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cree affirmed; opinion delivered BY
Judge Lacy. ~.
pscrss reversed opinion BY Judge
Fsuntleroy, Judge Lacy dissenting.
Tslisfsfro ". Day. From Orange
county. Decree affirmed; opinion BY
Judge Richardson.
trustees Of Springfield Independent
Sons Of Temperance rs. Mayo and ais:
From the Hastings Court OF tho city Of
Richmond. Judgment reversed opin-
ion by Judge Lewis, Judge Lacy dis
ssnting. ,.,
Baiiy o.. The Commonwealth. From
Giles county. Judgment affirmed BY q
divided court Judges Lewis and Rich
srdson dissenting. A petition has been
filed in this case for . rehearing.
Dickinson rs. Clement and wife.
From franklin county. Decree re-
yersed; opinion by Judge Richardson.
Friday, June Is: Wysor Us. The
Norfolk and Western railroad. Appeal
from wythe county. Case argued by
walker and Robert Crockett, for plain
tiff in error, and by William II. Boiling,
for defendant.
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Determined 70 make reductions 70
watss.fsnts. This is dss 70 the good
management Of Captain r. O. Hsrn.
don. chairman Of the committee.
The Baptists will hold Sunday
school convention ct Mt. Vernon
church, Halifax county, on the 2lst
and 22d Of July.
Rev. P. II. Fontain, Of Halifax
county, was bitten by . moceasin
some days ago. but IS he had on .
thick pair Of pants the fapgs Of the
serpent did not penetrate the flesh
deep enough to infuse the poison, and
he suffered no bad results. ELLA.
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PETERSBURG.
nAxpeoxI INV Dxrof.SurtprNo 10
N BUILT,



PETERSBURG, june Is, 1886.
The Norfolk and Western Railroad
Ooppany have ordered The erection Of
: handsome new passsnger-dep6t build
iDe ID this city, and The work will be
commenced % soon a. tho plans have
been completed. The building will
occupy The site Of the present depot,
bat viii be Of brick and . much larger,
handsomsf, and moro commodicus
structure than The. present one. The
plans viii probably be ready BY the
lst of July. II IL understood that :
portion Of the building will DO occupied
By the Atlantic Coast-Line for passenger
purposes.
A personal difficulty occurred this
morning between Major Thomas II.
Bond, collector Of city taxes, and Mr..
W. Irving Smith, collector Of delin-
qusnt taxes, growing out Of differences
about the sale Of delinquent property.
Blows were passed, but the gentlemen
we're separated before either bad been
injured. They werS taken before JUS
tics Olivier, who required them to give
bond in the sum Of $500 each to keep
The peace. Subsequently Mr.. Smith
VAS also struck by Dir. Hunter Bond,
SON Of Major Bond. lie was also i'm
msdiatsly put under bonds. The affair
has caused Q good deal Of comment on
the streets to-day.
The closing exercises Of st. Joseph's
Catholic School took place to-day in
the presence Of . crowded assemblsge.
Bishop Rsane was present and deliver
I'D An address. The occasion was one
Of much interest, and many beautiful
prizes were distributed to the pupils.
Mr.. w. Howard Parkinson, adjunct
professor Of Modern Languages at the
University Of Virginia, has been visit
ing friends in this city for few days.
He win leave next Monday for Paris
10 prosecute his studies during the sum-
mer. =,
Mr.. T. NJ. Butterworth, we'll
known citizen Of Dinwiddie county,
died at his home yesterday aged 10
years.
The Republican members Of the
Common Council are fairly beseiged by |
candidates for Office, the number Of
which is said to be very great. All
nominations will be agreed upon in
caucus.
A letter just received in this city
gives q graphic account Of . recent re-
ception at the castle Of the Lord Lieu
tenant at Edinburgh. Among the
guests present we're Miss Pace and Mr..
Ellis Talbot, Of Richmond, and Mr..
and Mrs. Kennedy laurie Dickson, Of
this CITY. ROBIN ADAIR.
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GOOpSON GOES DRY.
Result OF Local Option I'm This Border
TaHn-Wet Weather-CrOps, Etc.


Correspondence ofthe Richmond Dispatch,
BRISTOL GoODsoN, June II, 1886.
Goodson district voted to-day upon
local option. There has been for the
past two weeks the hottest canvass |
have ever known in any election
speaking almost daily over the entire
district, and very great interest taken
in the result. The returns from the
yotipg.places are not yet in Thursday
mighty, but enough is known to be GER
tain the anti.license ticket is carried by
from $50 to 800 majority. The vote
was the fullest ever known in the dis
trict. So the bar-rooms of Goodson
will have to be closed.
We are having great deal of rain,
which is rather damaging to wheat,
but fine on oats, corn, and tobacco.
The wheat is almost ready for harvest
ing, and is somewhat injured with smut,
but the crop all through this section
will be a very good one. There are
scarcely any peaches, and the apple
crop will be very light. A large crop
of tobacco has been set and is growing
of finely this seasonable weather.
BORDER.
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BY K. Is. Chaflin & Co..
Real Estate Auctioneers,
No, l north Tenth street.

A UCTION SALE OF DESIRABLE
"A LOTS IN THE WESTERN PART OF
THE CITY ON CLAIBORNE STREET,
ANDIN THE COUNTY. VERY MAR TIE
CITY LIMITS, ON ASHLAND STREET.
Al the request OF the owner. who is nom
resident and anxious to SELL we Will sell by
public auction. on the premises, COM
mencing on Claiborne street, on
WEDNESDAY, JUNE %, 1855,
ut o'clock z. NJ, the above-located LOTS
in the improving West End. The lots on
Claiborne street are Nos. IL and ID, Square
81, fronting so feet and extend back l23
feet TO an alley. The lots on Ashland street
front 80 feet (south side) and extend back
I25 feet TO an alley, and are located $50 feet
east of Carter street.
This sale offers chance 10 Ouy bargains,
rs the owner means to sell.
TERMS: One third cash; balance In six
and twelve months with 6 per cent. inter
est, secured by deed OF trust.
II. b. CHAFFIN K CO.,
leIs Auctioneers.
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HALIFAX AND THE LAW.
A Worth Carolina sheriff Attempts TO
Take Prisoner without the Gov.
ernor's Requisitiou-The fse-

~
Take Prisoner without the Gov.
ernor's Requisition-The Ne.
suIt-Brtef Items.
ICorrespondence Of the Richmond Dispatchl
SOUTH BosTON, June Is, 1886.
Last fall q young man named Allen,
alias Charles Meadows was arrested in
Oxford, N. c., charged with stealing
$50 from . farmer at Johnson's ware
house Of that town. Meadows was
bailed, nine young men Of Oxford going
security for him. He skipped the town,
and recently has been working in South
Boston. Hearing of his whereabouts
the above-named young men (who in
the mean time had paid eli apiece
on his bail bond) sent depu-
ty sheriff over to South Boston
yesterday to arrest Meadows. Justice
Littleton Edmunds examined the case,
and oil he could do was to send
Meadows to our county Jail for safe
keeping until requisition from the
Governor of North Carolina was re-
ceived. The deputy sheriff wishing to
return home and get his money for
taking the trip instead Of going to
Halifax Courthouse took Q back track
when be reached Broad street for OK
ford. His prisoner shouted Justify
for help, and several young men
Of the town to uphold the dignity
Of Virginia law and decorum
refused to let Meadows continue his
journey. Several went to the Court
house, consulted counsel, had Meadows
released, and to-day he is enjoying liber-
" in parts unknown. Much excitement
was occasioned in town. all owing to
the fact that the acting deputy sheriff
was too anxious to make his money,
and because he had no right to take the
accused from the State in the absence
Of the necessary papers.
BRIEFS.
Mrs. E. A. Chastain, widow Of the
late Howell Chastain, died last night ct
the residence Of Major II. A. Edmond
SON, Halifax Courthouse, in the seventy
sixth year of her age. Mrs. Chastain
was . Virginia lady Of the olden time,
and was loved by largo circle Of
friends and relatives. She leaves one
son, Mr.. j. B. Chastain, Of Baltimore.
Funeral services will be held tomorrow
ct st. Johns church, Halifax Court
house.
The Planters and Merchants Bank
this week published its usual quar-
tsrly report in tho Record. One Of the
items Was, "Legal.tender notes on
hand, t14,S25. co." The compositor
changed the figures 80 as to appear
ol4S.25, and the bank and the Record
have been receiving good.natured jokes
al day.
whsatharvesting has commenced.
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Determined 10 Keep Closed.

TROY, N. Y, June lS.-The Collar
and Shirt-Manufacturers' Association
to. day adopted a resolution reasserting
their determination to keep their collar
factories and laundries closed until q
sufficient number of employees in each
laundry have signi6ed a desire to re-
turn to work at the Associations
schedule of wages, or until the meui-
bers of the Association are compelled
to advertise for and teach new and in
experienced help.
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Array Between Prison Guards and
Soldiers.

lBy telegraph TO the Dispatch.l
NEW YORK, June lS.-Panama adj
vices of the 10th have the following
A terrible ARRAY has occurred at b.
gotta, capital of the republic, between
The guard Of the prisons and the mem.
bsrs of one Of the national battalions.
One general, several officers, and thirty
soldiers we're killed. The ARRAY is
looked upon as the outcome of an old
erudgS between the guards and soldiers,
without any political significance what
ever.
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DANvilLE D0INas.
uanvills and New River Railroad
Oalcsrs Elected Kitten by
Snake. etc.

uanvilSs and New River Railroad
Oaicsrs Elected Disten by q
Snake. etc.
lCugzvspondsnee the Richmond Dispateh. I
DANvILLE, June Is, 1886.
Mr.. J. II. Schoolfeld, president Of
ne Danville aad New River Railroad,
has asked the counsel TO suspend col
lecaion Of lie interest claims for three
years, and accept in lieu thereof the
psomissory notes Of the company,
payable Eve years from date of said in
terest claims. The counsel has agreed
10 do so on condition that Mr.. School
feld or homo man equally as acceptable
to the city shall be president Of the
road for five years. The company also
asks tie Western Division bondholders
70 suspend collection Of half their inter-
est claims for . term Of years upon
some conditions O. above.
The Grays last night elected John
b. Boatwright second lieutenant aud
J. W. Smith junior second. Mr.. w.
A. Matthews read . touching memorial
poem on the death Of the late Captain
Bossisux, Of Richmond. The poem
viii bs published.
Come miscresnt yesterday morning
removed . nut from the wheel of one
Of Lumpkin's buses, and but for the
timely discovery 8 serious accident
night have resulted.
Senator ysnos and Congressman
Rad, OF North Carolina. took break.
lhst here ysstsFdsy morning. They
Hsss On their way to Salem, N. O.,
! here hey take part In the closing ex-
|rcIees Of one Of the schools there.
A littls con Of Mr.. A. F. Hstchett, |
4 PlttsyIsanis. died the other day |
I'm ~ effects Of 3 watermslon.sesd
iii eet into bis whd-pipe 10 August
~ water and o. Committee have
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AgcrIeH s1 llI.Iz., rsss ss Deys:+
BY Brown 4 Lee,
Real Estate Auctioueen,
AshIand, Va.
Observation-Disclosures SALE OF A

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A
~ TRACT OF LAND IN HANOVER
COUNTY, VA.-By virtue OF decree OF the
Chancery Court of Richmond CITY, entered
June 20, 1882, In the suit q "HAYroye q
Con Vs.. Minor and Dabney, Trustees co.
we win cell by public auction, at Beaver
Dam depot, on
MONDAY, July IL, 1855.
at 1:s0 O'Clock r. NJ, that VALUABLE AND
WELL KNOWN FARM called "BEAVER
DAM,D containing $50 ACRES, more or less,
wing and being In Hanover county about
~ miles from Beaver-Dam depot on
the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad. This
farm il situated I'm o most healthful
section Of coIntry and has UPON ~ ,o one
dences In the county. The house Is OF
brick, and was built since the war by the
late Colonel Edmund Fontalne. President
OF the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Com
pany, for his private residence. The place
has on It all the necessary out-buiidinss and
a large orchard.
TERMS: Cash enough TO pay costs OF suit
and sale and the debts secured In the yari.
GUS deeds OF trust mentioned In said suit, as
ascertained by report OF Commissioner
Howard and said decree in said sult-say
about "a, 600; balance payable as X. N. Fon.
taipe or said misaioners may direct. IL
Is expected, however that moro liberal
terms will be agreed on at the sale. This
sale is made subject TO the contingent right
OF dover OF Kate NJ. Fontaine, wife OF X. VI
Fontaine. The Court will be asked 10 re-
serve the family battle-ground, with right
OF egress and ingress, to the present owner.
HILL CARTER
THOMAS ". PAGE,
RICHARD l.. MAURY,
fe 10 SAT- Special Commissioners.
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THURSDAY. JUNE "a. 1856.
Auctioneer,

THE SUBSCRIBERS AS TRUS-
l. TEES in four deeds OF trust-{1) one Of
sth March, 1879, from William =. Morris
and wife to J. II. Lewis; (2) one OF 2sth DC.
tober, 1879, from same TO same: deed
OF - day OF -, 1855, from William :.
Morris aud wife TO A. X. Long and ~ one
OF 10th January, 1856, from John ). Morris
and wife TO j. Ii. Lewis-wlll, on
MONDAY. JULY IL; 1856. (CoUIr-DAY,)
az IL NJ, sell by auction, In front OF the
courthouse in Williamsburg, the following
REAL ESTATE:
1. A FARM about mile from Williams
burg, on the north side Of the main road
leading TO Yorktown, called "Semple's,
formerly the property Of the late Robert Z.
Waller, containing about 45l ACRES.
q. Another FARM, adjoining the above,
and known as the "Glebe," containing
about 300 ACRES, also formerly belong.
ing 10 the late Robert Z. Waller.
TERMS: one fourth cash: the residue In
one, two. and three years, the purchasers
giving bonds bearing interest from the day
OF sale, with approved personal sureties
for the deferred instruments, the title being
withheld as further security. Outstand-
ing claims. II any. will be paid out OF the
fund so as TO give the purchasers clear
titles. JOHN H. LEWIS, Trustee.
jels-20t A. X. LONG. Trustee.
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BY George f. Crawford,
Real Estate Agent and AuctIoneer,
1908 Bank street.


TRUSTEES SALE OF A DESlRA-
l. BILE FARM IN CHESTEKFlE ED
COUNTY. ON THE RICHMOND AND
DANVILLE RAILROAD, CONTAINING
ONE HUNDRED AND THlRTY-ElGHr
AND ONE HALF ACRES-VALuA BhE
FOR CORD WOOD AND FARMING PUR-
Possibly virtue OF deed OF trust from
Thomas Hatcher, trustee, bearing date May
%. 1884. and duly recorded in the clerk s Of
fee OF Chesterfield County Court, Deed BOOK
80, page 207, and being requested by the
holder OF notes therein secured 50 10 do, the
undersigned trustees Will offer for sale at
public auction, on
MONDAY, JUNE 2l, 1885,
at 4 O'Clock p. NJ, between the SIX ana
seven mile posts on said railroad on the
prem ises, the above. described PROPERTY A..
TERMS Enough In cash To defiay ex-
penses OF sale, all delinquent taxes aud 10
pay of one note for SIS and one for 5000.
nd interest on both from the 28th day Oh
May, 1856: balance secured as may be an
nounced ON day OF sale.
J. W. ANDERSON.
GEORGE l.. CRAWFORD,
Trustees.
GEORGE Z. CRAWFORD, Auctioneer..
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WANTED, A MAN OF TEN
yNANTED, MEN AND WOMEN


NOTICE.-LOST PAPERS-"ROB-
IN IEsON's ADMINISTRATOR vs.. ROB-
INSON AND ALS.." and HOOD AND
WIFE VS.. WILLIAMS AND ALS.-Tne
ape n In the above causes. which are pend
Ing In the Circuit Court OF Henrico county,
having been taken from the Office and mis-.
laid, any person having them In poNe@lon
or knowing whore they are will please re-
turn them TO the clerks ONCE, or inform
me through telephone mo. 1881. - they are
dEoRGE W. GARTER,
10 1879 Clerk.
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snprsme Court Of Appeals Of Virginia.
iSpecial telegra m to this Dispatch.i

WyTHEvILLE, VA, June 49,
June 18th Penn and ais. %. Inglss
snd ais. From the Corporation Court
Of Danvills. Decree reversed; Judge
Lewis delivering the opinion.
Turpin and ais. rs. The Chesterfield
Coal and Iron-MiniDs Company. De.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-19

The huntsville Reading Club, Of
Dunnsvilie, Va, held recently very
successful entertainment to raise funds
to aid in the building Of the Jackson
monument.
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spa,ly. tDaiiy except sunday
.,raDpf ~. pf AELsl

spaily. tDaiiy except sunday
sTOPPING-PLACh
Nos. 40 and 43 make 40 stops. Scs ~
and as stop only on sigma at Chester, Ceu-
tralia and MaDch eater Nos 20. ~ -, ~
80. IS. 81, SO. 81. and 81 stop NJ Al! Stations
for pafserye~ ...
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE
On Train No. 40 sleep ng oars between
Washington and Charleston. On Train No:
IS sieepipg cars between jacksonville sni
Washington. On Trains Nos. ~ sni 20
sleeping.cars between New YORK ana 'ses'
sonville. $500. 49,, .o,-
THE ONLY AIl,RAIL LINE TO Soh'
FOLK.
LAVA ARSlVn.
Richm'd sil:s0 A. N NORFOLK $40 =. W.
Richmd. ts:sO =. NJ Norfolk. 10 I "a
Norfolk-. .s:a0 A. NJ Hiohmd- 1880 !. ".
Norfolk 1880 Y. N. Riehmd 'v2o =. W.
These trains also make close connection
To and nom Farmville. t.ynehoarv. anu
scuii western points. aud All stations Oh
III. Norfolk and wsstero ,>u!osd
supsriatsnd.nt OF characterization.
TN. EnERsnN. <iepers' Passenger Agent
eol HAS. rrAfnc Manager. leiS
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IMMEDIATELY AFTER TIE SALE
i of the above property small tract OF
SEVENTEEN ACRES adjoining the same
will also he sold for cash.
GEORGE Il. CRAWFORD,
ie17-4t 1908 Bank street.
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AUCrION sALEs-reeere neys:
BY Furman Topper
Heal Estate Agents and Auctiouserh
10le east Main street.
T,RUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE

TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE
Il GRACE-sTREET PROPERTY. No. O.
BETWEEN FIRST AND FOUSuEE
STREETS.--By virtue OF deed OF trust ex-
ecuted to the undersigned. bearing date on
the 90 day OF January, 1883, and recorded
in Richmond Chancery Court, Deed-book
l22 b., page ass, default having been made
In the payment of certain notes therein ye-
cured, and being required 20 10 DO by the
beneficiary, we shall sell by auction, on the
premises. on
THURSDAY. JUNE "a, 1856.
NJ O'Clock p. NJ, the VERY VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE above referred 70, and mliy
described In the deed mentioned. The
dwelling mas twelve rooms, with modern
conyenIences, and on the premises are
stable and carriage-houses. The lot fronts
as feet and runs back 100 feet TO an alley
twenty feet wide, and 10 setin fruit. and
sbade-trees, vines, and flowers. The site
offers rare chance for the erection OF three
first-ciass residences, which would make
charming homes or fine Investments. This
is the choice part OF Grace street, andshould
evoke eager bidding.
TERMS Cash a. to expenses OF sale and
$3.50, with interest from January 2. 1885;
$3.50 with interest from April 2, 1885: q
credit as to.ss7. so due July 2, 1885; credit
as 10 $3.50 due october 2, 1885; also
credit as to $3.50 and $1,000 due January
2,lss7. Balance as announced at sale.
7. UPPER, yR.,
. ABRAM LEVY,
SAMUEL l.. LYMAN.
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Just ARRIVED AN INVOICE OF
POWDER TEAS. ENGLISH BREAK
FAST. "HEE0;" and JAPAN's TKAs A.
5yiS TccARrHY : HAyHEv.
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uNDERTAAE9s.

WTlLLIAM II. SUTH- G
w ERIANp a Sons. FOR
NIsHING UNDERrAKER3, 72s east Main
street, between seventh and Eighth: have
3 large assortment Of sHkOuDS, Woou
And METALLIO CASKETS, CASES. and
CIOTH CASKETA 1t low prices
County and telee rspn orders promptly
attended 70 day or night nah 21eodSm
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ALE AT AUCTION OF A
- VALUABLE FARM AND COAL PRO
PERTY IN THE END OF POWHATAN
COUNTY, VAL will. rs commissioner OF
Fluyanna Circuit Court, in the suit OF Ash
Inns administrator as. White. &C, oiter Tor
sale at auction, al Goochland Courthouse,
on -
AUGUST ID, 1885,
THAT being court day. } the valuable above
mentioned PROPERTY, lying IN the lower
end OF Powhatan county, adjoining the
lands OF Edward Scott aud Others, being
known as HARDENS," and originally
owned by Ewd. Scott, ST., containing 775
ACRES, more or less OF which 100 acres
are James-riyer fairgrounds. which are
very valuable, as well AS the uplands. The
houses are inferior. II is within eighteen
miles OF Richmond, Just across the river, by
the Richmond and Allegheny railroad, and
near the Huguenot sulphur Springs, and
ten miles Gom the Danville railroad. A
GOOD neighborhood. and churches OF va
rious sects accessible easily.
TERMS Cash as 10 81. 800, and on credit
OF six months as to s2,e75, ana on credit
to November Is, 1856, as to s2,S75: and on
the balance. II any, credit for one and two
years.
l.. ]. WALTON, Commissioner.
my 29-Satds Palmyra, Va.
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-
pICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
ole commanding N0vEHBER Is, iI sssa..
eco 4 -. leaves BYRD Stree, s,s,,o,
daily; stops only at AshIsnI
junction, Milford, and Frsas,
rfcksburg. Sleeper 20 WssY
ington. Leaves Washing,n.
for New York at ii A. N. '"a
1ls0S A. Il. leaves Byrd.Strset station
daily, except Sunday. Leays.
Washington for New YORK az
s:so Z. n. also by limited Al
ESQ p. H., leaves Byrd-street static,
daily. Sleeper 70 New Yo,s
1899 A. NJ, arrives At Byrd.street s,aiios
daily. sleeper nom New Yors
re y. n, arrives at Byrd. Street sta,loS
daily: stops at Freiericks
burg, Milford, and Junctlon
Sleeper nom Washington.
o.Oe r. NJ, arrivesat Byrd-Street static,
daily, except Sunday.
A. ". train connects at FreierickSbu,z
with Piedmont. Fredericksburg aud 80,
mac railroad for Orange Courthouse.
ASHLAND TRAINS.
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAYS:
zoo p. NJ, accom- m odstion, leavs,
Broad-Street station: arrive,
at Ashland at S r. ~,
tbs r. NJ, leaves Elba; arrives at Ash,
land at 500 Z. NJ.
S:b0 A. NJ, arrives a. Elbs leaves Ash.
land at Gas A. VI.
o:66 A. NJ, accommodation, arrives Al
Broad.Street station; leayel
Ashland at 8 A. NJ.
o:6e y. NJ, arrives At Elba leaves Ash,
land at 6:12 Il. VI.
CA. TAYLOR, General Ticket Agent
K T. ID. MYERS. General SUPERINTENDENT
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS:
old DOMINION STEAM 1sSSh
" SHIP COMPANY. ~sns1zfes


Steamers leave Richmond NV cry TU ksS-
DAY, FRIDAY, and SUNDAY,
steamers leave New York for Richmond
EVERY TUESDAY, THU RSDAI, and SAT-
URDAY at 3 L. VI.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Cabin fare to New York Qncuding meals
and BERTH, $40; round-trip tickets, SIS
steerage, with subsistence, "; without
subsistence, SO.
Freights forwarded and through bills OF
lading Issued for points beyond New York.
Freight received daily until Z. VI.
Manifest closed on sailing days one hour
before departure.
at 3P, NJ. by the Newport's News steamer
and arrive at Richmond by the Chesapeake
and Ohio train the next day Sunday al
6:l6 y. NJ.
passengers leaving Richmond by the
Chega pea Ike and Ohio railway al 500 I. NJ
(pia Newport's News and the Richmond
and Petersburg railroad at 2:4e Z. VI. on
MONDAYS, TUESDAYS, WEDNESDAYS
THURSDAYS. and SATuRDAYS. viii
make connections at NORFOLK with the
steamers leaving those days.
SAILINGS THIS WEEK.
ROANOKE, Captain COUCH, SUNDAY,
June goth. at 7 O'Clock A. VI.
OLD DOMINION. Captain SMITH, TU ES-
DAY, June ED, at O'Clock L. NJ.
WYANOKE, Captain HULPHERS, FRI.
DAY, June 25th, al o'clock Z. M.
GEORGE W. ALLEN 4 CO., Agents,
No. 1901 Main street and
je19 Company's wharf. Rockets.