S5o0ooo IN cur
rcn,v Win bc given TO lie boldcrs of tickets by dis
irbuton by LIT of one thousand gifts, rs follows:
nS EIsTg,
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J
DfCHMOND AND DANVILLE RAIL
IN ROAD.-On and after SUNDAY, June 9th,
'''-' GOING WEST.
Train No. Through passenger ieaTes Rlchinond
daily iexcept Suudays) ut $40 A. NJ. leaves Dan.
Vile at 1855 T. NJ; arrives ut Greensboro ut $50
M.
mond daily at $40 a.. NJ; arrives ut Lynehbury ~
Train No. II Through mail and expressl leaves
Richmond daily ut Las r. leaves D Sa,Sl =, DAILY Ia
A. u. - ON
Train No. Through mail aud exprcssl leaves
Greensboro daily 1T 2 A. d.; leaves Danyna
daily at $40 A. NJ; arrives ut RicnIond oaliy ~
TRIM No. 3 Through passenger) leaves Green's
boro' daily Except Sundays) at li:l0 A. ID ie2Ses
.,arvIle ut l:52 r. II. arrives at kichmond NJ $50
M.
Truin No. Gynchburg passenger leaves Lynch
burg daily at o A. ~: leaves Bufkevllie ut Ps
D.. arrives Mt Richmond at O'Clock Z. NJ 80.
Trains Nos and II connect ut Greensboro Hltn
trains on the North Carolina railroad FOR I'LL poihH
Train No. connects Mt Bnrkeyille with train on
the Atlastic Mississippi aud Ohio railroad Tor al
points southwest aud south. =
Raleigh; arrives there at i:o5 a. NJ. Pnsst myers
leaving Raleigh Mt 7I5 r. NJ. connect at Greens
Ioro' With train No. for Richmond.
THROUGH TICKETS to all points south ahd
Kichmoni, aud OF X. +. WALKER. Agent OF the Az.
lntc, Mississippi and Ohio railroad, No. ia3 MAIN
street, Richmond
PAPERS that have arrangements to advertise the
schedule OF this company w Plese p siinSR ~ grove
General Freight and Ticket gent.
ent. 10
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REMOVALS.


AZ
Mrs. S. A. SMITH
l,s removed to No. oil BROAD street, late II. G..
Forstmanns. where she viii be pleased to sec all her
old friends and customers who may lie In waiit oil
such things rs usually kept In iirst-ctss BOON,
PERIODICAL, and STATIONERY STORE.
Thankful FOR the liberal patronage heretofore ex.
tended, we will cudeiv0r TO please all who may call
at our new stlnd. Richmond daiiies ana New orS
caiIies and weekiies can be got on our counter or
delivered In any part oftile city on liberal terms
" at-todEtf
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This important fact is stated by the New
York Grocer. The individual alluded 10 is
undoubtedly George w. ChidS, OF the Phila-
deiphia Ledger:
1t is rumored in the street that a distin-
Suishcd Philadelphia banker and newspaper
man is negotiating for New York paper
which stands among the most influential.
The sum offered for the buildings, presses,
paper, and goodwill of the concern is'simply
fabulous. The wealth and daring of the
ucgotlator make the matter a probability,
and, if the parties are in earnest, the sale
will be consummated. If SO, a very marvel
Gus change VIII take place in one of the lead
ing New York journals"
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E.soaNtl,e i tlanla c..si.stitutian.


EgosEt ne atlantis Constellation.
Colonel 3gfsn G.. Nich1fls's sefNaon OF
the Conversation baswsen ffin1 and
Governor EroGn On fiie 0fss Instant,
!. when Sent % 1sIfn by GeneraI
To0snbs.
ATLANTA, July, 1872.
General Rotert Too1,,Ds, Atlanta, Ga.
Dear General "a card is published this
morning in the Constitution and San, over
the signature of Joseph E. Brown, which
purports to give thesyerbiage Of converse
tion had with me oHsthe 9th instant.
This statement of the conversation is SUBJ
stantiaily untrue:
Governor Brown states that he was adj
yised to see me sand have me to agree in
writing what occurred" He failed to follow
the advice: He has not approached me on
the subject.
AS Governor Brown has seer fit TO pursue
this extraordinary course; feel that it is due
to you and to myself that You publish my
statement OF the conversation:
Sincerely, your friend,
JOHN c. NICHOLS.
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Eighty-nine Republicans of Ringhamton,
N. T., have signed q cali for u Greeley ana
Brown meeting in TINT place.
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Senator Thurman thinks that Greeley will
receive 2G0 clstSoyai votes without counting
those Of Ohio.
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rLOSING OUT LAT AUCTION.--Mr.
" Thomas w Kcesce, auctioneer, viii continue
his snrs t nv store. No q09 Broad street, on SAT
UpDAY EVENING NEXT. the Goth instant, com
mrnciny at = o'clock, also on WEDNESDAY tlie
nith Instant. commencing At 10 O'Clock a. NJ. De
fnrnined to commence the fall trade with an entire
new stock OF goods, everything offered by Mr. kec-
see will bc sold without reserve. Goods continue TO
be sold privately very low. Il. !. BAL 6s.r,
~ 10 successor 10 I'Hch"'tIl q I.ouso.
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EDucAlrsoaAa..,..

EDUCATIONAL. s
+ oUDogJa seHeoEs 8
MIDI. f9sssFf, trasm EQUITY, vA
Apply for circnIats. 1y es-cod.Ikse
PIEDMONT FEN 4 III rNsTITtJTE.
Il GHARLGrTEsvIisLE,Y
Mis-. r.. IL. MEADE, PRINCIPAL.
7 " ENTIETH ANIMAL s. Ess1oN,
The exercises Of fbia eci1ool viii DC resumed on
MONDAf the 18th or September, 1871 Its .tstrtr-
ton covers the entire course OF study pursucdintfe
best rst-class schools. Tile Principal WIN lie as
snd s eae 1
many OF the very best references can be given, akc
s sSao amPH nsg he t and present patrons o. INC
pcations be made at as early dry as possible. For
terms, etc, address the Rev. II. X. MEADE. Char.
lo-Iesyille. va jy ee-2at5iH
ST. MAgY's HIGH SCHOOL. FOR
Ss9S u b SR ss asa1n ,s the PIRsTMoN
ST Marys church, and affords 20 Catholic parents
and guardians rare Opportunity to- iare their SONS
apa wsfd thoroughly scted In al s
cal course of studiesl Special care is given to be-
ginners, and paramount attsntfo paid to religious
The school-rooms are reftted, and aif due care
will be tuken TO render this institntion.thc
only one Of Its kind in this city and vicinity
TERMS: s. per month. to he paid In advance.
FGf particulars apply to
jy l7-lm corner Fodrifi and Marshall streets.
D ANDoLPH MACON COLLEGE,
LII ASHLAND, HANOVER COUNTY, VA.
Session opens LAST THURSDAY IN SEPTEM-
one HgNpREnANp TEN DOLLARS vii! pay
ALL NECESSARY EXPENSES for the half-ses-
sion:
For catafdgpe. address
REV. jAfEs 4. DUNCAN. President, or
REV. ALEXANUER G. BROWN, Secretary.
~ IS-deod& w2In
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OFFICE OF THE sHILLI Nc Err
AKrIFICIAL-sToNE PAVEMENT
FOR THE
- STATE OF VIRGINIA,
NO. 912 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA.

we ure now prepared to lay down the above
named Pavement iii the most artistic manner, and
In any design, pattern, or color desired and ny
cost far less than that Of tagging We wiz also
HES. &c., using the celebrated English Portland
cement, thereby insurtng great durability, entire
freedom from dust, smooshness OF surface, ana
specimens OF the work can be seea at Dfsp1tc,h
Office and e. Gert,t's, OH Main street; Celonel org
ways on Frankn street; aad samast ., eaf'f' =
w Dr.Isrs received ut the Office, 9l2 Main street.
=; 90. ~ sn, '''' J. IL. TERRE.S e GO.
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SOME or EHGLAHu'S TREAsuRES.-A won.
t,erill little lluc-hook has Just been ordered
J., the Hou>: OK commons to be print, d.
Which gives list Of the most important Sc
;puit;l,ni monuments in England, drawn up
~ the London Society Of IAntiquarians iol
The intcrlmNAh Of the Government. 'Fhc
reriesI plilistiuc Of I'LL Gath, writes Lon
don Journal, would turn over its pages With
reverence and 2aZc upon it, records tendnr!y.
1t tclis Of famous men, and of our fathers
That bccAt 'ls--mcn who have left name be-
iiind them that their praises might be re-
pcrted--mcn who bore ruiz. renowned for
their power, leaders of the people by their
counsel and by their knowledge of learning
Our very breath bates in the presence of this
great assembly at the mighty dead; aid dim
awe crCcps over us ~ if we were trcading the
cave OF Alncpelai--aS we stood on "the lone
md level sand" beneath the pedestal of
which Shelley sings, earlier than all history,
prior to tradition itself, with the weird
words, - My name is OzymandiaS, King OF
King. Look on my works, We mighty, and
despair" craven on it in letters which mock
time Itself. Kings take precedence of ordi-
nary mortals uile same Journal remarks), now
~ in the days Of Homer and the royal mon
llnents which crowd Westminster Abbey
need no enumeration. Who has not .aZed
on the marble shrine which covers the re-
mains Of Edward the Contcssor; on the urn
erected in memory Of the hapless princeS,
Edward and Richard, Duke OF Yorla; on the
tomb of Elizabeth. where the great Tudor
Queen sleeps side by side with her sister
Mary; on the marble canopy which marks
the resting place Of the lucklcss Queen of
Scots
And yet the noble old abbey holds but Il
tithc of our worthless, and not all even Of our
kings. The wicked Red William lies in
Winchester cathedral, John at Worcester,
Edward III. ut GloSter, Edward the Black
prince-a king in all but facial Canterbury
And, when we leave royalty, our list widcns,
aud we find hardly spot i'll England which
cannot show some tomb or cenotaph bearing
= name more imperishable than the very
marble upon which it is cut. In Chelscl
Old Church a simple slab hands down the
memory of Sir Thomas Moore. st. PauFs
crypt holds Il fragment Of the monument
erected to Sir Nicholas Bacon; the monu-
mcut itself persisted. in the great fire.
Francis Bacon, his son--why will Phiistincs
call him Lord Bacon" ?-is buried in the
parish church of st. Michael, ut st. Adams. Sir
William GaScoigne, the Lord Chief Justice,
who committed prince, lies in the little
church OF Hardwood. Lord Chief Justice
Lyttlcton, he upon whom Coke commented,
rests in Worcester cathedral. Bishop Burnet
l;,s 4 tablet TO his memory i'll Clerkenwel
church. John Cover and Philip Messenger
repo>e in st. Saviour's, Southwark !; Pope's
monument is in the parish church OF Twick-
enham. And-to travel back through the
centuries for ore great name with which to
close our Ist-there is still in the old church
of st. Giles, Cripplcgate, plain marble slab
which marks the rcsting-pace Of the author
of Paradise Lost"
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RICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG Aypl
POTOMAC ROTTe. ,JIlup 10 1870
RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD Co.,(

RICHMOND AND PETEBsBuRG RAILROAD Co.,(
RICHMOND. VA. Jnnelo, 1872.
NN AND AFTER MONDAY, JUNE
~ 10th, the TRAINS on this road Will run Us fol-
The MALI. TRAINS leave Richmond at s A.
NJ. and 1850 7. NJ, and lcaTe Petersburg at Il:2s A.
FREIGHT TRAINS, with a passenger coach at
taclled leave Richmond at A. bf. NM =. N, and
leave Petersburg at 2:45 A. ". and $3.50 p. 81.
The $50 4. II. TRAIN will not leave Richmond
on Sundays, aud the sos =. NJ. Mali. TRAIN and
AS A. NJ. FREIGHT TRAIN will not leave Peters,
burg on Sundays.
Fare for single tickets. .,..........nS12 IS
Fare for return Tickets. 90
Communication tickets can lie had at the following
rates:
Fifty-trip tickets for. .........."..*to 90
Oue-hundrcd trip tickets for...... 80 o.
P:iseEiIYers for Norfolk will take the 1850 =. NJ.
DAILY TRAIN. and those from Norfolk will con-
meet Mt Petersburg with the li:25 A. M. TRAIN. =
Passengers from Clover Hill will take the ESQ a.
VI. TRAIN on Mondays Wednesdays, and Fridayy;
and returning, leave Richmond en- the same days al
The MAIL TRAINS win stop only at Chester and
Manchester.
The . A. N. TRAIN will connect at Petersburg
with the Atlantic, Mississippi und Ohio railroad for
I.ynchburg daily.
he attached to the THROUGH TRAIN ut Weldon,
r. B. KASEY,
jc 10 Ticket and Freight Agent.