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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-12
.rt BY Richardson Il Co., ,Is.,iI
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
1113 Main street,
iT,RusTEES SALE OF A EALUABL


tT,RUSTEES SALE OF AVAILABLE
i BUILDING LOT ON THE NORTH sIpE
OF MAIN STREET, CoRNEk ", CtI{itxEEfEsI
PARK, BY AUCfIoN.-By virtue Of the provi-
sfons OF deed Of trust, bearing date 9Th Novem-
Der, 1879, from William T. Bailey and wife 10 The
undersigned trustees, duly recorded In the Chan
cery Court Of the city ofsRichmond, to secure the
layment of certain, negotiable notes therein de-
scribcd we sfl. as trustees 4 said deed being re-
uured so to 90 by the holderof said notes sell by
atuctIou on riic premises on SATURDAY the Z2d
Instant. at 4 o'clockP- NJ, q valuable BUILDING
LOT, on which the walls OF new brick dwelling
now stand fronting 30 feet -oit-thc north side OF
Main street at lis intersection with the wet ne Of
culver street, and running back between parallel
lines 81 feet to al alley 4 feet wide. - -
Terms: Enough In cash to pay the expense OF
executing this trust and the sum OF 20 TO-, tne
thereon at ~ per cent. per annum from 6th No
rvemher, 1873. until paid the residue ON such
terms as shall be announced ut sale. 5.. 81. 5..,
- RALEIGH #. DASIEL,l Trustees.
~ j. a. RICHARDSoS,n 81 = 90 7
na71f.E ....a. ~ Real Estate Auctioncers.'
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SMorHERED TO DEArH.-On Monday OF last
week two negro boys, aged ten and twelve
years respectively. went to Bryant's "cut !"
on the Valley Irailroai near Lexington, and
while standing at one end On u point OF
ground that had been dug under the earth
gave way and covered them up. One Of
them lost his life, tut the other WAS rescued
though seriously hurt. Staunton Soectoto1,'
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-a BY w. b. Robins, l'"
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
1908 Bank Street, lr

HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS, FIFTY
DRED AND FIFTY FEET DEEP TO AN AL
LEY, ELlGIBLY LOCATED AT THE SORIli,
EAST CORNER OF CARY AND SESOND
STREETS, FOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION
ON THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 18TH INST Ant,
AT 4xP. Mat the request Of the owner sbau
sell at the above time ana place the LUIS above
described. fronting so feet Cary street, and rum
ming back along the line of second street TO all alley
as Will be shown by plat on the day Of sale.
TERMS: Liberal and mat!e known Ut sale.
w. b. ROBINS. Auctioneer.
r. no lO-it .... 1000 bank street.
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.Apolice l.oura In China.

The horrors Of Chinese criminal proceed
ings have been told more than once, but no
always with the graphic skill of a writer il
the Overland Monthy for October, who re
lates scene at which he was present, a:
follows:
The background of the taJleau was oc,
cumed by the desk Of the magistrate. ant
from 1t two lines Of men, mostly mandarins
of lower rank and constables, extended, say
twenty feet, forming three sides of q square
The plaintiff was a constable, who
talked loudly to the judge, demonstrating
and pointing often to the accused. The CON
stable acted as district attorney. Defendant
was ON his knees before the Judges desk,
and another constable kueeled by bis side,
holding In bis hand one end Of heavy iron
chain about five feet long, while the other
nnd was with weighty lock tightly
fastened around the prisoners bare
neck. Handcu6ed besides, and also CHAINED
below the knees, he could move about Only
with short PAGES, Two common Cinnamon
were also kneeling thele, witnesses. A de-
fendapt in Chinese courts is only asked if
guilty or not; he Is never permitted to speak
asword for himself. No other person is
allowed to plead for him. The judge hears
the testimony brought before him and de-
cides ut once. His decision is the law.
Fifteen minutes after our entering the
courtroom the witnesses and the constable
got-upon their feet. The prisoner remained
on his knees. Sentence was pronounced
Imprisonment for an indefinite time. In
England the expression would run in such
cases, "DuriHg, her majesty's pleasure" In
America we don't know of such pleasure
or indefinite time.
The Judge, during the proceedings never
opened bis mouth except to mutter the three
or four words Of the Judgment; and hardly
were his lips closed when the consta BILE, by u
sudden, hard jerk Of the chain, pulled his
silent victim up from the floor, with no more
feeling for the unfortunate mans neck than
if he was handling a piece of cord-wood.
a1 -..4
The prisoner was an old man, with hair
more white than gray. Torture and want
of sufficient nourishment had done its work
effectualiy, and had stricken him with so
much awe, terror, and fear, that nothing but
the heavy painting Of his breast and the
sweat running down his forehead gave
signs Of what he endured. Grasping
with both hands for the chain that nearly
tore the head from bis shoulders, ne
tripped and stumbled as well as he couio
after the brute that pulled him back 10 ais
prison. But it happened that a small pillar
stood in the way, when in the confusion the
bewildered prisoner went on one side OF 1t,
while the constable walked on the other
Before the old man noticed IL and could re-
trace his steps his iormentor corrected the
slight mistake. Pulling with all his might
on the chain, be smashed the head of his vic
Tim in such manner against the pillar that
the greater part Of the skin of one cheek was
torn away in an instant aud the blood ran IN
profusion, reddening the ground from The
pillar to the prison. ~ .~' r. .~it1;,
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RICHMOND, November II, 1873

Editors Dispatch: ...,.... .,.... ...':v r
/ desire to correct statement made in the
letter of your correspondent g Viator" III
this mornings Dispatch. Speaking of the
wounded, who were detained at Quincy
Station after the battle of Chancel'orsville
by the cutting Of the railroad by Stoncman's
raiders. he says: with nothing to eat, no
surgical attendance, and an insuficiency OF
nurses, the poor fellows suffered terribly"
They did suffer terribly, there is no doubt
of that for the weather was very Indictment,
and the shelter was insufficient for so large
a number, and the number Of surgeons was
small; bat the men did haze plenty to eat,
furnished by the "Richmond Ambulance
Committee" who were there for i've or six
days, and were on duty nearly all the time,
night and day, attending to- the wants of the
poor wounded men and they gave up their
own tents for the use of the wounded, and
did net leave there until all OF them had
been sent to Richmond. p.
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BY Paine, Cabell Il Co., Auc,ioneers.

T ARGE SALE OF DRY GOODS, BOOTS
8 AND SHOES, &C, .....t .....t. ...E
AT AUCTION, ......
On JyEDN ESDAY the 18th instant, commencing
at 10 O'Clock, We will sell at our ware
hous c. several large invoices
.. of Goods, comprising
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS.l IN GfEAi
VARIETY.
among which are many New ana Choice Ioods
suited to the season.
ROOTS, SHOES, BALMORALS, AND CATERS
MEMS AND BOYS HATS AND CAPS,
1856 READY-MADE CLOTHING,
EIE.ry n0zEs MERISO SHIRTS AND DRAW
- Frs. -.....
FIFTY DOZEN C{iEEIOT AND LINEN BOSOM
SHIRTS.
HOSIERY, SMALL WARES. &C, &C, &C.
Also n large invoice Of Stock Goods consisting of
DRY GOODS, HATS, SHOES. sc.
The whole TO he sold without reserve.
PAINE, CABELL & CO., Auctionecrs.
M I O-td s"..- E....s~
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POISONING CASE IN fuLxskI.-We find the
following item In the Virginia PeopIe q;
Sa urday last. Says that paper: I'VE re-.
fcrred to dark whispers of poisoning last
week. We learn that it was in the house OF
one of our most respectable citizens near
Dubli1, John TroiiDger. There were three
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FURNITURE.

6.yREAT REDUCTION IN FUR-n
VI sNETURE.-I have on hand Urge stock IN
TATIOS, and PAINTED SUITS and the lt~ti
grades Of FURNITURE. I offer the above for
would do well to examine my stock and compar
prices ~ /. r.. GATHRlGHT,
mo- No Is Governor street
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POWDER AND SEEOT.
NOTICE TO SPORTSMEN. a."

NOTICE To sPoKTsMEN. ~ -.
LAFLIN AND RAND POWDER COMPANY
manufacture the following brands. which they OTTER
tile public "a articles OF great superiority:
E .." ORANGE LIGHTNING POWDER, '--'
..g Sd, s-s.-.. from Nos. 10 3: .lLr -.... ,t....
ORANGE DUCkISG POWDER, -.
f. ON Nos to s. packed in metal kegs OF st pounds
. - ...-,s AUDUBON POWDER,
from Nos. to !! packed in metal kegs OF Ct ana l2t
pounds; No.. ..., -.
.H. ORANGE Rice POWDER,
sizes F. c., FF G. and FFF e., In metal kegs OF st,
l5 and % pounds. ..n-
Also, BLASTING and MINING; for sale by the
trade and -. DhvE> PORT &hMnRRIs, 90
90 Is-sIn ,. Agents for the Manufacturers
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DOR SALE PRIVATELY, SEVERAL
Il NEW HOUSES. now renting from n to
$50 per month. Prices from $500 TO $1,000,
Also, valuable unnproved property In good To-
calities. Terms liberal. Apply to E<A
3f".#, s..'.s MOODY & ROYALL, sl.. f..
Real Estate Agents aud Auciioneers,
. Office corner OF seventh and Hull streets,
&C Ii y. .1.f.. Manchester, Va.
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By Redwood & Crcnshaw, hnctioneers,
No. 1920 Main street.

GALE AT AUCTION OF a STOCK or
SCp OCERIES, HOUSE-FURNISH Inc
GOODS, BOOTS, SHOES, &C.-As administrator
of james G. Elicit, deceased VIII sell; on IN ue
premises, No 5O2 Marshall street. on W EuN ES
nSY the 10Th Instant, commencing at ! 0 O'Clock
4. NJ, large and varied assortment Of goods IN
the above lines. ,..- - ,,o,,
The attention Of those in want of any OF these
goods Is called to this sale, the ARTICLES are al
good. L I'll e. daoa,sed
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| A writer ina late number of All the Yea,
Round has discovered that the seeming non
sense choruses of many old English ballads
are in reality the remnants Of the SoDgssuna
BY the ancient BritonS in the celebration o.
their sun.worship. "Fal, Ia, Ia" is written
in Welsh "FaI, Ia" fal meaning circle or
sun, and Ia day. and both words express.
| ing the completion Off day. AS the Drud>
marched around their stone circles, like
those still discernible at Stonehengc and on
| the Sussex Downs, they chanted their nlean-
fngful chorus. "Fal-la, fal-la," as the god
they worshipped sank behind the western
hills. So" Down. down, derry down." in
the original is "Dun. dun, daragan dun"
and it means 80 the hill, to the oaks, to
the HILL" aud was therefore q call to wor
ship. The old Puritan poet, George Withs
ers, used another of these Druidica choruses
in one of his pleasant dittieS:
There WIS lasS, 4 fair one,
AS fair as Ger was seen,
She was, indeed. 4 rare one,
Another Shcba Queen;
But fool, US then WAS,
thought size loved me true,
But now, alas! she's left me,
...... Fal, 1ero, lero. loo! i, -."
The original of this refrain was "Fal,
lear "luadh DID," and it hailed the sun
rising above the sea. "TOoral, looral,"
"HiSh trolellie," andemany other Of these
apparently meaningless burdens to old songs,
have similar curious origin Boston Id
rertsser,' r..t..s e.. ...~ s:t. 4 7. s.. 49,. ..
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STOVES, THNwARE, &c.

OTICE-l am prepared to put up
or more rooms Persoas having Fire IT, or-
ers 10 10 repaired Will do we'll 70 send la INC" -
ae Also i9 TfN MI PLUMBING. ANA GAs-Eff
TING doae at short notice. u,u,s
an as-sm Governor street, Richmond, "a
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AUf,rTr0r sALEs-Future Days.

:. AUCTION EALES-Fufure DaXs..
TTIGH COFSTABLES SALE.-L Will
Id beii aeptblic auction on THURSDAY, NC
yetaberI $751; at ~ O'Clock n. IN rear ~ We
street between Main and Gary, the following pro.
perry TO satisfy distress warrant In my Danos IN
favsr of d. d. Walker ~. Writ Roberts ~: .Mill
/! ,1;.l + Lot ,of HOGsHEAD SLAVES, a!agi
aN:.. ~. +. y in sirocks. ,tgIa. t%.gi y
Tnaxs: Cash. B. DUESBERRY,
no52-2t - : - II. &. g.. r..
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ESTABLISHED 1854.
WILLIAM B. GRTFFITHs, :.
w PRACTICAL
I1IAlN AMI hN(tX 81 R[NnNED

406 CANAL STREET, RICHMOND, VA.
All work warranted TO Ike good aud waterproof.
Prices moderate. Good references can be given
Orders left ut Donnan's hardware store Governor
street, and ut Williams & Co.'s slate-yard. Dock
street, aud residence 406 Canal street, will be
promptly attended TO. oc l7-lmx
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BY y. NJ. Lee,
Auctionccr and Real Estate Agent,
No, 1914 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF FALUA-
v BILE BRICK RESIDENCE, No. $50 NINTH
STREET NURTn OF LEIGH. AT AUCTION -
Pursuant to decree entered Ia the Chancery Court
of the city of Richmond III the suit of Snead rs.
named in said decree, will, on WEDN ESDAY the
18th day OF November, 1873, at o'clock r. IN; ~.
oy bidder. thai desirable LOT lying on Ninth street
rs above described, with BRICK RESlDENGE con-
tanning eight rooms, aud necessary outhuildiDSs
lot fronts about SO feet by 10 feet In depth;
TERMS OF SALE: One-third cash; the residue III
two equal payments. at six and twelve months,
the purchaser executing his ue9otiapg notes Tor inc
deferred payments with six per cent interest added
aud the title retained by the court until the entire
purchase money Is paid. -<>,,,-,.. II.
y...s. .s..s ~ F.P.-rURSER, .sa.n -1'
no7 Special Commissioners.
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At Bank aud Eleventh the incompatible LUNCH,
the luxuries of sea and land. GAME, FISH, OYS-
TIERS, MEATS. ETC., served 10 order.
At IS Thirteenth street. FREE LUNCH EVERY
DAY, besides the best regular lunch.
The best OF Oysters ut both places, and Liquors
tina. are surpassed at no bar In the land, and brewed
drinks OF the best style of ART.
Come one, come all. Both places are thoroughly
fortified no
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A RTHUR ROONEY,
MANUFACTURER OF AND

DEALER IN FURNITURE AND MATTRESSES.
Warerooms, Governor and FRANKLIN streets, hish-
mond. Va; Factory, Union Hill.
Finest WALNUT and lo~-priced FURNITURE
OF every description and style, made from best IA
soned material aud by most experienced workmeh'
at reduc. d prices. Satisfaction guaranteed
Goods carefully packed for shipping. oc -
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.." RICHMOND AND DASvILLy RAnso,pl
OFFICE ENGINEER AND SUPERINTENDENT.
.... RICHMOND, Va, October ! l. 1873.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.-After the
~ 18th instant trains on this road will run daily
rs follows:
"tr-- GOING WEST.
SOUTHERN EXPRESS leaves Richmond 1t 5 A.
M., leaves Danyille at l2:4S +. NJ, leaves Grcens-
boro at $50 +. VI. arrives At AIRLINE junction
ut L. NJ. arrives ut Charlotte at Sis T.. VI.
THROUGH NAIL leaves Richmond AZ l:2S Z. u. :,
leaves Danville IT 81 . p leaves Greensboro at
12:2O'A A. NJ; arrives ut Charlotte at 4:35 4. VI.
/ LYSCHBCRG PASSENGER. leaves kichmon! at
9:42 a. NJ, leaves Bu-hcvile at go i. NJ; ar
rivesat Lynchburg AZ 4:io p. VI.
GOING EAST. VI.
NEW ORLEANS AND NEW YORK EMPRESS
leaves Charlotte at e:l1 A. NJ. leaves lAr-Liue
Junction at $50 A.. d., leagcs tireensb?ro' at
2:45 Z. NJ, leaves lauville ~ 3:12P. NJ: ar
rives ut Richmond at 10:17 r. 81. E-r-..EL
/ THROUGH MAIL leaves Charlotte at 10 T. ~,
leaves Greensboro at $50 a. NJ, leaves Dar'iile
ut 6:2O A. NJ. leaves gnrkeyllle at 1875 4. u.
arrives in Richmond ut 2:l7 T.. NJ.
! LYNCLBURt;5 ACCoMMODATIoN, Leaves Lynch
burg at II p. NJ, leaves f'urkev!lle III $50 4. W. :
arrives at Richmond at 1914 4. n.
The New Orleans aDd New York Expires stops
for passengers at all regular ss.!idns lei wetri
Greensboro and Burkeville, but will not stop east
of fBurkevte. Il ..s..i g...a# ...
Through tickets sold to all point, south ana wcst
and "a gage checked through.
;-,;,'I 4 faF ID. e-~. TN. Il. TALCUTr.
oc Ia ted. Engineer aud superintendent.
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g :.''r-t by Grubbs s. Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctfoneers,
Eleventh street between Main ana Bank.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE NOTED
Il "GAMBLE MANSION,n AND NALIABL
BUILDING LOTS ADJOINING. AT AUCTION
In execution OF the provisions of deed OF trus
from Z. NJ. Wallace aud wife and Others to the sub
scrbers rs trustees, dated I 9th September, ST.,
and duly recorded In Rlchmond Chancery Court
Office being thereto required by the holder of two
of the notes thereby secuI ed and now due and uu-
paid: viii sell a auction upon The premises, on
TUESDAY the / Sth day Of November, commencing
ut AZ Z. ~, the property conveyed: In said dsei,
to-wit: the same extending on the east Hue Of
Third street from Byrd to Arch street. having d
front of 326 S12 feet and running back 40 feet
Il an alley 20 feet wide. ,5.-E..sf Il. it,.
!, Upon this property stands the &C CAMILLE
MANSION a large and substantial br.k dwelling.
occupying one of the most beautiful siua tons in
the city aud commandinga grant vicw Of the city
and its surroundings.
+ TERMS UNDER TIE DEED Cash sufficient 10 de-
fray expenses of sale, aud to pay of ant, discharge
two notes amounting to *10,250, with Interest
thereon. at The rate OF ten per cehtuln per anuni
from 9th September 1878; the residue upon such
terms the eTantorS In said deed may direct or tn
event OF their failure to give such direction then
upon terms to us may seem lit the same TO DC
announced at the time OF sale - -.
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'''' COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, !
RICHMOND, October u, 1873,

COMMISSIONED , UFFICE,
=. ~....stf# RICHMOND, October u, 1873. !
The parties Interested are hereby notified that
have liked THURSDAY the Goth day of Novem-
Der, 1873, ut IL O'Clock NJ, us the time, and my
office, on Eleventh street between Main and Bank
streets. In the city Of Richmond, Va, the place
10 take the accounts and make the inquiries di-
rected by the foregoing decree at which tlmc aud
place they will attend.
THOMAS j. EVANS,
@- Commissioner in Clancery.
CANNON & CoCRTSEY, Pr. &C 22-W4w
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EDUCATIONAL.
COURT ORDERS.

MCCARTHY IL SLATER for themselves
lsI and other creditors against Robert Is. LYME,
administrator of Thomas WesterInan, deceased !;
Henry Metzgcr guardian Of Margaret, Frederick
Thomas, and Mary WesterInan, infant children OF
Thomas Westernan, deceased and Fannie II. Bay
ley, the personal representative Of Samuel T. Bay
ley. deceased.
+ The following Is an extract from the decree eu-
tered In this cause by the. Chancery Court of The
city of Richmond on the 18th Of October, S73:
THE court doth adindge. order, and decree that
one of the commissioners of this court do proceed,
after advertising 4 week for four successive
weeks in some newspaper published In the city OF
Richmond said publication to he equivalent to per-
sona notice to all the parties TO this suit, TO take All
account -
list or all debts and demands against the estate
OF Thomas W csternan, deceased stating their pri-
critics, II any. g,t,y a,t..a..,.... ...r -,
I'D. OF all the estate Of said dccedent, real and
personal, aud 10 this end said commissioner shall
summon before him Robert b. Lyme administrator
OF said dccedents esta.e, and audit state, and settle
his accounts rs such administrator: and '.. 'rs
I'D. Said commissioner shall also tnke such evil
dencc US may be offered before him tending To show
that the property mentioned In the pafntifs' bill
as conveyed to Samuel IT. sayley In trast for the
benefit or the wife and children of said decedent
was purchased by said decedent and, paid for by
him; and shall report whether said property, or any
OF IT, Is liable for the payment OF the debts Of said
Thomas Westerman, or any OF theln." ffaFt.t!
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JOHN HOWARD.
JAMES l.. GODDiN.

2 Trustees.
f. Memorandum 1T Is probable that arrangements
may be made, with the consent of the part les In
tcrcsed, 10 sell tue property In parcels aud upon
terms more favorable 10 purcilasgrs than those
named above. IT,. 10 JOHN HOWARD -..-
! - -. ....s la. a....r..- JAMES E. GODDIE. fu
/ -- o" Trustees.
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TvAVISG ENLARGED AND I'M "a
I'll proved nv wareroom, ain selling IN
FIIRSIrURE at reduced prices--Chamter III
suits from s22 to 800; Parlor Suits ir1u s9o 10
1900 MATTRESSES OF every oescrip'ion, ". ia ~.
own ,nanufacture Upholsteying aud furniture n,
paired; chairs eaae-seated. All goods deH'sfe"
free In the city. Call and see Inc, ,,,cr
oc 4-3ma POI. corner Second and Br:s.d sttScSs
THE MOST ELEGANT STOCK of,H
PI,pErTyIbs rh.t h.s ever ts,en offered
10 tie people OF this State can now Dc seen
HARDWOOD 4 RITTERS. .,.,,,...,
Tour goods are made by the pass experience"
x,ork mon and from XII s-drtel lumber.
DO Not fall TO see their STOCK 81
4 -" N0' 49, CfIiMBER, PARLOR.
~. pISING-R0OM FURNITURE
and
MATTRE SSES.
,,r o,o,,s q re ali Harra ted aud shall give salts
factton 10 buyers HARDWOOD s RITTER,
" = am Governor street, Richmond
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RICHMOND, ,FREDERlCKSRURG AND PDrU-
aEt .-.u MAC RAILROAD.

/ UP DAY MAIL leave; iByrd-strcct station at
2:A0 7. NJ .--E ss,tt g. .s.rrr.. s. =
l0:30 r. VI. Except on sundays
I EPACCOMMODATIOS leaves Eroad- street sta
ton at 6 Z. nj. lexcept sundays .-... ...
Z DOWN DAY MAIL arrives a; Byrl-strcct sta-
ton ut 1:30 p. NJ.
, DOWN MIG r MAIL ar1yesat By1isirerc Sta
ton al 1850 A. II. exception Mondays.l
Broad-sreef station at S:37 a. 81. except on sun
days. s.. .-Ers -s.' "
! FREIGHT TRAINS leave Broai-strcct station
on Mondays Wednesdays. and Fridays ~ rs
a. NJ, connecting st Qulntico with the Alexandria
aud Fredericksburg railway. Returning, arrive
at Broad-strcet station Tuesdays, THURSDAY ard
Saturdays ut 8 p. NJ.
by order OF General Superintendent.
j. 3. GENTLY.
90 "a General Ticket and Freight Agent.