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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-21

suit About House Decided 20 "a
bride.

The case will come up In the New York SUI
irene Court to day In the suit for the eject.
ment Of Albert c. Angel from the ware
house No "A Hudson street. EsIiv In the
present century q comfortable dwelling
house stood on the ground, which belonged
20 Henry Hammond, prosperous young
merchant OF New York city. Young
Hammond was I'm love with Miss Fveiina
Truxton. one OF the bellies OF Gotham,
aud daughter OF Commodore Truxton, who
had won bis titc lighting under The
Continental Congress's commission. Miss
Truxton consented 10 marry The young mer-
chan,, and the only stipulation that the old
Commodore required OF has prospective SON
tn-law was that be should sctlle upon hlS
wife the house and lot No. "a Hudson street.
This Mr.. Hammond glaily did, and he con.
veyed tee property 10 Charles Bidde in
trust for her. The wedding took place IN
Is0G The couple lived a. No Al Hudson
street. aud dsnshier was born to them,
Mar, Eyelina, who eventually Inherited the
property.
In 1856 she married Ambrose w. Thomp-
sou. Of New York cl;y. aud died niue years
later, leaving several children, the eldest a
son named after bis father. and since known
20 the pubic rs Colonel Ambrose Thompson,
a soldier and civil engineer. After the desth
az bis first wife the elder Thomp'on kept
nossesson Of The iiu6son.Sireet property, rs
he was legally entitled to do, having life
interest. After being tive wears u widower
10 married Miss Mary Ewing Ritche. From
tbi- union dates all the trouble. The second
Mrs. ThOmpson's sigSt uame and middle In.
,iial were the same rs the first wife's. IN
1858 IL Is alleged that she ioiaed Der husband
IN deciding the Hudson street property,
which belonged 10 The first wife, 10 John III,
Glover, nov praciicing LAWYER OF this city.
In The deed she is virtually described a.
May Il. Thompson. daughter OF EveIlna
Thompson. On this deed hangs the issue
% be presented to- day.
The elder Thompson died ia 1852. and bis
second wife Ia 1854. The only children who
survive are Colonel Thompson, who lives 10
PhilaGelphla. and laughter. the wife Of
George II. Giddings. formerly OF Washing-
ton. aud now IN brokers' Office At No. 28
William street But there are four grand.
children, now under the guardianship Of q.
J.. Ware, OF Brooklyn. These are the heirs
alleging that the deed 10 Glover was fralldu-
lsut. Mr.. Glover decided the property to
Alexander NJ. G. swith. whose executors Ia
! 1882 sold II TO william Simpson, the pawn
hroger. who leases il 70 Mr.. Angel. Mr..
Simpsoa Il also defendant The property
is now worth about $4,000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-21

he a reAdy to give on the practice Of meci.
cine and forswear n entirely.
Al the time be examined one OF The bows
the pupils OF bis eyes were dilstcd. bis pulse
down to SIXTY, and The yenous circulation W
his hands SO poor that they we're b'ne ana
swollen. end when pressed left the inipres..
sion in the for quite lis,Ie while. SO bad
was one ~ the boys that when his mother.
whom he had not seen for long time. came
into the room he showed her no signs OF re-
cognition. and while the poor woman
screamed In agony over the affection Of her
sop DC remained unaffected. The Doctor.
too. referred 10 one OF the boys biting him.
self unii the blood ran and 10 others who
had 10 be held 10 keep them from falling
down stairs or jumping ont OF windows,
and thi they made these attempts IN such
O ray as to preclude any idea Of ieicnpg.
lie further said that Il was possible In hys.
teria and cases Of this gInd 10 get cootrol OF
TIE person affected for time by deter.
mined effort Of force or suddepness so tba.
they could be controlled measureably and
their viii power overcome by stronger
viii. II IL through the exercise Of this VIII
mower, he thinks. that the boss have been IN
fnenced 10 ssv they have been shammipg. II
the boys say they were perfectly free IRON
disease or bad no insanity then they stated
what was not ihe fact. Or Banks Is willing
10 stake bis reputation as a physician upon
this point.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-21
OLD NORTH STATE.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE uHI-
yraslfY BOARD or TRUSTEES.
The Broken Bank-knother pividsnd-Iho
Esvserae rair--Legisiativs txeur-
sson-F Football.


gsTfI0n. n. G.. February 20 'he tfus-
tees OF the UoiyeTs.ty meet N sunnai sess
slon in this city tho 9th instsnt. some OF
The students will make an effort 70 have tbe
SATURDAY. Iecitalions now IN vogue AZ the
pniseFs;ty abolished. a.
Cheeks for the third dividend OF ~
pcr cent Of the State National Bank nave
been & led out aud cent 10 Washington CIV
for the ..esa.ure Of The Comptroller 81 Cur
reocv. rhes will be ready for Distribution
The first Of next week. THIS makes to'a'
e.of 40 per cent so far.
y The legislative excursion train Tor Tue
Newhesnc FaiF lesyes here at A. 81. lo-
morrow, arriving al Neencrne al 10 Nearly
oil the senator's aud a majority of tbe meu.
hers OF the House viii participate. IDS
will nece.sltale recess Of one day.
puca interest Is beng taken IN the ma'ch.
game of football between Wase-Forest
ana TRINITY colleges 10 come oil al tue PARK
IN this city nexl T. iday large cro"d Is
expected ifom this yicioitv snd other sec
tons spec!al rates have been secured on
The lines u railroad.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-21

tRus. nud pun daily .etNfau Richmond All
Clifton Forge alI dciiy cvrrut sunday rctWo1l
Balcony ala gni Lexington.
ARINk. RICHMOND.
40 7. n. NAIL daily.
gl5 4. 81. ACCOM- ruDArION daily teTcaw
sunday.
iONNrg IONS.
Al clifton Forge with Chesapeake snd OhD
railway for me south esq. amt Northwest
AZ gncnDlrg win Norfolk auI Western rail-
ROAD i1r 7ll po.ufs south, eolihras. sni ~olfh-
west aud Virginia Midland railway l0r al points
lorfn lIi Sngtn.
40 Klehmoni with Associated ReliWaYs for al
points ln the ,oItn. aui ifchmrnI. Irelerieks-
burg and Potomac rai'rOal fir Ih1 AUrth.
a. Lexington nltn baltimore aul ONO rsl-
roAi, making 81 20 GOA rrtInuf "a. Nlrp
Ferry 10 HnG from pltf-u4fg ga ami tuo W esl ais)
20 points North al ta-i.
sle5piug-ca.s Lyr'nDl-s ID N1mphla NoS
ORLEANS. and Li.fio fnas.
Trains mar4ed 3 laily loKcep. suliaD.
sdauy.
1irseis sold % al point, Oleo5. 9is ea'i
Main s.reot. 100 Main sfrt1 @. AMI 90 K.rhmolt
ang Allegheny depot, i,KHtn AMI ,ars. s'raO,A
JJls b. NAtAt 400.
nO9i General l1f' lg1r Ageut
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-21
FUa ON THE sroCR EXCHANGE.
a Donkey Loese-fts Owner Fiees 10
Hide SITS Emotion.

NEW IOrk lGDune.J
Relics OF the fSir recently held for the
benefit on the Manhattan Dispensary Hos
pIial were exhibited yesterday in wall
street, which has felt great interest In the
results Of several voang contests. TIE
ebony and silver gave. which the Stock Ex.
change secured at a cost Of nesrly $1,000,
was presented TO the presiding officer with
this note:
5i7 FIFTH AVENUE.
Mr.. w. l.. Bull, President:
Dear Sir | take great pleasure 10 reward
ing you with this the gayel which was voted
10 the New York Stock Exchange at the fair
for the Manhattan Dispensary Hospit'l.
which closed saturday evening. AT The
same time permit me TO thank your mem.
bers, who by their votes have given us such
substantial aid IN our work. Very truly
yours. MRS j. HOOD WRIGHT.
February IS, 1889. President.
When vice-Cbairman Henriques received
the trophy he mumhled few words Of thanks,
and closed his speech by few raps with
the new gayel He recovered himself when
he saw two or three pieces flying across the
room, and realized that the expensive msllet
was not intended for use. II was about this
time thAt the mule awarded to Thomas G.
Buck as the most popular manager oil the
fair, was brought onto the floor. The mule
was decorated profussly with flowers and
ribbons, and Alfred de Cordoyo eX.presi-
dent OF the Gentlemen's Driving Association.
was proud TO be the 6rst to ride around TIE
floor on the mules back. Tie WAS succeeded
by Edward Il. Chase. OF Chase lIigginson.
whose previous exploits had been on the
deck Of yacht. Mr.. Buck, the popular
owner Of the mule, was asked to finish the
exhibition, but he Immediately disappeared
ana In few minutes his new acquisition
followed him. The rum0r that Dir. Buck
would he suspended was denied by the prin.
cipal officers OF the exchange, aud Vice.
Chairman Henriques was 50 engaged Ia
hunting for the pieces Of his ornamental
gayel that be forgot to impose tho usual 80
fine on the disorderiy members.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-21
A Big Hotel at Florence.
charleston wv. Va Start

lIubilcs'Ou Wv. vol otoi'J
Colonel George l.. Peyton. OF the Rock
bridge Alum Springs, Va. brother OF DR..
L. O. Peytou, OF Hotel Rutfner, has organ
ized company TO build $4,000 hotel at
Florence. Ala. and has been elerted its
president at q salary Of $1,000 per year.
Frz & Woodward are int esied in the en-
terprise and Colonel Peyton VIII have entire
management Of the hotel, which will be
known Us "Hotel Peytoo" This, however,
will not interfere 10 the least with his msn.
agement OF the Rockbridge Alum during
the summer months. The accommodations
at the latter place will be increased and fifty
additional bedrooms will be added for the
coming season.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-21
by John T. Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Aucticnoer,
Bank and Eleventh streets.
TRUSTEES SAL


TRUSTEES SALE OF A CENTRAL
Il LY-LOCArED AND SUBSTANTIAL BRICK
DWELLING, WITH LARGE LOT ATTACHED,
on THk SOUTH SIDE or BROAD BETWEEN
THIR1E NTH AND FOURTEEN III STREETS.
Al Al CrION.-By virtue OF a deed OF trust
bearing dA'e January 20, 1852. duly recordet In
Richmond Cnancery Court, in Deadlock n A,
page 40i, default having been made ia the pay
men; 81 the debt secured thereby. and being re-
quired 50 to d. BY the beneficiary. viii sell at
public auction. on the promises on
WEDNESDAY, FEBKuARY q. iSs9
at AZ O'Clock p. ~. that DESIRABLs THREE
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES BRICK DWELLlNd
No i.2l east Broa street. containing about ihir-
teen rooms wlth ali modern Improvements be-
sides ample servants accommodations. The
LOI has d front Of % feet 30 iaches and a depth
OF 0l foef. Within Two squares OF the neW City
Hal, and being so convenient 70 business
churches. and places Of amusement this pro
perry - very desirable either a. a home or an
ing0stmenL
TgRMs. Whilst the deed requires cash enough
70 pay the expenses o. sale and 70 discharge a
bond o. 5000, With interest from January J.
1859, by consent Of parties Interested tho terms
will DC ooe half cash. balance ia six aud twelve
months Tor negotiable notes, interest added. and
secured by deed Of trust
sale. II. \. CLAIBORNE.
70 10 Surviving Trustee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-21
who Can auSyerT

AUJIIANI" U tNFhAIs z OFFINEi
WASHINGTON, ID. c., FebruarV ., 1889.
Mr. Frank Street, Richmond, Va:
sir,-I shall esteem it great favor II YOU
will advise me OF the date and place OF death
of william \. Street. formerly captain Com.
pany &. United States volunteers, during the
war with Mexico. Should You not be able
10 comply with this request, will you kindly
refer me TO any person whom yon may have
reason to believe eau furnish the desired ill.,
formation?
Very respectfully your obedient servant.
X. &. Drum, Aaiutant. General.
IThe gentleman TO whom the above was
addressed says that he was referred TO the
Dispatch by Captain Cutchins. Who can
answer!l
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-21
vnx noYs sor snAnmrxa.
wniisg 90 stake Hts Professional
Reputation os This Point

A MiaiDiown pal special SAYS; la m
inicfvIew to-day with DR.. D.. Banks, who
wee consulting physician In the cases Of In
sanity az the heAilisteryllle Soldiers Or
phans' school, be declared thst the. worst
cases be examihed were Gully too real, and
while sope doEotiess were sympathetic eases.
there wtre undoubted symptoms OF cerebral
disturbance. ue places no eredence In The
sfsifmenl that the boys confessed that they
had been sbsmmlag. lie says II Il can be
nsssea thai tbs bays we're really net Affected
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-21
Fire in Charieston. west Virginia.
lSneclal telegram 70 the Dispstch.l

CHARLESTON, w. Va. February 20. The
dwellipg.house OF samuel ampbell took
fire this morning about O'Clock and was
totally DESTROYED. Most Of the household
effects were saved. Toe loss on the building
was about 5000. 1t was insured with the
West End, OF Toronto, for $3.50. The origin
OF the fire Is unknown.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-21
niyidenn Declared.
tBy telegraph TO the Dispatch.

10y ItI6kFapu % IIo DI5pdV1h-I
WASHINGTON, February 2O.-rhe Comp
trpler of the Currency hiss declared third
dividend of 10 per cent, in favor OF the ere
dhors Of the State National Bank OF Raleigh,
y &. This makes in all 40 pee cent. on the
claims proved, amounting TO S3l3,S27. This
bank failed March y, 1858.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-21
prrErsrupe. Fehruary Is. lssa

TO the Editor OF the Dispatch:
Not having history OF Virginia conyc-
nieus will YOU please inform me whether
there ever YVES Governor OF this State
named Gooch. am told that be was colo.
NAL Governor. II there was, please state
when, and give bis full name and place OF
residence, and by 30 doing YOU will Greatly
oblige ANTIQUARIAN.
[SIr William Gooch, Lieuienant.G Governor,
1T2--lT491
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-21
A correspondent at wavcrley station asks

A correspondent at Wayesley Station asks
us a question whieh was well answered In
the State few days ago-as follows:
oThe twentieth century begins the instant
after midnight December 81. 1900. The rea.
son Is this: TIE first cenlury didn't end
with tie year 80, but with the year 100, The
seeoad with the year zoo the nineteenth with
the year 1oO0-iust as your first lundred dol.
lars ends With number 100 and your second
begins with l0l aud ends with 300"
So with decades
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-21
ASHLAND TRAINS.
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
y WAY COMPANY.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT FEBRUARY 10 1859.
TpaXE RIguIgsn

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT FEBRUARY 10 1859.
LEAVE RICHMOND.
SIS 4. n. for Nrwpor News Old Point, au1
NCri0i. dolly.
ll:05 A. NJ. Through Mail Tor Cincinnati ard
Loui-yle Daily, Norfolk o. Clifton
forco. daily except sunday. Cl.tOn
l0ree % Cincinnati. solid train o
Gin mat. pullman ouuet sleep
ing, ar, Charlottesville ~ cigcin-
uaO-
s:soP. NJ. through Main daily, for Newport
Nows. Old Point. sni Norfolk. Pull
man Juffet rarlorcar except sunday
90 Di Point.
EOOP. N. Gordonsyile Accommodation, daily
OK opt Sunday.
$50 2. NJ. tast Express for Cincinnati and
LOuisn.s. Daily. Connects ,n Con-
tral Uniou-Stauon, Cincinnati, for the
West and Northwest, ent 10 Union
Stttio0. Louisville. Tor West nnd
SCathWcst Pullman bunef sleeping
Cars 10 Clucinnau and Louisville.
ARRIVE At ElCaNoND.
$50 A N. from 0orI0usglle daily except Sum
day.
1875 A. n. IRON Norfolk aad Old Point daily.
Pullman HudsJ Fsr0r-car except
sunday from OH fi0nt
BIS 2. ". from Cincinnati snI LOUISVILLE daily
except sunday west - Clifton Forge,
daity. eist ~ Clifton rorge.
Cos p. 81. from Norfolk aaiDld Point daily
eOlP. N. from Cincinnati ani Louisville daily.
station: Broad rset neaf Sey5nteen %.
Ticket ON reB. Corner zen 81 tli d9in ana
Railway station. u. W FULLER
General Passenger Agent
j. I. ODELL. General Manager los
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-21
HAVING A GOOD TIME.
THE ATTENDANCE on THE HEwBERsE
FISH, GAZE, AND OYSTER FAIs.
Senator yancs and dis Eye Single
Trip to Misunderstanding the
Last Spikes.
lspecial tolegram o tae pIspalch.l

NEvBEaSs, n. c.. February 20.- The st.
tendance to-day at the Fish, OYSTER. ana
Game Fair wss very large. The INTERIOR
counties Of the state we're well represented,
and the expressions OF appreciation OF tne
excellence OF the exposition were general.
Many more varieties Of fish were shown
seyeniy.fye In ail--and the display OF wilo
fowl was enlarged. Oysters from OIL TIE
fayoriie grounds along the sounds are
shown.
Senator Vance arrived here on the morn
Ing Train, aud spent nearly the entire DAY NJ
the grounds He spoke at noon, after
having been introduced by Clement Manly
He stated that be had almost entirely TecoF-
cred from the recent operation 1poh BIS eye.
HIS remsrks were full OF hu'n0r. aud he
alluded ,ocularly 70 ms own misfortune oy
saving that be bed alwSss eDdesvorcd 70 make
North Csroiniaus believe that he nnd an eve
ngle 10 their welfare, but that now they
all knew ii TO be so.
STEADY GROWTH.
The tonic OF his talk was North Cardinals
steady growth in tee past twenty years.
There was no claim TO boom, but this very
sieG.DeSs OF growth was one Oh the best
assurances OF TIE prosperity OF ths State ana
OF its future advancement.
All tfains aud steamers coming IN io'nlshL
are packed with people.
Some members OF the Legislature arrived
this evening. The remainder viii arrive to-
morrow morning In sYecial train ADD VIII
spend the remainder OF the day bere. they
will return Friday morning. This morning
a special tran left here for MoFebead WITH
Governor Fowie aud staff, party OF ladies',
and + esIdeot Bryan and the directors OF the
Atlantic and North Carolua railway.
DRIVING SPIKES.
On reaching point sixteen miles this side
OF Morebesd City the party disemb rsed and
took part in The pleasant ceremony OF spikipg
down the last Of the steel rails, with which
the state has relald the road. The spikes
were driven hy Misses iIeien Fowle, Char
lotie Grimes, Bessie Tucker, agnes Cotton.
and Minnie BRYAN, ana Colonel Frederick
A. Olds, ". II. Williams, Aston Grimes,
and captain Ulld. OF the reverue-culier
stevens. Governor Fowle drove the last
spike and made a neat speech OF. congraiu-
lanon upon the completion OF the work, TO
which President Bryau responded.
The tram toog the Governor and party TO
MOrehead City, where an hour was spent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-21

by George W. Mayo, Auc.ionees.
Ono. X Iaughion. Jr.. salesman,l
NO. "a Ninth street
FURNITURE,

Ono. X Iaughton. Jr.. salesman,
NO. "a Ninth street.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
IL STOVES, R0sEwOOD-cASE SEVEN
OCTAVE PIANO. SHOWCASES, Of
FICE DESKS. CARPETS, STORE
SASH. &C.. AT AUCTION.
THIS DAY
st f0H o'clock I viii sell. at my auctioa-house-,,
| ROsEWOOD-CAsE sEVEN-OCFAFE Dun
HAN PIANO--a very good Instrument; 49,.
MAHOGANY AND OTBER BIRDS IkADs. ~
KEAUs. WARDRoBEs. WAsHsFAND, AND
TABLES;
EXTENSION AND LEAF-TABLEs;
2 very good CARPETS;
COOkfNG- AND HEATING-sTONES;
WALNUT AND OAK OFFICE-DESkS;
I lot Of COCOA MATING; -
Several secondhand sEWING-MACHINEs;
3 MkTAL~FkAdE SHOWCASES;
% DRAW Frs for store counters;
CLASSROOM SASH for store sDelytng;
MISC ELLANE0US GOODS. CANNED GOODS,
SC GEORGE W. MAYO.
fe 81 Auctioneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-21

WANTED, A YOUNG MAN WHO
w understands bookkeeping aud can write
a very legiblo and swift hand. Give best OF refe-
renee. Apply between the hours Of and 10 A.
% a1-lt sTRAUSE BROTHERS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-21
FEBRuARY l6. lSS9.
To tha EdIlor Of lhe DIsn.tch /,

10 decide BET please inform a subscriber
tue number 0; inhsbitsnts OF Richmond at
the present time and oblige ENQUIRER"
We do not know, as no census has recent.
ly been taken. In our LIST Of January No.
the population Of Richmond was estimated
AZ "a. 900.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-21
su8 cOmpAnyls wharf. hocsstl.
IrIRGINIA STEAMBOAT ..i-,a-

v COMPANY, for Norfolk Porte .S1t1<ikk-
mouth, Newport News Claremonl ana janice
river landings direct By elegant saloou steamer
ARIEL, leaving Richmond EVERY MONDAY,
wED SRSDAY, aud FRIDAY At 2 A. NJ Street
cars connect
connections at Newport Sevs for Old Point
and s0,itnne q. and Al Norfolk closely with al
lines for northern cities ssme afteynSoa. Janios
river b. daylight Creai tourist Iins. Cheapest
routa.
Agency lJU Hahn street Baggage chockel
Ia 0Egh. s'1se-rooms engaged FOR dag or nieht
Fgolghs seceiea daily los norfolk, Ports
mouth, Oh f5la- Wayrrls. hbsksfori. Va, aud
Oh p1lnt, IA hastsra North tAfoliDa, kasisra
Virginia. assd ali regular landings oa tns Jamss
kRa0 AappaasnnosS rsors, y. Lowest raxes. aud
yarough tils tssasd
LCClkN Il TArua. vlcc-PresidenI
No III Maia street and focksstA
RRyls WxisiasS. frsisnt aad Passenger AGENT
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-21
MEDAL BRAND ROOF

Is the best and cheapest In the world. Insurance
companies rate Il same n zinc tin, copper.
slate or iron. Send for descriptive circular.
samples. and priceA
VIRGINIA PAPER COMPANY.
Manufacturer and Dealers In al kinds OF Paper,
Richmond. Va ia l3-d&w3m
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-21
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIL
~ ROAD
~ EFRacI DECEMBER q 1854
TWO DAILY IRtINe ID NORFOLK.
TWO DAILY TRAINS 10 LlNcu5UkG

LEAVE tilu'DNl
g:oO A. VI. Daily. 10 Nlrhuluf anl potarsbGrs
railroad trllfn To- Nr.fr,t.rs 10 .
a. H., arrive at sor obs i.l b. a.
90 A. ". Daily I.a lt.. l1Il.f AMI pefrr.hlIr
railroad .rITa a. Fr.ofsnIrg 1880
Ny. No. loaTa. Petersburg lIJ
A. 81. for farmfiir, LTn.ht.rf, kis-
ro.e. iriy.o. tlUTFuu, nui Oh
pYu.s eJnll srd n
THROUGH Cal. 10 LIHthli 10.
60OP. s.. usig. c.t ,si-hm,al arl b.. rshgrg
Ialir0ld Arrive Irt.r. burg t.H ID.
Do. lsaYc PetffsHIrr .lJl. H. dhiv,
arriving Sort I. 800 F 80. IhuJgl
tsr hlrumlni 90 Norfolk.
GOO P. " DAILY 90 ueam3nt aai ro'ersburg
raurJ.d. 4 .Ir. a. lr.D. fUUfr 1..J
D. %. tonlcctfnr Win tItll So. D.
lowing retnrstIrf at t.'i ID q. IOr
fnmYiie, ~ lulff i'tIl.f, fp-
cslYntas. Bfs1I, hIIlr.le. t1G'ts-
roosa, aud al D.iaa epl.h al
West
PULLMAN SLKfPfNG.rAR kDO0NHODA.
IlONS
20. l-slcep.ng-car from Petersburg io Bristol
without change, ant LyucAslrs lo 1empnis
without change.
SO. 3-Lyn1hburg % Now Orleans, ari Roc
nose tu Cha. f1logl. Wifi1lt rNalfs
1icsets baErsra-..rfk. tr4 al i1iormlilni
can be ObtAifci a. Richmond aut lr.trhArf
railroad depot, a. ~. DafDai' ioo .all sirrf',
ami a. mo Company. oai-o. all es't tain stree.
s.. Is. bkbiLL,
General Passenger Agent
CHARLEs O. EDDY. Vice. resilient
ftuarni nrIHa. Ffr4UEn B
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TRAINS NoRrnwAgD.
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ENAIN,&
LETTERS FROM THE GOVERNORS.

Il is a well-known feet that poSD's
EXTRACT is used and recommended by moro
distinguished people than any preparation or
remedy exiant.
Il IL used In the household Of the President
as well as thRt OF the bumblest citizen; by
members Of the army and the navy. tho Bar
and the Bench, the pulpil and the preas-an
ranks and classes Of people. To further
illustrats this fact We append few Of tho
more recent letters from Governors Of dif-
fercut States.