North Carolina Newspapers

THE MORNING .NEWS. J. S. HAMPTON, Proprietor. - THE MORNING NEWS. Ul 'Ht SWt Oaf - Two Iter : TW I by.... " xr rWjr - - rwrtn " - Two Wttli. Published Daily, Excefi- Sunday. i ' RATES OV SUBSCRIPTION, IN ADVANCE '. , One Year (by Mail;, Postage paid,.. ........ .. 4 00 Six Months, ". ............ a 00 Three Months, " " " . 100 Two Months, " " " 75 One Month, M . 44 40 To city subscribers, delivered in any part of the ciry atiocts per week. No advertisements inserted in Local column at any price." -" - An extra charge rill be made for double-column rnr triple-colu-nn advertisements. ' T All announcements and recomendations of candi dates for office, will be charged as advertisements. Advertisef.Sfts to follow reading matter, or to occupy any special place, will not be received. ' Amusement, and Official advertisements 50 cts per square for each insertion. Advertisements kept under the head of "New J Advertisements" will be charged fifty per cent, extra. Payments for. transient advertisements must be made in advance, ' Remitances must be made by Check, Draft, Postal Money Order, Express, or in Registered Letter. Only such remittances will be at the risk of the pub lishers. ', " . - Under the head of "Special City Items," business notices will be inserted at the rate of 5 cents a line r every insertion. ' , THE KAUJEtOADS. . ARRIVAL -AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS. KICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAILROAD. Arrives irom Richmond at.. ....A.... 0.43 am u ................10.32 pm "Leaves for Richmond at... 8.3a am I . . .....a 0.55 P" I 7 NORTH CAROLINA RAILROAD. Arrives from Charlotte at.. 8.22 am - ' JU . 0-4O pm Leaves for Ch.-u-lotte at...... 9.48 am " . 10.44pm J - . " I ' Arrives from Goldsboro at.... 9.30 pm - ."i " 4 ..10.20p m "' " - 7.40am - Leaves for Goldsboro at............ 9.50 am . ' " .................... 6.00am 1.30 p m NORTII-WESTBRN N. C. RAILROAD Xrrives from Salem at... .' ..................... Leaves for Salem at... . 8.00 a m . 9.24 p m , 10.00 a m 10.54 p m C. V. AND V. V. RAILROAD. Arrives frqm Fayetteville at.... ... 7.25 pm ...9.50 a m . . . 5.00 p. m. ..10.15 a. m. Leaves for Fayetteville at .V. . . . Arrives from Walnut Cove ajt.. Leaves (or .Walnut Cove 'at.... THE POSTOPPICE. '-" Wails for the North close at 8.00 a. m. and 9.00 p.m. . ' ; Charlotte " 9- 9- M "Raleigh " 9- -' - - Salem " 9 9 The money order and registered letter office will uywicvmo y. . . :ti. nly be open from 900 a. m. to 4 p.m. General Delivery ts open trom o a. m. umu 7 p. m. . . jrexcept frhen opening mails. Also, 15 minutes after pening the Eastern night mail. Sunday hours, for general delivery, 8.00 a. m lor alfhour ; and- half hour after the opening of he mails irom both North and South: . , "The lock-boxes are from 6.00 a. m. to 10:30 p. m. RESIDENT CLERGYMEN. Presbyterian : Dr. j. Henry Smith, N. Church St. . Rev. E. W. Smith, Asheboro St. S. Greensboro; Baptist t Rev. W. R. Gwalthey, S. Elm StM South Greensboro. Methodist Episcopal. v Rev. J. Mann, W. Market St. o.F. Smith, S. Greensboro. Methodist Protestant : Rev. J. L. Michaux, N. Greene St. - J. R. Ball, Spring St. Episcopal:.. : ' Rev. A. 11. Stubbs, N. Elm St. , PRODUCE MARKET. . Apples green, per bu, Bacon liog round.... .j..i.ooai.5o ..... J Keel .., i8a2s ..ai8 .Butter .. Beeswax............. , Chickens old........ spring ..... ..15330 Corn new ................................ ......350 Com Meal.... ............ ..........,...a6o jDried -Fruits Blackberries.' ..6 1-2 Cherries............. ..71-1 e ' Apples. - - . Peaches, unpared " " unpared 1-4, . pArcd 3 a x-a ....539 ,.....io tees.......... Feathers.. flaxseed Flour Family A .... .......... ...... . . Superfine. ....... ......... .....40 ......75 ....45O ...34 00 ..6oa8o Onions Oats ...............40345 p-i :. . .: . Pea..'."...'.... ...... ........................6oa7s Potatoes-Irish ........60 sww........ 50 . .. laiiow.... ... ....................... .... .. ....u Woolwashed..;.................... 30 imwa9hed.v......j..:........v...M Wheat........ ? ..........aias Rin-Aii. pricks of crockwbs. .. IO .......... .M...io , Hams.. V.. . .. . ... .........is , , Shoulders.... V (icese ... ............... ' oflfee Rio. . . . . .. ....... ..19 -3io Trntnr and mtentefs and ill hav- ing business with the U. S. Patent Of- fice are invited to communicate with me with confident reliance upon my fidelity to their interests. 1, tions improvedand rejected appHca- Trade- marks registered. Skillful Moderate charges.: Send v model or sketch for free report as to patentabilityr Preliminary -information cheerfully furnished. A S YANTIS Solicitor of American' and Foreign Pat iiwiir"- . . t service. ents" 816 F Street, N. W. Washfngton D. C, ...... V1 1 i Vol. 1." THE LATEST NEWS. - Tiro wojiejv TEitizmij i whipped. Methods Used by Knights of the Switch Tor Social Purifi cation. J: Winchester. O.. June 29. The organization knowtl 3S the Knights of the Switch was formed in this (-Adams) county some six months ago for the purpose of driving out disreputable persons and breaking up disorderly houses. The first act of the organiz ation, which is about one hundred Strong, was to whip and tar and feather several women of bad character. Last night about twenty of the Kmghts.mysked and armed with shot guns aud hickory switches, subjected two defenseless women to outrageous treatment. They went to the house of a woman named Martin, in Jefferson Township, last night and demanded admittance. Unon beirc refused thv battered down the door. Two" men who were inside made some show of . 1 1 resisicnce ana several snois were ex- changed, but no one was hurt. Mrs. Martin and her daughter Lily were dragged from, bed, tied to the door frame and whipped with hickory switches until they were unconscious and their bodies covered with bruises and cuts. Mrs. Martin was the first to revive, and was told that if she did not quit the county within twenty-four hours she and her daughter would be killed. The men, who were mar ried farmers living in the vicirlity, were dismissed with the admonition that if they were again found in a dis orderly house they two would be killed. The Knights , then . rode off. They have served notice to leave on the occupants of several other disre-j du table houses in the countv. and the I I J' I i . . , .... I inmates nave prepared to give tne I Knights a shotgun reception.- The authorities pretend thit they do not know who the KnightVire and have made no effort to punish them. Empress Augusta fighting old London, June 29. Society draws the following picture of the aged Empress Augusta ol Germany: "She is lourteen years younger than her husband, ind still she continues assiduously to re- pair by aid of art the ravages of time, Imagine a face wrinkled and pinched, topped by an enormous black wig; Geo. Barber, Kentucky; Jno. A J ud sunken cheeks, glowing with -unnat- son, New York; P. J. Rogers, New urai co:or; a pair of dark, lustcrless York; R. D. Graham, North Caro- eyes staring into vacancy; a scrawny neck, once the admiration and envy of thftnrK nw n nf rorri. ,nd sinews; a figure, bent wiih age and in- I firmities, supported by a stout walking- ao I stick, or leaning upon the arm of an attendant, and you have the picture of the Empress as she appears in pub-1 lie or at court festivals. "You could! not obtain in Berlin to-day. a photo graph or picture of the Empress of more recent date than twenty - or Iwenly-five years Ago.' The Danville Jtlurdcr. Danville June 29. At a late hour last night people on Union street near Main were , startled by three, pistol shots, and .was ascertained that R. L. Cohen had been shot and killed by I Chas. Sayler. Cohen's body w:s re- moved to the hotel and aninquoMheld to day. The evidence goes to. show I that Oihfn hsH hiin annroimoH hv 1 ...... w ft" w ' Sayler some days ago and he asked Cohen wanted to see him; that he reccived sucb a message from him- Cohen told him he had no qarref with him and SnvW left. " ! I him and Sayler left. The Princes' Condition London, .June 29. The Britisli Medical Journal says: "Dr.MacKenzie rcrauvcu uuiioai uic wuuic w uic remaining grovyth in the throat 01 Crown Prince - Frederick William, Sincec the last operation the- Datient has contracted a cold ot considerable severit and the pharynx and larynx I i. cr-. j T -.-.-1 it; t i auclcu- 3WC,""B , n" causedsome difficulty in: swallowing but it is hoped that that-trouble will soon disappear; Great care will be r-- quired for several weeks and the opei - ations on the throat of the patient will 1 be meanwhile suspended. . - DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF THE CITY Greensboro, N. C., Fridry, July 1, 1887 Arrest or a GlrVs JTegro sailani. fs- Girard, La June 29. A riot oc cured at Oak Ridge this morning, about 5.30 o'clock, in which two white men and six negroes were kill ed and several white men dangerous ly wounded. Parties arriving here to-day give the following particulars: Yesterday eveniDg" a negro man, liv ing in the vicinity of Oak Ridge, as saulted a white girl. He was arrest ed about 7 -p. m.', and when the deputies were taking him to the cala boose they werefiredupon .by Jerry Baldwin, colored, his two sons and three other negroes, wounding Depu ties Baker and Gardner. The negroes then dispersed, and later rendezvous ed at a negro cabin - two miles from town. Learning their whereabouts- the officers went Co arrest them. On ap proaching the cabin they were fired upon and one of. their number, G. W. Higginbotheam, wai killed and Con stables John Conger, Gardner and Baker dangerously wounded. ' Dur ing the melee which followed Jerry Baldwin and one of his sons and four other negroes were killed. A courier just arrived from Oak Ridge reports everything quiet. Twenty men from Bastrop have ar rived there. Conger, who received eleven bullet wounds,, died at 3 o'clock torday. Hn Important Decision. Washington, June 20. Secretary Lamar to-day in an exceedinglylong and exhaustive decision, declined to certify to the Treasury Department for payment of the account of the State of Kansas for five per cent, of the uroceed.s of the sales of- certain t.i rri. . , i 1 xiiuian mnus. j. ne amount involved Is$43,'J0. 1 his action of Secretary Lamar reverses the uniform practice of the Interior Department, preva- lent since its foundation. The deci- sion b reaching in its charactiT and wm effect nearly all the Western States. The Boaru-f Pension PSs. Washington June 29. Secre- tary Lamar to day re-appointed for one year the following nairled mem bers of the board of pension appeals: Una; S. V. Sittenhouse, District of I i- m ttjii m oiumoia; x. iiiu, Aiicnigan Three other members will be appoint ed after Julylst. Blaine at the Queen's Garden " Party. London, June -29.- Mr. Phelps!, the United States Minister, dined with the Queen this evening Mr. and Mrs. Phelps, Secretary and Mrs. While. Mr. and Mrs. Blaine and their daughter, Col. and Mrs. John Hay and other Americans will attend theQueen's garden party at Bucking ham Palace on Thusday. The Young Princes at Dublin. ; Dublin, -June 29 Prince Albert Victor and Prince George of 'Wales reviewed the troops in Phoenix Park to-day. The receptionjivep. thePrin- I ces , by the populace . was a mixed I - coe. combining cheers and hisses' I Afterwaid Prince Albert .Victor was I invested 'wjth the mantle and sword of the KhightsTlpf St.. Patrick. This evening -a banquet in honor of the Princess was given at the Viceregal Lodge. . , 7- -1 Homicide in $shevilte. Asheville, June 29. Tom Kin colored, this morning" shot and in stantly killed his wife. claims it was accidental. He says he was co ing hunting- and the gun went off. King was arrested and brought be forea nte : ln rauch distress and weeping bitterly. Genuine Irish Humor. . - From the London Truth. j At a certain debating society an English doctor recently argued that lQe insn.were nauiuraiiy a aeprovea OP GREENSBORO. AND OF THE STATE. and dishonest race, and In support of his position he adduced lib own ex perience. He remarked that he had at Manchester eight hundred Irish patients op his books, and out of this number only thirty paid him his ees. "An Irishman rose when the doctor sat down, and said : 'There is never an effect without a cause; here b never a-phenomenon which does not admit of an explanation. Mow, sir, can we explain the extra ordinary phenomenon to which the doctor has called our attention? He indsan explanation In the natural depravity of the Irish nature. I, sir, lave another explanation to offer, and It b' this: That the thlrtv patients who paid him were the only ones that recovered." a sTHAicnT nnme. Boy. are 'you acquainted around 1 ere?" he asked of a lad on Michiga n avenue. -Yes. sir." j "I want to find the Civlized Corncice works:" iv -Never heard of ern," "But i'ts ah old corner. There's a big sign on the roof." "Oh, you mean Galvinized Cornice works It's right around that corner." Bub. did 1 sry civilized?" "Yes. sir." 'And the , proper word is galvan ized? That' it." "Here comes here. -Here's a dime lor you and you just (keep mum about what has passed. I'm goin tu run for supcrvisoMhis fall on the "strentgh of being a self-made man, who got his education by the light of .a corncob candle, and I dont want the infernal opposition to get hold of the .fact that the candle went out on me too soon." Detroit Free Press. Jlaklny. Jlatters- Worse. From the Washington ITerald. ' There is a story afloat that has not yet been in print, I believe, of a young man who called on a certain Senator's wife, or some other great man's wife. and found it rather difficult to keep up conversation with her. The lady in question was of the class who has risen from the ranks; she had been dragged up into unaccustomed spheres by the success of her husbadd. Hence, pos sibly, thedifficulty the young man ex perienced in his efforts to entertain her. Finally a thought struck him he'd talk ot her daughter. He said " "I met your daughter a few weeks ago: b.ie is mucn improved, put .ap pears to be a little delicate yet, and you know it is fashionable to be deli cate." Delicate!' exclaimed the robust old dame, "not a bit of it. She's the most indelicate girl I know of in sas sity." GENERAL NEWS' A new paper has been named Ihe Soap Bex. Illinois was admitted into the Union as a state in 1818. Rare manuscripts in the libraries in Paris are to be photographed. Samuel Woodworth. author of the "Old Oaken Bucket," was a journey man printer. New York City has a Furnace, who is a baker and a Feaster who keens a restaurant. They raise watermellons two feet five inches in circumference at Kissi- mec. Fla. - . ' Once more, what's" in a name?" Cadet Albright graduates last at West Point, and Cadet Shunk stands first. In Laredo. Tex., they raise onions weighing two and one-half pounds and measuring twenty inches ,in. cir cumference. - Down in Owens valley in California the Indians slaughter fish by, the thousands by means of a berry found in the mountains. - . - Reduction in prices fully appreciated as seen bv an increase ol order Ci to C. .Doughty' and sec what- an c V ....... j . elegant pair ot Gaiters In the way of material and workmanship can be had for five or six dollars A!sa, call for a steam cooker. iwv Come and see our butter cups; Greensboro Candy Co. No. 144 Writtm fur the Ni TO TUB TEACHERS AMIJini.Y . AT SOOEnEAD. BY W. E. G I I.LI AM. Whenever men shall learn to lovo their kind. And worship God In beauty's holi ness: . 1 To hold the hearty, generous hand 10 Diess - r To help the weak, the erring and the blind: To make no laws or act no deeds that bind Their brother peers in freedoms natural fctate Then they the mind endow and culll- llcsting In duty done and truth de fined. Let those who now assemble by the sea Take these poor word-, but mighty truths and hold Them , firmly to their warm and noblo hearts. Each saying! "These advise me how to be, And I will practice their precepts more bold. As well as teach and show them in my arts." SPECIAL CITY ITEMS. Private TJonrrfiuir, ' Mrs. M. C. Dixon announces that she is prepared to accommodate a number of regular or trar.cieut board ers at her Boarding House on North Elm street, opposite thcourt House. Terms reasonable. The demand lor Tar Heel Liniment is increasing. Use it get -well be happy. Houston & Bro. 7 O'clock Sharp ! Our store will be closed until fur ther notice, at 7 p.m. Saturday's ex cepted) until further notice. Butter on ice can be had fresh and nice. Houston & Bro. Notice. Five lots with buildings on them, two vacant lots There are four never-failing wells on the propertv. This block fronts on three streets. Wash ington, Davie and Swaim. The prop erty can be bought on reasonable terms. - M. T. HUGHES. For Rent. Nice Brick Dwelling ontaiuing 7 rooms with all modern improvements. very desirable house and reasonable rent. Apply to Mrs. Nannie W. Mc Ado or w- A- Scott- Notice. -IVhen yon. want the hichest prices I for your Eggs and Chickens ship them to A. D. Moseley at Durham. N. C. 5 per cent commission. ITloui- A Big Lot ! We have all grades of Flour. Our "White Pearl" and -Silver Crown" Flours car.oot be beaten. Try a sack. .Also, Meal, ShipstuQ, Corn, &c. ap22tf slIoUSToN Bros. A ejty for The meed of m prorooting personal comeliness, n cue to J. C Aver & Co., whose Hair Vigor is a universal beautiner of the hair. Harm less, effective, and agreeable, it ranks among the indispensable toilet ar ticles. Lumbcrl ! 1 The finest' short leaf, unbled Yel!ow Pine, a quantity of Flooring, Ceiling. Mouldings. Weatherboarding and dressed Lumber of all descriptions.now on hand for immediate sale- Manufac tured at Davis, Wainman & Co.'s mills. Asheboro. N. C. Apply to C. S, Wainman, Greensboro. N. C. Hew House for Sale Cheap. One two story house on Asheboro street with all necessary but buildings. W ell 01 fine water and nicely located in a good neighborhood. For lurthci information apply to J, R. Huches, Agcnt. Avoid thetise. of calomel fur billius complaints. Ayer's Cathartic Pills, entirely vegetable.. have teen tested forty years, and are acknowledged to be the bel remedy for torpidity f the iver, costiveness. ann snnigestiun. Many a 5'oungrirl shuts herself out from society because her face is cov ered with pimples and blolche. All disfiguring humors are removed by purifying the blood w:th Ayei's Sar- I sapanlla. Ihts remedy is the safest ana most reuaoie mat can ue usea. Liltle butter cups good for children; iw. Greensboro Cndy Co. Ayer's Saraparilla operates radicillr upon the blo.d, thoroughly cleansing and invigorating it. As a sale and ab solute cure for the variout disoidcrs caused by constitutional taint or lotec- tion. this remedv has no enaal. Tate :..:. .u i it this month. For Sale. " ' - I have on hand a number of good ranch co.vs which I will sell. Prices ranging from $20.00 to 550.00. " I . Jas: . Smith. 1 New Garden. N. C. S TI $ y 7S 1 S c ! run. Tea Imn wolhS Konarril typ mxkt cm tavi WILMINGTON & WELDON RAIL ROAD COMPANY. CONDENSED SCHEDULE, TRAINS GOING SOUTH. Nov. I4.-S6-J Dan- Dailr. Dailr Lr Weldoru.'j 15 p m'5 33 p m I 10 a rn Ar Kocky Mt 2 33 p m;..., Ar Tarboro. 4 sop m .... Lv Tarboro.'ii 30pm Ar Wilson. . 4 05 p m 6 58 p m 3 07 a m Wilson.. 45 p m ........ .... Ar Sclma... 5 40 p m j Ar Fayette'. g3i p m........ Lv Goldsboro' 4 34 p m 7 40 p m'j 5S a ni L.V MagnolU o 09 p m 3 33 p nvj 18 am Vr Burgaw..7 00 p m ' 13 a m Ar Wilming.j 50 m 9 55 p mj 00 a m TRAINS GOi.'G NORTH. No. 45 1 No. 47 i'o. 43 Daily. J Daily. Daily. 1 1 40 pmS 50 a m S 52 p m Li Wilming. Lv. Burgaw. Lv Magnolia Ar GoMsbor. 12 52 am 1023 am 1042 pm 1 55 a m il 35 arn n 3S am Lv Fayetter. Ar Selma.. 700 a m ... 9 s8 a m' ........ i 1 25 am! 2 32 a mli2 25 pm'ts 51 am ji 00 p m l 27 a m U 5pra il 33 am( 405 a m 2 1 5 p m'a 4 ; a m Ar Wilsoru.; Lv Wilson . . Ar RoTcyML Ar Tarboro. Lr Tarboro. Ar Weld on.. Trains on Scotland Neck Branch Road leaves Halifax lor Scotland Neck at 3 00 p m. Returning. leaves Scotland Neck at 9 30 a m., daily except Sunday. ' Trains leares Tarboro. N. C, via Albemar! & Raleigh, R R, daily, except Sunday, 6 p m.; Sunday 5 p m.; arrire Wiluamston. N. C, 8 lop m. and 6 40 &m. Returning leaves Wi'.Iiamston. U . Daily except Sunday. 8 00 a m. Sun day 9 50 a m. arrive Tarboro, N. C. 10 05 a m. and 1 1 30 a m. Trains on Midland N. C. Branch , leaves Goldsboro. N C, daily except Sunday, 5 30 p m.; arrive Smiihficld. N. C. 700 pm. Returning leaves Smith field. N. C.,7 30 a m., arrive Goldsboro, N. C. 9 00 a m. Southbound train on Wilson & Fayet teville Branch is No. 50. Northward is No. 51. Trains No. 40 South will stop only at Wilson, Goldsboro and Magnolia. Trains No 47 makes close connection at Weldon for all points North daily. . All rail via Richmond, and daily ex cept Sunday via Bay Line. Trains make close connection for all points North via Richmond and Wash ington. All trains run solid between Wilming ton and Washington, and hac iVMnvtn Palace Sleepers attached. JOHN F. DIVINE. : Gnpra Sun'! J. R. KENLY, Sup't Transpiration T. M. EMERSON. Ce.Vl Pass. Xent RICniIOND AND DAN V ILLS BOAD. 1: a ; t . CONDENSE! hCIIl-IDULll TRAINS BUN BY MERIDIAN TIMI' TUAIK3 GOING "SOUTH. May. 29Uj, 1SSC. ; No. ZQ. 1 X 5X tulr. Leve Nev York i 4 45 m Leave PLil.l-lrLU....! 7 2am 4 3) 1 u G? 1 iu Le re iWllimcre. Leave WaiLlagtoa Leave CbrlotttTi:!e. Leve I.yncbbarg. ... Lesve Duarille 0 4n. 'JU ti 1.1 11.4 mm ' 1 1 1 U y hi 3Upni 3 l0 1 im SiiOpm S (Vi mnt H5 pu 8 C5 rw LeuTij RicbuiODvL 3 G-) p ui 2 30tu Jjexie OoliUboro !I2 3-1 m 10 in Lrave lUleicb GSOan. 1 OHm Leave Dartum.. ....... 1 f37aru! 2 ZQ ui Leave HlcH Point ItlSahi! lDtC.m Ltmim Saliarj ilJJJru! 11J3 aiu Leave CLarlott 223am' I (0 nai Ieave Spattaobatz . 31 t' 3 3tttu uuLTm oreuviu .... -. . t . . 1 . . C W im: 4 4)pai 1 20 Vi' ir43rm Arrire AlUnU . TKAIXSGOIN'G SOUTH. . toy 2Ql 1S8G. J il. Vn.ts. i Diir. Dtlr. Arrivo Charlotte C ti. r.-a 4 S'UUnry ; C 43. iM' 8C1 j 14 Hih roict. .. I ILf. 9 13 .m tiretbtooro t a u j.hi DarL-ira ; 12 47; n 1 1 U7 iu ' llaleib 1 2 il -u C, 30 arj O olJ.bc: o .I...' 4 3.: ni II CO fcuj Am DcT:i:e ito lnkuJi ; iy Arrire LyncLb org ....J I I3r-ui 2 ;J .itt - Chit!o:tiTUl "... 3 40ptn 4 10 sri WLiDtoo ' 8 23 i ' H 10 , lUUitu-T3 . IlVGi'm 13 03 in . u.n'ii ipjki, ..... 14 .1 rra X York .... 1 6 2") x:u: 3 JU j-nt DairV exe.-..!,-.1it. N ,W S. C. IlAlLUOAl) . coi3o s-cra llr : 5vco Mrra hi. xt. KUem Il-D-'l m, u SLEEPING CAIl "!;RVICF. On trains 50 and 51. Puilmin v., r .. Sleeper between Atlanta and Yew Yorl 1 oi) tf vi!!e. . - ' - . On trains 52 an j 53. Pullman "Huffd aC!!'a ' vv- V.asj" .ana. U 2Z". M Da bleeper Montgomery and Washin-tu ..L . . . n . nvil'e. I WIT I between Richmond and OrrnshcVo n,i Greensboro and Col JsHoro. For rates and inlorrrutiun aKy !o any Agent of the Cornpmy or to ' . SOL II A AS, T. M." Jas. L. TAYLOR. . Gen. Pass Agent," - . V.'ashtngion, 1.C V