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,,,,nut raecision tut Bankruptcy 10y
49, yuf1-c Dick.
,Grccnsbcro' New North State. !

f,irrrnSboro' New North State.t
,,l,r Dick. in Il case from the county OF
,,",I,r<uN. has just decided some important
~ 49,. ions in bankruptcy which are the sub
w.. # much discussion throughout the
| r.. ath,m~ the decision of.the United
-, Circuit Cour; of Missouri an re Beck
.rg y. b. Il. 50, declaring that the
,.<,,,a,f, nj The bankrupt law is not de,
'..,r! ~ the State exemptions allowed in
, rtC,nth section ot the bankrupt &C,
.J,,sd,,> that the amcudatory acts Of June
49,, aud March 3. 1872. do not change
..~l principles announced IN that case
o, mat Judgment lien is not vested
-. vhjrh The Constitution protects from
....,u,blr alteration 10y legislative action
a.. ). Inclined 10 doubt whether the re-
,.,,,. Ut Gunn rs. Barry, III the United
&c.. .>rnr:nr court. orrrrulcS the case OF
49,. l,,>>fcy ~. y. {. Z.
ia. decides that the case OF Gum rs
-. .,, docs mol affect the homestead right,
..,.r,d IN ih, bankrupt law rs amended
r.,,,, oi MarcH ;. 1873.
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A LLEGHANY SPRINGS,
MONTGOMERY COUNTY, VA.

This delightful watering place will be ready for
the reception OF visitors OH the lst Of June.
Che ALLEGIIANY SPRINGS possess the rare attrac-
lions of mountain and water scenery combined
The waters of these springs are renowned for theil
great curative powers Of that distressing diseas,
dyspepsia, and the many sympathetic affections
arising thereir0m. s.rE..--s
Biiard-tables. bathrooms. bowling-saloons, we'll
graded walks and drives, hunting, and fishing.
A full BRA SIS and STRISG-BAND In attendance.
BOARD: Per day, So per week, I'll so; permonit
-four weeks, 500: for the month OF June, SiU for
three months, $3.50.
For further information and for pamphlets apply
to ALLEGHASY SPRINGS COMPANY, or to
my 29-lm j. Ii. TtNSLEG, JR.. Manager.
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THE HOT SPRINGS,
BATH COUNTY, VA,

have been improved and reftted for the season OF
1873 The waters vary in temperature from 50 to liz
Thc BATHS have for nearly a century been used
In the treatment of Gout. kheumatsSm, Paralysis,
Neuralgia; Diseases of the Liver. bladder Skin and
Womb; Old Injuries, Cutaneous Anections,5 Con-
traction Of Muscles and Joints, Chronic QarrhGa
their efficacy In curing and relieving such diseases.
The bathing arrangements are extensive and com,
,,Iate and include the new feature of MUD BATHS.
Sbtcb are now attracting the especial attention OF
the medical profession and invalids.
The DRINKING WATERS include several va
r,e,ies, among them q spring of chalybeate alum
wafer. equal (f not superior) ~ amy OF lis kind II
the United States. n,..a.r .,y
For Pamphlets giving full description ana anaiy
.taof trofers address ). &. TARDi & CD. kict-
s,s n.'o Ta mr. JAMES A. AUGUST.
noi'' Hot Springs, bath county, Va.
INV ep-Tu Th,&S2m
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THE HEALING SP K U
4 ON THE LINE OF THE
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD
R.TH COUNTY, VA,

will be opened for the reception OF LOT on ns
FtKST of JUNh with accommodaiioss ,Ta hr ,he
urNnREp PERSONS. They are accessible 10y luz
Hhesnpaake aud Ohio railroad from ~ arses
M Sna order passng In full view OF the ceieDrass
iMm huIi INC SPRINGS and the MAGNIFICENT
sSENFRY ON JACKSON'S RIVER. :,
Passengers by mail train from the east arrive q
C6Slngon trans from the west arrive at s:as p NJ
Visitors for the Springs By these trains reihai''
Passengers by mali trains from the west arrive al
Covington at 7:20 4. IL. oot1A N
Srages and other vehicles for the spr,hss' 'eA''
Covington every morning. ro,.;no+on IN,
Trains stop twenty minutes at Gosingauhl s a ac
Breakfast and Supper. Two hotela' with ample ~
'oinl KEssSICH,s FINE BAND OF MUSIC 9,
Ia engaged for the season and The Usual io
umusement and recreation provided. ~,
Descriptive pamphlets can be had OF Messrs. I q
CELL, LAID & co., Richmond or OF me Agent o
the Springs. ....,,,s. cbt,
dren and colored servants half price; i
M III. HOUSTON, NJ. D., resident ply stcian.
my s7-eodijys B. III. QUARi.ES, Agent
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SULPHUR SPRINGS.

J. MONTGOMERY COUNTY. VA:
This watering place, long distinguished for Its
active tonir and nHeratire powers. Will be opened
on the FIRST DAY or JUNE, lsI3, under the
management Ui Colonel NORTEI.I, COBB.
The prorIetors having since the close OF last sea,
son. made very large additions 10 the buildings aud
erected, besides, new and commOdi0us hotel, are
now prepared to accommodate 90 guests.
Hot and cold baths OF mineral water, so essential
to many invallds, at the command OF visitors. ;,
Ur. JAMES +. HARRISON. professor at the Uni
yerSity of Virginia, will he the resident physician
during the season.
Express. post. and telegraph ofiicesat ms place
RuiInd-trip tickets can be procured In all the
principal cities aud towns. -
TERMS: Per day, $3.50; per week, $la: per
month $50: for the month of june, $40. Children
under ten and servants half price.
This place presents unusual attractions Tor iani-
lies, and every arrangement will be made for their
comfort Send for pamphlet, containing the analysis
of the water. J. j. & J. WADE. Proprietors,
Yellow sulphur Springs post-oifcee;
my os.lm MONTGOMERY county, Va.
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JORDAN ALUM SPRINGS,
ROCKBRlDGE COUNTY. VA.
MAJOR G. X. LUCK. Observation-Disclosures MANAGER,
formerly Of Spntswood Ho.el, Richmond, Va.
br. ]. FDGAK CHANCELLOR, resident physician
THIS SUMMER RESORT WILL RE OPEN
FOR THE
RECEPTION Of GUESTS
JUNE Is, 1878
II Is Situated In
RocKBRIDGE COUNTY, VA,
on the line Of the
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD,
eight miles from Goshen and five from Millboro' :;
from both of which stationsa
LINE OF COACHES WILL RUN DIRECT TO
THE SPRINGS,
connecting with all passenger trains on said
railroad.
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
" RotD.-t'n aud after sth May, 1873, the pas en>
ger trains will run as follows:

4 hhLcaI TIahG AMI o1Ao NALL
~ RotD.-t,n and after stl May, 1878, the pas en-
ger trains viii run as follows:
WESTWARD.
MAIL TRAIN.-Leaves Richmond $50 A. NJ:
DAILY except Sunday, connecting with W., c.,
Va, NJ. & g. j. railroad Mt Gord0usvie and Char
lottesville. and arrives at White sulphur Springs
. EX II TRAIN.-Leayes Richmond at 10 P.
Se ah g. sss sr
l.ynchburg and southwest, and arrives ut Hunt
Ington at $50 p NJ next day. Steamer leaves Hunt
ingt0n arrival or the train, and arrives at Gin
cnnati ut O'Clock next morning.
This train stops between Richmond aud White
Sulphur only at Junction Gordonsyille Charlostes-
Vile, stalintou, Goshen, Miliboro and Coyington.
ACCOMMODATION TRAlN.-Leaves Richmond
At $40 2. n. DAILY except Sunday, and arrives at
EASTWARD.
Steamer leaves Cincinnati atAP. NJ. DAILY ex-
cept Sunday, and arrives ut Huntington ut A.
II. next day, connecting with express train.
EXPRESS TRAIN.-Leayes Huntington at 10 A.
NJ. DAILY except Sunday, and arrives at Rtrhmond
a. 1870 A. nj. next day, connecting with trains
going south and with james river steamer for Nor
folk. This train stops between White Sulphur and
Richmond only at junction, GOrdonsyille, Char
,"ttasvllle, Staunlon, Goshen Mil!boro', and Cow
lii TRAIN.-l.eaves White Sulphur SIS A. VI.
DAILY except Sundays connecting With W., G.. Va.
NJ. & e. $. railroad AZ charlottesville and Gordons-
Vile, and arrives at Richmond 5P.M.
ACCOMMODATIONS RAlN.-Leaves Gord0ns-
at Gordonsville with W., C., Va. NJ 6. S. railroad
train from LynchhIrg aud southwest and arrives at
Richmond 10l5 A. NJ.
For further information Inquire st the cCmpany's
Office, Oh Broad near Seventeenth street.
A. II. PERRY, General Superintendent.
JAMES +. NETIIERLAND, General Ticket Agent
my3
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Enough the 100 900 tickets Issued for the THIRD
GnASDGiFT CONCERT in aid OF the Pubic Library
Of Kentucky having been sold 10 insure full draw
Ing. aud The wish having been universally expressed
that the 10000 cash gifts offered should tie drawn III
full. and paid in full without any scaling down, us
heretofore, the Infringement. with the concurrence
OF the trustees have determined to allow ninety
on hand The concert and distribution advertised
for April Is, therel fore, postponed 10 TUESDAY,
July ). 1879. ON which day. and no other. they will
Lie LIBRARY HALL. LOUISVILLE. KY.
At This Grand Concert the following cash gifts will
be distributed by lot aud paid III full To tile ticket
holders who draw them:
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BUSIyESS CHANCES.
u,O TOBACCO MANUFACTURERS.

ITO TOBACCO MANUFACTURERS.
OF SEVENTY PER CENT. IN CASH
OFTAX-PAID VALUE
will he made on consignmcn,s to our notise, In,
.innnn'. we authorize sight drafts, with bill q
iadimg, for amount OF TAX Oh shipments, ana WV
send natamcc Of advance after receipt OF goous
PROMPT RETURNS made with chech ler naI1he'
Immediately OIL sale of goods. 80, , srr
Sole Importers Of the :. Don Carlos ana "f
'N'0 HOFFMAN. LEE i CO..
tobacco Commission Merchants.
63 Exchange Place, Baltimore, Ald.
nv AL oilG,n
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Neutrality-suspicious..

r IGHTNING-RODs.-We are prepareS0
IL to put up MUNsogs gell.known LSp ,xe ssvs
Seen cole agents for the last FIVE years. ofdeiS
promptly and t,hi mi asts1ssaa Is oIL which
ia relesf and the uestoil for safety on uie
AneAisA- j. Z. M0UNTGASTLE q CO..
nh S % n' oAu - Richmond, Va.
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MONTGOMERY WHITE SULPHUR

MONTGOMERY WHITE SULPHUR
M SPRINGS, VIRGINIA.
This delightful watering place will he open for the
reception OF E EifitSTs 6 %, tGe OF JUNE.
Extensive additions of new furniture nave been
added, and the propretors are making every ar
rangeent for the comfort ana wen o
improved of all the numerous watering places IA
the mountains of Virginia. The LAWN Is covered
WI" The COTTAGES are Of different sizes and plans,
each forming distinct building, and presenting 10
the eye beautiful picture. .o, ,,,,,
All The usual appliances Tor the C0hFohr "he
amusement of guests are provided. and
EXPRESS, TICKET. POST AND TELEGRAPH OFFICES
ARE FOUND HERE.
The BAR will be under the management 1,, 81
THORNTON A. ATKINSON, ana VIII M supphea WIN
RIG TCSNRL, on the Virginia and Tennessee III
vision OF the Atlantic, mississippi ahd ONO ran
road, is the station at which you take the cars Tor
the Springs-dlstnt one and Il half miles;
ROund-trlp tickets Gan he procured at MI me pFih
cpal towns and cities
49, y c. A. CoLHoUN,
for twelve years the resident partner ut the Ale,
ghany Springs, Will assume the management, ana
he tenders 10 his old patrons cordial wecone anu
proposc TO have none but the most experienced
servants and supplies of every description VIII
be selected from the best the country and cities at
SO improve this property as TO make II the
LEADING WATERING-PLACE
IN THE
MOUNTAINS OF VIRGINIA.
Its many natural attractions can be so improved
and ornamcnted us to render this comparatively Ell
' PROFESSOR P. GOODRICH, NJ. D., of Baltimore,
Nd, Resident Physician. x,, -
month: for the month of June. $40. Children under
'''' "'' COLHUUN, WILSON & CoWAN.
CLERKs:C C: NJ. OBENcHAIS, WILLIAM WADE
william F ROSE. 2-lIn
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r,,rN ArrNE>.--A new P"s'."'i'e Is
,.. a4,,Aa!.t River View. Lancaster county,
4. wi.H ,l,nc> GRESHAM - i"S''''a>"' '
..a Merry Point, IN the same county,.
,.. 4. Il. /. Dix - po>llna>'rr' 'i>" at
,.....'> clcck. in the same county VII" =
=, ~..l.h ~ postmaster. All lhr>e TIC" or
... a. ru The Eappahann"cS river, on 'n'
.,...umt route between rrncrirA>'"'
=, .#a Baltimore, Md. John u. hro"'i i
..,...,3rd po>,rt">trra hariolt'' ,''4i''''e
,,a.. IA. rtrr IA. l.. Nlc'ETaS"h' re-
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!. ts;,.....,slUmssEssaREsgRr

nj Rs EDaA RsiARFIftakes this method
III OF Informing her friends that she Is again pre
pared TO take HOARDEftS FOR THE SUMMER
Residence within Quo mile spf Ivy depot on ,l,t
and Ohio raiiroad, four OF The IInlsers
" OF V1rgtnia and Ave Of harloftesvllIc In one OF
INC most healthy and beautiful porip,s nf the Pied
fnont regions ss.,'Iel,s. 49, a. =
Connected with her ho,,se whIcl, ia large and vo
ii,n.rrnniisshed, ~ n LARGE GARDEN, fillcd will
f,s and FLOWERS: MISC. large and bes,nii
, sr,n la wei suited for The fairgrounds of GILL
m.. REFEREScES:
Dir. ARCHER ANDERSON,
Mr. JOHN L. BACON,
MI PC. WARWICK,
Messrs. WALTER K. MARTIN & Co,
Mess,s. SUBLETT & CARY.
Major WILLIAM g.. FEHGusoS.
ie e-7Leod --.Z'
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OFFICE OF TIE SHILLINGER
ARrlFiCiAL-STONE PAVEMENT
FOR THE
STATE OF VIRGINIA,
no. a1a MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, va.

NO. 912 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA.
We are now prepared to lay down the above
named ,avenlent IN the most artistic manners and
rnsi far less Than that Of tagging. We wifi also lay
courtvards, ar, as cellars Of houses floors of sta
HES &c using the celebrated English Portland ce-
ment thereby insuring great durability, entire free
dom from dust, smo0thness Of surface. aud beauty
Of finish &C. ,., ,, ,o
,,ir immcdsteIy ns this is the most suitable time
OF The year 10 have the work zone III.
County rights for sale. o,o,, e,.oa,
IAN j. b. TERRES Il co.
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THINNING, PLUMBING,
GAS AND STEAM.F1TT1N(i.

The subscriber would call the attention OF bis ctS-
toIrcrs und the public to his stock OF WRENCH
ENGLISH, aud AMERICAN BATH-TUBS anu
WArEh-CL osErs. -, Als2, "ATE t ana n aA And
FIXTURES, GAS-STos5EIs,;., lin "Asa, a'ia
Tin-Rooting. Guttering, Shouting, ana repairing
done promptly, AUG. AhsfLL, JA.,
IL 3-lm NO fSo atas" 'eA"
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g... Wmrrr>o.r"ST. The Wilmington
20. tro,,trrompItn> al tlse exaggerated
...4 dn.,. nr'rt> Nhirh are printed CON
,s.na. "i'o. harlnrnnS whipping-post
...,.~0 a Delaware. and SAYS that northern
....f.r- ~ nn wish 10 "civilizr' the State
,l a..i - -rru.r the services OF more
z. .....' 81 al correspondents in supplying
',... with IT,, !1r'~. since lAc present writer
=. ' }la>t part :" lie With Il rerklr>>neS-
al ..r,..,u Viii Ii shows them 10 find in il
...r..t ..ft rou@rnAi occupation"
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.,v.Ha,>1a--A lctlcrtrnm the FIJI Islands
--.l.,- H.. lII~>;:rtc by the mountain saw
49, - ID white family named B;crnS and
l'u0yn">iau lal,orcr>. making in all SIX
g. . aur,1n>. some ot the bodies were
!... .uGrihIy Etu;Ilt"d; others had been
......4. ut iny Il c&nniial feast.
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RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD Cu.,{
RE HMOND, Va. {
THE TRAINS ON THIS ROAD RUN

TNHE TRAINS ON THIS ROAD KUN
L as follows:
The Mali. TRAINS leave Richmond at A. NJ.
and 2:2O p. NJ and leave Petersburg Ut ll:2s A. n.
and 8:06 Z. NJ.
FREIGHT TRAINS, with passenger coach at
tached, leave Richmond at y A. NJ and T.. NJ. and
leave Petersburg at $40 4. NJ. aud 4:50 T.. Al.
The SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAINS will leave
Richmond and Petersburg nj "A. NJ. Returning,
leave Richmond aud Petersburg at $50 2. NJ. Instead
OF O'Clock, as heretofore.
The A. III. TRAIN will not leave Richmond on
Sundays, and the s35 =. NJ MAIL TRAIN and $40
A. III. FREIGHT TRAIN will not leave Petersburg
on SUNDAYS.
Passengers from Clover lIl viii take the $50 a.
al. TRAIN daily Except Sundays), and returning
leave Richmond III 2:20 l.. NJ.
The MAIL TRAINS will stop only at Chester and
Manchester.
with the Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio railroad for
'iP'tuLLMAN'S PALACE sLEEPlNa-CAR will
BIZ attached to the THROUGH TRAIN ut Weldon,
running through to Wilmington.
THOMAS II. WYNEE,
deIs President
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:. ,...> NyNrNENr> OF THE tlvn. " Ar
i......H 4. ;luk. y co;nrCd orator, III tlncln-
81. ... = recent address 10 4 uaSs-mcctnS
..4..j hi> race. gave utterancc TO these
.,.s,n.>. u am not N!udiciive in my
.,...~ i,.Nard ;hc men of the rebellion. |
- %. ,.lr,r a,!>"r:t!r ~ amnesty. agree
.. ., ,',. u.a.nruilmou> sumner. and woult
....k , ,1.llhrrucl L. enlist under flag
....g ,,tr- ou IL Solids The names OF battles
.......-h ie mt wI,A humiliation and de-
uuui build the monuments which
RI ,.I .rtli~!i. lis with the south OF
.ta w!.rn they have fallen into decay
.,.. .....,..., o! lac STRIFE may decay with
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JAMES RIVER STEAMBOATs,
y ~ COMPANY. Gsssis&

DAILY LINE FOR
NEW YORK. PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMOisE E
NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH, AND REGU-
LAR LANDINGS ON JAMES RIVER.
ALSO,
yUE DE LrEAU AND OLD POINT HOT ELS.
CARRYING UNITED STATES MAIL AMI
ADAMS EXPRESS.
On and after May 5th, 1879, this company will run
q DAILY LINE Sundays exceptedI, consisting OF
their fast and elegant steamers
JOHN SYLVESTER, CAPTAIN J. A. Posr:
ELIZA HANCOCK, CAPTAIN q. e. CLIFFORD:
leaving Richmond at A. NJ. and arriving here at
4P.M.
Passengers make sure connection at Norfolk With
Bay Line for Baltimore, Phiiadelphia, and New
York.
Fare TO Baltimore. ....................& 600
Fare TO Philadelphia. .................. SO
Fare TO New NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. -. IL SD
Fare to Fue de FEau or Old Point. so
Fare to Vue de fEau or Old Point and
Tickets sale steamers and ut CARRIER & Go. s
through Freight received duiy for Bosion, Nor.
folk and POI fsmouth, and regular landings on
james river from IA. NJ. to g p. nj.
FFeigh: for way-landings must he prepaid.
L. b. TATUM, General Agent
Office: Company's wharf, Rockets: branch Of
ice. Ninth and Main streets: ~f'v je5
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Rev. Newman Hall, Of England, will re-
visit this country in August next and lee
ture in various cities. provided he can OBJ
ta;u the assent of bis congregation.
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asAisH1..D d.
IN III 81 % g .s q, -. q

Ma 81 81 M q. !. 8 81, y ]:
lNEW EXPRESS ARRANGEMENT TO
Nv TIE WEST.
The Chesapeake and 0hio railroad having been
completed through to the Ohio river,
TWO EXPRESSES DAILY
viii be dispatched. and money, merchandise, and
Yal,afes can now BE- Forwarded 70 sii points In the
West with dispatch st
GREATLY REDUCED RATES.
This ronte reaches all the celebrated VIRGINIA
SPRINGS.
The ADKINS Express Company w:ll also Q. forward
ger-baggsge &c these Sprisgs during me season arg
NoRroLK, BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON, ana sa nos'n-
Orders inay be left at the ONCE of the Southern
Express Company aud goods VII es sasea Assaf
RICHMOND, May %. Is7,. my sl.aw
RIcnMoxp AND DANyrLLe RAILROAD COL
OFFICE ENGINEER AND SGPEaISTENDkyT,
RICHMOND, VA, May, ls7s.9
GOING WEST. Train No. 8 Through
~ passenger leaves Richmond daily except Sun.
daysI at $40 a. NJ; leaves Dunylle ut l5ss r. No..
Train Mo. 4 (Lynchburg passengsPj leaves Rich
mond dailyat a. n. arrives at Lynehburs 1t
Train No. 1. Through mai, and passenger, leaves
Richmond daily at $50 r. NJ; leaves Danytlle daily
=, loal p ~; arrives at Greensboro daily AZ las
A. h. ,,,
Train No. l Through mail aud express) leaves
Greensboro daily ut lao A. NJ: leaves Danviife
daily at 4:Je A. ~; arrives At Richmond daily AZ
l?:is r. NJ.
Train No. s Through passenger leaves Green's
boro daily Except Sundays) at Il:loA. NJ. leaves
Dasyiiie at Ia r. 81. arrives a. Richmond At oso
PM.
Train No. 10 tLyuchburg passenger leaves lynch
burg daily al 4. d.: leaves Bnrkeviile AZ laS 4.
M. arrives at Richmond at 4:7e p. 81.
Trains Nos. 3 and IL connect at Greensboro with
trains the North Carolina railroad for all points
south.
Train No. ls connects at Greensboro' with train
for Raleigh arriving there ut 705 A. NJ. Passengers
leaving Raleigh ut ISIS p. NJ. connect n Greensboro
With train No. for Richmond
Train No. 7c2nnects at Burkeyilie With train on
the Atlantic. Mississippi aud Ohio railroad for all
points southwest and south.
Through tickets to all points sout, and southwest
can be procured ut the ticket office in Richmond,
and Of K. f.. WALKER. agent OF tn. Atlantic, Mis-
sissippi anu Ohio railroad, No. 1928 Main street,
kchmond.
Papers that have arrangements 10 advertise the
schedule OF this Company will please print above.
T. nj. r. TALCOTT,
nv Engineer and arintpUnpnf
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DgrARr1TsE, ,.,ss r1;A,sgiss...s

tf7uA NEW 81 iUssK.--ine Uid ~ ~
4 Doinl.ioD Steamship C01sis,iss's eIt-s 80
CANT Steamship OLD DOMINION, Captain NAL
kEa, viii sui TUESDAY, June 10th, 81 O'clock
NJ. Positively no freight received after +. d..
Through bills OF ladlng signed, and goods fots
aud west. Close connections made with Cunard
Lsne lof FOREIGN ports Passenger accommodation
unsI! Bare, $le staerage, 80; nound-frtI
ucEels, Pc. sor freight or passage, sppiy to
GEORGE w. ALLEN q CO., Age1is-
je OFT go. ~ Conpany's Wharf. Rockets.
DOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
4 The steamer ALLIANCE, Captain Es$f -
NICHOLS will receive freight for the above tsort
Till TUESDAY the 10th Instant at1 O'clock.
Freight taken for Pittsburgh. also for Liverpool
and Antwerp ria Red Star Line, and bills ladiug
signed through. - ~
Passage TO Philadelphia, including meals AMI
staferOOn, 49, w. F. PORTER, Aren't.
iep-et ~ 5+z No. sSS3 10ck street.
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TOR NEW YORK.-OLD DO ~+ES
4 MINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY.s ssHsssa4Eesss5 s.;
The side-whee steamships OLD nOMINtOa,
WYANOKE, ISAAC. BELL. SARATthiA, Nj.
AGARA, ALBENARLE, and HATTERAS leave
New York for Norfolk, City Point, and Riehmonc
every TU t.SDAf, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY
ut . o'clock r. NJ.
Leave Richmond every TUESDAY, FRIDAY
aud SUNDAY at high Tide.
These ships IRE entirely new. They have elegan'
saloons, state-rooms, and bathrooms.
The fare, accommodations, and attention are ui''
surpassed.
Freights for points beyond New York forwarded
with dispatch, and no charge made except actual
expenses incurred.
Close connections made with steamers for nj
southern and European ports.
For further information, apply TO
GEORGE w. ALLEN j. CO., Agents,
No. 3 Governor street.
CAPTAIN GEORGE ". ALLEN.
,IoiIG r. MAYER, ape
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ILADELPHIA, RICH. &FEfA
l.. MOND, AND NORFOLK ST M usasss4z "a
SHIP LINE.-FOR PARLIAMENTARY lCEa
WEk.K.-The steamers Of this line will leave Rich
mond every TUESDAY and FRIDAY at L. O'Clock
NJ, and Philadelphia every TUESDAY and
SATURDAY at the same hour.
FIR lights received duiiy Sundays exceptedl for all
arts Of Pennsylvania, New Jersey. and Delaware,
a..v for Charleston. Savannah, and New Orleans,
and bills of lading signed through.
Freight taken for Norfolk ut moderate rates.
Passage to Philadelphia, including meals and
state-room, s.. W.P. PORTEk. Agent,
-. .s No. 242j Dock street, Richmond.
WILLIAM T.. CLYDE L CO., Agents,
No IL South WharveS,
my2s No. Il North Wharves, philadelphia.
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OFFICE OF PoWHATAN STEAMBOAT COMPANY
September 2lst, 1879. !
NONSIGNEES OF FREIGHTSfIIUai
~ by this line are hereby notified that
On and after this date ali freight arriving by ieb
steamers, unlrss moved Within twelve hours after
arrival win be stored at their risk aud expense
Steamers arrive MONDAYS: THURSDAYS, ahs
SATURDAYS at 8 O'Clock A. N.
e23 WILLIAM +. bhEi 1. ASehL