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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-19

A Place for -EicS.-The vicinity OF
swift Creek seems fsYorite place for The
assembling OF picnic parties. The fne
shade-trecs, abundance OF pure and delight,
fully cool water, and is accessibility TO all
points, make 1t especially agreeable to ladies
and children, who are always around in
numbers on such festive occasions, even as
far as from Petersburg aud from sections OF
Chesterfield county still more remote. The
pfesent week has been distinguished by
three pleasant assemblages OF the sort, where
ladies and children were important factors
IN the DAYS enjoyment.
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safe Of a fine Virginia Horse .--Malo,
yoeeph Walker, OF Chesterfield. VINO y wen
known Tor his love Of horses ana tne sue.
cess with which he has met 10 raising une
trotttrs, yesterday effected ssle Of : nan
caestcs y 10 Dir. 4. A. Tanner, o. fnlia'
fielphla, for The sum OF $500: Mr. asn ,,
nsr. who has been standing " Mancoesler..
n PhiIsdeIphla for the past elgo'esn
monihs, expresses himself as greatly oe :,
;,,hted with his purchase. Manchester"
- fast frotter, Iy Hamlltonian out OF dam
~ Revenue. lie will be on exhibition at
our next Agricultural Fair, and VIII De
wlntered 10 Virginia. The nag Is i've years
nld
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by Furman Topper,
Real Estate Agent aud Auctionser,
l0l6 Main street.

SALE OF A VALUABLE
/ FARM ON THE OSBORNE TURNPIKE Two
MILES BELOW The CITY, Opposite" TREE
HILL. n-By virtue Of deed OF trust executed oY
Martin Loughuane aud wife TO the undersigned as
trustees dated June IL, 1878, and recorded Ia ihe
CLERKS Office Of HenncO County Court, ID. u. lOl,
page 90, default having been made in the payment
Of two certain notes secuted therein. and being re
dured so TO DO by the beneficiary under said deed,
NE Shall sell by public auction, On
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 81, 1881,
an the PREMISES at IL NJ, all that certain TRACT
OP LAND with the improvements thereon. located
In the county Of Henrico, on the north side or the
old RichHOnd aud OSBORNE Iurnpike. about two
miles east OF the city of Rich nond, containing
sEVENTY-TWO ACRkS, be the sane more or
iess.n The DWELLING is a good TWO-sTORY
FRAMED HOUSE with SIX rooms, built stree the
war The barn is sub,Iautial, and the oet.hOuses
are in good order. The land IA rood, aud All IN
search OF hrst-cass place are invited 10 attend the
sa
TERMS: Ca'h as to expenses or sale and two
poies OF 5000 each, With interest, dHe respectively
lime 10, $50. and June IL, 1881. and credit as
10 1900 due June IL, 1852, aud $1,000 Que June
~, 1883 (; balance, II any. announced at sale.
' WILLIAM ELLYSON,
WILLIAM g. MONCURE,
TRUST es.
FURMAN UPPER, Auctioneer. 1ul9
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A REMARxAsLE WEnsGNG. The Vermont.

A KkAARxAbLE W khbfNG. The Vermont-
Avenue Christian churxh was the scene OF
a rather remarkable marriage ceremony last
sight. The contracting parties were DR..
Robert IL. Power, OF YORK county, Va. and
Derothea b. French, OF Fredericksbarg,
W.. The groom Is the father Of Rev. n. %.
Power, the pastor Of the church, and the
bride Is the aunt Of MTs. Power, the PASTORS
wife. THE ceremony was performed by the
pastor. Miss Sallie Braxton, six years old.
and Abbie Power, three years old, grand.
Of the groom, preceded the bridal
marty, carrying Gov After the wedding
the couple leit Tue city on bridal trip
Washington Star, last epsniag.
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Ryiefs.-Tbe X. Il. Club, or rather the
surviving members OF that organization,
with number OF invited guests, met by
appointment one day this week and had a
pleasent retiuion on Mayo's Island.
Rev. A. Binga, OF the First African
Baotist church, OF Manchester, In addition
20 his ministerial duties is one OF the teachers
Ia the public schools. He has, OF course,
rather rough material 10 work on, but his
pupils show pains.aking care and scholarly
supervision.
The Brighlhope Railroad Company have
commenced a number OF buildings, ma
chine-sb0ps, &C., nj Chester, which, when
completed, will give employment to large
number OF workmen, and materially in
crease the business aspects and prospects
OF the embyro city. Track.iayiOg Will be
commenced on the railroad between Ber-
mnda Hundred and Chester, everything
being now nearly ready.
Since the Let OF August SIT dog.medals
have been paid for. Eighty.six persons
failed to procure their dog-medals in time,
and seventeen have been summoned To
show cause why they should not be fined.
Licenses will probably be procured for DOC
dogs.
A Richmond man was hauled up yester.
DAY before Tue TohCc OVu3b AVi tSamlhE
within tue corporation limits Without
license. Time was allowed him to procure
the same.
The Manchester Amateur Brass Band Il
composed OF eight worthy and estimablC
young gentlemen, who, having procured 10
strumeDts at their own expense, have so fal
perfected themselves as to be able TO d.
credit 10 their own musical instincts an(
afford very great pleasure to their fellow
citizens.
Rev. DR.. Woodward united in the holy
bands Of wedlock last night, at the resi-
dence OF Mr.. Wilton Jones, in this city
Mr.. Joseph Beyill, OF Richmond, and Mis-
Mary Elizabeth Ellis, OF Manchester, 10 The
presence OF large number OF The mutua
friends OF the happy couple. among whom
there was universal wish for happines:
aud prosperity In their future life.
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Republican Consistency.

New YORK WorldJ
Last year a Federal offlce-holder in Flr-
plnia was dismissed for taking Tart with
Malone, for the reason that, as bis superior
absurdly put It, a favorIng Of reputation
was "immoral, and therefore inconsistent
with the dignity Of public officer" THIS
year every Federal ofice-holder 10 virginia
is actively at workin behalf OF reputation.
Every Republican senator 10 congress Is
committed by his vote, and almost every
one by his words, to the cause OF repudia'
tion in Virginia.
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Sord.-- sora are already putting In an APP
pcarance In the marshes with which Ches-
terfield sbounds, In the neigbborhood OF
the two riyers-James and Appomsttox-
which form her northern and southern
boundaries. The present indications are
that these fayorIte birds will be more than
nsDSly plentiful during the fall, now last
aF.nroaehinV
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fx..h,.,,op star II ,sa sveniae
The mail fos the assassin, &uttftut
sbons eonsl 10 that Of member Or Con-
qress. racre bus recently accumulated
nefhafs hail i peck oil p0stal-easdk ana irts
fere. 80 manf come that II Is Suspected
naftles lake this rleans OF advertising aoeir
bust ness. expecting that their communica-
tione Will be nade public ihrougn 'ne pa
pere. Among the postal-cafos feoelseu ~.
Gently are the following:
wAvrs "rny uREAr uSHuSo" TO LECTURE.
One, post-mGked Springfield. ohio' re q,
rs follows; "Cbarles Y. uul'eau. ~ ~
give you fee hundred dollars per nignt 70
iessure after Won have served eight years Ia
I,rv Tortugas. VIII advertise you as Inc
{, reat Jphung,' but viii not be responsiDis
for The caprices OF Judge Lynch
WANTED IN rExss.
Another, from Corsicana, Texas, Is a.
follows "ChariIe, you bard-hearted oId
villain, wish you TO come 70 Iexas anu ny
your hand on an old Fogy we naNe peIe,
il would be doing little GOOD ior the eVp
you have done to an innocent man"
PICTORIAL SPECIMENS.
Another from Vincennes, Ind, has PED
ngcfiire representing ga banging bee." WIG
the following: "Lo, Eurekal Bang goes
the trap and you go 10 nell u,no On
Another represents s.es.n renas a..
geared as 10 pun Uui'ea1 w ..ea, ~ reore.
tached TO nanos ane lee.. naIs' ;, and on
sented as crying "oeaiwsi,s, neR' Mn now,
IT'S written, T" lou nav ~ v The devil
and suppose you me nayp ye.dv Inscribed
Is Iepresen'eu w.n "a "a onn,jnS y
"fatlently ws''loE, a., ~ ,ns"rihed l." sacred
Announcer nas Son" '"S ~ "ssass,n and
70 lne memory VI ~ o. nchss 7 Cui-
flhaini unoei ,s,', .ioao -
''au P'OpS. -, 80. covy, ,vexrs.
$50 nS,.-..,oro o,arries 18th
Aaolner Ironi D', sa,,o
August, loSI' u a. io'o NJ hoort swclls
"Comraoe TuheIu' -,,,,,ss the nersecu-
wiin emoiIon WIEN ,,1a ~ an5,,c Won did
ton you are conpeneu ~ ~, ION sbalI have
my bidding nooly, anu very ~ ao ..
your reward-sucn ony . az a az Should
to Destow upon my ,ai.nau' =. re,der yo,,r
you need any. .,n ,u aro en6ursbIe 7 will
present cono ieo,n " 70 Ii,,ls hiack angels
senu seYeu . hn, ,,,rnhors IN male IL
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The camp.meet,nEs Not Doing Well

fFrOm the New YORK HeTaIHI
This wear some OF the camp-meelings are
not doing well, and at one OF them The ex-
nIanailon is made that the large town near
bv IL not fashionable enough. Has the
camp. meeting fallen so low that IL must
depend upon fashionable visitors 10 save u,
or is the religion OF city people so mucn
better than the old-fashioned country srtlcie
that the natives prefer il TO their OVID ana
desire 10 draw their spiritual sustenance as
well as their material profit from summer
boarders?
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Bon Air.-The regular Wednesday-nigbt
hop at Bon Air was attended by a large
delegation OF Manchester lads aud lassies,
comprising some OF The best dancers 10 the
CITY, Tss ,ss.,;,.,es lasted till late hour.
Mr.. James 7. Wood, postmaster OF Bon
AIR, has resigned that position and returned
N Richmond
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In a recent Interview with Mr. Joseph
Gramer, one OF the proprietors OF the EmeS-
son Piano Company, Boston, Mass, that
gentleman remarked; have used that
slSendid remedy, St. Jacobs Oh, 10 my
family, and found II TO be so very beneficial
that vii never be without It. II has cured
me Of severe case Of rheumatism, after
other remedies bad failed.
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TIE RFTTING.-Eole was the fav0rite,
selling in the pools at $3.50; Fillette, $50;
Aella. 500: Erasure, $50; the field, $50.
In the books there was even money against
Eola. 9 to l against Aella, 2 TO l against
Fillette, 6 to 1 against the King Ernest colt,
Stol against Erasure, and II TO l against
Bona Eide. The mutuals paid Sl3 80.
The RACE.-Eole bad rather the best Of
an excellent start, Aella second, WitherS
colt third. Fillette fourth, Bona Eide fifth,
Erasure sixth. When the horses passed the
Judges stand Withers's colt led by head,
Aella second, Eole third, Fllette fourth,
Bona Eide fifth, EraSure sixth. Withers's
colt showed the way around the upper turn
and was one length in front at the quarter
pole, A ella second, alenglh ahead OF Fillette,
she half a length ahead OF Eole, Bona Eide
nth, Erasure sixth. Going down the
backstretcb Withers's colt still led one
length; E0le second-a neck in front OF
Aella third, one length in advance OF Fill.
letie, the latter two lengths ahead OF Era
sure, she six lengths away from Bona Eide.
| Wthers's colt kept the lead around the
lower turn, and was still length IN
front at the three.Quarter pole, Eole
second, one length in advance OF FIJI
lette, the latter TWO lengths ahead OF
Aela, Erasure fifth, Bona Eide sixth.
Getting into the homestre,ch, Eole made
play, and capital race ensued between
him and Withers's colt, which termi.
mated with EOle winning the race by q
length; Withers's colt five lengths in front
OF FiIletle, the latter six lengths ahead OF
Erasure, who was six lengths in advance OF
AeIls; Bona Eide sixth. Time, 1:5S4.
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xrousrpoLp FURNIruRE, PAlhaILa0E i:
II vcSS !. ~ pis xoe. NkT1nE3sI ~. 81 plt,k1D
e1ef.s xr. Ar AUCTiOH.-J - ~ 1000. III.
osissK mn ssl a gy sas1T rici ier families
iea wing he eify--yiz ~ pafI. .ep oun A with
i FxcELLEkT whLeuT-cA,sE on IS a n w.
donbe bank OF KEYS, uaae " o - y
eoni 1,i mm,x NJ 'si Any CASE PA Ens
Walnut aud MAHOGANY WA as.d W. , ts5Is
BUREAUs. 3 X ID > FADE '"u -
Hx 7IhSRi0S LEAF, and CHAMBER
mi. TAs sLs sbrcK xArTREssEs;
fnifyf,Es, TIN SAVES.
P9RI0R nfvANs aud CHAIRS;
lsrg NS e. sae woub ca AIRS aud R0cKERs'
Cf.fa,KR. CfsOCKgRf.
RLACKBOARDS. &c, &c.
cnnsisnments received no 10 hour OF salss
an Ia Jas. MACDOUGALL. Aae. ls---
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BY w. Goddin, Auctionesr'
corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

BT W. Goddin, Auctlone"r'
corner Eleventh and Bank streets.
u,prrsTEF,s SALE OF LOT AND COM
ropTARl.E FRAMHn TENEMENT Anoe;
oa,i r 1N TuE EAST LINE OF TWENTf,Eih,!!n,t
SSTREET. between GRACE And h.ESas.
sali offer for sale at public auction, On the
premises. on - ,eo1
FRIDAY THE 10TH or AUGUST, 1881,
n,.Ioct y. NJ. the LOT aud FRAMED TESE-
MINT located ne above fronting "a .e... snd
haek III fees. The house contains iour rOoAS' '"'
Sdioir. 81. Pairicks Catholic church.
I Ile ~ se' w. GoDDIE. Auctioneer.
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,,,prsrrws SALE QUARTER-ACRE
MA IN ~ THE MORT sIBE on rE SET
epTWEEE THIRTikIH AND Ththts = 49,, ~
sr, srn ,1onry foot and wife 20 trustee.
dstsi ihs Gin July. 1878. and On Fecor9sa N tne
se5s once o. s ,ns sss n me vasmsni Of debt
shereby secured aud being required 20 70 uo ~ 'ns
hencarIary therein nsRed, shall sell by suchon' On
'"' I" MONDAY, August 22, 1881,
:. n ,coct p ~ the prorerly described 10 said deco
an ,orsied "a above The Los has mont OF about
so feet on street. contains cue ioursn =, gu -. %
ana ,ns mas r rDrr ~ Al Der mouth
one third cash tie balance by negotiable
notes &C SIX and twelve months WIN Interest auue"
and secured os aeeu GEORGE II s6s YOUNG, Trustee,
j. Is. EsAn, Auctioneer. Al 10
GALE OF THE YELLOW SULPHUR
- SPRINGS, MONTGOMERY CoUNTIS "a.
By virtue or decree OF me cnn
will sell at public suction. on the premises. on
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 1. 1881,
.on,,sncing at l2 NJ. this CELEBEAT ED
WATERING PLACE: together wlhn az rp ue l nF
prsyements and FARM OF sooul o4V AO"NS
I4 The YELLOW SULPHUR SPRINGS are distant
three and bali miles rom Cnfssl d phrsa nil:
from the MONTGOMERY White Sulphur springs, tnI \,
and a haiT miles from Blacksburg, tne seat Oh .nS
Virgiuia Agricultural and Mechanical College, asu
ten miles from the Alieghanv Springs. Tie water
Is the finest tonic in the mountains, ana me eese
tioo Is 1900 feet above sea level. Inc impT9Ss-
menta consist OF large and commoGious HOEEb'
with blocks Of COTTAGES capable or accommo-
dating 200 guests; bowling alley, bath, &C.
This PROPERTY presents UNUSUAL attractions on
account OF Its high elevation, bracing atmosphere,
and the valuable mineral properties Of rs waters:
TERMS: $1,000 cash, and the residue upon
credit OF one, two, and three years. the purchaser
giving bonds for the deferred payments Win APP
nroved serurity bearing Interest FROM day OF sale.
P'V'N JAMES A. WALKER,
WILLIAM A. WADE,
a. al Commissioners.
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RUSTEE'S SALE OF SMALL
sTREFT BETWEEN Ft DERAL AND COUTTS
STRFETS-By virtue OF certain deed OF trust
executed by Benjamin Yancey and wife 10 the un.
0ersigned Trustee, bearing date on the I'd day or
Nav. 1878, and recorded In the clerks Office of
Richmond Chancery Court, Dted Book liz A, page
secured therein aud being required TO do BY the
holder OF the same | shall sell by auction, on
TUESDAY, AUGUST 80, 1881,
ON the nremises at O'Clock p. ~, "all OF that
LOT OF LAND, with the improvements thereon,
Of Virginia. 10 that part Of said city known as
Duyasfs acdition fronting thirty feet on the west
ern SIDE OF Sc Jzpes street. between Federal and
Coutts streets. aud running back between parallel
lines one hundred and twenty feet TO an alley nine
feet WIDE"
TnKNs: Cash as TO expenses OF sale and note or
$1,000 with Interest from July 2s, 1881 (: balance,
~ any announced at sale. NJ. BATES, Trustee.
FURMAx TOPPER, Apelioueer. An 10
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NOR NEW YORK.-The Old -1sSFs

EOR NEW YORK.-The Old TE
n Dominion Steamship Company's s&1sksess
steamers will sail as follows: Steamer OLD Do
MINTON, Captain WALKER, every TUESDAY al
2 O'Clock U. NJ; steamer WYANOkE, Captain
Couch, every FRIDAY at 2 O'Clock i. NJ; steamer
MANHATTAN. Captain KELLY, every SUNDAY
al & O'Clock A. NJ.
Freight received up 10 L O'Clock y. VI. FOR the
TUESDAYS and F-iday's steamer, aud % O'Clock
Saturday evening for Sundays snip.
Through bills OF lsding signed and goods for-
Uarded With dispatch 20 all points NORTH south, east,
aud west: also. 70 foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Aner-cabIn fare TO New York, $1,000; refund
trip tlS; steersge, 90 sno ~.
For freight or passage apply 10
g. W. ALIEN q CO., Agents,
my Ats ComnanVfs Wharf Rockets.
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REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.

COMFORTABLE BRICK DWELL e.
OIRG ON THE EAST SIDE OF Third ~
BETWEEN CLAY AND LEIGH STREETS FOR
sALE.-I Offer for sale an EXCELLENT BRICK
DWELLING located rs above The lot has froat
OF 4eK feet by 125 feet 10 alley. The WELL
ING Is In good repaiT: con AinE seven rooms. wi b
front AID pOrtcos, aud kitchen and surrounded
In front and rear by hbnds0 ae shade-Ntee.
TERMS: Very reasonable. .
ADpY 40 w. GOlDlN,
an 1885, Real Estate Auctioneer.
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GALE OF THE WHITE SULPHUR
- SPRINGS,
MONTGOMERY COUNTY, VA.

GALE OF THE WHITE SULPHUR
- SPRINGS,
MONTGOMERY COUNTY, VA.
By yiriue Of decree Of the Circuit Court OF
Montgomery county, In the chancerY suit OF cray
executors rs. The Montgomery White snlpnnn,r
Springs Company, we will sell the REAL ESIAIb
AND FRANCHISES Of said company, ON the
premises at auction on
THURSDAY, AUGUST IS, 1851.
This oroperiy consists Of 1885 ACRES OF EX-
CELLENT LIMESTONE LAND, CREEK BOT
TOM AND UPIAND-mucb of II In valuable TIM
Der: LARGE HOTEL, COTTAGES. RECEPIlQN-
HOUSE, BATH HOUSES, BOWLlNG-AbbE1S
&C.. &C.: all uplete, In good repair ana capSOe
of comfortably entertaining 500 guests; also,
RAILROAD In hrst-class order ~ Ded aud equip,
mept connecting The lawn wi h the Norfolk ana
Western railroad, one and three quarter miles as
tSnt. The springs are In a romantic glen IN the
heart OF the AIeghanies, and In easy reaeh OF the
other Virginia springs. The lawn is superb, and
improyed with magnificent shade trees. fountains,
walks &C. &C. Two white sulphur springs and
cbalybeate furnish an UEFAlLING SUPPLY oil
highly medicinal waters, all making summer re-
sort second 10 none in attractions and popularity.
TERMS: Five per cent. cash on the day or sale
residue IN equal Insalmenis runaiDg one. two, ana
three years. with Interest from day OF sale, bonds
and security required, and 1.-THE retained by Inc
Court until purchase-money shall be fully paid.
Possession delivered January l. 1882.
For further particulars address the undersigned
at ChrlstiansburS, Va. -
THOMAS F.. SULLIVAN,
GEORGE G. JUNkIN,
ty2 Commissioners.
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EUROPEAN STEAMSHIP <6fT5A
h TICKETS. s>se&zssk
EUROPEAN STEAMSHIP AGENCY

1000 MAIN STREET,
Representing the following drst-clsss ocean steam.
ship lines from Boston, New York. philadelphia and
baltimore, to Europe CUNARD, WHITE STAR,
NATIONAL, ANCHOR. GUION, INMAN. AMtR
ICAN, RED STAR, ALLAN, NORTH GERMAN
ERLANDS, AMERICAN, ITALIAN. and BOR-
DEAUX. FIRST CLASS, sEC0SD-CLAsS, anc
sTEERAGE TICKETS 10 and from all The principal
points in Europe. Excursion tickets az reduced
rates. State-roOms secured in advance. Par ites
going to Eur0pe sending for their friends would
do well TO communicate with the undersigned be-
fore purchasing elsewhere. Railroad and steamship
tickets to all pOints in the United states and Cav
ada. Rates same IS at depots and general offices
No trouble 10 answer questions. Write 10 or call on
A. W CARRIER,
General Railroad and steamship Agent.
1000 Main street, Richmond, va.
mr. 17-hEm2m
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BY Jno. L. Laughion. Jr.. Auctioneer,
1905 Main street.

EoUR Mich cows, HORSE AND
IL DRAY. TOP-BUG6Y, AND THREE SETS
or HARNESS, AT AUCrION.-On
SATURDAY THE 10Th INSTANT,
al l2 O'Clock will sell at the residence or George
above the city.
GOOD Mich cows.
1 HORSE SPRING-DRAY, and HARNESS;
3 sets OF HARNbSS,
GOOD SECOND HAND TOP BUGGY.
Parties m want OF the above are inyited 10 make
an examination before The hour OF sale.
JN0. r. LAUAHfON, JR-
au 10 Arciioneer.
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Richmond. s:45 P.M 1910 A. NJ. 1000 2. NJ.
as Arrive at
~ West POINT 5:56 p. NJ la5 r. NJ 1915 A. ".

ALI trains daily except SuDoay.
Passenger train connects at West Pelnt on TUES
DAYS, THURSDAYS, and SATURDAYS With
steamers 10 anu from Baltimore.
Freight trains will have passenger coach attached
Train No. a. connecU At BurkeyIlle with Nor.
folk atd western railroad for Farmyile, Lynch.
Train No. 30 fast mall stops only az JetersyilIe
BurksyiIle, Drass's Branch; Bartsdse's. Dsnyile,
Greensboro sahsbury, Charlotte, NparIanburg
GreenvIlie, Seneca Toccoa, Lua, ard 1i.,nesyilie
west.
Train No. AZ (through passengerl s,ons AN, eta
| TONS connecting at Sutherlin's wi,h Mit9n IA
Sntherlin NarrOw-Gauge railroad fer Milton Z. al
salisbury with West@a North Carolina railroad for
| all pOiDis in Western North Carolina; Al Atlants
| for ali poiEts South and Southwest.
| Train No. AZ Through passenger and mall st0ps
af all stations, connecting a. suiherhn's with nl6s
! ana Sutherin Narr0w-Gsuae railroad for Milton:
at Atlanta for all points South and Southwest: Al
Charlotte with Charlotte, Columbia aud August,
railroad for Columbia, Augusta, savannah, and
Trains from The sou,h arrive az Richmond AZ 4.47
p. M. 3:42 L. M.t7:l3 A: NJ. and 2 le =. ~, and
irom West Point 81 lo:l A. NJ. tPassenger), l:35
z. NJ. and s:20 p. Al. tFrelght.)
PULLMAN-CAR SERVICE;
On Train No. 5O-Richmond to Atlanta.
ON Train No. 49-New YOrk aud APauis ria
Richmond, and Greensboro 10 Henry's siauOD
Western North Carolina railroad.
on Train No. 42-Washington. ard Richmond.
and Danville, and DaDville and Augusta.
BOn-Air passenger trains leave RicbmOpd 81 6.35
A. NJ. and 6:35 Z. NJ; arrive az Bon Airat 6:54 A.
NJ. aud 6:50 7. N. arrive At Co4lneld al 7:l2 A.
N. and 7:l1 l.. NJ. Returning, leave COalhCd AZ
TAI A. NJ. and 1923 p NJ; leave Bon Airst "a.
NJ. and TAO =. NJ; arrive 40 Richm MI Al S23 A.
NJ. and r. ". AlIassenger trai IS except toe fas {
tickets sold 70 ali points south. southeast, Sbo
southwest, and baggage checked through.
No lsy-over checks given on LEGAL tickets.
General PASSENGER and Ticket Agent
r. d. z. TALCOTT. General Manager. su7
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No. 2 DAILY except saturday. Nos. and
DAILY except sunday.
Pullman parlor cars through 70 Baltimore Cd no.
train. -. ,-,-tf.
Pullman sleeping cars through 70 PhhaieituA
aud New York on No. train. - -,,
CHARLES +. BATCH
General Passenger Agent
JOSEPH II. SANDS, Superintendent. ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-19
THE POPULAR wATERING.PLACE,
CAPE MAY,
rs REACHED BY THE
WEST JERSEY RAILROAD IN Two HOURS
FROM PHILADELPHIA.

Fast express trains, with PARLoR CABs ~
TACKLED, are run duriug the season AZ conNsu'S.,,
hours, and passengers VIII Ind on Their atfNA =
Philadelphia Union Transfer coaches aud ne
cars ready 10 transfer dtrect 10 the staios o, .e
WEST JERSEY RAILROAD, al the loot oi N''-
ket stre.f. ,,
For through tickets, baggage checks, and iui ia'
formation. apply a. follows: 1000 Main s,re I, -
change Hotel, or station Richmond. frsseriI As.-.1
aud Potomac railroad, corner Eighth and b'4N
streets. j. II. WOOD
General Passenger Asth
FRANK TUOMPSOx Geuel nj Manager. y =
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GUITEAU's BOOK.
The AIbemarIe Horse Wins AnOIher
Race nt Saratoga.

The third race at Saratoga Thursday was
p free handicap sweepstakes for three.year-
Odds. If S25 each, IL not declared out. With
$500 added, the second to receive 1925 out
Of the stakes. One mile and an eighth.