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Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-03-07

And in accordance with law and an order Of
the Board OF Directors, made on the 10Th day of
January, 1873, so many shares Of each parcel
sold at public auction at the Office of the Com
pany, room 3, 4l9 California street, San Fran
cisco, California on the 21st Day of March,
1873, at the hour of o'clock p. m, of said
day, to pay said delinquent assessments thereon,
together with costs of advertising and expenses
OF sale.
T. W. COLBURN, Secretary.
Office: Room g. No. 4l0 California street. San
Francisco, California mr7td
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-03-07
TeIegraphic Dispatches.
Pacific Coast.

,lAL TO THE pIocHE DAILY RECORD
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-03-07

And in accordance with law and an order q,
the Board Of Trustees, made on the foui,ai
day Of January, 1873, SO many shares nNasr "
each parcel of said stock as may be neceS - .Ss
will be sold at public auction at the once VI Can
Company, No. 10 Stevenson's Builains sth
Francisco, California, on Friday tne .,,s,re
O'clock NJ, Of said day, to pay said de ast.
ouent assessment thereon, together VIII WIS.,
of advertising and expenses OF sale. law
fl9.td HENRY BOYLE Se''''
POstponement.
The above sale is postponed until 50, sn. and
day. April Fifth, 1878, at the same no"'
place. BY order Of the Board Of Ir ustees
mr7-td HENRY BoiLE' 0e.'--
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Dedfeatf5n Of . Methodist church in
tak Dnnyfffe.i.. 4, IN ~ Z; 81 7

q = : + ;
$50, s.fi DAHvIlLE, July q, 1873,
List Sunday was day Of interest 10 the
MethodiSts Of the fourishiDg town of Uan-
vile. On the morning Of that day the new
house Of worship on Lynn street was sob
emnly dedicated to the service of God It
was crowded With an attentive congregation,
many gentlemen being compelled to stand at
the idoors and I'm the testibule. The OPEN
ing prayer was offered by Rev. S. 8. Fam.
beth, Of the Main.Street- church, of the same
denomination. The sermon was preached
by Rev. j. G. Granbery, Of Richmond. His
text was Ephesians H.; 20-23. His theme,
The Church Of Christ under the figure OF a
holy temple. A liberal collection was raised
very quietly and in q short time. THEFT the
pastor, Rev. Fl. p. Mitchell, informed the
audience that the church was ready to be
dedicated to the worship Of God, free from
all debt. MIR. CRANBERRY offered the prayer
of dedication.
This is neat building of brick. with q
basement for the Stinday school, and main
audience-room sixty feet in length BY thirty.
four in width, beautifully frescoed, cush.
ioned, and carpeted. Il has also an end ga,
iery for the choir and organ. The Sabbath
school is the largest in the place, having 175
scholars. The membership is eighty-a
good beginning. AS the only church in the
lower paIt of the town, it must prove o
great convenience and blessing to the com.
munity. We hope for it large success
The parsonage adjoins the church. G.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-23

a LONG SwIN.-The Detroit (Mich.) Free
Press of Saturday contains this paragraph !:
GA negro named Joe Long, claiming to be
deck-hand on the propeller Arctic, reached
here yesterday from Maiden, claiming to
have made one Of the longest sWims recorded
IN this country for some time. He asserts
that he fell overheard "Wednesday while the
Arctic was full two miles from Maiden. His
cries were unheard, and NO one seems to
have witnessed the accident. Long had on
a pair of CATERS, and as soon as he saw it
was to be sink or swim with him he kicked
these off,, and turning on his back, began
swimming for the shore, there fortunately
being but little sea to interfere with him.
He says that after swimming for about half a
mile he came across piece of board about
three feet long, and the float, frail as it was,
aided him materially in completing the re-
mainder of his voyage. He gave the name
of the person who picked him up near the
beach, told the name of the physician who
gave him some stimulant. and would be
highly indignant if any one doubted the
truth of the whole story"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-23

COMPLICATED BANK CAsE.-ChieEJustic
FarwelI, Of Illinois, on Thursday afternoon
rendered decision in favor of the Fourth
National Bank of Chicago, in somewhat
singular case, which the Chicago Journal
explains as follows: "The bank discounted
a customers note which had not matured
when the cause Of action arose. The Gus
toner had money to his credit, against
which he drew check, which passed into
the hands of the Fourth National Bank of
Grand Rapids, and was duly presented.
Before payment of the check was demanded
proceedings had been commenced, which
eventuated in the individual being adjudged
bankrupt. The bank retained the money
to meet the note which had not matured,
and has succeeded in holding it against the
claims of the Grand Rapids bank and the
assignee. A chancery suit having been in
stituted by the bank of Grand Rapids to
recover the amount of the check, the Chi
ca 60 bank claimed an equitable Offset to the
moneys which were lying in its bands ut the
time the check was presented. The case
was argued on a demurrer to the bill, and
Judge Farweil sustained the demurrer, dis
missing the bill filed by the Grand Rapids
concern. The case is a very complicated
one, and numerous authorities were cited on
both sides. It is probable that further pro.
ceedings will be taken."
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Yas shs mardefad niab,atsi thai. vldaessook
was lhh murderer. i1 I'd oif fis theory thas
sinca the pretended death Oh Hluss hby fire Ia
the burning Of his shop DC. has been hiding
away tsi collision with Bddslzoek, vino had
VIII MIN, and perhaps Others planned the
WaoIe matter ,for effauding tie ihsIrnnce
com anies, who had insured Goss's me f6r
tne sum OF e25, 700, and thatla az the fire had
occurred some fifteen months before the
Pc murder ~ and no money been obtainets by
reason Of the companies resisting the pay.
mem, Eaaerzook had BOT tired OF having
he was afraid Ssoss would MT Cred of his
hiding, and disclose Himself Sr be discoyered
and as the Keeping Of him hid Beer 4 long.
continued expense, In addition; ii WAS
thought the surest thing to get Co.'S 6bt Of
the way by killing him. The Insurance tften
sre now striving fndustriotisly to work up
facts TO establish this theory in their own
behalf. ST IS 5, III q 81 s. :, II
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-23

+ NEWSPAPER CoNsoLIDAT1oN.-We were in.
formed last evening by gentleman just
prietors of the Petersburg appeal, have pur.
chased the goodwill and material of the
bader, of that city, and that the consolidated
papers would appear this morning under
the name Of The appeal and lnder. The
contract was signed yesterday morning. and
the purchasers assumed charge Of the Inde1
of the appeal will conduct the consolidated
papers, which are henceforthy one. We are
also informed that it is "town-talk" in Pc.
tersburg that Captain Chamberlayne, Of the
Qate) I'ader, will issue the first No. of new
paper to-day. -NoJolk Journal. ~. =.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-23

The FIRST GUN AGAINST HUGHEs.--At q
meeting of Republicans held at Hanover
Courthouse on Tuesday, July 22d, the fol
lowing resolutions were adopted:
ResolUed, by the Republicans of Hanover
iu mass-meetiug assembled, That we have
the utmost confidence In the devotion Of
Edward Mcmahon to the material prosperity
of Virginia. He has shown by long life
in our midst that his first object was the pro
motion of our people without regard te
class. We believe his election as Governor
of Virginia will inaugurate new era Of
prosperity in our State.
I'd. RESOLVED, That we hereby instruct ant
require our delegates to vote for Edward
McMahon for Governor of our State first
last, and all the time.
Delegates to Contention Hanover: W. c
Wickliarn, Glen. James, William 2. Brown
and Lewis Bradley. ......,....
Caroline: William j. Courtney and others
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REPORTED MURDER-A TERRIBLE STORY
FROM APPoMATTox.-We were informed yes.
terday by gentleman from Appomattox
that two or three days ago Il man named
Inge quarrelled with his son about some
trivial matter, whereupon the son all
nounce1 his intention to leave the State, to
which {he father objected. From words
they proceeded to blows, and the young
man was finally killed by his father, and bu-
rfed by him in the cellar of bis dwelling.
The occurrence was soon heralded abroad,
and an examination of Mr.. Inge's premises
was made by the authorities, when the body
of the murdered young man was found.
The father was at once arrested, and is now
in Jail. ..-...
We give the above as we he;lrd it, and
without vouching for its truth. II is said
that the parties to the affair are among the
most respectable residents of the county,
Lynchburg Ne,cS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-23

aSATINGs BANKE pAES-B6Ogs. "a casg Of
much general interest fsab Just haen ffied "a
the Superior Court OF BHaiase before Judge
James III. Smith and 10 snfy, stte rfreun1-
stances rs stated by the Commercial Aduer-.
User being adj follows: Edwin Applebyoa
mechanic, had upon deposit fn the Erie
County Savings Bank Che sum Of 1925. 80,
his entire property. On Che ,23d of April
last the pass-book given HIM by the bank
was stofsfg from hts trunk which swas
locked aud, fH His room at his Boarding
house. The thief ID former room-nsase who
had become familiar with Mfr. App,eby's
signature, presented the 1fass-book to the
assistant teller of the bank aud demanded
the money. The teller was not acquainted
with Mr. Appieby, and on comparing
the signature to the receipt sighed by
the thief In the name OF Appleby with the
latter's, signature upon the bank signa-
Etnre-bSok, concluded that the signature wac
genuine, aid paid the entire amount of the
deposit to the forger and thief, who imme-
diately fed from the city. The thief has
never been seen Id this. city, since. Upon
discovering the loss OF his pass-book, .Ap-
pleby gave notice of the fact at the bank. and
was then Informed that his money had been
paid as above related. Fl Upon demanding bis
money, Mr.. Appleby' attention was called
to a bylaw Of the bank, printed in his pass
book. as follows: 4 j, 5. s. .2.e7
Although the bank will endeaYor to pre-
vent fraud upon its, deposit0rs, yet all pay
ments TO persons producing The pass books
issued by the bank shall be valid payment
to discharge the bank. In case Of lost books
the bank will decide as to the person to
whom payment shall be made, without the
right OF depositor In such lost book to ques-
ton the correctness of The payment"
Mr.. Appleby claimed that the bylaw had
escaped his attention. The bank refused to
pay him, and 7thereupon the suit was
brohght. The plaintiffs counsel insisted
that the bylaw was not reasonable, and
consequently was void !; and that, in any
event, the. jury should be allowed to pass
upon the question whether the bank officers
were not guilty Of negligence in paying the
money under the circumstances. The theory
OF the defence, in trying the case, was thai
Appleby had either drawn. the money him.
self or was in collusiou with the alleged
thief who drew it. Justice Smith, however,
held that the bylaw was reasonable one,
and that the bank officers were not guilty OF
negligence in paying over the money to the
bearer Of the pass-book. He directed yer.
dict for the defendant, subject, however, to
the opinion of the General Term. The de-
cision was given, therefore, without refer
ence to any disputed question of fact.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-23

PosTAI.-A new post-ofice is established
at fredericksburg, Bland county, Va, on
the route from Poplar Fill to Bland Court.
house, with Isaac j. Davis as postmaster
Also at Russell Creek, Patrick county, Va.
on the route from Germantown to Patrick
Courthouse, with John T. Ronchers as post
master. Also at Greendale, Washington
county, Va, with L. NJ. Dunn as postmaster
on the route from Abingdon to Tazewel
Courthouse. The post-oftice at Cline's Mills
Augusta county, Va, is discontinued fol
want of a candidate. John A. Riley is APP
pointed postmaster at Ireland, Lewis county
w. Va, uice ]. S. Bouse, resigned.
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(dHEsAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL.
~ ROAD.--On and after Sth May, 1873, the passen-
ger trains will run as follows - y

.GHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL-.
" ROAD.-On and after 5th May, 1873, the passen-
ger trains viii run as follows:
n { Ha&s 43 WESTWARD. sIe
MAIL TRAIN.-I.eayes Richmond $50 A. ~:
DAILY except Sunday, connecting with W., Cs
Va. M. s. G. ~ railroad at Gordonsyille aud Char
iottesville. and arrives at White Sulphur Springs
I EXPRESS TRAIN.-Leayes Richmond at 10 2.
NJ DAILY except Saturday, connecting ut Gordons~
vile with W., G.. Va, NJ g. 8. railroad tains Tor
Lynchburg and southwest, and arrives at huns-
iSton on arrival ofi.he train, and arrives at Gin
cinnan at O'Clock next morning. ~
/ This train stops between Richmond and White
Sulphur only at Junction Gord0psvil!ei Cnafiotes-
siIle MhSro ana
ut 5loP d. DAnY except Sunday, and arrives ss
Gordonsytlie at s:s5 p. d.
!! :" -, EASTWARD.
Steamer leaves Cincinnati az Z. M. DAILY e1-
cept Sunday, and arrives at Huntington at a.
81: next day, connecting With express train.
EXPRESS TRAiN.-Leaves Huntington at GA:
a. DAILY except Sunday, and arrives at hicnmond
ut $50 A. NJ. next day, connecting with trains
going south and with james river steamer for MOE,
Richmond only at junction, Gordonsyiile, Cher-
lottesville, Stanton, Goshen, MiboTo', and Cow
NAIL iS TRAIN.sLeaycs White sulphur s:ss A; n.
M h g. railroad at Charlottesville aud Gofdons-
I RECOMMENDATION TRAIN.-Leayes Gordons-
willie CSC a. M. DAILY except Sundays, connecting
at Gordonsyte with W., G.; Va, NJ 9. .. railroad
train from Iynshbprg ana southwest ana assayee "
For further information iUqaire at the company's
office on Broad Rear Seventeenth street. ~.
a. H.PERRY, General superintendent.
JAMES F.EETHERLASD, General Ticket Agent
~ D. d.
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TAXATION OF DEPOSITS. - Washington, July
21.-An error was contained in a recent
paragraph giving ruling of the Treasurer
In regard to the taxation of deposits in ma.
tional banks. National banks are not per.
mitted to exclude disbursing officers bal.
anoes from their dutiable deposits rs stated,
but only deposits to the credit of the Trea-
surer of the United States. The Treasurer
has recently ruled that national banks not
making daily statement of balances Of de-
posts may compute their average deposits
by averaging their weekly balances of de-
POSTS. " $50
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-,,rCuEsrER. PA, TRAGEDY.

v,>cs OF W. s. GOES ORA. c.
7llS " s,n,SNApntr,oSAn STARTLING RE,
NhSu ,,n>s prrEcTlvE WORK IN
wv" ne, rurA AND NEWARK, N.',-AR'
rrSr or RHODES ASo "'Fk-'"" CASE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-23

There are now over 1900 visitors at the
| different Virginia springs, distributed as fol
lows: White Sulphur Springs, 300 Mont.
gomery Springs, 800; Allegheny Springs
SIS: Warm Springs, 100; Blue Ridge
Springs, 80; Healing Springs, 10; Sweet
Chaly Springs, so; Rockbridge Baths,
80: Yellow Sulphur Springs, 200; Rock
Alum. so; and Jordan Alum, 50.-Stdnnto'a
OF a negro accidentally shot at Jackson
port. Ark, on the Fourth, the local paper
remarks philosophically: The accident
will be of some real service to him, Tor ne
was, one of those loud mouthed, rtalkative
individuals with entirely, too much lip" ;
Henry Ward Beecher has sent six thou
SAND, dollars to the Congregational church
at Seneca Falls to- help pay for their new
edifice, which it was feared would have TO
be sold. j ,,;.,.-, ~
The Ida county lIowal Pioneer changed
hands recently. w. Z. EYans,s valealstory
consisted ! OF; two words, good night and
John iVaips saIutatofy was simply "goou
morning y aft = ttif Il ..tas
Isl d Missouri woman won a: house and lot
at rattle, and then she bad to bay shot
gun to keep her adorers from wearing out
the steps. .tttl aosr
If q Persian turn Christian, hils head is
chopped of If they catch him. ALI sorts OF
wiekedness are cured in Persia by the shahs
little hatchet- ST.
Breckfprfdge and Buckner are mt Blue
Lick Springs, Ky 1It is not. their first expe-
Renee in taking blue lickings. "-ehicago
Times. j. & as ststls q; q u
A Sioux chief. after following q scientific
marty on the Northern Pacific for some days,
mildly remarked that ey uaish go on. for
ned 6e. i-.dsif he'd freezeE 30 death Tor what
hair there, Yas in that crowd, Il. - g. 4,
~ Two Cleveland girls are making pedes-
;;trian trip up the Sc. Lawsense Tiy AZ carr5-
Ing only stehels,
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I AMEs RIVER sTEAMBOATtiI |,
~ - COMPANY. sg,g i. 1870 ssssS ".

ti. DAILY LINE FOR ~ ~ ttt.@s y
NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE.
NORFOLK, AND REGU-
LAR LANDINGS ON JAMES RIVER.
-1tEs a s'8l3 EALSO,s..s n@.s z rS!.at i
VUE DE L,EAUAND OLD POINT HOTELS.
CARRYING UNITED STATES MAIL AND
I. aa.d ADAMS EXPRESS ,a .ss:
On and after May 9Th, 1879, this company will run
DAILY LINE (Sundays excepted1, consisting Of
their fast and elegant steamers 80"
!, JOHN SYLVESTER, CAPTAIN ia. Post;
ELIZA HANCOx, CAPTAIN q. Z. CLIFFORD;
leaving Richmond at s. A. b. and arriving here al
SP.M & ! ].
Passengers make sure connection at Norfolk with
Bay Line for Baltimore, Philadelphia, and New
York. {. ..} lE:% ~. :sl ~ -..l
. Fare to Norfolk. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 80
Fare TO Norfolk and return ............ 90
rare 10 .Bllnmore. ..............,...... w
Fare TO Philadelphia. so
Fare to Vue de l'Eau or Old Points. so
Fare to Vne de Pau or Old Point and
Tickets on sale on steamers and at CARRIER & Co.'s
Ticket Agency, 500 Main street. Baggage checked
through. Freight received daily for Boston, Nor
folk and Portsmouth, and regular landings on
James river, from IA. NJ. to 6P.M
Freight for way-landings must be prepaid.
j. t-7 t T.. b. TATUM. General Agent:
Office: Company's wharf Rockets; branch Of
Ace Ninth aud Main streets. je5
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,atlKudxosp AND WELDON RoUrE,}
GENERAL MANAGERS OFFICE,
RICHMOND. yt.,June IA 1g73


.ffsss 800. RICHMOND. ya.,June is. 1s73.
THE TRAINS ON THIS ROUTE run
The MAiLi TRAINS leave Richmond Al IA: NJ.
and il:eo NJ. arrive at PETERSBURG ut s:is 4. nj.
and 2ss I. Nj; arrive at Weldon al 0:2o A. 81. aud
| FBEGHT TRAINS, with passenger coach IT.
tached. leave Richmond for Petersburg at A. M.
aud for Weldon at p. n. ana returning leave Pc.
tsrsbnrg ut f0:3s A. nj. and 6:55 P. H. ~ l3 5S7 q
RETURNING MAIL TRAINS leave Weldon at
1910 "A. M. and 40 p. NJ and leave Petersburg at
The n SUNDAY aPa EXCURSION TRAINS between
Richmond and Petersburg leave both places at q
The ACCoMMoDATIoN TRAIN between Rich
mond and Petersburg leaves Petersburg at 7a0 A. d.
ands T; a., and leaves Richmond At l2as p. 81. aud
TheFreight Trains and the Accommodation Train
wilt not run on SUNDAYS, and the 8 2. ht. Malt
Train viii not leave Petersburg on Sundays. and the
s a. NJ. train, does not leave Richmond Oh None
The freight train leaving Petersburgat lo:ss A. III.
AMI the accommodation leaving Richmond at 11XE,
r. H., connect with the Norfolk and Petersburg
trains. e. 80 - ~ y srtE(
The MAIL TRAINS Will not stop between Rich.
moad and Petersburg except at Manchester and
Chester. ftI5zG ss;r ~ rs - is
Passengers from Clover Hill Will leave at A. NJ,
and returning leave Richmond al lao P. N. daily
fassensers Viii lake their meals a. Jarrast,s Ho-
tel and all trains leaving Petersburg win start from
the Washfngtou-Street depot
PULLMAN'S PALACE sLEEPING-CARS are
attached to NIL the Night Mail Trains.
-. THOMAS H. WYNNE,
/ jels General @ana2er.
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RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND poTo.
3 { \. MAC RAILROAD.
UP DAY MALL leaves Byrd-Street station GAO
UP NIGHT MAIL leaves Byrd-street station sas
p. NJ Except GU Sundays.t E.s &t54H
UP ACCOMMODATION leaves Broad-Street
ststion z. NJ, teScept on Sundays.)
DUWN DAY MAIL arrives at Byrd-Srcet sta
tiou at 1903 p. NJ. JAZZ -lEE ~ is}l aIat&
DOWN NIGHT MAIL arrives al Byrd-Street sta
iun 4:f0 A. I'd. Except on Mondays.l
DOWN ACCOMMODATIONS IKAIN arrives at
Broad-Str station s:37 A. NJ. Except on Sun.
days.) eag.F
FREIGHT TRAINS leave Broad-St station on
Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays at sAs A. M.
connecting at Quantico With the Alexandria and
Fredericksburg Railway. Returning, arrive at Broad.
Street station on Tuesdays. Thursdays, and Stature
days at 4:a0 p. NJ. a4
By order of General superintendent.
j. b. GENTRY,
|. feIs General Freight and Ticket Agent.
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RICHMOND AND DANYILLE RAILROAD Co.,
OFFICE ENGINEER AND SUPERINTENDENT,
4. Fn. RICHMOND, VA, June -, 1873. } +
IlNOING WEST.-The Lynchburg and
VI Dauyille Passenger Train daily Except Sun
days. leaves Richmond ut 9a5 A. d.; Burkevile ut
100 p. NJ; arrives at Lynchburg aa5 2. II, and ar
Sunday Lynchburg Passenger Train leaves Nich-
mond at s:25 A.. NJ; arrives at BurkevilIc at ll:?3
A. NJ. and Lynchhurg at 4ao +. NJ.
Through Mail aud Passenger Train leaves Rich
mond daily at 1905 L. NJ; leaves Danyille daily at
sa6 p. 81. arrives at Greensboro daily at ll:lo
GOING EAST.
The LyHchburg aud Danvflle Passenger Trains
daily Except Sundays) leave .Lypcburg ut slb A.
Al. !; leave Danville ut 6:15 A. Al. leave Burkeyillc
at 1i:35A. NJ: arrive at Richmond at 2:2S =. NJ.
Lynchburg at 8a5 II. NJ; leaves Burkevillc at lilo z.
NJ. (; arrives at Richmond ut All T. NJ.
The Through Mali and Passenger Train leaves
Greensboro daily at s:l5 p NJ: leaves Danyiilc
daily at lll7 p, M; arrives ut Richmond daily at
This Through Mail and Passenger Trains going
South connect al, Greensboro With trains on the
North Carolina railroad for MI points south.
|, Tile Lynchburg Trains connect ut BurkeytIe
with train on the Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio
railroad for all points southwest and south.
Through tickets 10 all points south and southwest
can be procured nc the ticket Office In Richmond,
and OF II. II. WALKER, agent or the Atlantic, DIS
slssippi and Ohio railroad, No., 1875 Main street,
Papers that have arrangements to advertise the
Il. N. r. fALCOTT,
II tsa tst Engineer and SttDeri ntendfnf.
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TOR NEW YORK.-OLD DO MfEFG
Il MINION Steamship COMPANY.
The side-wheel. steamships OLD DOMiNlQN,
WYANOKE,f ISAAC; BELL. SARATOGA: Nj
hGARk. AIBEMARLE, and HATTERAS leave
New York for Norfolk, City Point, and Richmond
every TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY
Leave Richmond every TUESDAY, FRIDAY,
and SUNDAY at high tide. - 80. : s.- 100.
soloons state-rooms, and bathrooms. .ft
The fare, accommodate and attention are un-
surpassed. ana y - :. !,
with dispatch, and no charge made. except actual
expenses incurred. !. -
Close connections made with steamers for all
southern and European ports. :;i 1,s = s,s .sts3
For further Information, apply to
--r-F GEORGE w. ALLEN d Co, Agents,
Ill ...g,i.~ -, office Company,s wharf, Rockets.
Captain GEORGE ". ALLEN.
| JOHN +. MAYER. ape