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Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-02-04

domyslni. Musit stati narod ma straz
vzdy ysude! (Bouflivy potlesk. w
borne)
t. Antonin Husak, dGkan
n YIN burka e vyslovil 0 poll
I'll ce b zenstvi Pfiznam 81
k lednomu, co isem "a ten cas- seznal, {
co mne opravdu tisni boil. Shledavam
10 moi bratfi duchovni, liz mnozi druh
dy pfiznavali Sc zasadam svobodomysl
nyn, pos'ednich letech odstoupili net
odstupujl cd praporu svobody. Tito du.
chovni pravi: svobetlhwyslna strana be
re nam nabozenstvii '0 VrN 10 blud pano
We, smutny blud (soHR4faasy; nebof zadna
strana politicka nebnde brat ma Sc roucho
cirkeYnb ano ona nesmi pfijmout do sve-
no programu y6ci vyhradn6 viry sc tyka-
iic.
Panove, odvolavam Sc ma slova svjho
pfltele dra. Sladllovskeho: strana svobo-
bodonyslna popfaya kazdemu pr&vo k
volnemu zivotu, k volnelnu WYNN. PHI
poustim, ze .jednotlivi cenov6 cirkve Wy
tknou ST Gil V zivote, ktery sc neshoduie
} prosptchy naroda jeho programem,
ale ii SO nesmi stotozhovat ndbozen-
stvim.
Panove, jakkoli jscm ctitel syobodomy
5lnost .iakkoli jim budu vzdy (Potlcsk)
tax prayim, &c kdyby brojila strana svo-
body proti ndbozenstvi, ze by mi nezbylo
nel vystoupiti nj, nebo co knee yystou-
pitt IL cirkve' (Bouflivy potlesk. W
born6.) - Rika Sc mulch nasi strany:
ten omen nev6fi boha = Panove, rad
bych znal politickou stranu, kde nejsou
llde, ktefi nevei V boha! (Veselost).
} sout tact lide, q sice znac-
n m poGtu, mezi neivetsimy y
konservativisty reakc on a :
ri. (Pravda).
Panove, prosil bych, ably kazdy, az Sc
rozcjdeme po kontinach vlasti nlone, Wy
vracel ne pfedsudky = nebof nasi kaceio
yatel6 sami svym slovim never ale
pomluvu.
j. Cad k, evangelicky y far 4 +
z BranD6 osvob DO d & nabozen
IKE: Aazda svoboda, ia prava syoboda
Jest vyhodnd; nebot die ptirodniho zakona
co jest spatn6, zahyne samo sebon bez
the,rie Darwinovy. (Vyborne).
Mavilo Sc 0 strane prava We Vidni.
Panov6, ia 81 daIa ma program: ztizeni
statu ma kfestanskem zaklade; vsak my
slim, ze by praxi tato zasada byla Wy
hlizela rozhodn6 jinak. (Souhlas). Ne
ktera lmena "a to ruti Volnost svedomi
byla by sprachniy6a kancelafich. A
by vsak nikdy tom1 nemohlo pfiiit, o
to musi pecovati strana svobodomyslna;
tot jeji GAol
V resoluci SO pravi: budiz svoboda
vsem statu uznanym cirkvin; - my
slim ably Sc to naznacilo vseobecn4ji, aby
Sc nekladly zadnemu nabozenstvi meze:
budiz svoboda vsem ndbozenstvim, KITE
rez Sc neptiti pravu pravidl6m mravno
sti.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-02-04

V tomto cisle naleznou ctenafi
Innozstvi zaiimavfch zprav Europy,
zylast6 Czech Rakouska. Po tfit{den
nj pfestavce dosly nam opet europsse Ca
sopisy. Red.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-02-04
FRANTA BRODSKY.
eis 5S Avenue G, New York,

Opravneny iednatei
pro cestujici ma parnich a plachetnich
lpdich pres Bremy Hamburg.
Zasilky penez jineho drnhu veci do
Czech N6mecka obstara nelevnejsich
cen~ch skrze prostfednictvi paul Karese
Stozkyho,
e Listky zeleznieni do vsech dil1
Ameriky, 51-24
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-02-04

tyz ma vzdy mnozstv loti 2omd farm
Ma prodei
sH Kancelaf Gis. g. FabhIic Square
Obydh 167 Osborn street. 1925
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-27
Letter from Danyilie.
CORRESPONDENCE of the Richmond Dispatch.l
DANyJIIE. Va. February 2J. 1878,

CORRESPONDENCE OF the Richmond Dispatch.I
DANvILLE, Va, February %, 1875.
We have had rainy weather from Tues.
day morning till O'Clock this evening.
Yesterday evening there was some lightning
and thunder. and last night there was very
hard storm Of rain. 1t is now clear, with 4
strong west wind. The river is now within
six feet of the highest mark, and is rising ra-
pdly.
The Radicals have announced no candi-
date, although the election of senator for this
county aud Dlnville is 10 be held next Tues
day. Captain w. T. Clark, the nominee Of
the Conservatives, bias been able to do no
cinvaSsing of consequence on account Of bad
weather. 1t is whispered around that an in
dependent candidate will be announced on
the day Of the election at all the voting
places.
A committee Of gentlemen appointed at q
meeting Of town aud county people held
here last saturday nave returned from Rich
mond, ahd they express themselves as salts.
tied that no change in the laws respecting
Tie trade in tobacco will be made during the
present session Of the Legislature.
His Honor, Judge Rlves, commenced hold.
ing tue present session of the United States
Court here last Tuesday. Among the in
dictmeuts brought in by the grand jury were
eleven for illicit distilliug.
by general consent the churches Of the
city have adopted Wednesday night as lee
ture and pray er-mecting night. Heretofore
each church has had one night to itself, and
const quentIy one of the church appoint-
mcnts for every week was interfered with
by some appointment for meeting Of the
citizens "down town." ALPHA.
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declaration 10 its support. The majority OF
newspapers favor the adjustment.
The Times says there Is marked chsnse
IN popular lceliugip favor of the Wheeler az
ju.tmcnt among Conservative property hold
c,s and business.mcn. Everything .indi-
Gates that kellogg has come to the front
with renewed strength in the rauks OF his
adhereats.
The Bee asks the Conservative caucus 70
reconsider their decision while there IS YET
time, and says that their action yesterday was
deplorable submission. :. ....
The P,cowlae says: "We beheve thaL
vast m iorily OF the rejecting people OF THIS
r,;y annroye Of the action of the Conserva'
tive caucus. and we are glad to learn mat
movement is on foot to give intesilSioie e&'
! preston to this fac ~.
Tue Bulletin calls upon every nsu W "
,houlderrd a guu on the l4th oil sepseihoei
10 come torw ard tomorrow evening ana give
his opinion of tue compromise.
The Republican says OF the complonl.se
"The basis of the arrangement Is one tna'
will be satisfactory TO moderate men, re
publicans or Democrats. 1t follows tna
Governor Kellogg will no longer be con
Sidercd "a usurper, but his authority VIII
oe recognized, and he will receive tue sup
port necessary to carry out the reform inca
surcs proposed"
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SINGULAR DEATH OF POLICE OFFICER.
Police Officer John Forsyth, Of the southern
district, lost his life Oh wednesday night oy
falling through a batchway in the large ware
house No. 80 Camden street, occupied by
Manko g. Stern. 1t would seem the police
man found the door OF the warehouse open.
and entering the premises to satisfy himself
that 1t had been accidentally or carelesSly
left un(asiened, and that it had not been
opened by burglars, fell into an open hatch
way, which the interior gloom prevented
him from seeing.
Sergeant Reset, in making bis rounds,
discovered that Forsyth was off his beat,
and in hunting him up saw the open door OF
the warehouse, which he entered, and after
step In the dark concluded to. strike a
match in order to see where he vas. The
match revealed the fact that he wss near the
edge Of an open hatchway, into which For.
syth had fallen 10 the cellar, twelve feet. and
vas killed. HIS own escape from similar
tate made the sergeant shudder.- Baltimore
Sun 26h
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MILL Burned. -Thc flonring.mill owned
by Captain John Thompson. Jr., at Amherst
deI0', took fire on Wednesday morning
about O'Clock, and within an hour was
burned to the ground. Besides the loss Of
the uil, which was without Insurance, up
wards of 1000, probably 1000, bushels of
corn were burned, belonging tG different in.
dlviduals who had put it there on storage.
The origin of the fire is not positively
known, but is supposed to have resulted
from the rats carrying off box OF matches
whca bad been lying on the desk close by
rat.hoe in the ceiling. When the fire was
discovered in the ceiling the matches were
goue, aud there having been no fire in the
stove since the day previous the rat theory
seems to be we'll established.
The saw-mill near by was saved by great
exertion.- amherst Enterprise.
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HOMICIDE AT CENTRAL DEP0r.-We learn
that man was killed at Central DEPOT, on
the Virginia and Tennessee railroad, Friday
night last, under the following circum.
stances There were several ladies in the
depo: on the night mentioned awaiting the
arrival Of the train, when a man under the
influence of liquor entered and began to
make use of Indecent language, when the
night.wat Gilman requested him to desist from
doing so. The man paid no attention to
these repeated requests, and the Waterman
lwho had sister in the party Of ladies)
struck him several blows on the head with a
heavy iron pin used for coupling cars, which
resulted In instant death. These are the
facts as We have been told them, the names
Of the parties not being learned. Two of
the ladies who were present reached this
place the night of the occurrence, and it is
through them that we gain our information.
Hytheoiue Enterprise.
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Letter from Petersburg,
correspondence or the Richmond Dispatch.l
PETERSBURG, VA, February 2B, 1876.


PLTERsBuRe, VA, February rs, 1876.
TIE SECOND CHAPTER OF rHERoMANcE OF REAL
LIFE, -ss4ga
IN which one Of your Richmond young
damsels was The heroine, took place to-day,
After the refusal of Miss Lizzie johnson 10
accompany her mother home yesterday, the
latter returned alone on the train, and very
sorrowful at the failure Of her effort to rescue
the daughter from life exposed to many
perils.s To the great credit of the theatre
people here, 1t may be said that they used
ever effort of persuasion to induce The mis-
guided girl to return with her mother and TO
abandon the stage. It was through no fault
OF hers that she resisted the effort made to
save her. Last night she was left to the
being without the means of procur-
ing either lodging or food, and the
good hearted officers aud men raised
a little contribution and sent her to board.
ing. house TO be taken care Of. To-day dis
patch for the girls arrest was received by
the police authorities, aud the process was
promptly served on her. She was taken to
| the CITY jail, accompanied by several Of her
gentlemen friends, and during the day re.
ceiypd visits from scores of her admirers.
rhe case excited, indeed, very general in.
terest. At 3 o'clock Miss Lizzie took the
ears. and Is by this time 10 Richmond, where
| i, is to be hoped she will remain under her
mothers wing, and give up all ideas OF
ballet-girl's !riumphs. 1t appeared mat ner
real name was Hutchins. -.s.-. + r.
SENT ON TO THE GRAND JURY.
Messrs. James Chldrey and james Young,
charged with making q serious disorder and
attacking several persons, as herein PREV.
ously described, were brought before the
Mayor this morning for examination. They
were both sent on to be indicted by the
grand jury Of the Hustings Court. They
were admitted to bail in the sum OF $3.50,
Mr.. Young giving his father as security,
while 'Cbildrey, being unable TO furnish bail,
went back to Jail. Here is surely potent
lesson against the use of drink; for these
young men when not drinking are as anna
Die aud respected as anybody.
su TIE NOBLE APPoHATTOX
has fallen several inches to-day, aud there is
now no longer any dinger Of freshet. The
tawny tide of the river Is still swelling high,
however, and the smaller boats are kept near
shore.
RELIGIOUS.
Several ministers are announced to preach
special sermons on Sunday. Mr.. Sledd, at
the Market-Strcet Methodist Episcopal
church, will preach on the "Dignity and
Destiny of the Human Soul" and Dir. Dun.
can, at the Washington-Street church, in a
special sermon addressed to young men. will
preach on g Manly Strength Perverted"
THE RAIN ..
baving ceased last night, to-day has been
clear rs bell and of very bracing tempera-
ture. ROBIN HOOP.
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rsrrnean =vrra.


ID @ - - -;
RICHMOND AND fETKssBUgs RAIL-
Z ROAD COMPANY.
COMMENCING JANUARY, 1876, trains
~ on this road will run as follows:
$50 A. ThRouGh NAIL Sa,Iy esc.ps Sur
day.. connecting for all points Souti
~ and West. Slecptng-car attached
7A5 A. H., FREIGHT IRA daily jexseps Sun
tF day), with coach attached, for Peters
burg and stations on the SoushsiG,
foad,LynchbufR, and the West
lao 2. H., THROUGH NAIL daily, connectin,
Tor all points South and West. Pas
sengers taking this train will max
close connection at PETERSBURG 10
s 500 P. n, gREIGHT daily Except Sunday;
with coach attached. =: -,
LKAYE PETERSBURG NORTH.
I 500 A. H.. FREIGHT TRAIN daily (excep
HAS A. NJ, THROUGH AL daily, connecun,
With Richmond. Fredericksburg ant
Potomac railroad for all points Eas
and West
600 P. NJ, FREIGHT daily Except Sunday.
coach attached. .,s-,s =,
day., connecting with Richmond
FREDERICKSBURG and Potomac railroad
for nj points Last and West. Pullman
Sleeper attached, running through T.
H Bai,imor si,, A s making close 1eSn
railroad for the Virginia Springs anG
points North and West.
The MAIL TRAINS will not stop between Rict
mond and Petersburg except ST. Chester. ,ts
Trains OH the Clover Hill wila leage Chester 4
$50 A. d. daily except Sunday. =, 80 :
ALL TEAMS leaving PeterGourg will start iroF
Appomaitox depot. .te
no 81 A. SHAW, superintendent.
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MINERAL WATER
MINERAL WATER
THE WATER OF
RooKBRID6E ALUM SPRINGS, VIRGINIA.
JANIS A. FRAZIER, PRoPRIEroR.

These MINERAL WATERS have an established
reputation for very high curative Vtrtua ID an Lse
following classes OF diseases, vnd rs being al Ao-
sOLUTE SPECIFIC IN several OF them, VIZ.
Ecrofula ana all the forms OF glandItaf swssIbXs
and cuianeous eruptive dsesse. EryspelRs, ietter'
Ecoema, &c, Chrt mic DisrrhGa and Dysentafy.
Dyspepsia, bronchitis, Chronic Thrush. Affections
Of tie Kidneys and Bladder, Dropsy, Piles, and, In
connection with the Hot Bath, Chronic Rheuma.
tsm. In al anGmlc conditions OF the system ano
broken down states OF the constitution, loss OF APP
petite. and general nervous proSratl0n, t1en
powers and virtue IS 3 Restorative may De safeiy
pronounced to be without known rival amongst
The mineral waters OF the world. They are espe-
cislly indicated In the whole class OF ailments PC
culiar 10 the female constitution.
This water Is packed in cases con.aiDins one
dozen half. gallon bottles. Price, $40 per caee:
The sails Of the water tusuaify called Rockorf'ge
Alum Nasal Is obtained by the evaporation OF me
water at the Springs, retaining the properue. OF
the water, can be used for It's production, ana
very convenient to persons whose homes are 10 re-
mote from the Springs that cost OF transporting
the water very large, TO those who w'sh TO use
the water when travelling, as II can be reproduced
Instantly. The salts eau be sent per mail fricc-
81 per ounce.
rescriptive pamphlets can be obtained OF the
agents gIatis upon application. >.
Supplies received direct constantly on nauo 10.
sale by PuRCELL, LADD ~ ~
Agents Virginia Springs water,
10 1l.sod3m haehnoou, w. :
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n N. WALKER & CO., GENERAL IN
~. SURANCE AGENTS, 1914 MAIN STREET,
RICHMOND, VA, representing the
NORTH BRITISH AND MERCANTILE, :, !. IN
SURANCE COMPANY, Of London and Edln'
burgh rEngland-capital, 81 100000 gold:
AMAZON INSURANCE COMPANY. OF Clnclp
natl. Ohio--assets ever 81 100000:
MANHATTAN FIRE INSURANCE COMPA'
NY. of New York-assets over 100000:
LYSCHBURG INSURANCBAND BANKING
C sGd oaS: OF Lynchburg, Va.-asssts ovs'
ATLANTIC INSURANCE COMPANY, O:
BROOKLYN, N. Y.-aesets over as 100000.
PHOENIX INSURANCE COMPANY, OF Brook.
lyn. y. Y.-assets over &2,O00,000.
PORTSMOUTH INSURANCE COMPANY, OF
Portsmouth. Va--assetS ovsr $4,000.
Deposited with the Treasurer OF Virginia, $780,
GEO.. Losses equltably adjusted and PROMPTLY pah
at this agency. Applications solicited, and inme
date attention given thereto. &C Ia
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A Terrible Disaster.

FALLING OF A WALL UPON A CHURCH CROWDED
WITH rsorEE-- SIX PERSONS KILLED
AND MANY OTHERS INJURED.
NEW York, February 25.-Shortly after !
O'Clock this evening the congregation OF ST..
Andrews church, in Duane street corner OF
CITY Hall place, we're assembled at evening
ye.pers. The church was well filled. the
ronyl eratiou for the most part consisting OF
women and children. Adjoining the church
are the blre walls Of Saaw's crockery store,
which was burned few days ago.
The high wind which prevailed, with the
heavy rain storm, battered against these I'M
supported walls, and about O'Clock the west
wall gave way and went crashing through
the root, over which 1t topped, falling on tue
east gallery, which ut the time was crowded
with pcople, killing some and manning ON.
ers. Fortunately the gallery withsiood the
severe shock. otherwise the loss OF life would
nave been much greater.
A panic scizsd the congregation, and a
rush was made for the doors. A squad OF
police and the tiremen from the Chambers
Street station were quickly on the spot, and
rendered valuable assistance in removing
the dead and dying from underneath the
fabric. The ambulanceS from the Park Hos.
Dital and stretchers from the nearest police
stations were hurried to tue scene, and The
injured were taken TO the Park Hospital,
while the dead were either removed to their
homes or to the morguc. So far as could be
learned the following are the nanies OF the
dead and those who were injured:
Dead Michael Murray, aged thirty.tive;
Rose McGlynB, aged tilty-onc; Michael Nc
Carly, aged twenty Mary A. Conner, aged
twenty-five; Catherine McGuiDntss, aged
ftiy; aud Michael Fceny, aged fifteen. The
names OF the wounded who remain in the
hospital are Edwin Condor, severe scalp
wound; James Qniuu. scalp wound Pat
rick Fay, confusion Of the head; Catherine
tiatten, scalp wound: Mary june Martin,
fracture OF the skull tsevere); and Patrick
SydelI broken leg.
The following injured persons were sent
to their homes: Elizabeth Farley, Dennis
Haley, p. Cunningham, Mary Dempsey, Mary
Couy. Mary Powers. Ellen Caranaugb,
Mary kehoe, Michael Murray, Thomas Don.
ovan, Ellen Serritt, James Ling, Niche!
Splain, James Quinn, Martha Mullen, M. +.
Moore, Ellen Delaney, and many others
whose names could not be a<certained.
When the news Of the accident was spread
throughout the city crowds f1ocbed TO the
scene of the disaster, and many anxious 10.
quirics were made as to the extent of the
disaster. and even up to midnight the steps
OF the Park Hospital was surrounded by Il
body of people eager to hear any fresh de-
tails OF the occurrence.
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The CoLoRED CADET AT TIKI NAVAL AGA.
DgMY.-A Annapolis, February 25.-During
this week Mr.. Gordon Claude, of Annapolis,
u young man of most excellent mind and OF
fne social standing, now cadet engineer,
was ordered to fence with the coored mid
shipman at the Naval Academy, and refusing
to do 50 has been expelled. lie was at first
requested to resign. He'would not do that,
though he disIiked to diSobey orders. de
was then informed he should consult with
his parents. This he did,. when his father,
Or. Abram Claude, said he would rot advise
bin, leaving it to the young mans Judg-
ment. DR.. Claude, however, went TO the su.
periutendent and told him his son was raised
AS a southerner, and not on social equality
with negro, aud he would not advise him
to do what he would not do himself. On
this Mr.. Claude was expelled yesterday
Specialto Baltimore Sun.
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RICHMOND AND DANyILLE RAILRUAP CO., 4
OFFICE OF ENGINEER AND J-ups HrNrs ~ry Ny,
RICHMOND, Va. February IS, 1878.

RICHMOND AND DANyILLE RAILRCAn CO., 4
0SA' 4 R1cHMoSD. Va. FEBRUARY Is, 1915.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE--TU TAXI
" EFFECT FEBRUARY 13. 1876:
TEAM NO 1aGmaaL 8, nsG Ex.nEss Ws.
at Greensboro at 3:47 z. d., ~ ~
YORK EXPRESS. Eastward Leave Or ed oro 4
1:lbP NJ; Leaves hanr,lle at s:4l Z. a. lesy.s
a. s4s PehHons ss s gat.eTus $40
TRAIN NO. 3.-THRoUsH MAIL, Westward
Leaves Richmond st :3S ?. !: leaves Burkeville
Danyiile at s:as 7. M; arrives az ereenscorO'ss
TRAM No. ABINGDON MAI, Esstwsrd-
At 6:2o a. M, leaves iandee a., $50 4. n;
kiSsmo gSrs <, a!so HISS A. NJ arrives Il
TRAIN sos 5.-LYNCnBURG PAssKHcYR, Wess-
ward-Ltaves Rchmo nd Al 8 A. n; .lesv,s Burke
vile at 1:eo P. NJ; arrives at LynchburR Al 42e
TEAM No. e.-BURKRvnLE AccoMxoDArIex.
Eastward Leaves Burktv ilie al 5:O1 A. H.. A.
riyes at Rich mund at STA 4. Y. i
All through trains eonneci at Richmond and Dun.
dee with tralns on the Richmond, FrceHgksbnrs
ainia Midland and Great Southern railroad to sns
New York.
the Richmond, York kIver snd CHESAPEAKE Rail-
road trains To and from Baltimore and all eastern
points.
Trains Nos. 2 and Connect at Charlotte with
trains on the Atlanta and Rlchm nd ir-Ilne rail-
road to amt from Greenvllle, Ailants. Montgomery,
Mobile, Pensacola, Few Orleans. and VII southwest
Trains Nos 8 and 4 connect at Charlotte with
the Charlotte, Columbia md Atlanta railroad fog
Columbia, augusta, savannah, Tallahassee, and Al
Train No / connects at Rurkeville With the At
rlantic, Mississippi and Ohio raj rnad, from LIZ nch-
burg, Chattanooga, and all southwestern polna.
| Tickets sold 10 all ssutfern an sorlt xestera
| points. aud oaggape checked through.
Pallman paiaee-cars tn rough from New G.leaua
| Engineers aud Superintendent.
| II. T. DOUGLASS, Master TRANSFORMATION. fe IS
HHEsAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
! " ROAD IMPORTANT CHANGE or sCHE-
DULE.-On ana after sATUkpAY, February Is.
'o''' p'''eD FROM RiCHaoSD. "'
| S:15 A. M.-Eor tior'm,.syn Charo,tee Vile
Staunton. CoYinaton, and a. intermediate sta
NJ. This ram connects al 6ordoMsYille foy
Orange, Cups "arrrnton, Mana sss. Alex.
andria, Washn2t u. and the North, auo NJ Char
lottesvle for Lyn hhnrg, Bristol, Knoxville, Chat.
rap0oga and TIE Southwest
Passengers for points wes, Of CovlEgtoh Win take
this tram for Coyiu.ton, ard take 'xnr.s. IRON
Huntington ut 5:25 T. 49,, mskIng c!es. coIuee-
ton with steamers for Cincinnati aud tue Vest and
AIS r. n. ACCOMMODATION rRAIs-Fer
Sordonsvtllc ana al intermediate stations daily lex
cept Sunday, arriving IL Gordonsvilie ~ S:l0 y.
Passengers for Lynclhurg take iralr from Cor.
louisville at $3.50 A. 81. next day, arrivln, ~
s:So T.. 81. G%phFss.-DiscontInued be:wec.
Richmopd md Covingt1n.
For through tickets, rates, sne Information. APP
s tets h streets Ss s. CIV CONWAY K. HOWARD.
/ |@ Gene al Passenger and Ticket Agent.
THOMAS DODAMEAD Genera superintendent OF
Transp0rtafi0p. II
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Thomls II. Dcitrick is appointcd postmas-
,,r al Wc,thum Locks, Henrico county. Va.
~" Isabella Cotacll. resigned William II.
E,gi"y is appointed postmaster At Columbian
Grovc. Luucnburg county, Va, rice Will
.am VI. Bngley, moved away. The site of
,ubhagc Farm, Mecklcnburg county, Va, is
changed 10 Mo>eys Store, aud {. W. MoSley
.ppointed pos master rice Mary +. Penning-
ton >uprrscGtQ.