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NEWS FROM ABROAD
ESCAPE OF RocHEFoRr
THE AsHANTEE EXPEDITION
Etc, Etc. Etc.
PENNSYLVANIA.
The Railroad TrOubIes-The Military
Under Arms and at the Scene of Dis
furbnpnen

The Railroad TrOubIes-The Military
Under Arms and at the Scene of Dis
turbance, &c.
SUSQUEHANNA DEPOT, March 29--
1885 A. M.-Pursuant to orders from
Governor Hartranft five hundred soldiers,
with section of light battery, have
arrived here, and more are en- route.
Vice.President Clark has had confer
ence with committee of strikers, and will
submit propositions to them in order to
avoid collision with the troops. One
thing seems definitely settled, all will be
discharged and about half re-employed.
4P. M.-The strikers have refused to
consider the propositions of the company
until tomorrow at s u. IN.
At ia meeting just held they have decided
to allow passenger travel to be resumed at
once, but refuse to allow freight to be
moved. 1t is expected that the troops
will at once take possession of all property
by force.
Z. MA committee of strikers just
had an interview with Vice-Presldent
Clark. In order to avoid bloodshed by
enforcing authority, he has concluded to
run passenger trains only to-day, awaiting
the acceptance or rejection of the compa-
ny's propositions at the meeting to-mor-
row morning. Passenger trains will be
moved at once.
MORE TROOPS ARRIvING-THE COM
PANY's PROPOSITIONS REJECTED
THE STRIKERS BEING PAID OFF, &c.
SUsQUEHANNA DEPOT, March 30-7:l5
A. M.-One thousand more troops from
Philadelphia have reached Carbondale en-
route for this place, and are expected to
arrive here at about half-past nine o'clock
this morning. If the strikers at their meet
ing at eight O'Clock this morning decline
the proposition made them by the COM
paDy the sheriff will at once resort 10
force.
9:l5 4. M.-The strikers have met and
voted on Vice-President Clark's PROPOSE
tons, almost unanimously rejecting them.
The vote was-no, 476; yes. IL.
9P. M.-Vice President Clark has met
the committee of the strikers and refused
to make any further concession. The mill
tary will now be called upon to protect the
road, as the company intend to start trains
of all kinds.
1880 A. M.-The strikers are being
paid off in small squads, who are admit
ted inside the lines of the military to re-
ceive their pay, and are then escorted be-
yond the lines, when another squad is adj
mitted. Freight trains will be moved in
about thirty minutes under the protection
of the military. No attempt has yet been
made to resist the troops.
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Items.

ENGAGED for the next set-Hens.
A WHITE FROST visited the suburbs
last night.
THE state treasury to-day contained
$500 1853. SO.
STURGEON were introduced in our mar
kets week ago.
THE AID most wanted by the temper.
ance cause now is lemonade.
ATTENTION IslCALLED to notice of
the creditors of the Dollar Bank.
"MARIoN HARLAND," the authoress,
was recently on visit to her parents in
this city.
YESTERDAY was Palm Sunday, and the
green was worn extensively in the hats of
our citizens.
The LADIES were as busy as bees this
morning fixing up one of the stores in
Stearns' block for fair.
THE Petersburg Index-Appeal calls
Governor Kemper's financial message "a
wise and sensible document.
SATURDAY was with the Hebrews the
precursor Of the festival of the Passover,
which begins Wednesday evening.
SPRING RACES will probably occur
both at Fairfield Race-course, and the
track at the Agricultural Fair Grounds.
HENRY DAVIS, of Elizabeth City, was
landed in the penitentiary to-day for II
years for murder in the second degree.
THE WILD ONIONS of the Capito
Square have recently been much disrupted
by an attack in force of the penitentiary
brigade.
THE CEREMONIES at st. Peters Cattle
dral yesterday on the occasion of Palm
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CITY NEWS.

ORDER IN REFERENCE 10 SALES
IN BANKRUPTCY.--T following order
has been made by Judge r. W. Hughes in
reference to sales under the bankrupt law
in the Eastern District of Virginia:
l. 1t ia ordered that in sales at public
auction made under orders of this court.
where only the services of crier are
needed, q reasonable customary fee may be
paid to such crier. Auctioneers charging
percentage commissions are not to be EN-.
ployed except by special order either of
the register or the court.
2. In all cases wherein it is not other
wise specially ordered sales of real estate
made under the orders of this court shall
be made at the county seats of the coun-
ties in which the estates lie, on county
court days of the said counties.
3. 1t is ordered that chooses in action Of
bankrupts shall be sued upon by assignees
in this or in other proper courts in all cases
in which, if held by prudent individuals
in their own right, suits would probably be
brought; and this class of assets are not in
any event to be sold at auction until after
special report has been made by the
assignee giving reasons for doing so as to
each chose in action proposed to be sold,
and specially approved by the register.
Registers are instructed to discourage
Jumping sales of this class of assets at auc.
ton, and in all cases of such proposed sales,
where they are in doubt, to refer the order
of sale to the court for approval.
A. 1t is ordered, that advertisements of
sales, published in newspapers by order of
this court, are to be inserted three times
week for two weeks, unless otherwise or
dered, and are to be paid for at rate not
exceeding one dollar per square for each
insertion, eight solid lines of eight words
each being counted as square.
5. 1t is ordered, that the registers of this
court do strictly comply with the require
ments of the 4th section of the bankrupt
law, and as proceedings are had before
them forward to the clerk of the court GER
titled memoranda thereof within twenty
four hours in each instance after the act
has been performed.
Ro. w. HUGHES,
District Judge.
Richmond, March ~, 1874.
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NEW YORK.
Financial.


NEW YORK, March 30.-Stocks active.
Money 4. Gold 1l2s. Exchange long,
4s53; short, 1881. Governments dull aud
little off. State bonds quiet and nominal.
Marine Disaster
NEW YORK, March 3o.-lhe bark
Alsen, from Rotterdam, reports, in latitude
1929, longitude 53:l5. fell in with bark
Augenta, from Liverpool for Savannah, in
sinking condition. She took off the cap
tain and crew and brought them to this
port. The captain states that he encoun-
tered violent gale on March 9Th, lasting
two days, during which his vessel sprung
leak. When he left the vessel, she had
ten feet of water in her hold, and the crew
were worn out.
Fiendish Act by Masked Robbers.
NEW YORK, March 30.--Masked rob.
bers last night entered house in Jersey
City in which dwells the Waterman of
Densmith & Brothers, jewelry mandatory.
threw him to the floor, bound and gagged
him, and because he would not give them
the keys of the factory which he didn't
have, they piled about him bedding saturat-
ed with oil and set it on fire. The watch
man succeeding in freeing himself and
escaping from the flames, but the house
was burned.
Progress OF the Temperance Movement
NEW YORK, March 30.-The men and
women enlisted in the temperance cause
gathered in the churches of this city and
Brooklyn yesterday aud made their prayer
offerings in the presence of large congrega-
tons. In Brooklyn routes have been
laid out for the special work of visiting
saloons. Temperance work is found to be
far more extensive and complicated than
anticipated but the visitors are not dis
couraged
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ELECTION OF OFFICERS. AT meet
ing Of Ivanhoe Lodge, No. !, Knights of
Temperance, held on Friday night, the fol-
lowing officers were elected for this quarter !:
Worthy Knight, j. G.. Gibson ; First
Knight, E. A. Rudd; Second Knight, W.
A. Tanner; Knight of Honor, W. P.
Knowles Assistant Knight of Honor, W.
B. Bevil; Recorder, W. A. S. Conrad !;
Assistant Recorder, W. III. Marshall In
structor, r. W. Stubs; Herald, Z w.
England Assistant Herald, W. H. Giles
pie Inner Guardian, Lewis Hawkins !;
Outer Guardian, W. j. Devil Past Wor-
thy Knight, W. A. S. Conrad. This lodge
is doing a good work among our young
men.
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SUPREME COURT OF APPEALS
Meade's admir- vs.. Stearns and ais /; peti.
ton for an appeal from a decree of the
Chancery Court of Richmond. Refused.
Richardson VS.. Winston, trustee, and
ais; petition for an appeal from decree
of the Circuit Court of Hanover county.
Refused.
Salenberger VS.. Moore, trustee, and ais !;
appeal allowed from a decree of the Cir
cult Court Of Frederick county (Staunton
case).
Graham VS.. Ellzey fully argued by
Messrs. Harrison, Tucker and Wattles,
and submitted.
The court will take tomorrow for con-
ference, as it sat to-day, and adjourned
till Wednesday, the LIST proximo, at IL
o'clock M, when the case of Gardeners
ex'or VS.. Norment and wife, which is priv
LEGGED case, and said to be shert one, will
be the first one taken up. After this,
Buford VS.. Pollok will be taken up.
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MISSION WORK In MEXICO. Rev.
Bishop Haven, of Atlanta, delivered lee.
ture at the Virginia Opera-House last night
on Emission Work in Mexico" He gave
fine description of that country and its
history. After referring to the Aztec civ
ilization overth;own by Cortez, he claimed
that the Spaniards were sent there by Provi-
dence to put an end to the awful sacrifice
of human life which put to death as high
as $4,000 human victims at one time to
appease the god of the Aztec religion.
He referred to the Catholic supremacy
since the time of Cortez, and claimed
that the American army under Scott was
sent by Providence to open up the land
to Protestant ideas. He referred to the
mission of the different American churches
lately established, and prophesied great
future for that distracted and priest-ridden
people. A speaker has been seldom
heard in Richmond who could combine
such ready flow of language, such brilliant
imagery and such rare good humor. He
was at the Capitol to-day, occupying
privileged seat, and left for Washington at
3 p. m.
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HUsTINGs CoURT.-Wm. d. Coleman
was brought into this court to-day, when
his counsel moved to set aside the iudg-
ment rendered against him on Saturday,
upon the ground that Joseph Mayo, Jr.,
a material witness for the prosecution to
prove the alteration and forgery of the
warrant book Of the sinking fund, is now
insane, that he was insane at the time he
testified, and that he was insane long
time prior to said trial. Judge Guigon
continued the motion until tomorrow at
IL o'cock.
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CITY AUDITORS OFFICE, !

~ = J SHHF NHHlVH"UND' IH''foH % fo'7'
rtNHE ASSESSMENT OF LICENSE TAXES
l. FOR THE YEAR iSsa has been COM
pletsd and filed in this office for the inspection
of all concerned. Ali persons feeling aggrieved
will have an opportunity of reporting the same
TO the Finance Committee of the City Council
on the AFTERNOONS OF 18th, sth, ana 9Th
OF APRIL between the hours of and 7p. m,
at the council chamber, on Broad street, at
which time and place the committee will hear
and consider appeals from said assessment
J. b. ROYSTER,
NH 28-l0t Auditor.
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LECTURE TONIGHT AT ELEVENTH.
STREET SYNAGoGUE.-Hon. Simon
Wolf of Washington, District OF Columbia,
will lecture this evening at eight o'clock,
at the Eleventh.street synagogue, for the
benefit of the Sewing Society connected
with said synagogue. HIS subject will be
"Unheralded Heroes" Mr.. Wolf was
president of the late B'Nai Birth con-
vention which met at Chicago, and is fine
orator and lecturer. He addressed the He
brew Sunday-school yesterday morning,
and last evening the members of I. o..
B'Nai Birth at Covenant Hall.
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NOTICE,

REPUBLICAN WARD COMMITTEES in
the city of Richmond are requested to COM
PLETE ORGANIZATIONS in their respective
Wards not later than MONDAY, MARCH 80,
1874. BY order.
THOS.sP. JACKSON,
Secretary City Central Committee
NH 2S-td
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MARINE.-The following clearances
were made at the Custom-house to-day,
viz: German brig Friedrich, Captain Buck
naun, with -four, for Rio Grande do Sui,
by Haxall, Crenshaw g. Co., aud German
barque Brazilieria, Captain Jackens, with
fur, for Pernambuco, by Haxall, Cren-
shaw & Co.
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PERsoNAL.-Hon. G. Y. Thomas, mem
Der of Congress from the Fifth district, was
in the city to-day. 1t will be remembered
that Mr.. Thomas contested the seat of Mr..
Davis, the sitting member-the committee
making unanimous report.in favor of Mr..
Thomas, the first made for several years
past.
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ATTENTION, ORPHANs.--The mana
gers of the Business College and Telegraph
Institute, at Lebanon College, Tennessee,
say: "Aware of the great number of
orphans, all over the land, many of whom
are without assistance, and have but little
education, we have resolved to make this
u paralleled offer: Orphans of ministers,
Masons, Odd-Fellows, or orphans of men
who died in good standing in any temper
ance society, or died or were killed in
either army during the war, and all per-
sons who have lost ons arm or leg, will be
received at half-rates during the months Of
April, May or June, 1874. This places
one of the leading institutions and first
class business education in reach of all
orphans.n
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ASSEMBLY HALL,
MONDAY EVENING. APRIL GrH. 1874

MONDAY EVENING. APRIL GrH. 1874,
ut O'Clock.
Admission, 50cts; Reserved Seats, 7ocfs.
The programme will be varied and very at
tractive. Tabitha Tattle "a creation of Grace
Greenwood's) will give an account of her visit
TO Richmond.
These entertainments are always crowded.
If you wish good seats early application is
necessary.
Tickets to be had at Woodhouse Parham's
bookstore NH 27-6t
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PERsoNAL.-Captain John II. Free
man, known as one of the very best cater
ers in Virginia, has taken charge of the
Bath Alum Springs for the coming season.
The Captain will introduce there during
the coming Summer his popular sopona-
ceous compound.
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LIST OF CREDIToRs.-Th schedule of
creditors of the Mutual Building Fund and
Dollar Savings Bank, filed in the bankrupt
court, shows the names Of 739 individuals
and firms. and the aggregate amount due
them $l31 ,s62.44.
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MEETINGS.
MEETING OF REPUBLICAN CITY
CENTRAL COMMITTEE.

THE REPUBLICAN CRY CENTRAL
COMMITTEE WILL MEET AT THE OF
FICE OF JUDGE A. MORTON, (Marshall
Hall), ON TUESDAY, APRIL IL, 1874, AT
O'CLOCK p. NJ A. MORTON,
Chairman.
THos Z. JACKSON Secretary. NH 2S-td
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Police CoURT.-The following cases
were disposed of in this court to-day:
W. S. Wicks, H. G. Perrin and George
Schiller, disorderly conduct, fined So.
John Fl. Holloway, stealing, locked up in
the station house until G o'clock.
Thomas Griffin, drunkenness, &C., jailed
sixty days.
Bette Taylor, drunkenness, fined S..
Austin Mitchell, stealing, jailed six
months.
James Couch, John Jones. r. B. Smith
and VIM Burgess, creating a disturbance,
fined 81 each.
VIM. Williams, charged with feloniously
entering the dwelling-house of DIR. George
B. Steele and stealing lot Of lead, sent
on to the grand jury of the Hastings
court.
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On A Enthusiastically night gentle
man loaned his horse and buggy to a
friend to take short ride, and his friend
having driven to his destination got out of
his buggy and left it standing in front of a
house. During his absence three young
men passed by, and seeing the situation of
affairs thought it a good chance to take a
fine ride. and acting upon this impulse
they got in and drove off. The feelings of
the borrower of the first part can better be
imagined than described when he returned
and found his horse and buggy gone.
Fastening to the Second police station
general notification of his loss was made
to the various stations, and policemen were
at once set upon the trail ofthe young
men. About o'clock Sunday morning
their capture was effected, they were car
ried to the Second police station and baied
for their appearance at the Police Court
Monday. To-day they confronted his
honor Justice White, and it appearing in
evidence that there was no intention on
their part of stealing the aforesaid horse
and buggy, the Justice fined them five
dollars each for their little freak. This they
ponied up and went on their way rcjolc-
ing. The caption Of this article, "On a
Lark" doubtless fully explains the cause of
the action on the part of the young men.
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NEW REsERvoIR.-A large number of
Of the city daily, to see the location of the
new reservoir. A large number of hands
and carts are busily engaged in the work of
excavation. The reservoir is located about
mile distant from the corporation line,
and south of Cary street, on the plank
road.
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A missing man was lately advertise ed
for and described as having Roman nose.
He won't be found. Such a nose as that
will never turn up.
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pB ENGINE PACKING, LACE

LEATHER, 30.
STEAM AND WATER GAUGES, WHISTLES
COCKS, VALVES, &C.
GENUINE SCOTCH GLASS TUBES. for
water Gauges
ENGINE PACKING GUM, HEMP and SOAP.
STONE.
PAGES PATENT LACE LEATHER, RlyETS
AND BURS, BELT-HOOKS, sc.
FILES {" Butchers" makel WRENCHES,
MACHINISTS' HAMMERS.
MOULDERs' SHOVEIS, SAND SLEEVES, SC
&C, for sale low by
r. T.. WILLIAMS,
4s No. 1893 Main Street,
between Fourteenth and Fifteenth Streets.
NH 26-dsw&w2t
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DlStrlct Judge.
Richmond, March ~, 1874.

DARING ATTEMPT AT ROBBERY.-
Saturday night, between the hours of IL
and / o'clock, daring attempt was made
to enter and rob,the dwelling house of Mr..
Valentine Heckler, situated at the extreme
end of Twenty fifth street. nea, Fairfield
Race-course. The circumstances are. that
Mrs. Fl. was awakened about the hour
named by one of her children, and hearing
an unusual noise in front of the house,
awakened her husband. Mr.. Heckler
arose as noiselesslY as possible, and seiz-
ing shotgun. quietly approached the
window for the purpose Of ascertaining the
cause of alarm. This he soon found out.
Near his porch stood man on the quiriue,
and at the window below, the one from
which he was taking observations, was
another, cutting away at the shutters for
dear life. Mr.. Fl. drew bead on the fell
low at the window, as he could not get a
good show at the other fellow, and fired
away-with what damage he was unable
to discover, as both the dastardly mis-
creants decamped: not, however, without
first firing shot each from pistol at him,
both of which we are pleased to state were
harmless. Upon examining the shutter at
which one of the villains was at work, one
sat was found to have been cut out. But
for the fortunate circumstance of Mr..
Heckler having been awake, there is no
telling what these bold and murderous
yillai might net have accomplished. We
hope that our detectives will take the mat
ter in hand and that we may soon have the
pleasure of chronicling the arrest of the
parties.
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Ms9sn FREEDMAN'S SAVINGS AND
TRUST COMPANY,
CHARTERED BY CONGRESS 1868.
TRNTH STaEET, BETwEEE MAIN AID BANS
SrREETe.
DEPOSITS or FIVE CENTS AND UPWARDS
RECEIVED.
INTEREST COMPOUNDED IN July AND
JANUARY
at such rate as the profits of the company will
allow, not exceeding seven per cent ger annum
aW Open daily from 8 A. NJ to p. NJ, and on
SATURDAYS from A M tosP M.
CHARLES SPENCER,
NH S0--tr Cashier ,
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FRANCE.

Escape of Rocherort from New CaIedo-
mia.
PARIS, March 30.-The report that Hen
ri Rochefort and Paschal Grouse have es-
capped from the penal colony at New Gale
donia is confirmed. A dispatch from Mel
bourne of to-day's date, says they with
Gourde Bulliere and two other convicts
have arrived at Newcastle, New South
Wales,
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FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.

Review OF the Ashantee Expedition.
LONDON, March 30.-There was an i'm
mense crowd of people in Windsor Park
to-day to witness the review Of the troops
of the Ashantee expedition. General Sir
Garrett Wolseley was in command. The
review took place in the presence of the
Queen, the Prince of Wales, the Duke Of
Cambridge, and Prince Arthur. The
weather was fine.
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WANTS.

WANTS.
WANTED-Br AsrSeLE GEN
TLEMAN A FURNISHED ROOM, within the
boundary of Broad, Main, Fifth and Ninth
streets. Address
NH 24-tf p O. BOX 25
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CHARLES E. GREGORY,

CHARLES E. GREGORY,
tlate chief clerk of the Bankruptcy Court)
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Office with the Register in Bankruptcy, over
Merchants National Bank, Petersburg, Va.
A specially made of Bankruptcy plactice-
obtaining discharges and exemptions, settling
accounts of assignees sc. NH Soft
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peg- CAREERS GENERAL dssa Eg IET

peS -
RAILROAD TICKET-oFFI AND BAG
GAGE EXPRESS.
THROUGH TICKETS to al principal points
NORTH, SOUTH, EAST and WEST via ALI.
RAILRO AID and STEAMSHIP LINES.
BAGGAGE CHECKED from hotels and
private residences TO DESTINATION on Ill
tickets sold by me. Rates same as Mt depots.
PASSENGERS AND BAGGAGE CALLED
FOR IN ANY PART OF THE CITY.
State.rooms on steamers of Old Dominion
Steamship Line to New York, and sleeping.
car berths secured on tickets sold at our office
Information cheerfuliy given to all routes
Maps and time tables for distribution
Principal office, 500 Main street, and branch
Office at Exchange Hotel.
NH 2--lm A. W. CARRIER.
----------------
p6s- w. G. FREEMANS PAINT SHOP
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FOB WORK NEATLY AND PROMPTLY
u EXECUTED.
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AMUSEMEN TS.
RECHERCHE DRAMATIC ENTER
TAINMENT.

RECITATIONs AND IMPROVISATION
BY
GRACE GREENWOOD AND MRS. SARAH
+. AMES,
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nv1 WILL FAY FUR COPIES OF rHE
oil SEMI-WEEKI.Y STATE JOURNAL
forene vaar
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a. BALTIMORE AND OHIO Ga IN

H@ BALTIMORE AND OHIO GsI IN
RAILROAD,
THE SHORTEST ALL-RAII. LINE
FROM
RICHMOND
POINTS WEST. NORTHWEST, AND EAST.
1875 MILES THE SHORTEST ALL-RAIL
ROUTE FROM RICHMOND TO ON
CINNATI AND THE WEST,
~ MILES THE SHORTEST LINE TO
PITTSBURGH.
ONLY ONE CHANGE OF CARS
BETWEEN
RICHMOND AND COLUMBUS,
PITTSBURGH, CINCINNATI. AND ST.
LOUIS. AND ALL INTER
MEDIATE POINTS.
For rates, time-cards. and information gener.
ally, apply at rompany's ticket office, 1901 Main
street, and at ss6 Main street, corner Eighth
and Byrd streets, and Office of Richmond, York
River and Chesapeake railroad.
+. l.. WALDROP,
S. Z. Passenger Agent.
1901 Main Street, Richmond, Va.
l.. M. CoLE, General Ticket Agent, Baltimore,
Maryland. NH ISM