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ONE WAY TO BUILD BRlDGB.-Thc Gran'l
Duke of Florence, it is said once proof aimee
thut every be.gar who would appear i'll the
~rand plaza at a certain designated time,
should be provided with new snit oil
clothes free of cost. At the appointed hou:
the bergars Of the city all assembled, where
upon the officers caused each avenue OF ll'
public square to bo closed, and then com,
PEELED the beggr,rs to strip OIL their oi'
clothes, and gave to each one accordlh; lo
promise new suit. In the old clothes tli'lS
collected enough money was found cohcc'leo
To build beautiful bridge over the Arno
still called the Bcggar's Bridge!
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SENATOR WILSON AT BEAUFORT, y. C.-lfls
VIEW or TIN IMPORTANCE or TIH NORTH
CAROLINA Observation-Disclosures Henry wilson
addressed an audience ut Beaufort, n. e., the
other day. He said:
If the Democrats carry this state that will
increase their vote outside of North Carolina
by many thousands. | say in all frankncsS
TO gentlemen supporting the Democratic
ticket that il they can carry North Carolina
at this election they will impose upon the
Republican party difficult task to maintain
their control Of the Government OF the
United States and | say to my Republican
friends, if they carry North Carolina, they
will add at least 100000 votes TO the Repub-
lican party outside of this State. say to
you, further, that il you carry this State by It
decided majority, YOU will destroy this conf
bination to elect Horace Greeley President
Of the United States. "AIl the strength in
this combination is in hopel Hope springs
eternal in the human breast"
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The Author Of That Infamous Para
graph, n Grant Man.
From the New York Tribune.

Mr.. Conkling, among the thousand az
truths which lie uttcrs against Ar. GrIet"y
quotes the following ;.s his language:
"When the rcbclliDuS traitors alr over
whclmed in the field, and scattered lik" i.asc:
before III angry wind, it must not be to re-
turn to peaceful and coltcntcd homes; they
must find poverty at their tirc.idcs ard pr
vation in thcanXious eyes Of mothers aid The
rags of chilGrrn."
This differs from the rest in tlat It was
stated in these columns at least ten days ago
tlmt Mr.. Greeley never wrote the above,
never prompted or approved it, and never
SAW ii till after it was printed. We may pro-
perry add the fact that the man who dto
write il is now one OF the most earnest and
prominent editorial supporters OF Grant,
Wilson and Conklng, in this city.
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During the discussion about the Athaifts-
ian creed. in the English Houses OF Con,
vocation, the Earl Of SllatteSbury suggested
that declaration should be signed by the
laitv of the Church Of England, expressing
an earnest desire that measures should DC
taken to render IFS recital no longer com
puIsorv.' Scarcely Il month has elapsed,
and 1888 signatures have been already OBJ
t.iued. including many leading peers, states
men, lawyers. doctors, artists, Judges, &c.
Many have refused TO sign the paper on the
ground that the proposition did not 80 10
the removal of the creed altogether from the
prver.book. The memorial Is to be pre-,
senfed to the Archbishops of Canterbury ana
York
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a gHlfI, aHscfEy FRGs. I)EafH IfxBER Efs-
IdUIAR CIRguMsrAHcrs.-An accident occur
red ON Main street about 8 O'Clock OH Friday
afternoon which iii itself Is nothing renlarla-
Bic, but with the accident Is nj, incident
worthy Of sspeciai mention NJ illustrating an
act of heroisni seldom met with; TN act of
bravery which Is worthy Of the highest COM
incubation, and for deeds far less heroic
many have won TO Themselves both nstne
and fortune. a young child of Mrs. Elefi.
l1aues was playing in the kitchen of n tene-
Hfetlt house upon the duff near the corner
Of twelfth and Mum. at one side Of the
kitchen was an aperture above u cjstern
aboi1t twenty feet In depth. The Child
walked info The cisterfI. and for a time was
considered lost. inasmEcl az there was no
Nay To rescue it, x crowd Of excited peot,fe
soof sathated around the small hole in he
floor, which was. not more than twelve
inches wide by twenty .ioligi No one OF
that .exsjtabler Mortified crowd was pre-
Jared to drop down into the dark and unccrI
tain depth below, The child. was no doubt
dcad-drowned before :tfss; and where was
the use of wasting another lie bt going
down the dark trap? But there was a young
mani stranger-who walked into the room
fully twenty minutes after the child had
fallen through the trap. Without word,
%ittrQtft asking how he was to get out, with
out stoiiUiug tc ascertain how far he had to
fall, or whether tls& Waterways deep or sllaloT'.
the young hero crowded bis body through the
narrow aperture. which was too f!agro2S t0ae
low him to drop through without divestlr5
hlmSelfof his coat. Without waiting for rope
or ladder, the young man dropped down,
and fell Il distance of eighteen or twenty feet
into two or three feet Of water. The dark
nccs vas intense, but after some difficulty he
managed to red the. child, which was head
downward in the wafer attt apparently life
less. He raised the child upantt at once pro-
cceded to roll it, and endeay0red to reSusci'
tlto and impart some degree of life to the
little corpse. hut with little or no satisfactory
results. With the child in one arm, the
stranger climbed up lead pipe and reached
tho aperture, through which the child was
landed; after which lie himself was drawn
THROUGH hands first. Without giving his
tame or waiting for thanks, the brave young
man hastetied away. The child was, after
much difficulty, revived, and is in fair way
of recovery. the fall having stuffed IT, and
so prevented it from drowning.
Last evening Times reporter sought ont
the resr,icr. and found him to be Mr.. Thomas
kGiine!ls, residing on the corner OF Nine
tccnth and alcitt streets n man whose ster-
ling worth and bravery no lnaf hereafter can
cali III QUESTION: Sicll cool, unoStentatiolis
bravery as his Is seldom met withnoW-a-days.
Kansas city Times. July 20M.
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Ono AND ISDI4SA.-Infornntio received
here to-day from Ohio and Indiana shows
that Republicans are Joining the new move
ment in various important quarters. In Co.
lumbus, Ohio, where 1t has been q little
slower growth than In other places, Gree
ley and Brown club of 200 Republican MEM
hars has been formed. - Washingtoe telegram,
B iltsRaons Sa7s. .-
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! HARD YAEN ABOUT BGCKwuEAT.-The
Cnri-> iansburg Messenger says: y gentle
IMAM from Floyd. in #!!"ndanr" urGn our
r"Art lat TUESDAY. "iycS Il cheering account
from Tia: county. He says they have SpIcn-
did crops OF wheat. rye. oa-, tobacco. and
corn. Sur lis never were before seen in the
county. and that Il magnificent stand OF buck
wheat i >prjn%ing spontaneously from the
: Ill. not Il ;rai;I ~ yet having been Suwn.
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BEAR KuiEn.--A black bear, that weighed
200 pounds WAS killed on the farm of Mr..
Hugh NJ. Nelson. near MiIlwood. OH last
saturday. The brav WAS seen by Il man Il,
work on u nri%hhornG farm, who gave the
alarm. and plii,Iit of the animal WAS made.
lie was discovered III tree, where lc had
taken refuge from some dogs, and Wa>
brought ,town by It deadly shot from tn" rifle
Of Mr.. john W. Mccormick. BrIin is sup
posed to have ~li1ycd from the Forks NOUN
tair< CiupLr Lc"l5cr.
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hold with billy ami Is was not until ti,c
third blow was gtven that his hand few
open, throwing the kife ten feet and sticking
| IL ut the door. lie was then securely tied
and sent to jail. Much credit Is due Officers
Gore ard TiDibefiake for their efforts and
prompt discharge OF dtity.--fTedef scksln,y
Et5'atd.
A WHOLE IowN UNDER BoSbs.--StranSe rs
it may seem; Il whole toHn in. Botetourt. is
under bonds to keep the peace! The usually
quiet citizens of Ilowrytcwn were stirred
by internal emotions TO ito violence TO each
other and an lie 9th and Sth days of the
present month pitclse.l battles were fought
firearms. hricEihats, etc, being the WEAPONS
used. 1t was 4 war of the roses, in which
The whole town was drawn, the forces on
each side being about even.
Tho magistrate. surrounded by all the ma
irdy of the law, took up his position at Am
St"rdam, and dispatched his right bower. the
constable, for the heiliccrcut parties; but
they. Us Virtue of moe mtiSclc atid more MI
mcru;iS fofits: El,~"d the riuhcl aud dctied
his authority. y deputy and posse We're
sworn in and sent 10 the scene. and by force
Of moral SllaSion the beliycrcnts came to
terms.
After Il statement Of grievances on both
sides. the parties, composing the principal
portion cf the fighting population of the
town. were put on their good behavior for
one year. under the penalty of 300 cach.-
FIncnstIr Hrrdd,
SAP STcvy.-Thc Shenandoah (Na.) iicrGld
tells the following sad story: con Saturday
last the irhahitant. of this borough witnessed
vcry extraordinary and sad funeral. Three
mrncrationS-s-a grandmollicr mother, anda
lahy-wcrc inferred together. The first of
these, Mrs. llunsickcr. WIS attending one of
her daughters who WAS laid up wit! small
Don. Until nearly recovered, when she was
taken iii. Ovcrrowcred by fatigue and care,
the old woman could not larc the complaint
and thr fourth day shr fell Il victim to it.
She WIS The u'tlhcI nf six children, itd bad
| the rare fortune to see them all grown up
and satisfactorily settled in life. She had
twcnty-onc grandchildren. eighteen of whom
arr alive. Thu very day Mrs. lIln>ickcr was
| taken sick her daughter. Mrs: Stic!lncli, was
| also laid up: ami survived her mother only
| sixteen hour>. She leaves Il crieycd nus
| hand ard three you,t" chit'rcn: TIC fourth
Wa$ >iiIl-horn tilrin@ the Illness. and buried
with The mother.
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Professor C. II. Toy is the only southern
min in attendance upon the American Phi
biological Association now In session RI ProYi-
deuce. r, /.
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RESTAURANTS.

rgETELLE, No. 1904 Main street, e ftliiy
III fortified against summers hea.: SSsr3
Nil! 20 hard n he doesn't keep his Gus EA9sS
toners and friends cool aud eo,efoft-. ~.
nhle lei iie summer god rage never 10 uerrtif.
iii, EK mas the beat products or tue scion,
from the tropics To the hikes which are serves III
the RESI- Sly LIZ OF ART. 49,. ~
snncrior Interchangeable In this CITY, u VIII
fi,asc and ises ana, cooling mineral waters gess.s.
met can't keer cool then me wsatneE p
Think mi yoy past fayors, he renes his
10 the hubble and prumies saisfaff y ~ =
bfs4puiia LII this world, % 49,.
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TOR NEW YORK.--OLD Do ,E%nn
L MlNiON STEAMSHIP COMPANY. a sesssse
Tue sdc-wlccl steamships OLD DUMlNluS
WYANOKE. ISAAC BELL, SARATOGA, NJ
AGARh. ALHEiIARIE and HATTERAS, leave
New York for Norfolk. City Point, and Richmond
every TUESDAY. THURSDAY, and SATURDAY
1T C'cfork =. 81.
Leave f:r',cori:i every. TUESDAY, FRIDAY,
and SUNDAY, at Nth t!dc.
These ships are entirely new. rlic, have elegant
saloons. statcr,oms, anl bathrooms.
The fare, accommodations, ahd attcrti'u' are un-
surpassed. !,
Close connections made with steamers for all South
err and European poria
For further inflammation, apply To
JOHN ". WYATT. Agent.
my mob Governor street.
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lirAvT DraMnSp RoBBEKY-A MERCHANT
ROBBED ON \ Firm AVENUE STAGE.lt has
lone been knGwn that tiiG stages passing
along broadway, New York, are i,ii@:sed
hs q certain ndruit class of female thieves who
comr!tt rcrv uany l0bhcrieS. but the most
daring exploit G; lin D-.hsE was performed on
Monday. The World says. '....
"hhout z. ". Mr.. Jerome J.. BaDe, 7
wealthy Gt,uond merchant. who arrived
from England fortnight since, got into Il
Fifth avenue stage ut the New York Hotel
70 70 TO Wall street, In the lctt-hand breast
rookie, of hIs coat vas Il t;aekag@ containing
diamonds that he lad purchased for $4,000
in the rollG,: III London, Just from the South
African diamond mines, "nd which had been
cut for the New York market, i.::asin@ the
aggregate value of the gems over $4,000 III
rold. Mr.. Babe took Il seat in the lower
lcff-hand corner of the vehicle, lcanin" lis
left arm out of the window and holdn" Il
cane in his right hand. The stage passed
along until il arrived opposite The CITY liali,
when lIr. Babe mechanically passed his
land over his pocket to assure himself ol
,l,u safety of lis treaSttrr. 70 l,is cutlsCrnl-
ton nc tri-scd the package, and OH rSHlmIn'
! inc his coat found .hgt some thief had cut
through the outer cloth ard then Gnnrcd on
pocket and diamonds together. \ number
of passengers had left on the route, AND th'
oniv occupants of the stage when Dir. ballt
discovered his loss were Il lady and gentle
man, whose nalncs the victim, in his excite
mcnt. forgot to fake. Mr.. Babe rushed IRON
| the STAGE, procured Il hack, and went straight
| to the central Office. where, after conlcrlln@
with superintendent kclso. he sought tI'f
services of Detective Elder, who. with Dcttr
tive Farley, are working up the case. Ar
| Babe offers reward Of II ,0G0 for the rccc
very OF the property.
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NORTH BRITISH
IN AND
MERCANTILE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF
LONDON AND EDINBURGH. G. B.

Ca,dt sio.GCo.Goa In gold: invested In the unileo
STATES aver III deposited with Treasurer Oh
Jir.siI,i.. $4,000 In CnteI States bonds
i Hsyinr SpciI appointed agents Ia the abo re-ainee
company we are prepared 10 issue Its policies asaiis
loss or damage by rG OIL buildings, nefcianuise an
arsonaI fr1l,criy Gl .ll kinds the most liberal
" tosses eous.abss adjusted and promptly paid
L>S>>- - %. n. WALKER i Co..
-. 20. lola Main street.
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RIVER and OCEAN STEAMERS.
A. NCHOR LINE STEAMERS. .s4Fss
SAILING
EVERY WEDNESDAY ND SATURDAY.

Passengetts booked TO and from railway stuttohs
or scaports In Ehssrnd Ireland. Scotland. Norway,
Sweden Denmark. Gerlna!tsi France, Holland, Eel
GUM, and the United States. -,
Cabin fare from New York TO Londor. Liverpool,
Glasgow, or Derry, by Wednesdays steamer, SEQ. /.
BY Saturdays steamer, sta aud SIS.
Excursion tickets SI20. All payable In currency.
Passengers booked DIRECT from Palermo, Genoa,
Messtpn. and Trieste. to New York.
Cabin, Slle: steerace. $50. Payable In currency.
F5! tStthcr iffoftha Ion apply TO
fiENDERSON BROTHERS.
G5StliS Green. \. T., or
~ ": WYATT; Agent.
ty t-aIn & Governor stfc.I. RitfnihllI. Va.
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IL *dkRkfsf3z - 81
CgTY FyyeisEfafs 0erIcE,l Is
Rfc1isfOsp. Jaly Is, Is5e.5
5NToTICE. ALfsD PROPOSALS. will
lp received ut Ills Office unfit TUESDAY. att-
sI,st 9Th, inf IL O'Clock 81. 80 fnrttisI sgENTY
r0Ns EGG and snsE Hun DREs AND TN TEN
Coal, for nse in cffy bttifIihrg 81
The Commit IN Public GROUNDS and Buildings
rery pc INF rfxi,g To or all PROF osals
10 .-sss- gi.ARi.ES III. 1Jf3t3IOGK, =
tg2s-td City Engineer.
Two B61LEI-M AKERS.-s Sealed proposals
L. VIII be recetStd by ti,c.Gudcrsigped at the 1sce
OF the Eastern LunaGt Asylum. Williamsburg. Wa
until July sist. at S O'Clock T. for constructing
TWO HORIZONTAL TUE Ar ROLLERS AND
FIXTURES for heating the Eastern Lt,stic Asy-
fuin. .
Detailed specifications aud ether information VIII
lie furnished by mail application to The Super.i-
tendcnt.
The committee reserve the right TO reject any or
nj Proposals offered.
by order OF The committee.
jy Is-fot SYDNEY SMITH, CHAIRMAN.
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MARION GirGH RAILROADS.&C. CALIFORNIA
ExGlNgER's PKEDltsricS.--A California en%i-
ncer predicts that in ten years the whplc
country will he gritl-ironcd with narrow
gauge railroads: The cost of these roads ne
estimates at $4,000 per mile. Passengers can
he transported OH them 1T one cent mic
and freight at proportionatefy low rates.
His plan is for farmers to build them by sub
scrirtion for the purpose of conveying tnrr
products to market. He also claims that they
will paw: that wherever they have been con-
structcd they have made handsome dividends,
which Is not generally the ca>c, at least with
majority OF the broad-gausc roads. In
Sweden and Norway these roads are coming
into gencraiallsc. The construction Oh mem
il c.iI,inr demand for iron from England.
Colorado has one Of them some eight nllcr
long. Charters have been granted for them
in several States, and few lineo have been
commenced.
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RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG ASUl
POToMAC ROUTE, june 10, 1877.

ON AND AFTER MONDAY, JUNE
~ 10th, mail trains on this road Will run as fol-
lows
UP DAY MAIL, ria rail and steamer, leaves
Byrd-Strect station, Z. NJ.
UP NIGHT MAIL. rfa rail alone, leaves Byrd
Street station 2!o Z. NJ. Except on SuiNt.ys.S
UP ACCOMMODATION leaves Broad-StTect sta
ton. J.. NJ. except on Sundlysl So
DOWN DAY MAIL, rim I.iii aud steamer, ar
riscs ~ 3yrd-Sfreet ST. ton. 1873 p. NJ.
ftffSS NIGHT MAIL, ria rail alone, arrives Mt
ByltI-Strcc; st1 ton, $50 A. NJ. except on Mou-
dlys.)
Down ACCOMMODATION TRAIN arrives at
I;roiI-Strcct station, Sal d. NJ. Except sun
riavs.l Il. Il. D MYERS,
jc n Genera, superintendent.
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rUNARD LINE OF STEAM .e;sifE-Fssf,
TOWN. GLASGOW, AND LONDONDERRY
FROM NEW YORK. $40: TO NEW YORK, :a4,
IN CURRENCY.-Thc safe, frst-class iron steam
shfys of tl,fs Inc viii sail rs follows: EDSES-
DSf; f7tft, ard SATURDAYS, 2"th and 9th Of
April, ard SATURDAYS. 9TH. llth aud 18Th ., 81
May ami t%icc every following week, from Gu
NARD'S WHARF, jersey City.
CHARLES FRASCkLYN,
Agent New York.
SAMUEL AYRES, Agent,
Richmond, No. 1899 Main. Fourteenth street.
nm,
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90
TytgHiMGNfs.k ssssD y01sK nTfFH
4 In IsAlLROAp COMPANY
NOTICE no sYifPpERy ii mn 7sEE TEAvEI.
LING PUBLIC.

LINZ xOniItJSasg
On and after Tuesday June 18th. until faftiler no.
nss, taia iesy sss ii,is Depot
AND BOSTON nSf ,l POINTS Il siWfs3
TUESDAYS. TIlURsDSas Is, Asp s.sruRDAys,
aud IF EsT POST da,ly d saas ) hosir
Rnusi.,rip tickets IL West Point csn be proenrsd
on on SATURDAY = good to return on
Freight train. with passenger car attached leaves
Tuesdays. Th,tfstisys and satnrdaya at O'Clock IL
~. Tor through freigits % all poi,ts North and
lgr l9ca, freight between Richmond and Wet Point
a' FrsIrft receive; .,,,,v c.rrf,,,v
promptly forwarded Taroasi, bus of iasae gisss s
10 all points. No freight ssscn By passenger issics
From Richmond 10 Baft fns M d
From Rlch,nond to Philadelphia. 7ss5
From Richmond TO New York. 10 80
From Richmond 10 Boston. NIL rail IS
From RiclImgnd to Boston ria the sonpa...s.. IS
WILLIAM n. BRAGG, Snnerir. sfdcnt.
;. L. TArLoB, General Ticket and Freight Agent,
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL.
TRAINS VIM leave Ric snond is follows: z -
$50 A.. M..-MATL TRAIN Except Spuday( for
N wss s s ~, sprss, CONNECTING t arss
train for Washington and North, aud Lyuchburg
s:.s p. .M.-ACC0nsroDaTIoY TRAIN texccps
Sunday tor Gordonsviis, striving al s26 i. NJ.
Saturdays rms through to Stanton. ars yirg IL
L. NJ. This train connects at Gordonsyille stf
the night trains the Orange, aIesaudr,a apd sfa
ntsyas railroad for LYNCilBURC; alpi WASH NtI-
TON.
A train leaves Gortonsyilie except Mon,lay) q Q
s{5 g. u. for White Sulphur Springs, arriving as
I:ie II. VI. ;.
Through ackets. Mt low rates, sold to all points
Northwest AID Southwest.
Storage tickets faoIB Liverpool. Queenstown,
Eergen Copenhagen, and f;otheHbarR, 70 NIL points
on this road. can be bought at The General Ticket
Agent Mt Richmond, be Utfscfcd through any
station agent on tile road. g.%e
Further information may be obtainef AZ the Corn-
pany's Offices.
A. II. PERRY, General Superintendent.
JANIS \. NE1BERLASp, General Ticket SgeTt
},f
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JAMES RlN ER STEAMBOATGfTfHss I
~ COMPANY. sssrvr-s.-s.-
FOR NEW YORK. PHILADELPHIA. EALTI-
MORE. NORFOLK, r'lKISMOUI
AND ALL Kh;fatR LAND
ISt;S ON TIE JAMES
RIVER.
ALSO. FOX on. POINT AND "NUE DE
I'EAIi" ist ~ EtL'S POISTl.

The fast anl "l.%,art United St:i''t mail steamer
JOHN SYLVESTER. Captain I.t. tiFr fH", lew !
t'nnrsn. wharf NJ Hnrkrts for the an,St-nti,nd
rllcrs 81 e,S!hIS, WEnNLSDAfS' ard tt,i'
BAYS n II a, At, aud returns "n TUESDAY,
Vhur.,,a, AID SATURDAY ff".n.,us, NJ "a o'clock.
Passengers connect NJ Nuri0tt Gah tie "ld GaS
Line steamers for Baltimore, Philadelphia, Hnd Ne"
York. ,
Train leave ci,y Point for Petersburg on arriva
II steamer. s,, =,
Far, Ia New II
Fare Ia Philadelphia. o.
Fare to Norfolk ~
Excursion tickets In Old Point ana Nuc u
L'Fah AID return, -. Good until used.
Tirk,.t, ~ ~;fln ut t;AkBtR & CO.'S ENPREss
aud baggage rhoctcb through. ,.
Freight received TUESDAYS, Imu IIsh n1s
and SATURDAYS, for Inrfhk. Portsmouth, BnS
ION. Eallrirrr AMI principal latldins. on Clu&n'
peak Fay. and all regular landings uf James RIVER
at REASONABLE RATES.
Freight received from a. NJ. I'LL J.. Nj:
Freight for Nay-landings must be prepaid
The stelIrcr Sylvester will be chartered for eve
ming cA cursgiiS al t"a-pIahlc rates.
l.. Il. 'rArUM, General Agent
Ofice. Company's wharf.
Branch Office corner 1Iain and Ninth streets. je
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RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD Co.,J
RICHMOND. VA, May II. 1872. !
Until FURTHER NOTICE THE SUM-
~ DAY EXCURSION IRA ms viii leave Rich
mond and Petersburg EVERY SUNDAY at o A.
NJ, returning at L. Nj. Fare for the round trip,
FIFTY CENTS. X. Is. kASEY,
General Ticket and Freight Agent.
my l7-FSS3m
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RICHMOND MD ItASNI1I4E hhtIHOAB SO.,{
RICHMOND. June 7, 1872.
DCHMOND AND DANVILLE RAIL
~ IUAD.--Ol and after SUNDAY, June 9TH,
GOING WEST.
Train No. Through riss,'HgCr) leaves Richmond
Tally (CNrclt Sundays ut 5:lU a. NJ: leaves Dam
yls, at l2:5S r. Al; arrives at Greensboro ut $3.50
Train No. 6 Hynchbnrg pasaengcr) leaves Rich
| mond daily 1t 0lo A. NJ. arrives at Lynchbur2 st
Train No. II Through mail AMI c,Aprcssl leaves
Richmond daily mt l:i5 J.. ~; leaves Dai,,!lle daily
nj $3.50 i. M. arrives nj Greensboro daily at 1873
\. IL.
Train No. Through mail and Gxpressl leaves
GrecnsI,Oru' daily nj A. NJ: leaves Danville
daily ut ::io a. NJ; arrives at RlciiIond daily at
Train No. uhrough passcngrr) iesycs Green's
lnro daily Except Sindays) ut 1910 a. NJ. leaves
Dtnyillc ut i:a7 T. ~; arrives at Richmond ut 9So
PM.
burg JaiIy mt 0 4. M. leaves Burkcyille Ut p.
! NJ. {; arrives ut Richmond st So'clock J.. NJ
Tr.ius Nos. aud IL connect at Greensboro with
trains of IL. North Carolina railroad for all points
south. .
Train No q courcris at BurkeyiIle with train on
fine Aflaptic Mississippi aud OHIO railroad for all
points southwest and SOUTH.
Train No. II connects at Greensboro with train fcr
Raleigh arrives there at 'gS A. 81. Pass, ngers
I,oro' With train No. for Richmond
THROUGH TICKETS 70 all points south anG
southwest can be procured at The ticket o!hce IN
lanc, Mississippi and Ohio railroad, No. 1870 Main
street, Richmond Hui, u -
Papers Tint have arrangements to advertise the
schedule OF this company WI please Pn y,ItR n Owe
General Freight and Ticket gent.
r. n. X TALCorr, Engineer and Sapefiti,ssd.
cnt. 1c1
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-27

WILLIAM n. BRAGG. S,,perin ssi,dcnt. I.
=. L. TAfLoB, General Ticket and Freight Jsgcff,
Richmond. ~ is Z