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street, narrowly escaped being crushed to
death yesterday afternoon. She was
caught and for some time imprisoned be-
meath a falling heavy wardrobe. The
only thing that saved her was Q chair
which was standing by her side, She was
in the room by herself at the time, and it
was full half-bour or more before her
condition was discovered and before relief
could DO rendered.
There was a rapid fall Of snow here for a
few minutes last night aud for awhile ap-
pearanoes indicated a storm.
Mr.. Hugh Cousins, secretary OF the
Young Mems Christian Association OF this
CITY, went up to Burkeville to-day to at
tend q conference Of the Young Mems
Christian Association secretaries of this
district.
II 10 reported that one of our most intel
ligent young Hebrew citizens contemplatess
studying for the ministry, with the view.o OF
becoming an evangelist among his people,
to preach to them in all sections of the
country. He is natural orator, but does
not propose to embrace the doctrines OF
Christianity. ROBIN ADAIB
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Worse than Gerrymandering

Mr.. DuSxKLL Is reported as denying that
The bill which he expects soon to report to
the House Of Representatives from the
committee having charge Of the matter Of
reapportioning representation in that
body Is TO be partisan bill. Mr.. DuNSEiL,
then, is a. unfortunate as Mr.. ELBRipoE
GEREr. one Of the fathers Of the republic,
who. 1t is said, was opposed to the bill
which gave TO the English language the
word "Gerymander and to him the
credit Of having the bill passed by the
Massachusetts, Legislature.
Mr.. DussxIL, however, is not entitled to
the charitable judgment which he asks for
himself. His bill is q partisan bill and
will do injustice TO the southern States.
He has indeed SO played his cards. it is
charged. as TO induce his committee to
agree TO report bill which win give to
Michigan . congressman that ought In
Justice and fairness 10 be given 10 Virginia.
Tho Federal Constitution provides that
representation Ia the House of Representa-
lives shall BE- spportioned among the
States according to their respective
These few words point ont the
path tprCoagrsss topuSsue when il comes
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Tribntes of Respect

Nearly all of our exchanges have edlto-
rial articles expressing sorrow ct the death
of MIR. HENRY k. ELLYsoS and giving just
estimates of his position IN the profession
which engaged the last twenty-five years
of his life and TO which he devoted him.
self with all the earnestness of his nature.
Va see in these references to our de-
ceased chief not only evidence or he
brotherhood of the press, which always
warns our heart, but of correct measure
ment of the character of Mr.. ELLYsoN.
We never knew man freer from envy and
jealousy, and while, as was natural. his
first thought was for the DISPATCH he mad
O hearty appreciation also OF the good
points of every other paper.
Never from his lips came an in-natured
fling at any contemporary. He had SUI
perb sense of justice, and his judgment
went with his heart in the conviction that
the success which could be attained by de.
traction was not worth having.
1t Is pleasant to think that his goodness
IL appreciated, and especially 10y those
best informed as TO the worries and exac-
tions Of business managers life on city
newspaper. He shared in the labor OF
every one and lightened the burden;
of all. Himself the most accurate OF
men, he was tolerant OF others
errors. Rarely taking respite from
his own duties, he frequently urged
his employees TO be careful not tC
overwork themselves. His high character
and conspicuous ability were well known
70 the world. but it may be doubted If the
general public knew how cordial apt
kindly were hrs relations with his business
associates. 1t is of such things that many
OF his eulogists speak, and TO the house
hold in grief-which includes all the Dis
patch people.-these testimonials come hk
the tender touch of friend who presse
his hand into ours aud sends current o
sympathy from heart to heart.
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AN ALLIANCE FACTORY.
Fertilizers to he Manufactured at West
Point--A Company Organized.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispztch.I
WEST PorSr, VA, November n. 1890:
A meeting was held here to-day under
the auspices of the Farmers Alliance and
organized company for the purpose OF
starting a fertilizer-factory at this place.
The following officers were elected:
Matthias Ames, of King William county,
president; II. 7. Lacy, New Kent, vice
president; G. L. Morrison. West Point,
secretary and treasurer; c. r. Watson and
NJ. G. Richardson. Gloucester; Joseph +.
Bland w. H. Walker. King and Queen
ID. @. Duvall, New Kent; j. II. Merchant.
A. w. Hewitt, Middlesex; Il. S. Ry-
land, King William; William Branch,
James City, and d. b. Broken
borough. Essex, directors. The yir-
GINA Mari Company Offer the company
the use of their sheds on the Pamunkey.
Subscription-booksw were opened and nue.
of the stock was taken. The remainder of
the stock will be worked up in the sub
alliances through the counties.
The ship Atrato sailed to-day With cot
ton and the Cecilia arrived.
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rRAIua NORTH WARD
'DailY.
6TOPPMGPLACH1

sTOPPING-PLACE&
KOS. Il. 60 and So. make no stops NO.
8 and ~ stop o. NSnM ~ Aanehester,
Dregry's Blud, 0enrRlia- aad CHESTER No. y
stoos on signal at Manchester and Chester No.
~ stops at Manchester. No. 81 stops on signsl
Mt Manchester only Tor passengers purchasing
tickets 10 regular stopping-plsces for TINS tran
south o. Petersburg. hoA 81, ~, ~. u Will stop
at al stations for passengers.
PULLMAN-CAR SERVICE
On Trains Nos. ia and - sleeping-cars oebNee1
New YORK and Tampa Fla Ora JaeSsonVuleh
On Trains Nos. IL and II sleeping-oArs oetWeen
New YORK and Charleston. 90 Trains NOS q
and * seeping-cars between Now YORK anu
Jacksonville 49,. ,,,,,c,,-
TIE ONLY ALL-RAIL LINE TO NORFOLK.
K,onmoI I..vE $40 A. " Soriois An. is,ls P "
Richm ond ..'l:s5 p. N. Norfolk. TOO ?. Y.
Norfolk ..'s:s0A NJ. Richmond. 1915 \ d.
Norfolk . 900 2. N. Richmond. 6.B F. u.
fhe trains leaving Richmond sig40 A. NJ and
Norfolk at p. NJ. are solid trans between
theee two points, and passengers 20 through
without change Of 0SrA Close connections ar,
also no ado at Petersbdrg BY she 1898 =. n. train
from kichmont and ths $40 A. N. tram from
T,sin. leaving Rionmoni At $40 A. X. ani
if.9JP n. and arriving at Richmond as lSi5 p.
N AMI 4.sB Y. N. maze close connection q.
pe,srs burg 20 and from FarmVille, Lynonourg.
and south western pointA
~'N Il NJ. sULLI, superintendent
EFT u. MYERs, General superintendent
Z. a. EMERSON. General Passeng1g Agent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-29

Our telegraphic dispatches confirm the
statement heretofore made that the GoULDs
ore TO enter the Terminal directory. IL
will be better for the company, as the
little wizard" is moro desirable as a friend
tbon as an enemy
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-29
BEWARE OF BOMBS.
eee,ousAcclpENTs FROM CARELESS
~ HANDLING THEM
r v,rr,,ta Alliance Organ Names the
Next PresIdent-Norman j. CoIman
the Coming Man.
,corro,nonacncc OF the Richmond Dispatch.l

fCorrospondcncc OF the Hichmonh p'spa'cn.l
prrrRnEuRo. Va. November IS, 1890.
Two very serious and painful accidents
have occurred in this city within the last
dav or two from the careless handling of
cartridges of bombs that have been picked
mn in the streets. Yesterday coiored boy
named Robert Lanier, aged about twelve
vears left his homo TO take his fathers
meal n one of the factories IN the lower
mart of the CITY. On his way he picked up
one of these bombs, which looked very
nrettv 10 him. and put il IN MS POCKET:
When he returned he went TO the shop OF
his grandfather. james lanier' on west
street. where he proceeded 10 open ~.
There were in the room besides tne boy the
old man and three boys. An explosion
which shook the building occurred, and
the how who was handling the bomD tound
himself minus three fingers OF MS right
hand. A piece Of the shell and fragments
of Tho boy's fnger-bOnes were driven mo
the face of tho old man. and slightinJuries
were received by the three boys.
SILL ANOTHER. :,
Tho dav before Mr. II. Il. Walden picked
mn ono 81 these bombs on Hinton street
and had one of his hands very badly In
iIlred by handling IT. How sucn danger
Gus instruments are left about the streets
is a mystery which remains TO be explain
ed.
THE ALLIANCE AND POLITICS.
The following is q leading editorial in
,bc Alliance FGrnlcr and Rural Messenger,
the Official organ of the Virginia Alliance,
nnblished in It's Issue OF to-day. 1t has
s,anidcance which the two great, political
parties of the country might do we'll 10
nOtn.
"A LITTLE CIoUD.-The recent elections
reveal one thing very clearly. They show
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-29

A.. ,;.,Ie cloud of the coming storm of the
Wv. IIeat farmors' movement that In destined
X sweep over the entire length and breadth
&c This land until IL carries everything else
Ietore II. Many Democratic papers, taking
% the party all the credit for the victory,
are hastily and rashly naming the Presi-
dant of the United States. But they are
.', ,nreyious' by q year or two. The
49,, PRESIDENT OF the United States has
~ cot been mentioned or even thought of.
And since guessing is in order We will
10 a little guessing, too, and II any one
w 70 know in advance who the next
prasident will he here is his name. II Is
Nn,,nan j. Colman, of Missouri, the late
Secretary of Agriculture OF the United
Mr. Colman did more for agriculture
ourinp his term of Office than any previous
Soad ~ the department. He is very popu-
inr N the West. he is fully qualified for the
bigbest position in the nation. and he is n
stsuncA alliance man. il be T. nominated
he Svill be elected, aud his nomination Is
'ine 10 tie great West with which he IS
;denfifed. Colman, with five or SIX mill
lion Of farmers 10 back him. would be q
micbtv hard candidate to run against. We
nominate n. J. Colman for the farmers
candidate for the next President of the
United States"
MIR. IDltnau WAS IDe tpiiiiA l1-lphtE VI
Agricuiture during President Cleveland's
Administration.
The Board of Directors of the Peters
burp District Exchange have sent out
circular 20 the sub-alliances trading IN
Petersburg announcing that everything is
now in readiness to commences the bust
ness Of the exchange except sufficient
amount Of capital, and requesting them
to pay up their stock at once. This will
probably be done by the 2d of December.
At the term of the County Court, of
Greenesvile, which commences on Monday
next. the case of Carleton Marks, charged
with the murder Of n. II. Bain, will DC
tried.
GENERAL LEL's BIRTHDAY.
The A. p. Hill Camp Of Confederate
Veterans propose TO lnaugurate measures
January-General Lees birthday.
GENERAL NEWS.
A lady. the wife Of one Of our most re-
spected young merchants residing on High
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-29

VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT ee4SsS.,l
' COMPANY for tso sEAsuokk a. . "a ,,
ChespesS and most pleasant route " -, ~
POINT. YIRdINA BbACh. OCEAN laaw'
roRYolK .PoRrshoUrH HENPohI Snn9 .,
CLAKEAONT, and JiAkSh'hh i-aN 's,
INGS ~ elegant saloon steamer Aa ~ -
leaving kleh mOnd AYkhI MONDAY, -" EDN Do
DAY, and SRIDAY at A. n street-oers ~
directly 70 steamers' wharf Faro 10 Oh F0ih'
or Norfolk. $3.50; second class, 81
Connections at old Point and norfolk eioseV
WITH oil lines for northern cines, virginia pesch.
and Ocean View same Afternoon, 'anaos nv,
by daylight Great tourist hna ShoSp'"
route. 49,. ,,..,.
Through tickets on steamer and at CARRIER:
Agency 100 Main greet bsggAys cSeeked
through. stase-rooms engaged tot dsg o. plsns
Freight received daily fer NOkfOLh. f0hIs-
MOUTH. OLD POINT, ALSGAsD IA. AiLAn-
TIC AND DANvILLs. and FAsNFILLE, AND
POWHATAN X K STATIONS, aud HAsh-
iseToH. ID. c., ali points IN kOsto.n MORN
Carolina, Eastern Virginia, aud aiitosuIn hai.
ings on tho James river. AZ lowest rStos ehi
Though bills Issued -. -.
LICIEs h TATUM, yies-Presids5t
No lill Main sIecI aud koekett~
iRylN WsIs.dsa Freight and Passenger AxSh~
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DICHMOND AND DAN VII LIE
h RAILROAD.
SCHEDULE IN RFFECf NOVEMBER II, lsO
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND, VA:
las A N. SOUTHERN RxPRHss. daily, to At
lanta, Augusta, aud points SCUM. Co..
necx a. Greensboro for Durham aud
Raleigh; at Salisbury for Western
North Carolina Passengers can take
sleeper at 9P. n. Through sSepors
nom Danyills south
s4AH. ACCOMMODATIONS, daily, except
sunday 10 Clover Va, ana inier-
modisIe poinis e,.,,,,,.,.
HXpRgss. daily, through train %
Raleigh ga KeysVille. Connects at
Burkeytlle with Norfolk aad western
railroad for FarmTille. LynchparZ
ana points West: az keysyille for
CIarksville. Oxford, Henderson. and
sooP.M. PAST NAIL, daily, for Atlanta, An-
Els,s, and points SOUTH. Connects :.
Moseiey's junction Wish FarmV'is
and PoWhAtan rhilread' az treens-
boro' for Durham and Raleigh: a.
Salisbury for western Forin caro-
lima Through dsopers from Dan
Eoop. n. InCAGe ssily. except sunday, for
Amelia Courthouse ana 'nter'noi'A''
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND
~ =. y. From Atlanta and Ausu''A-
sls A. N. From Amelia Courthouse
$50 r. N, From Raleigh a.,
S:Ss r. NJ At AsDchester' Houi Nio''@
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sTAFFoRD,s WEEKLY BUDGET.
Religious Meetings-Land Purchases-
Church Neutrality-suspicious.
orrosnondence OF tho Richmond Dispatcn.l


Church observation-disclosures
fCorrespondence Of tho Richmond Dispatch'I
STAFFORD COURTHOUSE, Va
November p, 1890.
Rev. Frazier Farr has closed hisprotract-
oil meafing here and has recommended his
meeting at Andrew chapel, which had been
interrupted by inclement weather.
Mrs. tnez Green has purchased OF Messrs;
John " and G. l.. Conway their tract of
land near here, containing about 400 acres
for 81 500 .uo5
Messrs. John and G. J.. Conway arrived
here last Friday on q visit 10 their aunt
Miss nj. G. Conway. Mr.. John Conway lett
Monday for Washington TO resume his po-
sition on the George Leary, ofthe Potomac
Steamboat Company. Mr Charley conway
will leave some time this week for Glas-
cow, where he has accepted the position
of secretary and treasurer OF the Virginia
Steel-Car Company. ~,
Miss Florence Tackett has been quite Ill
with some affection of the tonsils, but Is
now cOnValeScent.
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DEPARTURES or EAHEKs.
PHILADELPHIA, II l G u A>fSgl.
MoED AND NORFOLK
STEAMSHIP COMPANY

Appolnted sailing day1 Every TUR9DAY
and FRIDAY at y H. and eVory sCADAf ass
A. N.
Freight for Tuesisys' and Fridays steamers
received till fl.3O a. NJ. for sundays siosoier
ms r. NJ. Saturday Freight received daily III
D
Fare, 81.
kor further information apply - -
J. w. MCCABRlCK,
General Southern AgenL Once RocEetIs.
v. PCLYDk q CO.,
mol General Agents, Philadelphia
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-29
M ryIAnGr THE CuURCH.

The members OF Andrews Chapel Metho-
dist church propose in the near future
giving an entertainment, the, proceeds OF
which are TO be used in enlarglng. their
church edlfice. 1t is rumored that Mr..
and Mrs. Steel, Of Dayidsonville, Anne
Arundel county, Maryland, are coming
here to assist in the effort to raise funds;
Mr.. Steele was the preacher IN charge OF
This circuit during the years 1856 and 1887.
Mrs. Lucy II. Morton, who has, been
spending a short time atSpring Hill, leaves
to-day for the 49, burg
Mr.. NJ. G. Jones, of Brooke. will go. TO
Washington this week to make visit 10
her daughter, Mrs. Mamie Maxwin.,
Mr.. Duke. the agent at Brooke has re,
signed his position at that point. but Will
90 to the Summit as agent there.
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YORK-RIyER LINE,ua wEsrrorsr
TIE FAvoRITs ROUTE NORTH


LEAVE RICHMOND:
TRAIs 40 81. Si0 ?. n.
LOCAL RxYRRss, daily except sunday. stops
at all stat.ona A. Les,sr sAaor oonneee WIN
"s'' hs'a~ TRAIN No 81. 4:3s p. ~
pAtrrxoEa LIMITED. daily except Sunday,
for West POInt conao''ians n ". wi.s Yors-Riysr
ssca s. .s,n baltimore and Ohio railroad for
Wssssn,.on. Phllsielphia, and New York
s,samers leave baltimore ~. N. daily. except
'e TRAIN. .nir. at Richmond s'SA n. and 1910
An. rxsa Ia I'm.
LOCAL. MIYRD. daily except sunday. leaves
rxsn,y.iard street for wsss Point aaa inter
msaisss pS sss ., station foot Of virsinls swss.
opsa 4. N iOsr' N. and from or. n. % $50
A. NJ ~crr.. AZ 80
M HiAA JAA l. TAYLOR
~ gLsxn n snacer. General Passensar AGENT
jcSSPH : tVrTA ptvisioa Pssasnssx lesat
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MEETINGS,

A GENERAL MEETING OF THE
N stockholders Of the CHESAPEAKE AND
OHf0 UNEMPLOYMENT COMPANY will be held
AT the ofllce Of Ecsle. August & Donovan, at
Clifton Forge. Va, at ~ NJ. on SATURDAY, De-
cember "a 1890.
By order of the Board Of Directors
Z. L. WEXFORD.
SecrpfarV
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TINE
IIASHIONS
| ALLr-oc
ANGLERS.

Fashionable folks know that Goods
from orr store arc always what thg
ought to be in style, as there Is alwi7
something indefnablo about our Goaa
which stamp them frst-clasS
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RAILROAD LINES.
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL-
- WAY COMPANY.

CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL-
~ WAY COMPANY
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT DECEMBER I, 1880
LRAvE RICHMOND.
600 A. NJ LOcsl Freisht, except sunday, Tor
Charlottesville.
$40 A. VI. Daily Tor Old Point AMI Norfolk.
HOO A. II. Express, daily for Cincinnati Pull
man sleeper Charlottesville 70 Gin
cinusn. Chair Car Oh Point 70 Char
l0ftsYllo.
s.oP.M. Rrpross daily for OH pJia, a7i Nor
folk. Chair Car Charlottesville 20
Cid Point
$50 P. N. Accommodation, srcep, sunday, io-
Charlottesville.
1o.9o M. The y. r. '. Limited daily. Pullman
Sleeping Car icumoni b. Hinton
Roud vestibuIe train, with Dinipg car
and PEilfus ns CharlottoeTiils ~ In
einnan ana Pullman 70 L0uisyills.
TEAMS ARRrya AT RlcHAOND
SEQ A. NJ and 2j5 P. y. daily from CineinnatL
ZOO 4, ". daily, exoops sunisy. from Char
,oso A. NJ and g.,5 r. n. daily from Norfolk.
station. Broad street near Seventeenth.
JAMEs-RIyER Division
Richmond ard Ailcgassy kaiLroall
IElya RICHMOND
goo A. NJ. daily for Lynchburr, LeEinstoa, AMI
Chiffon Forge
40 P. NJ for lynch burg except SUNDAY. Sleep
ing Car for Clifton Forge. raia
leaves Lynohburg az A.. NJ. dauy
FOR Lexington aud clifton Forge
TRAINS Asgfys A. R,CmosD.
eco p N. daily from clifton Forga
e20 A. M except sunday from clifton forgh
Lexington, and LynchOurg.
station; Bisn@ and Csnsl sWee's ,,n
II. ". FULLER.
General Passenger Agent
G. W.SrzYgNs. General 5uDsrinteui9nt 1913
DICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
" AND POTOMAC RAILROAD -scAeduls
commencing NOFhABhk 2, lsO--ess!srn
slan1ari time.
g2s n. Leaves Byrd-sirost station daily
stops ONLY a. Ashland. bOth yeii Nil
ford. and Fred sricks burg, Brooke AMI
Whitewater sleeper ~ Washington
END New YORK
il.ss ". leaves Byrd street. station daily 9E.
except sunday. binet Farior Car
Richmond to H Hshingion.
7;oP. N. leaves BYrd-strsJs staaol daily
Sleeper, kionm0n1 % New YORK
ss0A. Il DRIVES as Byrd stest ssaa)n daily
Sleeper frOIn New York
e3sP. N. srr1Tes At Byrd street station S da.i.y
stop, q Frs1ericssogrZ. Aliort
Rotn we'll. aud Ashland sleeper from
WAshlaason and New YORK Doss a1'
sasP M. arrives As Byru-sWess sraaoa daily
except sunday. Buffet farl0r Car
Washington % kichmoni-
ASHLAND ThAlNS
pkILr sXcaPf SUNDAY
tssA. u. ieaFes s'9A Arrives A. A'l'sui -
Cop n. seoonuodsnon Leave, Byri-ssros'
eglP leaves KibA, strives a. Ash.Aai ~
1.03P. NJ
eA5 A. N. arrives Sisa- L9arss Ashisnh a'tD
A. 4.
eDA NJ a.,,ou n,Odsr0n arrives ~ Bryt
ssrsst station. le2Yes Ashland H3.R
4. NJ.
CTS P. n. arrives es Msa Layos AShlaAi -
$50 z. a. .,,,--
EFT D. NTBEs Genera Al 81 D8rinI5ndouL
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n - : ~ H0ff0Ik2Hs8t8mRR

SCHEDULE N EFFECT NAY II, iDL
TWO TRAINS DAILY TO NORgOLE AND
LYECHBURA
LEAVE RICHMOND, BYRD-sTRERT STATION
$40 =. III Daily va PetersDlrE -kiehmond and
Norfolk rbro n kxpres5-ArriYe ab
Norfolk 1875 PIN. Sop, only a. Pe-
ienbarg ana suffolk second
train, leaving Petersburg Sc il;3o 4.
Il. and arriving IS Norfolk aI2 r. H.,
steps At all stations
eOA. u. Daily, Va Psierspurg. Arrive Is
PeiersbuTz 1913 A. n. No leaV0s
Petersburg 1913 4. n. for Farm
Vile. Lynceburs. end all points south
.sP. n Daify, vts Petersburg. Arrive Pc
tersbnrg LlsP. n: leave Petorsbars
$40 p. n. daily arriving Norfolk
n.
iIso p. N Daiy va Ps,srsourz Arrive a.
PetarsbarE 1900 A. N. connecting
with TrAia M. L Leaving Petersbarg
81 1870 A. NJ FOE FsrmVillo. Lynch.
bur6 PooahoniaA ami AL points
fi.oo A NJ Os5Iy. ga BurTeyille, for FarmvinA
Lynchbarg, Ihe south. hnd Woss
PULLMAN eLgRPIsG-CAR ACCOGAO0h
TiONS
No. I--siee ping-car from PoIersburg 70 Bristol
Without change leaving Petersburg daily a.
ls:so a. NJ. ana Lyacnours ~ sjmphD with
No. sly ooh burg " Rome, and Roanoke %
Memphis without ehAnga
can 10 obtained al Richmond sni PesersbarS
railroad depot A. ". G&TberA 100 Main ssrssk
and at ne ComDanys onacA 90i esst Man street,
K ". COUkfNkI,
Passenger Ag3a-
W. b BRYlLL
General Passenger Agers
CHAnLEs n. EDDY. Vics-PresldsnI
Gsaeral o1ca. koAnokA Va fe1
EARAIVILLE AMI POWHATAN
"A RAILROAD .o...,,
GENERAL oFFICE 713 EAST MAIN STREET.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT AUGUST 1, 1870
LEAVE RICHMOND.
e15 A. NJ, via Atlsnttc Coast Line fer Bermuda
Eos 4. NJ, utg Atlantic Coast Lac Tor winter
pock and intermediate stations.
60 A. ", ris Richmond and DSnyiile, Tor Farrn-
vile, and ali stations IVES. OF Noseloy
Junction.
500 P. H. ma Richmond and Dsnvtllo for Farm
Vile, and sll stations west OF MoseIey
Junction.
500 P, NJ, rig Richmond and DaaYille, for skim
garter and WinterpOck-
ARRIVz AT BtCHaOsD.
o.i0 A NJ. TIA Atlantic Coast Line, from Winter
pock ana intermediate stations
GqO p. NJ. Ga Atlantic Cosst Liae from Bermuda
645 A. N, vid Richmond sad Danyiiie, from
FsrmviIe, and all stations TesI Of
Noseley Junction.
G+5 A. NJ, TIA Richmond and DsnElue, IRON
Skinluarter and Wiuterpock.
All trains daily except sunday.
For ncke.a, boygsge-chscks, timetables, &c,
call upon A. ". GAkBEh. Atlantic Coast Line,
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