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The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-07-12
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RUFUS HATCH,
b II o X E II
II BROAD STREET, NEW YORK.
Stocks, Governments and Gold bought and sold
on Commission.
tv- Interest allowed on deposts may12dtf
BAXTER NATIONAL BANK,
RUTLAND. VT.
CAPITAL, 100000.
DIRECTORS.
II. HENRY BAXTER, J. W. CRAMToN,
II. +. LOTHR0P, N. T. SPRAGUE, JR.
j. N. BAXTER, II. KINGSLEY,
II. w. PARK, w. G. DUNTON,
GRO. Il. ROYCE, W. G. LANDOE.
GEORGE X. BoTTUM,
COLLECTIONS
Made and RENTED for at Lowest Rates.
INTEREST ALLOWED ON TIHB DEPOSITS.
A general Banking and Exchange business
transacted.
II. HENRY BAXTER, Prest. j. N. BAXTER, V. Prest
GEORGE X. BoTTuM, Cashier.
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THE AERoNAUTIC ENTERPRISE Stana oEDER's
FLYING MACHINE y WoRK ON THE BALLOON
TO BEGIN To-UAY.-W. +. Schroeder, the en-
thusastic young German whose determine
ton 10 construct balloon to make the Voy-
sge to Europe in fifty hours, has been noticed
several times. has leased lot short dis
lance from the intersection Of Madison and
Boundary avenues, where the work of build
ing the air.yes>el will be commenced to-day.
Two gangs of wolkmen have been en-
gagged, and the building OF the balloon will
be prosecuted day and night, aud it is ex.
peeled that it will be tinisbed by August Goth.
In addition 10 the cooperation Of Nr.
George w. Gail, Of the firm Of Gail & AK,
Mr.. Schroeder has also secured the aid of
two or three other capitalists, who will assist
him pecuniarly. Mr.. Schroeder has received
letter from Mr.. Gail 10 reference 10 this
matter, from which the following are 4 few
extracts:
LAS the report of the engineers just SUBJ
mitled 10 me is not sufficiently encouraging
to commence the construction Of an air ship
on large scale, and as you inform me that
parties are willing to undertake it If l will
renounce all claims to any part OF the profits
derived from its exhibition in or near Balti.
more during the construction or the ascen.
sion Of the balloon, do hereby agree to do
80. But | reserve 10 myself expressly all the
rights which baye acquired in the invention
and patent thereof, and in the exhibition of
the ar ship at any other pl.ce than the city
of Baltimore. deem it proper 10 state that
the exhibition of the first air-ship on large
sue is no enterprise OF mine, and that am
in nowise connected with it."
The first ascension is to be made August
Goth from Madison and Boundary avenues,
and the first trip will be made to Washing.
Baltimore AmeTicen, 2SM.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
WEDNESDAY, July 90, 1878.
sALEs.-S1 900 Virginia consois fnsw, a, An" !.

/ ~ ii
Gom..A mericau gold. ia bid
oldte oecuTuieS.-F Virginia ronsols 6a HID. W.,
elnln consols. Lew, AK bid. 47k asked. Virroi,.
ihnda9Ie. 4O bid; firgina deferred sx bt,, q ~
60; rirRihia Interest certificates 20 bi,I DaU .sn
60; virginia tax-receivatle coupons, s6 Did, an;
GUY Securniea.-Richmopd civ s.s. 1oan ~,
richmond city Us, S4H bid: Frederieks5urv ci.,
os. ~ DID Manchester bridge S's 81 bid. >-''
RHitrodd B0,lds.-Richmond and Peiefshur1 pu
road INST mortgage Us, j. and D., 90 bid Oh nst
ed: Richmond and Petersburg haiIruad serond
mortssg. SIS. A. and u, 100 bid; kichmond
Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad second NOR.
.Rspe Us, j. and d.. 90 bid; Richmond Frrue.
ricksburg and Potomac Railroad second mortgage
6's, j. and D., IS BID: Richmond, DIRK River mr. b
Chesapeake Railroad S's, 754 bid. 7S asked
Canal BOnds.-James River aud kanawha Canal
first mortgage IS, NJ. and N, So bid; James River
and kanawpa Canal second mortgage 6.s- NJ and
N. 37h bio.
RditroGd Saskatchewan. Fredericksburg and
fotomac Railroad common, 100 par, 81 bid, 70
asked; Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
Raiiroad per cent. guaranteed. leo par, SO bid
richmond, Fredericksburg anu Potomac Railroad
per cent guarantee d, 100 par, 90 BID.
sank Sf0ckS.-Sfate Batzz OF Virginia, 90 par,
9d4 bid. 95x asked: Uus,n Bank OF Hichmo nd,
90 par, 52 bid; Merchants and Planters Savings.
"a par. 231 asked; Citizen, Bank rs par 20 bid;
BANK ~ commerce, 25 pIr, ~ bid.
, iRsUTInce C0Hnpunies.-VirE1nta Fireand Marine,
20 par, asked; Virginia Slate, % par, 254 bid
irg1nla Home, 100 par, or asked; Merchants
sbd hechanicS. 100 par, 100 asked Old III m' n
on lO0 par, 92H asked: PieduNnt and Arlington
Lie, ! W par, Ito asked
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The Fifth Annual Convention of the ca
tbolc Benevolent Union of the State OF VIZ
ginia assembled IN Martinsburg, West va
on the 10Th instant.
John NJ. Higgins, Esq, Of Richmond city,
offered the following preamble and resolu'
lions. which were seconded by his honor
Mayor Kelley, at Richmond, in his usual elc'
ouent style, aud unanimously adopted:
Whereas the people of Ireland propose to
celebrate on the 9Th Of August OF the pre-
sent wear, with suitable ceremonies, the
hundredth anniversary of the birth OF Danlel
U'Connell, and
Whereas the proudest leaf in the chaplel
of his fame is that which commentaries n!s
heroic and successful struggle for Catholic
enamel pation-a struggle in whose progress
and triumph the Catholic people OF all ma
tions were interested: therefore be it
Resolved, That the Catholic Benevoien
Union of the State OF Virginia, in conVen
ton assembled, sharing the universal rever
ence felt by The friends Of religious freedom
for the name and memory of the Great Liber
ator. desire to unite With them, and especial!
with the noble.bea. ted people Of Ireland; Ii
doing honor to his genius, PATRIOTISM, IN
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4 FAMILY SUDDENLY RAISED FROM row
ER1y TO ArFLuEScE.- Chicago, July 2'.-!n-
tellisence has just been received in this city
70 the effect that the family of the late Aymer
Debel,oy has suddenly been raised from
uoyerty TO .tiluence by the death OF the
Warehouses Aymer.
MIR. Debelloy, who was member OF the
Roard of Trade, committed suicide about
year ago, leaving his family in very poor CIR.
cums,ances-so poor, in fact, that the eldest
child was obliged TO sell papers and oiack
boots in order TO aid in the support OF the
family. All that is now necessary to constl.
,ute this boy the legal heir and genulfe
MARQUIS is the proof Of the legal marriage OF
his parents, to be forwarded TO Frunce, whlcl
can be easily done.
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HICHnOND And fETknsEUhai
RAILROAD COMPANY.
COMMENCING JESE I. 1876, trains

kICHAOND AND fETErSEUh9t
RAILROAD COMPANY. )
COMMENCING IESE /. 1885,, trains
" on this road will rllu as follows:
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH.
1NO,A. d., THROUG II y ALL daily except sun
0ay). connesfing for all points South
7a6,A- ", FKEiG II i Train daily except Sum
dayJ, wlthGoach attached, for Peters
burg antiss;ari0ns ON sHs Southsfd6
road, l. ylca and she West.
1915 M, THROUlA MAIL daily, connecting
for all ro.ats South and West: Fae.
sengers taxing this train. VIII m4k9
close correction at Petersburg foS
GOO p. H.. FREIGHT daily Except Sundsyh
with czech attached.
LEAVE PETERSBURG .SORTH.
7.aO L. NJ. FREIGHT TRAIN daily. texceps
Suudzyl with coactsattached..
O:4u A. NJ, THROUGH MALL daily, c0nnecun&
with Richmond, Fredericksburg ana
Potoaac railroad for all poiptSEaR
900 z. NJ. FaEIGHr daily Except Sundays
coaah attached.
assS ?. NJ, TEEOUGi MAJ L daily except Sum
da9L, connecting with Richmond
FlsasricksouEsand p9t fns, p sIiTosa
Sleeper attachs vi. running thEough 70
Baltimore. Also making close COM
rsctiou with Lao Chesapeake and ONO
rafiroad for tae Virginia Springs and
1aanls Norti,snd West
The NAIL TRAINS VIII not stop between Ec&r
1ond and Pessrsburg except a. Chester; en-
Trains on The Glover Hill railroad win leasc
Clover Hill Ats " $50 A. h.; and returning. via
leave Chessar Ut ego Il. 3D. daily except sundayss
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg viii Start rfone
Appomartox depot.
my 80 a. 80 W NnIr,-Gil...
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The Ashland Bank Defal;> etio'
THE CASE MUCH WORSE THAN AT r.. Hsi sor
o POSED EXTENSIVE OPERATIONS OF 4 no nn
FAGLTiSG CAsHIER--TIIE BANK Aldo

| THE CASE MUCH WORSE THAN AT r..
Id POSED EXTENSIVE OPERATIONS OF T. no ~
FAuETiSG CAsHlER-T1E BANK ALDO
| CLOSE UP.
| PoTTsvILLE. PA, July 26.-The case
| Mock, the defaulting cashier Of the Ashland
Savings Bank, whose dis lppearance bout q
| week sgo Was reported in the Times, proves
| on investigation to be much worse than was
, at first supposed. He had The implicit conf
dence Of the bank officials and OF The people
Of Ashland, and was not only permitted, but
expected, to have all the business Of the con.
Germ in his own hands. 1t IS now said that
he abused this confidence in every way. He
would discount notes at high figure and re.
turn them to the bank at low figure, put
ting the difference in bis pocket; and would
receive deposits, crediting the amounts on
the depositors' books, but making no CORE.
spending entries on the books of the bank.
He was also agent for the Lycoming and
Pottsrile Mutual Insurance Companies, and
defraudcd the former Of $1,000 and the latter
Of 500 in premiums collected and not turned
over. 1t is thought that he has been carry
ing on his swindling operations for years,
and the total amount he has realized in this
way is estimated at $4,000.
The investigation into the banks stiairs is
not yet finished, but it is now known that
MOCK has Qelraude0 IL OF from Tl0. O00 to
$780, 900. The amount Of its liabilities is
$4,000 It's nominal assets are $4,000.
but these have been so manipulated by Mock
that they are scarcely worth $4,000, and
will require long time to realize that. 1t
| has suspended business, and will wind up its
Affairs without attempting to resume. The
excitement among the depositors, which al
first was very great, is DOW subsidins, as they
have confidence 10 the directors, and resuily
take their pledge to realize on the banks as
sets rs speedily as possible and discharge all
liabilities remaining, after reasonable time,
out of their private funds.
Nothing is Known Of Mock's whereabouts.
He was traced across the country TO George
town, on the Northern Central railway, |
where he bought Il ticket for Wiliamsport,
but beyond that point all trace Of him is lost. |
The bank has offered u reward Of 81, 600 for
his arrest
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virsinin's Tribute TO 0'COnHeiI.

virginia n brlDuee 10 - SoNhc''
TO the EIitorS Of the Connaught ireland
Telegraph:
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA. AMERICA,
June %, 1915. )
Gantlemen,-I beg to enclose for publica-
ton in YOUR admirable journal, of which, rs
Il Connaught lnan. though parted from you
by the ocean, ] am proud, certain resoIu'
tons adopted by the Catholic Benevolent
Union OF Virginia ut its annual convention,
held on the 9th and 10Th OF the pres tnt
month. They were passed unanimously al u
enthusiastically, and l can assure you they
reflect the feelings Of all the Catholics of this
Commonwealth, who cherish, with almost
Irish pride, the name, and memory, and SER
vices of the foremost Irish Catholic ayman
OF this or any age.
We send it to our brethren in "the Old
Country" as Ireland is always with fond
familiarity styled by the Americans, IN token
Of our sympathy with the great national
movement in honor of O'CohnelfS memory,
soon to take place in Dublin, and as Il con-
tribution 10y people whose freedom the
Great LibCrator never tired OF pralslng. TO
the praise which will be spoken in his just
honor this year from every Christian land.
know it will not he the less acceptable
because moved by a w.c0untryman OF
yours, who, in this far.ott State, can never,
fo>yet the green home Of his birth and youth
II cease TO take interest IN all tllat concerns
her welfare aud prosperity, and IN all tha'
touches the fame Of her great sons. 1le
sending of these resolutions furnishes An ap-
propriate occasion to- speak OF the steady
growth of CathoIcity in our midst, eSpe-
cially since the recent appointment OF nls
Lordship Right Rev. James Gibbons to thIS
Episcopal See-a most plous, jealous, ana
popular cCcleSastc remembered, aouDl
not, by many in Mayo, where he received u
portion of his education. He has slgnallZeu
his brief time of office by many monument
of Catholic progress, and if he is spared 10
ms will, am sure, vindicate more ana more
by his labols and achievements the WISDOM
of his selection.
Virginia has never been heretofore IA
voritc State for immigrants, ana yet no otaIe
10 the Union has nObler record OF Senefos-
ity aud hospitality tor the stranger. vi
course yon remember that when twenty
years ago storm of persecution, under the
name of Know othipgism, threatened to
destroy the equal rights Of Catholics ana
foreigners ia the United States, 1t was mere
in Virginia that the storm was Stayeu, gu q
this not because of the numbers or strength
of either Catholics or foreigners, for they
were weaker in numbers than in almost any
other State, but the old-Ia, hroned love OF
equal rights and fair play, which always dis.
tinguished Virginia, revolted at the idea OF
constraining any ones faith or insulting any
ones birth. place. This little piece OF bis
tory may seem to give greater emphasis to
our few words of hearty recognition OF toe
fame and services OF Daniel UConnell. !
remain, gentlemen, your sincere friend.
j. NJ. II.
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dauntless courage, aud to the tiustrious ser.
vices be rendered our holy faith ].

vices be rendered our holy faith.
Resolced, That our feeling OF respect for
The memory and admiration for his great en-.
doWments is deeppned by the reflection that
throughout bis life he was ever the warm
friend, sdmirer, and champion of those prin.
ciples of public liberty which are the birth.
right-day ofthe American people, The sue
:, ssful assertion of which was, in bis own
Ian Guage, the first blush. OF dawn to the
Ir;s, Catholic.
r.. olred, That for these reasons the
Cath, "ic citizens of distant State send our
precti, 'g to the Catholic community of his
native /. md, and beg the privilege of joining
them in omnge to the memory OF SON who
ON every q, vic field won the proudest honors.
and who vet counted it a greater honor than
all 10 bend ms .'snec and bow bis heart before
those monum. 'uts OF the most splendid devo.
ton of which mo, tern history makes men
tion-the Catholic al. 'ars of Ireland.
Resolued, That c opy Of these resolu.
tions, signed by the p resident, vice.presi-
dent. and secretary of this convention be for
warded to the Right Hon, 'raole Peter Paul
Insolvency., Lord Mayor OF Dublin, with
request that he would give tn. en- suitable d.
reCtiQp.
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THE DEFAULTER JAcKsoN-ARsEEic FOUND
IN HIS STOMACH. Louisville, July IA
chemical analysis of the contents oil the s'o-
mach of George NJ. Jackson, the defsniting
cashier in Collector Bucknei's once, VINO
died recently, discovered tWenty'three gralns
of arsenic, three grains being sulhciea. "
cause death. The analysis was mace az lne
instance of the life.insuTapce companies,
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MuRDERous ATTACK BY JEALOUS HIS
BAND Washington, d. G.. July 20.-John
Frawncr met his wife on The street tonight
in company with Thomas A. k"nnard, a
clerk in the War Department, when he drew
a revolver and shot kennlrd in the right
side, badly wounding him.
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CouNTERFEIrERs ARRRsTED.-Nelc York,
July 27.-James Mahr, james Mctira,h,
Michael Taene, and Michael Boyle were ar
rested tonight for countericitinS trade dol
lars and hali-dolars. The officers seized a
quantity Of spurious coin and number OF
dies and couuterleiting implements.
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j" CANTGN INSIDE AINR."s,Ssu. /,

- tsezksssssst n.
NEW FAST FREIGHT ROUTE BETWEEN
RICHMOND AND PHILADELPHIA.
TR1.WEEKLY.
: On and after ~ TDSER lST the splendid IRON
steamers OF IhislsDe will leave RiehronrTUES-
DAYS. THUkSt.AiS, and SATURDAYS from
rowllatan Steamboat Lines pier. ut cors1sy OF
lwenty-sccond and EocS streets, .paEin " c0t con-
nscInn encli Trip at Canton, Md. ttass Bait.ncere
YIN lhe fhllaaes1a- Wilmington, anil baltimore
Railroad Company tor PhiIadclnlla.
SrEt'ral .hDYASTAGRS:
All freight by thSliEc covered by air and rr.rtne
irsIramce free of cost. No dockage cl,arges IT
Richmond Rates rs low Rs. any other line. 7 His
Is he quickest line between rhiIadelphiaand Rich
mord.
Frsights ordered! by this line should be marked
"tanlDn Inside Lima" and sent to me PbilaucA
plia. Wilmington and Baltimore depot, Philader-
pha.
Freights received daily IN Bhiladelphi:i-and Roh,-
mosd. For further Information apply TO
l.. Is. TATUM, Agent,
Offices Twenty-seGoud and lock streets
ana SiEtli.aGd Main tTaets, or 10
j. :. WILSON. General Freight Agent,
Philadel nha, Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad
Padelphia. ia9
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CHARGED WITH THROWING MAN OVER
BOARD Ner York, July 27.-John Leonard
was arrested tonight charged with the muir
der of James Miller by throwing him over
board from an cXcursion-boat on Sunday
La
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CLEANING: ARTICLES.
ECKSlTVRE.

A LARGE STOCK OF FINE FUR-l
a N!TURE. DINING. RARLOR and
GIAMsEg sU!Ts; a e y M = :. VISA.
ECrraNDS. BEDSrEADS.. al grades ana 9stces;
a,ia HAIR. sHuCK, aud CO1ToS-ruH Nat
TX EssEs, and all other goods keps liz a rnd
cas, Tran has ever osen sold ID this city. These
raies oh! aie" Z. GATERIGHT,
~ rs caSz.aar street, kiehuoah Va.
o,,,. /, ~ Jy 24-2m
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{ LD DOBEION STEAMSHIP fFs
~ COMPANY.
FOH NEW YORK.

stearlc1s-OLD pOHINfONf ySYANGk ISAAC
BELL RICHMOND, anl GEORGE W. ELDEN-
every TUESDAY, FRIDAY and SUNDAY 81
high yster. e =.
These ships are entisely new. and were bhfH' e1.
pressly for this route.
They hive splendid SEASONS, stT1zoorns, and nsab
rooms. - n
The fare, accommodations, AND attention. are I'd
surpassed.
Goods shipped by this Ihe are Axsded regularly.
at New FORK on the Cofapany's covered pier, ~
North river.
with dispatch, aod no charge made except actual
expenses incRrred. -.
Freight received until 8:P-M. daily.
For furthss< Information, a.sply TO
GEORGE w. ALLEN & CO.,kgeaS,
my 70 Office Companv'5 wharves RHcKetS8,
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Mrs. Henry w. Bcccher:
POrGHKEEPsIE, July II.
IT. p. Bristo.r, Esq, Des 4MOineS, I0,rd:
Dear Sir,-In reply to yours of the 18th
Mr.. Beecier desires me TO say that there
seems to be general misrepresentation about
his going West this fall in September. Dir.
Beerher cannot travel or lecture in Septem-
Der on account of the " hay cold" Early in
August he is compelled every year to leave
our home and 90 10 the White mountains,
where he is obliged 10 remain to the last
week of September, and then escapes his
enemy.
Arrangements were partially made last fall
for him TO lecture in some part of the West
under the direction OF lecture bureau, but,
as you are aware, all such plans were broken
up by the trial, which lasted six months and
kept him daily in the courtroom. 1t is quite
uncertain if Mr.. Beecher will lecture at all
this season at any great distance from his
home duties. II he does, the places will be
left to the direction OF the bureau. and re-
lcve HIM from that care. 1t will, therefore,
be Wise for YOU to secure his services through
some such medium in case he is able to 60
West al all.
Thanks for your kind congratulations. 4
unanimous verdict would have been crafty
ing, and only small justice in view of the
most vile and wicked SANDERS against the
purest, cleancSt.hearted man that the sun
shines on. After the fortunes Of SIX months
in the courtroom, but nine against three.
and that three being such as they were, to.
gclher with the disclosures Of the perjury OF
tue Loader and Price wretches, is cousidert q
here equal to what the full vindicalion would
have been had the Jury given their verdict
without leaving their seats. have no lea1s
but that even in this life my husband will
stand acquitted before all men save such
characters as those who have plotted against
hln,, and even they know that be is guitless.
Yours respectfully, Mrs. Ii. w. BEEcHER.
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Only look In.
EXTRAORDINARY SALE

intending TO mshe change In e'.s nusness No No
II, Juiy ne arc selling our enlssa stock OF UT,
.JTffHE ana MtTTkEsscs "issout regard
70 coSY. wehlve large and samnle,e s,nex anu anu,
buyers VIII not have the oppE,ahy agan sa 20 Sas
4 Il nartlas needing cur goods can Fave money ny
s a Cur s!ock. You viii ind BEosTEADs; sipE'
soa ems. bureaus, ExIhSsioy-iAnLhss s,sT. ms
,.onS.,,rs fABIEs, BooK>Cs sEs, CHAIRS, ETA.
GpsrS MArTnEsaEs. aud greal yarIss S, 95 o'nei
goods. h"'|OD Sn,ernor afreet. (
" lin s- ---.---
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BY telegraph.

New York. July S-Noon.-Stoc1ss active and
unsettled Money, g.. Coll, 114ls. Exchange
Long Long, 4e1; short. 400. Governnt nt~ active and
Beuef Tor some. States qaIer d steady.
Etensng.- Money easy al 2HGp3. St..fihe quiet
at sof. GoId active at l13hWIl3's Governments
active, unsettled, and lo1er. States slhtr anu
nominal.
BALTIMORE
BALTIMORE. July 2S.-VirTina 6's, pcess-s, Ks;
cohsos' pa. West Firginia's. 81. North Carolina
It's, Old, 90; new. 10. bid TO day. ---s4-
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: TFICE MASTER rEnltlN1s. May 3e,A575
O1s TRAINS.-TRAIN No.
R Il S5s NJ :aSr: a.
st5o 4: NJ; leaves Duodee a, TIA ?. NJ. leaves
Dapytlie al l:l7 r. NJ: Iearrs Grensboro"at 1853
~: leaves s. sa'isbys, nc GIG z. ~; arrives at
. TRAIN NO. 2-Nsw YORK AND NEW Or
LEAS. ETrEasss EssS t, , Leaves char!2.Se at
NJ: leaves Salisbury NJ S:3s A. 81; leaves Greene
ooro, al 1855 r. M; leave, panville at lalaP r.
yiiis, at s OF p. NJ; a,stves a' Richmond at Sat
TRAIN No s.-TInuuGH MAIL-NEwYoRk
FOR YI,g SOUTH Leaves Richmond at l :3S P. b.;
leaves BDrkevilI. at 4J PIP. NJ; leaves dundee at
LOEB ?. NJ; leave Danvit,e a, 1899 P. NJ:
at sts7 A. H.: leaves AirE5,e Junction At 7:55
A. M; arrives at Charlotte At s:03 A. NJ.
TRAIN No. 4.-THEouGA MAIL Eastwsrd-.'
leaves Danville at $40 A NJ: leaves .nundse az
6.:sG' A. NJ: leaves Burkevte at l1:30 A. MI
arrives al Richmond ut ~ p. NJ.
TRAIN NO. 5.-LYSCIIDUR& p CCOMMoDkTEON.
Wes'ward-Leaye7 kchmo,5i a. lO:20A; ": AZ.
al l:2G Z. M: arrives at Lyrchbur2 at 4:2C T. Do.
TkAlH No: 6:-BgKK ! nG AGco CO IN
| rivcS ut Richmond at S:05 Il.
Taaiu No. 2 connects a.JRichmond with athS
| Clses.i,,raase and ohio ra ilros III
| T:uina Sos. and CONNER at Greensboro '1stn
tr::.ns 10 aud from Raleigh ODD e,oadsh6r1'!
| AlltltDNrh trains connect ct. Richmond and Dun
dee with TAIN, on the Rich:nand, Fredericksburg
| and! PcDmac railroad, aud Washington CltyiVir:
giia id!H Yd and Great S0aLhera rui'road, to ana
from Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia, and
| New aOrk.
i -1,ins Mes. and i conn2ss at Richmond with
| the Richmond, York RIv-r and Chesapeake Raii.
| road trains TO and from baltimore and EASTERN
points.
| Ir1uns Nos and2 connect at Charlotte with
tr:t.hgon tr Atlantis and R!esM nd AIRLINE raal-
read To- AMI from Greenviile. Atlanta. MONTGOMERY,
Mobile, Pensacola, new Orleans and all southwest
| ern ldntH. ..,
Trims Nos. 8 aud connect ut Charlotte with
| the CEapIOar, Columbia and.Ailanta railroad for
Columbia, 4 rg,lsta, Savannah Tallahassee, anu al
southern pOSnts. =.
Train No. 4 connects at p ,rsagiI!e with the AZ
a ,r SsS, a and ais souih%estern points.
| Tickets sold 10 all southern ana soniL "estern
| points. and Ds9gagp checked through. -
| lnbrptea gauge from Ri3tfnond 10 New orleans.
Pullman pnlace-cars ID Eoupt from New Orleans
| b, Ys.y York T. NJ. X. TALCOT1.
Engineer and experimenting.
~ #. WEST. Master of-Trains. ny29