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BI1>DFoIDED SOlDIERS-WO Dan

BIINpF0LDED SULplERs-W oSDERFUL DRILL
OF TILE SAN FRANCISCO CiDETS.-[NeW York
Sm. 1.-The San Francisco Cadets gave their
first exhibition in this city i'll the Seventh
Regiment Armory hast evening. They are
the guests of the seventh, and that fact was
sufficient Of itself to assemble 4 hall full Of
spectators. The Cadets numbered ninety
three men, commanded By Captain McDon-
aid and Lieutenan. Biglcy.
The drilling squad last evening consisted
of twenty files. They entered the large drill
room in Il column Of twos, and after eXhib-
iting their proficiency in changing from twoS
to fours while on the march. and even in the
act Of facing about, their peculiar skill of
drilling blindfolded was exhibited. Captain
Mcdonald says that the theory Of eNecutin"
manpuyres by rule and not by sight en-
abies men to operate as efficiently by night
as by day. His success in drilling chosen
few under this theory was pronounced mar
rellous by the military men.Who witnessed it.
The first peculiar evolution was executing
the manual of arms to the tap Of the drum.
The men were drawn up in column OF fourS,
with wide spaces. and after executing every
order of handling armS-order, carry. sup
port, right shoulder shift, present, arms-a-
port, loading. aiming, and back TO order
again-no variation in the alignment was
noticeable. Blindfold marching to word of
command was next exhibited. Starting in
close column of twos, the alignment was
changed to tours, skies, and cightS, then
front into line, and back into close column
Of twoS. with rs little variation us though
the meu were puppets responding to the
wire. The more difficult Wheclin@s were
not executed Right wheel Oil centre pivot
Ia, fn, lTft p-hnll in rank
and four ranks. were repeated several times,
and when the command finally halted in two
perfectly dressed ranks applause was show
cred upon them.
After more marching cyoiutions, which
were executed with precision. bayoncts We're
fixed and the >kirmi>h drill was performed.
Bcarin. in mind the necessity for keeping
The spacing accurate in this drill. their re-
markablc proficiency will be seen in the fact
that in the loading and firing on face and
back, in single and in four ranks, rallies in
twos. tours, and Fights. there was no bad
alignment. nomistake. When the command
took oil their blindfolds in two ranks, their
dress was as near perfect as if they had inca
>Ured every step of the various crolutlons
by eye.
Their rifles were next exchanged for
Springfield muSkcts with the old-tashioncd
bayouct, and the bayonet exercise performed
blindfod. This drill. in its rapid changes,
with the greater variety of positions in which
the muskct is held. demands more move
mcnt than the skirmish tactics. They were
so successful in the thrusts and parties,
guard and unge, that q stormy encore de-
mandcd repetition. The closing perform
ance was the skirmish drill with the blind
fold removed. The movement of rallying
around tie flag at hollow square and in
eights. with flanking tours, was introduced
for effect, and was executed with wonderful
prccsion.-Ne,r York San, august 21h.
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FROM THE OTHER SIDE OF THE WoRLD.-
Lexington GazeHe] Mr.. l. Katow, young
japanese, has entered washington anu Ley
University. Mr.. katow Is about elSllteen, VI
a light olive complexion, jet ha,r, piea>an,; :
intelligent face, and speaks EnSlsii wen
considering he was born and r'iSeo III Tue
Empire of the Micado. He dresses III Tue
American style. He is probably the son ot
one of the Damios who have relSheu III
Niphon for centuries.
Mr. katow proposes pursuing legal SUI
dies.
There is an insllrrection against lawyers
in Rockbridge, while Japan sends a scion OF
Il house two thousand years old to learn
Blackstone. Strange!
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GIRLS CoMlNG.--We clip the annexed par
,,uraph from the Atlanta Constitution
1.-The Pullman palace drawing-room and
,lceuiur-car. Alabama, will leave Atlanta
Thursday ut q u. NJ, by lightning express
ria Western and Atlantic, going through to
Lynchburg without change, for the accom-
mediation of the Young ladies going t
Stanton. Va, to enter school. Ihe parry
will be under the charge of Colonel J. r
Wallace and Judge j. A. Hayden, OF tins CITY
Already about twenty have enrolled otncf'
wise can be accommodated. Application
should be made at once to either OF Tue
aboyc.namcd gentlemen"
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The trial of Charles Ridgely McBlair.
charged with the murder Of Alfred Martin
on the Goth of August, 1878, which has been
in progress here before the Circuit Court OF
Fauquier county since last Monday, was
concluded by the rendition of Il verdict ac-
quitting the prisoner.
The Lexington Gazette asks for negro pc.
licelnen to keep order among the negroes
brought there by railroad work
Mr.. Boucicault Is suddenly and seriously
80, .-u n4.. k.o..loiy 49, c1. -ij-A 1--a
stage for some time.
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Restored Chicago has now 212 churches
in operation; So benevolent and other public
societies; 4J Masonic, and 10 other secret
societies. not including industrial unions |;
"a newspapers; 81 railroad companies, and
LOO public streets.
One dav recently, it is said, the wheat cars
which arrived in Chicago would have made
n continuous train over twelve miles long.
Mr.. T. |. Guthrie, of Newbern, n. c.,
is preparing biographical sketch OF the
life and character of the late "Beau lick
man."
Mr.. Duncan Lyle says not drop of Whls'
kew can he bad in Berlin. What would Il
;.,.u CO ''.I cAoc s..!iLlss a-<.-S.s-!;
INQUIRIES the Lexington Gazette.
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Montgomery ErcaayscEy.
tuorrcsponacncc Of the Richmond Dlspatc1,.l
NEW LoNpoS, BEDFORD COUNTY, VA. I
September II, 1878.

/ .fASAEsSa ssS'sEsteEI.
| correspondence Of the Richmond DispatcIl.l
| NEW LoNpoS, BEDFORD COUNTY, VA.
September IL, 1878. !
| SECOND DAY
The following ministers not present yes
tcrTlay appeared and were enroled--yiz :
J. 5. Shcppcrson, ID. D., w. w. Houston.
| Daniel Elain. W. +. Wilhelm, Il. Il. Hons
| ton. and Roger Martin. Also. the following
ruling elders From Falling Spring church,
Jane, Drrden; Salem. f. NJ. Armstrong |:
Liberty, IL. Farnlmn BlacIlsburc, 6. ".
Taylor; Pcakcs. John G. Thomas. Liccu-
tatc> 4. i. Grayhill and c. 4. GrarbiIl
were present and licentiuts l.. w. Curry, Of
Fayetteville, \. c., now laloring IN Mercer
county. Va.
Mr.. James A. Armstrong, OF Salem, q grad
r'atc of Hampdcn Sidney College, now in bis
second year at the theological Seminary at
hampton Sidney, was, after the usual eX-
animation on personal religion and his mo-
lives in seeking the ministry, taken under
care Of the prcSbytcrF rs candidate for the
sacred Office.
The standing committees for examination
Of students We're directed 10 cSanrsnc. pri-
vatcly. candidates w. Il. Coppcdgc and j.
\. Armstrong on their collegiate course, and
report to Prcsbyterv as seen as convenient.
Prcsbytery resolved to proceed during the
present meeting with the examination of
Licentiate y. L. Grayhill, with view to-hs
ordination aS Il foreign missionary. Ehe
trial sermon Of Mr.. Graybill was made the
first order of the day for tomorrow after,
noon. Mr.. Graybll goes to Mexico Noyem-
Der 1St.
Written excuses for absence from Presby-
terry were received and sustained as satisfac-
tory from RevS. c. A. Miller, fl. 2. Smith,
d. W. Shanks, and r. McIlwaine.
Various committees were announced by
the Moderator.
Rev. J. W. Hildrup Of the VI. L. Church
South being present was invited TO sit as Il
corresponding member.
Ruling Elder J. \. Gordon, Of Lynchburg,
was elected assistant temporary clerk.
Interesting written narratives and state
mcu,S were presented in order by the minis
tiers and elders, showing the state of religion
in the churches.
Rev. =. b. Price preached in the forenoon
and Rev. ID. Blain in the afternoon. At
night Rev. W. +. Wilhelm preached III the
Methodist church in the village.
The day was clear and delightful, the con-
-rrwu,ion larHc. and the proceedings and in
tercolir>c of the occasion interesting and
pleasant.
An ample dinner was furnished in the
beautiful grove around the church. L.
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AN OcroGENARIAN MARRIED.-Mr. VIII
liam Shuart, aged eighty-three years, living
in the neighborhood of HARDWOOD, Stafford
county, obtained license and was united u
few days since in the bonds of matrimony
with Miss Jane Phelps, aged tfty-three.
Better late than never.-FredertckSbury
Uerdld.
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y. &Nain John Terrill, of Orange, died on
"S.'ar>day morning.
"'aH K. Jet. formerly Of Orange county,
~ j'cd recently in Texas.
d" annual exhibition Of the Rockbridgc
..'.!!!Hrutural Society vii! take place ut their
'@t"rounds Oh the ab, 9th, and 10th of
""A1 month.
iArlc sill be a grand ploughing-lhatch and
''',ho" al Amherst Courthouse on the first
'tl.H! in October. 1873, under theauspiccs
. ID" Amherst Courthouse Farmers Club.
"."r Barnet Grimsiey baptiscd thirty -fire
irrHOns al Mount Salem church, near
"'ngton, Rappahannock county, Oh Sun
~. tnc 0t the caDhidntcs wt- - .cars
-.~ .n.tuu ..l-.s 81 hSU was 1iu y.aI-.
10 ury Ledger.
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\ .&GlNIN AGRICULTURAL. AND MECHANICAL
III L!nrhhurg H"p"bhcan.l-A
on" hundred and thirty-onc students
rr,rt"d for work at The Virginia AZ
.-'d and mechanical College, with 4
Il" 4"!"hcr yet 10 come in. 1t is not 4
'' nee the professor, first saw the
1n'.. Last year the students numbered
.a&r"j and lhirty-two, 50 the increase
. Nib be very great. 4, soon rs all
Las" ,iguiiicd al intention to enter
" haze reported. This is. indeed, Il sig
,...'>~. aud must be gratifying, not only
g" accomplished president and hi, able
u Professors. but also 10 the friends Of
.&.JH all DYrr the State.
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Is, 1875.
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.,,'.-,...' ,,nohcl,, win ndircss
49,; c,..,,,, r;,,,t win hr ma,ln 10
''' -, E,r,a,y,iiyas thc r;rht
..',.. -. ,.:. ,,' ..,>;r -t'' "
$500. ,.,'- :" - - ,,,,,,,,,.,, 90 merchants
'.'' ~ .>,.,, ,.t,,i. civ hcyio yrS;cr-
'.." '},.o,,,n ,,,r,h,sc :, stcrnhna,
49, .s'.f,,,rrl,r river between riarE.'
...' go. Nv, l., .rc ac,omnndn;n, or
''.' ~ ~ S,.' 80, >rr-,ror,nnnts rern
.-'f'. ....' 49, H.. nlr,Al>e of sl,rh = yos-
-... .' ~ Tine .uS;re, ~ tho >tcan
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"A-H!EGT0S. CISCIHNATl AND ST. LOUIS
}..rA". - Itlarri>onhur- Oh Conmon-
..-. Ut a meeting OF the Council, held
. tuesday evening last. il was resolved 10
.2..t to til" voters Of the town on the nth
l",oa"" next, the question of extending
,..nr il which the Washington. Clncin-
-. Hd :. Louis Railroad Company, may
rs. IH"n,"!yc, Of the subscription of SD
'eir.: ~ tilc town on the 18th OF Octo-
Let which said subscription was for
."# - II" company on account OF their
$3.50. - complete the road 10 Bridgewatcr
.-..a ,t:" prescribed twelve months.
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PROCEEDINGS or THE GREAT COUNCIL OF
THE UNITED STATES. ]. y. L. NJ Whining
ton Dcl.) Commercially Great lncoho-
nee, James L. Rely. in his long talk makes
this llattering alII>ion to the growth of the
Order during the past year: ''Our Order has
been very prosperous since the last session
Of this Great Council. \ number Of Tribes
and Great Councils have been instituted :;
and | think we can readily anticipate. in Il
few great suns ut least, that our counci-iircS
will be burning in every Stutcand Territory
of our Union"
The aggregate receipts from supplies
amounted to S2.U2T.2G, and from tax, 81, 035.-
~. making total Of S3.0S2.1l. or this
amount, $2S.44 were from supplies furnished
in Delaware, while the aggregate Of tax was
sjJ.52-SS3.96 in all.
The whole number OF Tribes III the United
States is 40, with L membership of IA, .JS.
During the year there have been 1927 adop-
tons. 51S reflections, 3.625 suspensions, 214
explosions. 2G2 rci0statcmcnts, 3i6 persons
were admitted by card, aud 5GS persons with
drew by card. The whole number OF deaths
have been 3l4. There are 122 7. e. =, and
3.G12 =. S. The number Of new Tribes in
Stitutcd during the year was 81, while but 5
calnp-fircS were cXtin2uished. The total
receipts from all tie Tribes were 294l32 fl. ,
f. ! in. 1G4G5 ia. IT. in. were paid for the
relief Of brothers, and 20lSG IA. #. in. TO
the relief of widows and orphans, making
Il total Of $685. fla. > #. in. $50 ia. tt.
in. were expended for educational purposes.
The Great Keeper of the Wampum re-
ported his receipts for the year S1,513.5G
and his disbursements at SG,GG9.Sl, leaving
balance in hand of SS5jj0. Additional
inf ino This 81 Hil1. .,S
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HENRY F. CAREY,
ssIpned In mart to the Circuit Court.

1t will be seen from the order of the Circuit C9ur
the In assignment made by VIM. II. Cole, receiver, 10
Nichols G. Pepniman, on the ssd day Of En of
r I oney q Co prior TO January LIST, 1871, "nd tiat
Mi claims held by F. b. Loney & Co. prior TO 5anu
ary lst, 1911, have been adJndged Dy me Ses
nrnnerIy and assets of Francis B. Loney You VIII
therefore please take notice that all persons indebted
TO The firm OF f. Il. Loney Co. prior TO Jai,1i.
r" Is alone authorized TO receive and collect me
Te,ts Gur said lrlns. and you VIII .erse Iemit nc
,,.,x FRANCIS Is. LUNE1,
s. ia-S,t Post office bo. s., Baltimore, SD.
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'.E.o ArrEALs.-- [>taunton Itnd'cdtor.]
j.. ''1lt' ii Appeals OF Virginia met here
"a "Wednesday. President Moncure, and
IT, Nyi>liun, baldwin. and Staples were
..,.Ht. .Iudgc Anderson will probably ar
: .r to-day. The casts from the Albcmarle
+" circuit and the Shenandoah u2th) cir
nave been called. aud to-day the Botc-
ar. circuit vii! De called Most of the
.,~, NAY" :,"cn submitted without any ar
s ..!"l,'. The term here viii last about
...E iaS>.
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RtCuMoND, YORK RIVER AND CHEsAPEAKE)
RAILROAD COMPANY. =
RtCUHfMr,- I'm . v

htCHH6SD. July II, 1879. J
( ~ AND AFTER Tells DATE PAS.
" sENGER and FRBiGH'y TRAINS ON this
rold VIII run az follo~s: .:.s..-.
PASSENGER TRAIN for ysst Point leayes
Richmond at p. ". and trair7 from West Poius
will arrive mt Richmond AZ 1890 A. NJ. T. lily tSuuS
DAYS excepted.
| Tl,r SPLENDID steamer SUE, Captain 4. Z. >ICKLE,
lIaa been placed on The route bctwec West Point ard
Baltimore to run Ia connection wish this road, ans
will make three trips a week, leaving West Point
tnU ESf,AIS, THURS DAYS. and SATURDAYS
Grtlie arrival Of the train, which leaves Richmond
Al Z Z. NJ. arriving Mt Baltimore necn morning I'm
ample time to connect with trains ,r the Nor,lv
aaS West: and leave Baltimore MONDAYS. WtD-
NFsSI,ATS. and FRIDAYS at 4P. NJ, connecting
at West Point with the train due At HcllmoLd al
1880 next morning.
Fii,rro Baltimore, IS; colOred people-sI.
FREIGHT TRAIN. with passenger car attached,
for 1sough freight only, leaves Richmond Tues :,
di, thursdays. and Saturdays ut IA. N. Through
freight received daily till PM.
FREIGHT TRAIN, with passenger car attached,
for freight Lcsween Richmond and West Point.
leaves RchmuNd on Mondays. Wednesdays, ard
Fridays 1T 4. N. Local freight received Tuesdays,
Thursdays, andsaturdays I'LL z. VI.
EDW. F. FOLGEE,
General Freight aud Ticket Agent.
W. \: RIeAGG, Master TRANSPORTATION. jysl
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PED INGN TIE BITE OF A SSAKE.A little
-.o b.; named Slaughter, about ten years
.. 0H1ng on the farm OF Mr.. Robert stau-
q. near this place, was bitten by copper
'a1 make on Monday last and died the
~. Gay.- orange Ftrynt0n.
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RAlLRaan g.sxEs.e


S a I Be ~ s3,s;.. -: !:
- EsIcBGGsD Aap " ELDoS RotsTE,l
GESERaL MASAGEE's OFFICE.
RICHMoSDs Va, July 90, 1918.
THE TRAINS ON THIS ROUTE run
4 rs follows:
The MAIL TRAINS leave Richmond at sA. u.
and 1:2n L. n. arrive at Petersburg nj $40 4. NJ.
and 2;3s z. VI; arrive as Weldon j; Ell a. 81 aud
s:l5P ".
FREIGHT TRAINS. with passenger esaeh at
.schel. ies,e Richmond FOR Petersburg at ) A. II.
aud r. NJ. AND returning leave Peters ufs 4. 500
"A. NJ. and 3:3s r. VI. ss - 80 .
RETURNING NAIL TRAINS leave, Weldon a,
l:i0 a. IL and $40 r. NJ. and leave fe:ersburg at
ass a. IL. ard 7:j5 p. u.
The SUNDAY EXCURSION TINS between
Richmond and Petersburg leave both places at .
A. VI. and p. IL
The Freight Trains vii! not run on SUNDAYS,
md the 1855 T.. VI. Hail Train viii nof leave Peters
burg OH Sundays, and The 4. ". Train will net
leave Richmond on Mondays.
4 The MAIL TRAINS will not stop between Rich
mond ana Petersburg except al Manchester nnt
Chester.
Passengers for Norfolk viii take the train leay-
Ing Richmond at In p. NJ.
Passengers from Clover Hi! will leave at A. 81,
and retaining leave Richmond ! LEO r, u. daily
Except Suniays).
Passengers viii lake tbelr meals 1T Jarra'rs Ho-
Tel and all trains leaving Petersburg viii stayt from
me W ashnGton-Street depot.
PULLMhN'S PALACE SLEEPISG-CARS are
attached TO ali the Night Hail Trains.
THOMAS Ii. WYSSE.
y 20 General Manager.
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m CIRCIIIT COURT, BALTIMORE

Y J1KJUII WYNN, n :, nrENI.
| CITY. THOMAS VS.. LONEY, N RE PENN
M.V We IOSEY:-it Is ordered by the court, this
10Th day of July 1878, In conformity with me opn
lon and decree of the Court of Appeals III inns eas
that the decree OF this court passed on the ol uay
M INV 1879, be modified so that the said Nicholas
G. Pennman and he Is hereby ik sa no s
luaS of Inv him under these proceedings, which
sr not the property and assets of the hale arm OF
f r. Loney Il Co.. formed on the LIST day OF 'ahu-
AIRY, 1871. lSlghesj 1IrNpy Z CAREY.
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HIGHLAND BOARDING AND DAY
II SCHOOL FOR ROIs, .,.s
I SrREET. NEAR HARM Al NV -

Tax L.SyALE STREET. NEAR pARK A'ESeE'
"a" BALTIMORE, MD. =,
WILLIAM u. MARTIN, A. A.. pfinnSIipfa,JI nj,
sisted Inv graduates of the University % lirsi,a
French and German taught by eYger!eh@esgIa nTi,
masters. Session commences % snv as-
d,ess Refers 10 Professor G.. ). NenaDie' LII IN
yersIty OF Virginia; General I. ii. LoeH u AIM
mond, Va.
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NORTH british
In AND

MORT n british
IN AND
RCASTiLE INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF
LONDON AND EDINBURGH, @. y.
capitai, $40, 900, 900 In goid: invested In the
treasurer of Yirginia, $4,000 In United States
bonds. ~. !. ~ - 40 mod
,ann.nS We are prepared 70 issue It's policies
syainst Toss or damage by are on buildings, ms n.
e6sndise and personai property OF all xmas, on sno
n' I",ies ,Srts bIy adjusted and promptly paid
A y. y. AA In! aHH. { sSigsst
j oc' 80 sa.l4sset.sS s2oii ,eSs3ls,f s1-as t'.a
..ey, fs-.tS IL tsls.sa q tsl
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS hundred boxes
w NJ FRENCH WINDoW-GLAsS,a assorted
siz y ~ 'oF ID /" ~" = Druggists,
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ENGLISH. FRENCH, AND GERMAN
po.RDISG ANUDAY SCHOOL for young
Indies and little girls, % Cathedral street,
Md Miss Chatfee and Miss Haner sley prinstPSa n,
assisted by able professors. Next session opens
Iember 18Th Course of studies extensive, coihpIi.
sing ali branches of polite education freca Is e
Language OF the school. Class honors M "a o
close OF the year. Circulars Sn application. Jul -9-
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EGISG EAST.

The Lynchburg and DanrtiIe Passenger Trains
daily Except Sundays leave lynchburg ut s:l3 A.
NJ; leave Danyillc ut 6:l5 4. NJ: leave Burkaytle
ut ll:35 4. NJ: arrive N Richmond at 225 L. VI.
The Sunday, Lynchbnyg Passenger Train leaves
Lynchl,rg at sis +. NJ LEAVES Burkeve 1T lilo L.
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yJTHISkEI.-I have 4 very large lot OF
w oldand vcry fine WHlSKFIS on hand and |
for sale. tiSt AK 'lt.H.HE,
50 3-ow No. IL Governor street.
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MAI, TRAIE.-lGlve, Richmond sac A. VI:
DAILY except Sunday, cCnnecti.g With W., e.,
Va. ~ & q. =. railroad al Gordo!rvillr aud Char
lotfcsyil.c. and arrives at While SULPHUR Springs
-
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SHERRY.-A large lot Of SHERliIES of
~ different grades erect from the growers III
Spain, for sale in bond or Guiy paid by
OSCAR tRtN/
So 3-aw No. II Governor street.
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~ RDtD.-tin ana affir SIN MAY, 1915 TIE fsStcl-
ger trLins will run as follows:
MAIL TRAIS.-Lcnve, lsich in"nd sac A. VI:
DAILY except Sunday cCnnecti.g with W., e.,
Va. II. Il o. =. railroad at Gordo!svillr aud Char
lottesyil.c. aud arrives at While SULPHUR Springs
EXPRESS THaIN.-L.aycs Richmond At 10 T..
W. DAILY except saturday, connecting At tior!ois-
Vile with ". r., Va. Il. i G.. : railroad trains for
Lynchburg and southwest, amt arrives al hunt
ngtrn ut $40 Z. NJ. next day. steamer chfcS luht-
ugton Oh arrival Of the train, ana arrives II Clh-
clnna;i ut 8 O'Clock next morning:
This train stops between Richmond ana W hlte
sulphur only 1t Junction. G0rdUusSie. Chariottcs-
ollie. StiumtOn. Goshen, Mho"', aId t"vington
ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN l.eaVcs Rici'nonh
at 5lp Z. NJ. DAILY except sunday, and arrives as
Gurdonsyilie At s:i5 L. NJ
EASTWARD.
Steamer leaves Cipannatl ut r. NJ. DAILY ex-
cept Sunday, aud arrives at Huntington ut . 4.
NJ next day. connecting with express train.
EXPRESS TRAIS.-Lcaycs Huntington al 10 A:
~ DAILY except Sunday, and arrives 1t Richmond
nj 4ao A. 81. next day connecting with trains
going south and with james river steamer TOT NOR.
folk. This train stops between While Suiphttr ana
lottcsville, Stanton, Goshen, Millboro', and Cow
NAIL TRAIN.-Leayes White Sulphur sos a. N.
DAILY except Sundays, connecting With v c.. Va.
VI o. ). railroad al charlottesville am. Gordons-
vile; and arrive. A. Kc Inn i. d, cordo,s
Vile $50 4. NJ. DAILY except Sundays. connectLE
at GordOnsylIu with W., e., Vs., d. 4 G.. 5. railroad
train from Lynchbnrg and southwest, aud arrives nc
Richmond lo:i5, A. ii. .,-
For further Information Inquire at the company's
office on Broad. near Seventeenth street
4. II. PERRY, General Superintendent.
JAMES i. SErNERLAND, General Ticket Agent
3.