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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-09-09
Iet.er IRON, saaunton.

rCorrespondence OF the Richmond Dispatch
BALDWIN AUGUSTA FArR--RALryMoRE WIDE
AwAKE-LsT RICHMOND LooK TO HER INTER
ssTs-fALsE REPORT.
STANTON, September s, 1874.
The approaching exhibition of the bald.
win Augusta Fair promises to be one of the
best in many respects that has yet taken
place. The prizes selected by the president,
General Echols, are of a character to excite
rivalry and sharp competition. These prizes
are open to nil competitors, and the indica.
lions are that there will be exhibitors here
not only from all portions of our own State
but from adjoining States.
The Baltimore papers are calling the atten-
ton of their merchants and manufacturers
to this Fair, and urging upon them the i'm
portance OF being present with their various
articles Of manufacture and sale. They
know that this Fair will be attended by the
class of people from this and adjoining coun-
ties who are the leaders in all branches Of
the industry Of this rich region. Baltimore
is wide awake TO the importance 6f getting
the trade of this rich and productive Valley,
and her merchants and business men are put
ting forth every effort in that direction.
If Richmond wishes to retain the trade Of
this Vsliey-and it naturally belongs to her
let her be up and doing. Let her merchants
and manufacturers attend the approaching
exhibition of the Baldwin Augusta Fair
with their wares and manufactures.
Although the people of this region prefer
to trade with Richmond, vet they will soon
cease TO do so if Baltimore holds ont better
inducements than does our own native city.
Richmond is now brought into direct COM
petition in the Valley with Baltimore, and
she must be putting forth an effort or else
her more enterprlsing sister city will soon
draw from her the valuable trade OF the great
Valley.
Hence we repeat, let Richmond be repre-
sented ut the Augusta Fair in all her depart
men,s of industry. The exhibition takes
place on the 18th. 14th, and 10th of Octoner.
The report that typhoid-fever is prevailing
here is utterly false. There is nota single case
in the neighborhood. The circulation ofsuch
a report is calculated TO do great injury to
the female schools of this city, in causing
parents at distance to decline sending their
daughters here. At no time has our COM
munity been more healthy than at present.
The large watermelons which were noticed
in the Dispatch few days since as destined
for Stanton were a present 10 Mr.. William
Jordan, of this city, from his son-in-law
(Mr. Twiggs), from near Atlanta, Georgia.
They were five in number, and averaged
siXty-one pounds, the largest weighing
sixty-seven and half pounds. MAX.
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By TELEGRAPH.
"a sonsh carofi,,a politscs.

E&g ISpeeial teieSrHtn ~ Hnes DlspitCn4l 800
coLUapIA, |. Sep sihber {. There was
great disotdes;ln the Republican State Con
v eption here To-day, the contest being be
tween the friends OF Governor Moses on one
hand, aud ex!Attorney General Chamberlain
on the other. Moses developed unexpected
strength.
c. W. Butt, we'll known In Virginia du.
ring the days Of reconstruction, is o promi.
nent and active friend Of Chamberlain, and
will get the nomination for Congress from
the Charleston district in the event Of Cham
berlain's success.
The Conservatives will have little choice
between Moses and Chamberlain, each being
in their opinion corrupt and INSCRIPTIONS.
1t is possible that both candidates may be
dropped. -
The Tax Union will probably nominate
General j. 3. Kershaw against the: Radical
candidate, whoever he may be.
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A Quintup,eMurder Brought 10 Light.

ST. LOUIS, September S.-The Globe has a
communication from Saguache, Colorado,
which states that the bodies OF five men
were found August 18th near the lake fork
of Gunnison river, in San Luis Park. These
bodies proved to be the remains Of party
of miners who started last November from
Southern Utah across the mountains to the
San Juan mines, in Colorado, and were re-
ported last March by one of their compan-
ions named Packer to have undergone terri
Bile hardships in the mountains, and finally,
becoming nearly crazy from hunger, chose
lots to see who would be shot to furnish food
for the remainder. This story was pub
lished at the time in the territorialand other
papers. It now turns out that Packer MUIR
dered these men by choppng off their heads
with Ratchet, robbed them Of their money
and other property, and then told the story
OF cannibaism to hide the crime. He has
been arrested, however, aud is now in jail.
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The Ffremen-Accidental Death

lSpcClul tcIeSCdm W Tue Disf,dtCl.l
PORTSMOUTH, September 8.-The festivities
in honor of the Petersburg and North Caro-.
lima fire companies closed with two grand
banquets given by the Chambers aud indie.
pendent steam fire companies. which were
superb affairs. To-day the visitors went
down to Fort Monroe and we're received
handsomely by the Fire Department of Old
Point, after which General Barry and staff
received the line and the General made q
speech.
The melancholy news was received here
tonight Of the sudden death of young
Richard J. Ainsworth, Of this city, one oil
the most promising and estimable young men
raised in our community. He was topo.
graphical engineer in Wheeler's exploring
expedition, and accidentally killed himself
with pistol at Santa Fe, New Mexico.
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Buffalo Park Races.

BUFFALO, N. Y, September S:-Io,o aas
was the first day Of the Bunaio faia Iav.s
The first race was hurdle race lot puls ss
of $500, weller weights, TWO lni.eS' n Ere.
eight hurdles. Won by George west. lime
1904. hond;oan sweep.
,take for all ages, one mile ana QUARTZ FL
Three horses started. The race was VOL w
McDanieps FLY by Red Dick; MAJOR macUp
second Mary Buckley third. Iime zoo ;Ie g,
The third race was for purse OIL Sooo d s1i
al ages; maidens allowed hye pon anas G 41s
fance one mile. Won by hatie rease tAo'
nounds). Time, l:423.
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Democratic Nomination.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, September 9.-Jere n.
Williams, of Barbour. has been nominated
for Congress by the Democrats Of the Second,
and ia. Padgett, of Crenshaw, for the State
Board OF Education.
Resolutions were adopted denouncing the
bargain, made By Rappier (colored) to vote
against the Busted impeaching in ex-
change for his nomination to Congress as cor
rupt.
Busted has left here for his home at ia
maica, LII.
United States troops are expected to reach
here tonight; wbereat the whites rejoice.
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sou.n casoilaa R.pnb,,ean consen.

CoLuAD1A, September s.--The Republican
Nominating Convention met IN the State
capitol to-day. Postmaster G. M. Wilder
was elected temporary chairman, defeating
Congressman Elliott. This Is regarded as a
break of the Cham berlain- Patterson Elliott
ring. After the appointment of Committee
on Credentials the Convention adjourned
till tomorrow. Newman will likely be nom
mated for Governor. Great excitement pre-
walls among the members of the Convention.
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New York Items.

New YORK, September S.-United States
officers have seized and con6Scated $4,000
cigars and large quantity Of cigarettes,
supposed to have been struggled.
William Mcintyre and his wife Mary have
been arrested in Brooklyn for fatally beating
Thomas Rodgers with lathing- hatchet and
club last night. ~
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National sportsman,s association.

NIAGARA FALLS, September S.--Delegates
from all parts of the country are arriving
here to-day to assist in organizinga National
Sportsman's Association for the protection of
fish and game, pursuant to call from the
New York State Association. A great ma
tional tournament, under the auspices of the
Niagara Falls Shooting Club, begins to-mor.
row
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Drso1Arros IN New JERsEY-THE Corn
CROP DEsTRoYED.-Tne Philadelphia Faoelc
Record says: "The dry weather III new
Jersey is burning up vegetation, WItins
fruit, and playing the mischiet genefaily ~
the interior OF New Jersey. IL is ieal,ui.
The heat at midday is intense. The nights
are cool aud the air oppressive. 1t is no.
ticed that corn in the ear, out not Iipe, a -
dried up with half-grown ears. foIaso. .s'
have ceased to grow, and the leaves OF planis
are returning to dust. Ihe pear tiees ~
many places are leafless and lrait sui, stll nsn
The sWamps are waterless."
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Accident TO u Ferry Boat.

IopecIaI teIeBralH 10 tIIt DIsPatCn'1
CONVICTION, VA, September S.-A ferry
boat sunk at Clifton Forge yesterday. A
four.mue team and wagon-load of metal
went over in fifteen feet Of water, caused
by the carelessness Of the ferryman. Two
Of the mules were drowned. They were
valued at s400, and were the property of
Mr., Cook, proprietor of the furnace at that
noint.y
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RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RArL-s


RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAIL-s
ROAD COMPANY.
COMMENCING JUNE 2sTH, 1874, trains
" on this road will run rs follows:
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH.
300 A. NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily except suns
wv - dayl, connecting for afL points South
and West. Sleeping-car attached.
500 A. NJ, Fk EIGH TRAIN daily excerpt sun.
dayJ, with coach attached, fOr Petefss
burg and stations on the southsido
road, Lynchlurg, and the West, 81
145P,M,, THROUGH MAIL daily, connecting
for all points South and West. Pss.
sengers taking this tratn .!D make
close connection ct Petersburg toR
Norfolk. -
5:soP.M, FREIGHT daily Except sundayb
with coach attached.
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH. II.
745A. 81. FREIGHT TRAIN daily. (excspe
San6ay) with coach attached.
1900 NJ, THR0UGH MAIL daily, connecting
with Richmond Fredericksburg and
Potomac railroad for sli points Esss
500 P. NJ, FsEIGHr daily Except sundIyi,
COX p ". THRoUGH MA II daily Except SURF
w. day, connecting With kichmondf
Fredericksburg and PotoMxe patroa0
for all points East snd west. tunma1
Slecper attached, running through 70
Baltimore. Alst making close CON-
nectIou with The Ghesap AXE and Oht0
railroad for the Virginia springs and
poin@ North and West. =.
The MAIL TRAINS viii lot stop between Btf9s
mond and Petersburg except as Manchester ssd
Tratns ON the Clover Hill WIN leaye Chester q
$50 p. 81, ON Tuesdays and Tsassdays Aetasns
ing. Win leave Clover Hili at 8 a. d. on Wedness
a ILL TRAINS leaving Petersburg viii start hon
. wv 49, A. SHAW, Superintendent.
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RICHMOND AND DANyILLE RAILROAD Co., }
OFFICE OF ENGINEER AND SUPERINTENDENT
RICHMOND, VA, August 11.1S74 -

OFFICE OF ENGINEER AND SUPERINrENDENT,
RICHMOND, VA, August ] 1874 -
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS to take effect
y MONDAY, August 12, 1874.-SoUTn2RNE Elk.
PRESS Wpstward-ieave rticbmonda at 11:04 p. 81.
leave Burkeye ut 2:07 a. NJ; leave dundee az
TAO A. NJ; leave Danyille at 7:44 A. M. !; arrive
Mt Greensboro 1t 1888 A. d. Connects at Char.
Line Railroad for Atlanta, Montgomery, Mobile,
New orleans, and all southern points. sEi.5t
NEW YORK EXPRESS, Eastward leave Greene
bOro' at 1916 PM; leave Danvile at $3.50 z. ID.
leave Dundee ut 3:4S 7. NJ; leave Burkeyille as
500 P. NJ; arrive az Richmond at 1:04 p. M,
THROUGH MAIL, Wesrwsrd-lcave Richmond at
:3S 2. IA; leave Burkeville at Al z. AZ; leaIe
Dundee at 3:25 z. NJ; leave Danyille st 9:29 2.
NJ: arrive at Greensboro at 1l:51 r.. M. THIS
train connects Mt Charlotte with trains on the
Charlotte, Columbia and Atlantis railroads for Coz
lumDia, Augusta, savannah, Macon, and ali south
ern points.
Dundee at 5:25 a. NJ. leave Burkeviile at 11:3O
A. 81. arrive ut Richmond at 2:22 p. M. 1his
train connects at Burkevie with trainf on the At
lantic, Mississippi and Ohio railroad from Lynch.
burg, and all southwestern points. - -
LYNCMBURG PASSENGER, sWestward-leaye
RehnIcn md al 900 A. n. leave Burkeyie at 12:41
P, NJ; arrive ut Lynchburg 1t 4:40 p. d.
BURKEvILLE ACCOMMODATIONS. Eastwnrd-
leave Burkeyille at 4:35 A. NJ; arrive ut Rich-
All through trains connect at nnndee with trains
on the w. Co. v. ST. aud G. y. raiirOad t0rnd from
Washington, Baltimore, New York, and all EASTERN
points. e.,.h.
"'''' 'i'' ''S'A'e 'AT T. III. e. TALCoTT,.
Engineer and SIperintendents
HIT. DOUGLAS, Master Transportation. au IL !.
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Murder In New York.

New YORK, September s.-Thomas Hays,
formerly deputy city marshal, and now ajig'
dancer in saloon in the Bowery, fatally shot
Thomas Delany last night. A feud had ex.
iSted between the men for a long time
HAYES left his house last night threatening to
be reyepged upon Delany.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, September 8, 1874.
OFFERINGS.

WHEAT.-White, 1884 bushels. heo' 1''oo
bushels. oo,.,,o,s
OATs,-426 bushels.
RYE-26 bushels.
WHEAT.-White. 3s bushels comm on az s si: .!nO
O. hnsheis common ut 75c.; ! 06 bushels very Roou
., III az: 100 bushels good at 1882 2oO Dasne,s
Common &C at 81 81 bushels common at eoc' iolal
o2 Tu pss RED, 40 bushels very good at $50
400 Bushels at 1925 so bushels on private terms
Total, $40 bushels. ,.ou,. ,,ood At a5c. ~
So bushels s Se by,s seIls at Sc TO
ta, aTsoi4 bushels very good spring at PC. 81
bushels c0nn M ss spi Total 81 3 bushels.
RYE.-28 bushels very good at eoc'
RE-gXHIBITED.
WHEAr.-WhIte, so bushels.
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The sWorld is loyal to the principles OF
179s I'VE think this is the date), and TO Ine
memorysof Jefferson III we remember lIs
name correctly, and to the good old Demo.
cratic party. which would have died OUT on
the highway an abandoned outcast II M t!l..
Marble had not taken 1t to his arms and given
IL new lile,-Herdld.
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CINCINNATI MARKETS

CINCINNATI. September S-Flour unchanged.
Corn firm Mt 75l77c. Pork steady at S23l *23. 90.
good demand: shoulders, 95sGl1 Oc.: clear rib,
l4Hc.; clear, 15c. Whiskey strong at 81.
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The Wood Fires in New Jersey.

ELwooD, n. j.. September S.-The fire in
the pines has extended to both sides of the
Atlantic railroad and is spreading TO the At
lantic county cranberry meadows.
EGG HARBoR, N. j., September S.-Tbe
fire 10 the pine woods is still raging, and has
spread considerably since yesterday.
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BY Telegraph.

NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, September S-Hoon-stocHs aul'.
Money. g. Gold, 1898. E3change-Long' 500
short, 4ss4. Governments dull and lower. S'a'es
quiet. e...,;n,
,voat ana lower. at 4s5S Gold dull and steady.
covarnments dull and little of States quiet, but
strong for some.
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ST Inu1s MARKETS

ST. LOUIS. September S.-Flour steady. Corn ac-
tiveat 74076c. for No. mixed. Whiskey scarce
at BIOL. Pork firm ut &24@24.25. Bacon
Shoulders, 10h@1 04c; clear rib, 14x@ &C.; clear,
154Nl6l4c, Lard firm; steam, lie.
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Fire.

New HAVEN, September S.-The Wheel
Company's buildings were burned yester-
day. Loss, S350,000. One hundred and
fifty hands have been thrown out Of employ
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Whltelaw Reid, editor OF the new ho. y
Tribune, is said to be dangerously l.i o. sol,-
gesiion of the brain. This new $3.50 sps. =
ceiyed with very deep and gene tet.- :,
Wheeling IntelltgeaGea, VI.
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LOuIsvILLE MARKErs.

LOUISVILLE, September s.-Flour firm and ir
fair demand supertlne 81; extra, s425@S4.75
extra family. &5@$5.50; A No. /, F5.759t6.25:
fancy. So. 50@67. Corn quiet al 70@74c. Pork
s23. so. Bacon in fair demand and higher; shout.
ders. 1910; clear rib, 147l415c.; clear, 1910
Lard. ! 6Hc. Whiskey firm at 81.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, SEPTEMBER 8, 1874.
sun RISES. $50 Noon rises........ 542
Sun sets. .......... 6.1S High tide......... $40
POET OF RICHMOND. SEPTEMBER 8, 1874.
--.--e-a ARRIVED.
Steamer John Sylvester, Post, Norfolk, mer-
chandise and passengers, L. B. Tstum, agent.
SAILED.
Steamer Old Dominion, Walker, New York, mer-
chandise and passengers, 9. W. Allen 4 Co.
Steamer Shirley, Travers, Baltimore, merchan-
disc and passengers. l.. 3. Tatum. agent.
Steamer Alliance, Carr, Philadelphia, mer-
CHARLSE and passengers, w. p. Porter, agent.
Schooner L. A. johnson, Mu' man, Boston, coal,
Curtis G. Parker.
Schooner A. and E. Benton, Budd, New Haven,
coal, StorrS j. Co.
BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK, September S.-Arrived: City of
Paris, Colon, Eng land. Arrived out: Concordia.
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Tho vmnor,a.ion of Lewd Women.

SAN FRANCISCO, September S.-The su.
irene Court decides that the State law
against the Importation of lewd women is
constitutional, and twenty-five Chinese NO.
men were recommitted to be taken back to
China.
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Foreer Sentenced,

BosTos, September 8.-James 4. Gee, the
State-street broker, convicted of forgery IN
raising figures on stock certificates, was to-
day sentenced to eight years in the States
prison.
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,n,erruption of the Atlantic Cables.

NEW YORK, September s.-The usual mar AZ
ket reports from Europe have not oee ;a. sS.
ceiyed to-day in consequence OF .the n inha
ruption ol legraphic commu my.
French cable is interrupted between NV NV
hurry and ST. Pierre, and ths iaes - is ole.
IfMIndland connecting Win las ,,ss w. Nn,s !.
/ American cable are broken east ol aVssu =
| sydney sSsss
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CLOTHING.


FALL CAMPAIGN.
WHITE DRESS SHIRTS
MADE TO ORDER in any style required, and fit
GUARANTEED or no sale. Persons desiring their
skirts MADE TO ORDER are requested 10 give me a
line cannot be met by any similar house In the city
or State. o
ALSO,
$50 DOZEN WHITE DRESS SHIRTS, .
FOR MEMS AND BOYS WEAR,
now in store, for sale as low as the lowest ana as
good as the best.
Call at the old established house Of
WM. ia SMITH, Ag't,
l109 Main street.
SrcN. LONG FLAG, sc 4&eod3t
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BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, September s.-Virguia SIS, peel.
ers. 36: consols, so. North Carolina Is, DID, IL
new. 10 special tax, 5. Bids to-day.
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pEpAarUaR s,s srKAlnRRs.,

E0R IN EsW OR il --TnF xgEeq
u Old Dominion Sfeamship C0mpany,s
i se51iship WfAs0KE. Captain, CoUcnt slIi. ca
iEklpAx September 4 1th: at 8 O'Clock 4. AZ.
i FREIGHT received until O'CLOCK 2. 81
Through biits OF hiding signed, y and goods Tor
warded with dispatch TO an points north, south
cas-, and west; also, 70 foreign ports. kt3
Passenger acconnfn0d stions unsurpassed.
Tip tickets, $50. 81, : 6 -
For freight or passage apply TO
se 9.3s compsny's Wharf. Kocgetes.
NEW LINE FOR FREDER.e.i.sIf !,
~ ~ IGlKsBURG AND LANDINGS .alsssi:sslzs
and elegant steamer -
ELIZA HANCOX, CAPTAIN S. G. DEYo, Is
win leave Norfolk, CamDbeIl,s wharf, for Frsder.
ieksbnrg and landings on Kappahannoek river every
DNEsDAY and SATURDAY at 9 so 4. 81.
fassssngels can come shosrd early In The evening,
free. S1 . ''' WIZ 70 FURNISHED
First-class table accommodations.
Fare to FREDERICKSBURG and ii r. iarn..... Do
Order freight from New York by the Old Domin-
Ion steamship Company; from Phiiadslphia by,
ton Company, care steamer kLIZA HANCOCK,
fre,ght rates to aud from above points guaranteed
Passengers for Richmond aud James river Land.
ings. rita Norfolk, will take The steamer on down
trip Wednesday, as she Will land siongside steamer
1onn syiVester' making close connection for Rich
Freight on grain from Rappahannock river to
Richmond, &c. per bushel. EE
Freight for landings on Rappahannock river
must be prepaid.
For further particulars inquire of Office Of steam
er, Campbell's wharf. ..i&
A. I.HuME. Agent, Norfolk;
A. K. PHILLIPS & CO..
e4-d&w1m Agents, Fredericksburg, Va.
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of his !. extra good 'nns around Che camp.
fires, and everything went merry asa mar
rage bell"
/ am glad to see YOU have decided not TO.
employ any more q special commtssio =
They are not my sort. Il. w. RI!
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- -
iffHEsATEAKE AND OHIO 81 Alz.s
I&yHOAD-On md TER SUNDAY ApfSf r..
1874. pxaBengeY fPasng n I'll nm ~ follows
FROM R7C,. aMC9sD. g
$50 ~ Ii NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. D149ntFilkep
CnarIGstesvi1se. SfauBfons w ie stlrh1l yt3utQn
and all intermediate eations d6ify tetcep2 9HH64r
arriving at Hixsen Ut ! OIL 0 r. NJ. TA1E HIa4f
connects ut Gor6UnsYille for 0faGEe. Ed3pEpexss
Wsrrenson, Manassas, AIexzEs3r1s. WSsnzh8tu6s
and the North, and &C CnaTiottes Vile fDr Eypchs
burg, Bristol. Knoxville, ChSttancoEs, End tn:
a:as p. ;M.ACeoaMoDATiov sTRArH.1Pos
GoFdonsYie ana all intermediate dkiIyfGxS
ceps Sunday, arriving at Gortcrsyilie xt 6s30RSs
$50 r. IA. CONCENTRATE xPRESS.-Fors cks
donsYte, Charlottesville. SfauIton, GosAea, ME
boro', CovingtoE. White sulphur. and an sisti6na
west OF While Sulphur daily lexcep saturday, an.
irving at Huntington .. $50 p M. This trait eons
meets at Gordonssisie for W ashingfou, Baltfnore,
and the North, ana at Huntington win steamers
West and Southwest, arriving at Cincinnati 81 s. H.
AS p. NJ. ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN sSr
Sfauntcn and all intermediate stations SATuR-s;
DAYS ONLY, arriving at Stanton at 10s45 n. NJ
baggage checked through. s 5sssssss5
For through tickets, rates, an6 infosnatton, tbs
ply mt S26 Main street, Bailard and Exchange Hoss
TEL or at the company's Office Broad street and Stx-
teenth. EDGAR vaIET,
General Passenger AID Ticket AGENT
A III. PERRY. General SUPERINTENDENT. * an Ne ~,
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RICnMoNp, YoRK RryER AND CHEsApEAxra

RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AND CHEsArEAx11
RAILROAD COMPANY,
RICHMOND. April 8, 1S7A.3
.nN AND AFTER TUESDAY, npRLsx.
" 21sT, PASSENGER and FREIGHT ~RA NA>
on THIS road VIII run as follows: tS = "a IT,
PASSENGER TRAIN for WEST Point leaySS
Richmond at 8 r. d. fSundays exceptedh and
train from West Point viii arrive 1t Richmond as
1910 A. ". daily. 81 :sT55is ~
The splendid steamers Havana and Louise viii run
In connection with this road, and will leave West
Point daily Sundays excepted1 OH the arrival Of the
train, which leaves RicL at p M, arriving as
Baltimore next morning In ample time 10 connect
with trains for Washington, East, North, and Vest
and leave Baltimore daily Sundays excepted az
p. M, connectlb al West Point with the train
due at Richmnr' al 10 next morning
Fare to BaltinorC- .-...,>...n.-...~>s& . %
To Baltimore ana feturh... y %
TO washington q W 5se
Fare to Philndelphis u w
To Philadelphia and rcturn......... is, 20
Fare to New York. 10 10
To New York ahd returL.,......s.. ID 20
FREIGHT Train, Tor through ne,gn. only.
leaves Richmond daily tMondays exceptedl nt
1880 A. NJ, connecting with steamers ut West
Point that deliver freight In Baltimore early next
FREiGHT TRAIN, with passenger car attached,
for freight between Richmond and West Point,
leaves Richmond on Mondays, Wednesdays, and
Fridays at a. NJ Local freight received Tues.
'''0' - $3.50 EDW. F. FOLGER,
Superintendent
WIN. BRAGG, Master Transportation. ap 90