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THE MORNING NEWS. By HAMPTON & ANDREWS. r ',. " ' "'"'" Puixished Daily, Ljept Sunday. tup vfi7)Mrp ifu!?,c 1111 .UiUUivu ivlUO. f . 4 ; Ur-A It ' ratks or vBvttmo, is advakcs: One Yew (by Mail;, rVMUge paid...... f Six Mmth, ' 'Ihrce Month, M - ......,..... Two Month, ... One Month, .' ... 4 oo oo t oo 75 40 To city luWriUr, delivered in xtsy part of theciy at to ct per week. --;.-. No advertisements inserted in Local column at any - price. . J . -. , An extra charge will be made for docble-colamn nr trijlc-cola"nn advertisements. All a nnounce3cnw and r ecom enda t ions of candi Utes for office, will be charged as advertisements. Adverti--'-''-nt follow reading matter, or to 'occupy af pcea place, will not be received. . Amaeincnt, and Official advertisements 50 cts per square for each insertion AJvertisemenu-'wm w chafed fifty per cent, extra, Payments f.r transient advertisement, mast be I made in advance. Uin!iinr mini !. mad hv (hrlt Draft. Postal Umiw Order. Exores or in Registered Letter, r Only such remittances wUl be at the risk of the pub- I Ushers. I Under the head of "Special City Items," business notices will he insert od-at the rate of 5 cents -a line or every insertion. ' THE BAILOADS. ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OK TRAINS. KICttMOKl JlNt lANVlt-I-R KAILKOAU. g . Arrives from Richmond at.................. Q-43 am " ................10.32pm Leaves for Richmond at. 8.32 a m QSSPm NOKTII CAROLINA KAILRAAD. Arrives from Charlotte at. ...... 8.aa a m ' 9.40 pm leaves lr 0:rl"e 9-43 a m ' 1044pm Arriv:s from (loidsboro at . . v9-3opm 10.20 p m .... 7.w....i Leaves for (Jolds.ho.ro at.. .......... 9.50 am 1. 6.00 am . m m n m I NOKTU-WSSTIAn t. C RAILROAD rrivcs from Salem at.... 8.00a in . . . . . 9.94 p m Leaves for Salem at. .................... 10.00am . " 10.54pm C. r. AND V. -V. RAILROAD. Arrives ft om Kayc-ttcville at P m U-aves for Fayctteville at ....9.50 a m Arrives from Walnut Cove at ...5.00 p. m. Leaves for Walnut Cove at,.... ...... ...10.15 a. m. THE POSTOFFICE. Mails for the North close at 8.00 a. rn.nnd9.00 p.m. . ' Charlotte 9.00 9.00 " Raleigh " 900 vSalem - 9 00 906 . Kayetteville " ' 9 00 The money order and registered letter office will " nly be open from 900 a. ra. to 6 p. m. . General Delivery is open from 8 a. m. until 7 p. m. -except wV-enopeninj mails. Also, 15 minutes after ' pening the Eastern night mail. I 1 ! 0.AM Wk 4 vs- Sunday nours, lor general aeuvery, o.uua. ...n,,,;, w h,if hoar, after the onenin2 of the mails from both North and South. The lock-loxes are from 6.00 a. m. to" 10:30 p. m. RESIDENT CLERGYMEN. Presbyterian: , Dr. J. Henry Smith, N. CnurchSt. Rev E. W. Smith, Asheboro St. - S Greensboro. Baptist : KeVw.K.uWitney,o.i!..moc..uluv Rev. J. E. Mann, W. Market St. " .G. F. Smith, S. Greensboro. Methodist Protestant : Rev. J. I Michaux, N. Greene Sr ' J. R. 15all, Spring St. Episccpal : Rev. A. H. Stubbs, N. Elm St. PRODUCKMARKET . Appks croon, per bu.... -1.ooa1.50 I acon hog round. ..........a, Rutter...'.!...V.'..".. ......... i8aa5 reswax..... ......... : ......ai8 Slackens out . r......... r5aao spring .........ioai5 Corn new ...........v.......a5o Corn Meal feal a6 I Uned lruits r.lackbemes. .61-21 ri,.,r.;.. - . .....71-2 I Apples. .............. Peaches, unpared " unpared 1-4, pared ...... ..4....aa3 ... ...... ....sap Eggs .. Feathers.... Flaxseed..., . ........ ? 4 Flour Family J.. Superfine . - ol .a4 00 Onions. Oats... Perk:.. Peas... Potatoe: ....... ...eoaso -6a7 60375 Irish . . . ..00 Swetft... RagsCotton . .". . . rallow.... ....... Wool washed. . . . unwashed. Wheat , '..y ........... ................... 1 ...6 30 ...........20 fiai 25 RETAIL TRICES OF GROCERIES. Bacon-Sides ....... . . . ...io ...IS Hams.... . Shoulders. fJheese ... Coffee Rio..... .......8 V.............20 .............19 2-310 Inventors and -patentees and all hav- ing business with the U. S. Patent Of fice are invited to conjmunicate with me With confident reliance upon my fidelity . to their interests. . " New inventions patented. Old inven tions improved, and-rejected applica tions' revived, j Caveats filed." Trade marks registered. Prompt attention. Skillful service. Moderate charges. Send model or sketch ior fret report as to patentability ' Preliminary information cheerfully furnished. -. - Solicitor)! American and Foreign Pat entsr 816 F Street, N. W:, Washington D, C. ; - ' Vol.2. LATEST FB03I XXI E CAPITAL. Two SulcldcM .Hatch Cume um Aucuau ueucccn Miatan and Porttmoulh Crape v 1 I Raleigh. July 2Sf iaS7. Mrs. JaS. G. Brown committed suiridelajft nirht nrnr Aw-r. in thin county, by hanging nerself from a tree. - She Was of Unsound mind. 1 This afternoon there was another suicide, this time, at narv ' .las. NiOrfleCt, U bU ine man of Nor- a native of Tarbdro, !..".,.' - 1 ti- it.. 1 unit, v a., UI1U shot himself at the hotel with a re- volver. The Portsmouth, (Va.,) Rase-ball cmo arrival in iiateign ai d o ciock , 1 . .. ... - .. .I p. m. Monday July 2a and proceeded directly to Barie-ball 1'ark, where I they played a game with the Raleigh club. The Porlsmouth club has a fine looking set of players, and they nlavpl "finn lml!" Thpir uniform consisted of white flannel shirts and pants with brown stocking, belts and I caps. It was a very unique uniform. The rwrular nitcher of the Italeish club coufd not take part in the game on account of sickness. Wvnn i young Doy, was put in tne box and . 1 pitched a fine jrame. The Ports - I and after a hard fought contest, of MnnSncr v,n vtminion. tonous by a score of G to 5. Roth clubs played well, but somehow it! was rather a loose game. Riddle, the Raleigh catcher, had one passed ball, and the Portsmouth catcher had three. V - On Tuesday, very body that went expected to see a better game than that of Monday, but it was even better than they expected. Both v-iuDs piayei nara. wynno was again put in the box for Raleigh and. also Riddle behind the bat They both played excellently. iThe visi tors changed their battery altogether. By the, official score, fourteen base- t, i- t a . , hits were made . on . the Portsmouth pitcher, while only 5 were made on Wynn. That was- good pitching for his second match game. The erame wasveryclose .ndeed. TheRaleieh leigh dub did some fipe playing and finally won the game. Score : Ral eigh, 5 ; Portsmouth, 2. Errors : Raleight 2 ; Portsmouth. 7. I heard it said that that was the first time Portsmouth had been beat in G years. The Jlaleigh club certainly played well . The base-ball season has fairly opened here now 'and we may expect some fine playing during the season. AH the talk now is about the grape show. The Raleigh rpeople are pre- paring lor : it. "Lift everybody come and we wilHhave a big time ! Mr- W. H Hughes., a crockery merchant of this city, is going to opena branch store at Creech's old stand on I Faj-etteville St. He will orobablv carrv on the business at his . oiu-stanu aiso. ' " .1 1 sa a letter, in the News-Observer of ' Thursday morning, on the I subject of a Roller Flouring Mill and urging the business men of Raleigh to take steps to establish one here a I t a? xi jl . . 1 - - - nouce mat me oussiness men of j Greensboro are goiug to build one at an early.date and I think Raleigh ought to do the same. Let the ball be kept rolling. Trebuii. Her Eight .Itlcmpt at Suicide. Kansas Citv. Mo., July 28. Late j last evtvning'Mrs. Nellie Hayes, wife of the. horse trainer, James Hayes, and daughter of Dr. Finch. Superintendent of the Ohio State Insane Asylum, at Columbus, made her eighth ineffvjc tual attempt within three months l commit , suiciile. This time she tried to hang hersell in a cell in' the jail where -she va confined pending com- mitmcnt to the I insane asylum. "She had made a cord-of her apron. Twice she has tried to kill herself with, mor phine, twice " wi:h laudanum, twice with carbolic and once by d,rbwning. ' ? Ther is a "place in New York - where the finest of wedding troussaus, even down tb the shoes and stockings. "maY ( be hired for a night, ar.d it is said that I prominent society , women f patronize prominent society , women p; the establishment. They pay from $7 to $4o'for the htau.-Men are accomoda ted for 2. - DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF THE CITY Greensboro, N. C. Srturdry,-July 30, 1887. TUB GriLVODD OATTIJ UDOt'.tD COJlPA.ir. . Wc cheerfully cive nlac- t . the loh Jowintv atticle in reff rpiirr? tn'lfie old - - - - - 1 . I i" the Raleigh AesOSsever v the I b m k w m m m m x a ah v a a h a "tb inst. VhJe it IS jn nletpilie in which Greensboro is pecu bil- i.iter- esiea. oy reason 01 us n.ri proximity to US. It Should alio ht HI interest tO the patriotic citizens of the State is 01 inc aiaic Generally, and we cotifi IcnlU- 'anneal I to the press of the State to aid all thfy can m the furtherai.ee of enter- TL .n, . ' . " ' . 1 . . , 1 - prise. I he .etc'S'UifScrVryS'. "Thatis'a very laudable enterprise on which Judge Schenck. Col. Kcogh ami otner noerai ana patriotic citizens . I ... . .... . . I 01 ureensooro. pnmauiy. with liberal I a"9 pawiouc genucmen uvmg eise- whe are engaged it bein the pur- chase oI the old Guilford court House Rattle-field, and us restoration to the condition in which it was at the lime of xht battle. North Carolinia has pre- servd but few memorials of the great matters in lhe VlTc and historV of htr PcoPlc Shc has rcared no nionuments 10 PerPlluaie inc Iame 01 n" sons or to commemorate any of the events that illustrate the spitit of her people fc"N i,i'- th( iiinctr. ih t or the valor and heroism of her sol- J . . . . A beginning should be made. and the gentlemen about Greensboro, incited by an ennobling patriotism. have moved forward in the work and set the example. i .Last laii Juage benenck. ever thoughtful ot North. Carolina, coh- ceived the idea of having the battle field restored to its former condition. and when the legislature met he pre- pared a charter incorporating a com pany, which being granted, the com pany was organized. The ollicers are Judge Schenck, presidcnt;Col. Kcogh, secretary; Messrs. Julius A. Gray. J. W. Scott, D. V. C. Bcnbow. direc tors. Greensboro at once subscribed $750, and Dr.. Grissom, Gen. Bar- ringer, Col. Buford, Cnl.J. D". AVil liams, J. Turner Morehead and Gov, Scales and others have' made liberal- subscriptions. The company, indeed, was so far encouraged that it pur- x j . ' - f i i fased ,.xty acre, of land .covenng the battle-field the very spot, about eight acres, where the Continental liue routed Webster's crack brigade ol British veterans and destioycd the 2d battalion of British guards. The spot is foure and-a half miles north west of Greensboro near old Martins ville and the Cape Fear & Yadkin Valley Railroad runs through the tract. A strong force is now at wuik grubbing , and trimming the groves and restoring the old Salem a?id Mar tinsville road along which th battle was fought, and making similar im provements. Messr?. McGaljiard and Iluske, of Keinetsville, havrrBo- nated a handsome monument in honor of ' Col. Arthur Forbis who fell on the field; Maj. J. W. Wilson has do nated a handsome red marble shaft UnH h nnpnrl hie mnrr th. I r ' .. vvytiiaijjr , iijv. idiii uau 11119 uavt cenerouslv offered free transportation for all monuments, granite, etc.. and the lumber men and mechanics of Greensboro, with commendable zeal. have contributed a house for the I keener of the cround. 1 Wtien the grounds have been placed in good condition and the battle-field has been restored and marked out -as it was, the property will be offered to theU. S. government, provided it wilj erect a suitable monument there to the memory of Gen. Greene and make provision for keeping up the property. It ii a matter worthy of : the attention of, the Federal government, lor, as -Yoiktown was the final scene in the dtama of Cornwalls capture, Guilford Court House Was the opening of the play. It was there that Greene crip pled him and so broke up his aitny that Cornwallis had to retrc tt upon Wilmington, and thence j marched northward to his capture. k As has usually been the case, history has done scant justice to the action of the Nor:h Carolinians in that affair and though' Carruthers has contributed i somewhat; to setting the 'matter right. t . . u 1 . " : yet oincrMcpi arc nccuci iu kivc em phasis to the importance of the battie and to perpetuate the fame of our -sd diers who so b.-avely withst;od the shock of arms in conflict with the trained veterans ot the old world. Green's masterly retreat through North1 Carolina, his- return to the hiils of the uppr IIiv Rii'er. apd his OF GREEKSEOKO. AKD OF THE STATE, first encounter at Martinsville, arc all I ol a piece-as fine a display of n.Uitary genius as marked the acthn of any I revolutionarr heio. The raoft cntrr. tiinincr account riven 1A thrt- mrvr- - - r Hiac BaKS ia asm w a mam m m. m ri w . 1 in the life of Greene by his son. who wa, on his slafJ and a narticinant in ihoafTiir. rt.n 11 St. battle which was af culmination oil Greene's admirable stratesry,swas the moo imrviftnt in it. rrnli f.tBcrit .. . on .sunn t irniini cnii ic?w nrr. hapJ thal Qf Moore's Creek, it the - . f . ., outbreak of the war. while, consider. f'm r " I ii.Fuiaoi ocn uun aioorc s recK. It 14 WelL lhrn lhrt. Ih ritrtttr I - " ... I ,e of he whole JUle shcu'ld ir . .. . . - . nicresi in iuc wor wnicn inc zeaious citizens 01 ureens boro have so well performed and I should hasten to contribute each his I. mite towards accomplishing the ob- ject in view. Wc press the matter upon the attention of the people, and commend the undertaking to their fa vor"as being in every way worthy of their interest and patriotic assistmcr. As we understand it a hare of stock is issued to all who subscribe twenty-J five dollars. There should be no lack I of stockholders Let all who are able enroll their an,e, , Bive their countenance to 5utu a ucscrving unaeriaKing. LIQUOR llCCNRC. Editor Morning Kca?tm: I do not know who your correspondent IV is, nor do I know who the "Block head,, may have been who tried to say something smart In yesterday's News, but I am satisfied tliat the latter" is' a sympathiser with the whiskyites and knew full well what was meant and felt the forco of PV article. There are a trreat many good people in this city who agree with.-lV and think that the present board could, very conais- tently, with their known temperance principles, have declined to issue license to any one. And I, for one, .. .. ... ma greatly surprised and dip pointed when tho first licenses were granted. TRUTH. lriy.Thty Shot the I'aalor. Atlanta, July 2S.-KeV. William R. Clemm'ons. a popular colored nreacher. was shot- in the lei? on Wednesday. night last. It was claimed that he was chased by three men and shot while escorting Miss D.-lla Hurst home. Great mystery surrounded the affair, and secrecy was observed by the parties, it was found necessary to amputate thepastor's leg. and he died from the effects of the operation yes terday. It has been ascertained that the reverend gentleman, who was a widower, was popular with the sisters, and was in the habit of seeing choice Iambs of the flock home after prayer meeting. Miss Hurt is an uncom monly stylish girl, and when Clem monsoffeied her his arm that night le was shadowed. The intimation now is that the shots were not fired until thorevcrend centleman reached the lady's chamber. The effort at secrecy was for the purpose of hiding the situation.- but death has disclosed it all. d 8U3I3XB1X SQUIDS. Boston Courier: It is the skirl ot a lady's ball dress that costs: the cor sage doesent come high. Pittsburg Chroniclt: They say, it's a sneezy thing to become a member f the National Hay Fever Association Cituinnnlt Enquirer: It was a dojri- light shame to make poor chorus girls wear stockings during the intense hot snell nr -t r rxf - a - ' rhxlaiUlpkta ortn American: Amo- g the people mentioned as stiininat the summer hotel? wc fmtliht b otb'acks- . - ...... i AVar Orleans Picayune. The drainage o! the citv treasury is" prompt enough. but something yet remains to be done for the street.- ' . - Philadelphia AVtiv: Harper's" pretty bank clerk has been arr'stcd for em- . AP bezzlcnie:it in Cincinnati. All was grist that came to his rmll. AYailted, To build houses ior the citizens j! Greensboro and vicinity. Satisfaction guaranteed. Reference given when desired. I can bs found'at the office of Drooks & Love. - - 2W. " - A. F. II BOOKS. No. 24 AcUrc Soap Free! Wehid Tcril hooCrcd fCll. tertd throughout the citv veiterdav h.ch when prctenled to Metu. Al DHSht & McKnt Jacob Jonet Of our- iL. l.ij . 1 . . one cate 01 active ooap. ivare you cards and rtt a cake olKo-ooeiaan .a. . m mm aaBi m w cry soip. HOUSTOX a U0. Agents. Reduction in prices fullr arorcciated a lcn bT afl iocrease ot orders. Go P"' wurBiTiiBa sec wnai an .r 1 1 w s. m eiej - ani pair 01 waiters in trie war of v nuisuMUlum s m . . v. . for a $t 51 p can be had five or six dollars. Alto, call for iw. earn cooker. njnt nool. or from th drl ,i.t f Citv twrrt milirisl nniinnt r lK , -j pi-m-m w. ft W lamc. Aytt Afcuc ukeo . cording to directions, is a warranted 1DCCifjc for malarial disorder,. 7 O'clock Sharp ! Our store will be closed until fur lhcf nlicc 7 p. rn. Saturday's ex- cepted) until l jrlher notice. Butter on ice can be had fresh and nice. " Houston & Bso. The meed of meritv for promoting personal comeliness, is due to J.'C Aver & Co.. whose Hair Vigor is a universal beautifier of the hiir. Harm. less, effective, and agreeable, it ranks among the indispensable toilet ar- tides. Flour- ver Crown" Flours cannot be beaten. Try a sack. Also. Meal. Shipstufl. Corn, &c ap22tf Houston Bros. For Bent. Three new houses iust finished 00 Orange St. one sauare from the Graded School and Presbyterian Church. Kent very low for such nice houses, tf. .A. Hagan & Son. Dan River Bridge to Let. At Madison. Rockingham County. N. July 30th 1&S7. A covered bridge 208 feet long. 3 spans 71 2-u feet, anrl "Tr r.H fl anrl C.tf ft rrrr nillars already built. Bridce to be built as nearly as practicable like the Settle Bridge at Dead Timbers, N. C. John M. Gallowav. J. M. Vaughn, R. C. Neion. G. V. Martin. Building Cum.. Madison N. U . July Ctli. 57. 2w Notice. Now is your time to subscribe to Chambeis' Encyclopedia. F, T. Camn the cenl act. is no S Si Kh, i I days. Do not fUil to subscribe 1 1 this ! valuab'e work. tL WANTED ! A position as salesman or account ant, bv a young man of experience. Good reference given. Address Luke. Drawer G, Greensboro. N. C. Come and see our butter cups; Greensboro Canoy Co. SEALED PROPOSALS. Greensboro, N. C. July 18. '87. Sealed proposals will be received at the office of the Supervising Architect of (J. S. Treasury Department at Washington, D. C .jand opened at 2 p. m. of the 30th day of July, 1887, for furnishing and delivering at freight depot, Greensboro, N. C, in accord- ance wun snecincaiu.n. nc (I) uur- clar Proof Chest. Each proposal must be accompanied by a certified check for $50.00, made payable to thf order ot the Treasurer of th: United States. The right to tc ject any bids is reserved. . . Copies of specification can be seen. and any information o a tamed, ny ap- plvinrto M. L.ISLI.L. 1 . Supervising Archiiec People's Fivd Cents Savisrs Sink OK CREENSI5t)RO. N. O Incorporated April 29th. -1SS7. uo der the laws id North Carolina. Open for business July 2. 1887. ..Under rigid examination nf Com missioner appointed by the Governor I f the State. I Character and amounts tjf its invest I lucnts caiciuiiy iiniiica oy atatuie- RccciTs deposits from five cents tn two thousand dollars from any one I person. Pavs all profits to depositois. Makes loans on public bond, real estate. and firit-class personal security. officers: President. 31.-Win stead. I'ice-Preside fsV. F. Steele. J. A. Odell. J. H. Harris. Treas. or Cashier) Samuel L. Trog den. . CterJt (or Secretary) H. II. Cartland. Hico Boarding Hous9 Thc-UIcDonafd House on McDon ald street is the place to get nice Board and Lodgijrsg at living rates. Ry Mrs. J. V. Kernodle. tt Tl 4 mm r ty ... . " W...M ....... f ........ .. ... I mmt U'ttffwUMHi M J Immm TWrrvl tyym m WILMINGTON L WELDON RAIL ROAD COMPANY. r I CONDENSED SOIEDULE. TRAINS GOING SOUTH. or. U , jjjujy. j Daily. Dai.'y Lv WeWon.. J 1$ p m 5 3$ p ra t 10 a m vr Kocky Ml 2 33 p m !. Ar Txrboro.'4 $opm ! Lv Tarboro.lit 30pm 1 Ar Wilson . . 4 05 p m 6 55 p m 3 07 am Ar Selma. . .'5 40 p m 1 Ar FaycttcvJg 31 p m' LvGoIdsboro 4 54 P nv 40 p tn t t 1 m Lv Manotia 099 m 3 3S p m $ iS a m 4iKw.. w p m 013mm Ar W ilciing. 7 50 rjn 955pm 700am TRAINS GOIm'G NORTH. Na 45 j To.47No. 43 i Daily. Daily. Daily. Lv Wilsung.'n 40 pmS 53 a n S 52 p m i-r uargaw . j 9 34 a ra 9 50 p m Lv Magnolia 12 $2 am 1023 am 1042 rm Aruo4USDor. i 55 a m 11 35 am it 5s am Lv Fayettev.j 7 00 a m ArSelma... . 9 5S an Ar Wilsoru. II 25 am Lv Wilson ..2 32 a m'12 25 pm 1251 am Ar RoTcyMu ...,'t 00 p m i 27 a m Ar Tarboro 453pm Lv Tarboro. In 33 am Ar Weldon. J4 05 a tn: 15 p mil 45 am Trains on Scotland Neck Branch Road leares Halifax lor ScotlanI Neck at 1 00 p m. Returning. leaes Scotland Neck at 0 30 a m., daily except Sunday. Trains leares Tarboro, N. C. via Albemarl & Raleigh. R R, daily, except Sunday, 6 pm.; Sunday 5 pm.; arrive Williamston. N. C, 8 10 n m. and 6 40 &m. Returning leaves Williamtton. N . Daily except Sunday. 3 00 a m. Sun. 1ayg5oa m. arrire Tarlx)ro, N. C. 10 05 a m, and 1 1 yj a m. Trains on Midland N. C. Branch leares Go Mi boro, N C, daily except Sunday, 5 30 p m.; arrire Smithfield. N. C, 7 oopm. Returning leares Smith, field. N. C. 7 30 a m., arrire Goldlioro. N. C. 9 00 a m. Southbound train on Wilson & Fayct terille Branch is No. 50. Northward is No. 51. Trains No. 40 South wi'.l stop only at Wilson. Goldsboro and Ma jnoUa. Trains No 47 makes close connection at Wcldon for all points North daily. All rail via Richmond, and daily n cept Sunday via Bay Line. Trains make close connection for all points North -ia Richmond and Wash ington. All trains run solid b-twecn Wilming ton and Washington, and hare Tuljman Palace Sleepers attached. JOHN F. DIVINE, General Sup t J. R. KENLY. S't Transportation T. M. EMERSON. Gcnl Pass. Agent RICHMOND AND DANVILLE UAt! JiOAD. CONDENSED KCIIEDt'Lll TRAINS LUN DY MERIDIAN TIM II TRAINS GOING SOUTH. My. 20i b. 1M7. No. CO. Nn. LZ Dilj. j Daily. 4 Ittm 4 30 j tn 0 iiatu! 012 p m 1 1 . 4 au 1 1 c1 p m 3 3i jn! 3 00ia Lear b New York . Loare lliiUJclj.bia.... Leare lUluaiorr Leave Wa.liiuloa . . . Leava CturlotUnTillr. Lea re Lyoehbr.rg. . . Ler Da&vIIU Hi- pu j H OS m ta Lrv KicLinjuiL 3 OJ p m '23d iu Leare GalJb.ru ..'12 30arurt 10 pro LeaTe lUlrib J 2 30 aw 1 00 am Leave Dorhara.. ; C 37 am I 3 33 am Leare HUh Puict Ill", am ID 1 Rain Lrare &iltlnrj l2ZJ,ni 11 '2 am Leare CLarlts. 2 '2 ara HO im Leare SpurUnbar. Lrave GrvetiTilIe Arrire AtUuLa.. . ZrSin'v 3 31 pm .'1 I 5) j rn hi t'l ia TRAINS GOING NORTH. M17 17. No. M. , N.i3. D-ily. CUilr. Arrire Clirlutle. . . ire Clirlulle .tin mm C H .m SlUInry f. I "ura- HOI ra Hi-h VtADl TMiin.'J 15 j w 44 (Irrecalioro . ... 8 2. 'J in ni Darl.ura . ' 12 47pm 12 07 am RateJb Hiui C. Z.) xn G!.U(ioii) ; 4 Silpu 11 2) am Arme DtaviKe ilU 10 II Tt .m . XUel.raoa.1. ' 3 V.tu C. IZ rn Arrir LvtLtarz . ... 1 I5p:a '1 no am Cbir'yttili . . . 3 id p in 4 10 ara WA'iinxton H3p.Ti, H VI am - Utim:r UCSpmlilf'l ara - :LiUM'Mi. . ..J ZWilzi 12 Z". ui :Nea Yolk....- .'..I l-JOaa.; 3 jo Da If excvt Sa-.l-y.' N .W N. C. UAILIU)AT . ooxa aotTB No. " N- !. m Lr. Salem 7 21 a ci Z oorxa soata Nr.l. no. ZZ ar. S!ia ll Zd am j2 Z-i cz3 SLEEPING CAR SERVICE. On trains Co and 51 Pullman RufTrt Sleeper between Atlanta and Yew York. New Orleans and Washington via D.in vine. On trains 52 and 53. Pullman RufTct Sleeper Montgomery and Washington, Aiken and Y.'ashinton, via Danville. On trains 2and 53 Pullman Sleeper between Richmond and Grcenloro, and Grcer.j-baro and Go!ds!ro. For rates and iniarmaiion app!y to an Arr.t cf the Company cr to SOL ilAAS.T. M. Ja. L.TAYLOR, Gen. Pass. Acr.t. Washington D. C.