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.,vssOLurloNs d PARTNERSHIPS,
'I,~N-C~~-~~~~
Mss OLU T ON.

Mss OLU TON.
RICHMOND. VA, February 20, 1875.
The firm of CONRAD, sHELBURE & co. is
this day dissolved by mutual consent
J. 81. CONRAD and SILAs SHELBuRS Will con-
tnue to conduct The business under the firm name
of CONRAD 6 SHELBURN. They assume all
existing liabilities and are alone authorized TO re-
ceiye payments due the late firm OF Conrad, shel-
burn 6 Co., having purchased the interest Off. W.
GISH. d. d. CoNhAD,
SILAS SHELBURS,
Ga oootx L. W. GISH.
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RICHMOND, FRED'e & POTOMAC X. r. COIL
. - OFFICE GENERAL TICKET AdEET,
RICHMOND. December II, 1917
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS. 4is yre.t.


RICHMOND. December IL, 1674.y =
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS. Glsnrs,l2 i
2:s5 NJ, DAY MAIL leaves Byrd-sree. Sta
tion daily, CONNECTING WITH
THE STEAMER KEY PoRT at
Quantico with trains Of the Bxltt.
more aud Ohio railroad at their wharf
opposite Alexandria-due In BaIu-
more at 900 z. NJ; and at Washing.
ton with the Baltimore and Potomac
railroad for Baltimore and the Eorth
and West. .s. 49,.
1905 r. NJ, NIGHT MAIL leaves Byrd-street
stauon Sundays excepted, connecting
at Washington with the Baltimore
and Potomac and Baltimore and Chic
-.a... railroads. f.9asts.. rs u IS
600 P. ", AUTHORIZATION TRAIN f|,
Hanover junction, leaves Broad Street.
4se A. NJ, S NIGH MhTI arriSss at Byrd-sres
station (MoDda " excepted. ----~-7r'--~
1902. NJ, DAY MAIL arrives at b. re-Street sta
s:s7 A. NJ, AAScacaSaMs ok ~ TRAIN arrive
-,r.,. 'ep'FN NOTICE. ~ .1. 2s
By this route a new and elegant SLEEPING
CAR has been added TO nigh. trains both wsys %,
comfort or Richmond passengers. CHARGE FOE
8FRPHa, 81. Passengers taking this car are not
disturbed on reaching Richmond; they can remain
ia the car TO rs late an hour as they pleasa
, TKI-WEEKLY FREIGHT LINE BEISWEEN
FREIGHT TRAINS leave and arrive. ct BROAD.
Street station On MONDAYS EDNA SDA and
FRIDAYS. At Quantico all-ratl connection tor
freighfs TO and from all points hsrth aud west Z
= Through bills OF lading and rates gwen 70 u !
BY order Of General eaperntsrdsnt -. -, -
del7 General Freight and Ticket AGENT :.
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FERTILIZERS.

old GOVERNMENT PERUVIAN
offer Tor sale the small portion
remaining of this truly valuable GUAM. Plant
prs and others ara assured 1hat this GuANO IS
undoubtedly the last OF the supply formerly Drawn
IN large quantities from The Chincha Islands.
fe 24-3m SEDDUN & BRUCE.
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-NHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL-
" NORTHUMBERLAND CHANGE OF SCHE.
Dill E-Dn and after 4 AHIIRIlA Y Eehruarv 4 g

DULE.-On and AFTER SATURDAY, FEBRUARY IL T,
1870, PASSENGER trains will. run ~ follows:
-. FROM RICHMOND -. 80
$40 A. m.-For 6ofn0usvite rlottesville,
staunton, CoYington, and all intermediate sta
lions daily, arriving at CoyinQton a. 7:30 p.
IL. This trsin connects At GordOnsyille for
Orange, gulptper, Warrenton, Manassas. Alex
lottesvlle for Lyme hburg, Bristol, Knoxville, Chat
tanooga and tie Southwest. sti,a - ~
Passengers for points west of Coyington Win take
this train for Coyington: and take express from
Covngton at $50 A. H. heIt day; arriving az
Huntington at 5:26 p. NJ, making close connec-
ton with steamers for Cincinnati and the West and
Southwest -
Gordonsville and all intermediate stations daily lex
cept Sunday, arriving at Gordonsville At sl6 r.
ID. r"
Passengers for Lyncbburg take trsin from Cor
louisville ut 1850 A. II. next day, arriving a.
Lynchburg at 1855 A. NJ.
Richmond and Covtngton. $500. s---.,.e--.,--
For through tickets, rates, and Information. ap-
ply at S26 Main street, Ballard and Exchange He
Tel, or at the company,s ONCE groad ana Biz
General Passenger and Ticket Agent
THOMAS DODAhEAD, Genera super1nfenoent or
Transportation. }. ... ", -H IL
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fe 22-3t*

DENEWAL OF LIMITED PARTNER.
N SHIP.-CHARLES D. HILL and ca ARIES
X, SKINKEK, Of the city Of Richmond, In The
state of Virginia, and GuSTAyUs UBER, John
k. ODER, aud ROBERT ODER, Of the city of
Baltimore, In the State of Maryland who are lhere
associated under the firm OF 6. ODER SONS
have THIS DAY RENEWED THE LIMITED Co-PART-
NERsHIP HERETOFORE FORMED BY THEM on The
Ist day of January. 1872, and which expired oy
limitation December 31st, 1874. fora further Pc
rlod Of five years. and 10 expire on the 81 st OF De-
cember, 1879, for the purpose of conducting a
GENERAL COMMISSION and GROCERY BUSl-
VESS In the city Of Richmond, Va, under the firm
OF HILL & SKINNER. A..
Charles d. Hill and Charles R. Skinker are the
general partners, and Messrs Gusayus Ober, John
i. Oper. and Robert Ober, under the urn OF y.
OBER & SONS. are special partners. ~
The sum of forty thousand dollars mas oeen put
into the partnership by .. Ober sons. .-
. GSipnedI CHARLES d. HILL,
CHARLES X. SkINkER,
General partners
GUSTAVUS uBEk,
JOHN K. ODER,
per G. Cber, attorney,
ROBERT ODER,
per G.. Ober, attorney,
Special partners,
composing firm of g. Cher & Sons
January 1st 1875.
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DHILADELPHIA, RICH esH4

DILL AID ELPHIA A, RICH. l%Xk
l. MOND, AND NORFOLK STEAM. ~
SHIP L1NE.-FOR PHILADELPHIA TWICE
his line win leave PhiiadelpHia every WEDNKS.
DAY and SATURDAY, and Richmond every
TUESDAY and SATURDAY at o o'clockxi1u ~
Freight taken at low rates for all parS OF .NeWt
Jersey, Pennsylvania, and Delaware, for Provi-
lence, Boston, and New Orleans. Also, for Liver.
pool and Antwerp rfR Red Star and American
Passage TO Philadelphia, including meals anc
stateroom, 50. w. z. PORTER, Agent
aull no. 1926 Dock street.
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LOB BALTIMORE. SFSr,i
q TRI.WEEKLY.
POWHATAN STEAMBOAT LINE
FOR
THROUGH FREIGHT.
NO TRANSFER BETWEEN RICHMOND ANIL
BALTIMORE,
NO DOCKAGE CHARGED:
NO DOCKAGE. CHARGED;

The new and fast iron steamers SHIRLEY and
WESTUVER, of this line, leave their new pier, In
tne Docs, feot OF TwentV-second street, every
Tuesday and THURSDAY MORNINGS At
o'clock and SAT URDAY AFTERNOON ct
O'Clock for Baltimore. making close connections at
Locust oInt with Baltimore and Ohio railroad for
all points west and northwest also, with Northern
Central railroad tor northern cities and Canada.
Through bills signed to Baltimore ana all points
wesI. and rates guaranteed rs low rs by any other
line Apply to l.. B. TATUM, Agent.
Offices, Twenty-second and Dock and Ninth and
aoir straotr ocS1
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RICHMOND AND DAYvIrLr RArLnoAs c., :
OTTICE OF ENerNEEw AND sUPERrNrRNDHNf,y
~ - RICHMOND VA, February Is, 161b. n
sTHANGE OF SCHE E-Tn RI Ann

OFR1oE OF ENerNRssR AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
t.l: RICHMOND. VA, February Is, lSob. y
THANGE OFHSGHEDULE-Toc TkKB
" EFFECT FEBRUARY IS. 1875: tr-e' .
Tram No. 1.-CHARLoTrE ExPRxss, West.
wardmLssVes k,shmond at $50 A. q. leaves
nv leaves a. st panHs s P p . las
at Greensboro at SAIL II. $500 '1''>'
TRAIN, No: 3;-NEw, ORLEANS AND Nrw
l:l6 T. d. leaves DanHille at 34l p. d.; leaves
Dundee Of 3:4s 2: NJ: leaves BurkevilIe 1t S2G
p ~ a.; Ar Hri Ives at Ric6mond a. 1l;o4 Pm
Leaves Richmond at i SIS ?. H.; leaves BurEevii.s
at 4:41 P. a.; leaves Dundee at s:26 r Il; leaves
DanyiAe st 1923 7. Nj; arrives a, Greensboro At
TRAIN No. 4.-THRoueH MAIL, Eastward
Leaves Greensboro al s:3o A. H.; leaves Danyille
at 6:2G, A. NJ: leaves Dundee at $50 "A. M
ksSno ggrs * ass alsS A Nj arrives at
Richmcna 81 issSss burke
Vile 20 P. 3D.; arrives at Lynchburg At 400
TRAIN No. 6.-BuRKEvrLLE ACCOMMODATION.
Eastward Leaves Burkevilie at Sol A. II. AZ:
riyes at Richmond at sa4 "A. M.
dee with trains on the Richmond, fredericksburg
and Potomac railroad, ana washington City, Yir.
Rinla Mida nd and Great Southern railroad. TO ana
from Washington, Baltimore, Pmadelphis, and
Trains Nos. and connect at Richmond with
road trains to and from Baltimore and all eastern
points.
Trains Nos. 2 and 8 connect at Charlotte with
trains the Atlanta and Richmo nd Airline rail-.
| road to and from Greepyile. Atlanta. Montgomery,
/ erH points, ~ .,ezfs..s..stF
| Trains Nos. 8 and connect at Charlotte with
| the Charlotte, Columbia aud Atlanta railroad fog
Columbia, Augusta, Savannah, Tallahassee, and an
southern points.
Train No. connects ut Rurkevflle with the At
lantic, Mississippi and Ohio railroad, from Lynch
burg, Chattanooga, and all southwestern poiuts.
Tickets sold 70 all southern and S0uLk western
points, and baagage checked through. 80
TO New York. T. NJ. r. TALCOT1.
l-tE Engineer and Superintendent.
Il. T. DOUGLASS, Master Transportation. fe IL
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RALTIMoaE ANDoHIO RATIRoAfy.; ,lsq
GREAT REDUCTION IN PASSENGER RArna4
70 POINTS WEST, NORTHWEST.
81 !. AND .s0UTHWKsT. ~. y. - !.
TICKETS NOT SPECIAL OR LIMITED, Bsr
irta Lar GOOD UNTIL Used. Is 81,
NO CHANGE OF CARS
), i WASHINGTON. CHICAGO. CINCINNATI
LOUISVILLE, ST. Lou1s. AND PITTSBURGH

= 2f55 and l1:1o ?. II. train ria Richmond, Fred
erfexs5urg and Potomac railroad make close, cog
neciion at Washington with 11:40 P. u. and sos
and Southwest. - p. lss
For rates, Information, through tickets. and bag
gage cheeks apply At companys oa,cs, l2oI Asir
street; s2S Main street; odaee Richmond, Freae-s
risksburg and Potomac railroad, corner Eishth
and Byrd streets, Richmond; and principal ticket
Offices In the Southeast. ~ J. L. WALDORF, -
~ = Southeast Passenger Agent,
L. NJ. COLE, General Ticket Agents.; i<,>tfi M! !;
E. K. DORSEY, Assistant General Ticket Agent.
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n N. WALKER IL CO., GENERAL IN
~. SURANCE AGENTS, 1914 MAIN STREET,
RICHMOND, VA. representing the
NORTH BRITISH AND MERCANTILE IN
gURANCE COMPANY, OF London and Edin'
burgh, England-capital, 81 GOO. 600 xold;
AMAZON INSURANCE COMPASf. OF eanea@
natl. Ohio-assets ever - 600, coo
MANHATTAN FIRE INSURANCE COsf1
ny, Of New York-asy.ts over % 900: ,,>,,
LYNCHBURG IEEUEAHCE ASD BANAin:
COMPANY, q I.ynchburg, Va,-asssh ''S
'o ATLANTIC INSURANCE. COMPANY, o.
Brooklyn. n Y.-sssets over s3Q0,e99; ,p.oos.
PHENlX INSURANCE. 20 Om No II % DIVA
20 aTsMoUTH INSURANCE COMPANY, OF
Por ssmouth, Va-assets over eoe.99o; .,.s
daG. Tosses eot.itabiy adjusted and promptly paie
1t tnis agency Applications sonciIeo' anu ~ Ia
y ate attention given thereto.
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nxpIN. AND sC0uRING.

TENTLEMEN's,YOUT AND BOYS
sT CLOTHING, however much sollea or a .sa,
CLEANSED or DYED IN ntslfsiaAa ~ ~ '1'N
nf aIes having articles to be cesned or eoorea
viii ind It 10 their interest TO send 9s gu
steam Cleaning and Dyeins Estab!ishmsspltI,h
a, o oeam Marshali street, near fltth.
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AL losses sustained by the Association since It's
organization HAVE BEEN PROMPTLY PAID, and
| amount TO 81 1872 .454.43. 1wENTY-FrvE THOU
SAND DOLLARS in United States bonds deposited
with The Treasurer of Virginia for security OF Vir
ginia policy-holders. .~..s ~ 80 :
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STATE OF VIRGINIA, CITY OF RIcHHoND-to Wit:
|, Charles U. Williams, notary public for me
city aforesaid, in the Stale of Virginia, 90 certi!
before me. In ysaid city. ana made oath that
Nessrs g. Ober & Sons, of the city of Baltimore, IN
the State Of Maryland, have actually paid into Inc
firm OF Hill Sknker, of which the afiant Is 3
general partner the sum Of forty thousand dollars
as special partners therein.
Given under my hand this lst cay OF January
Ia .d6tHtW5y Notary Public.
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TOHN W.DENNIS, GENERAL AGENT
81 NORTHWESTERN l. &c INSURANCE
COMPANY, one of the best In The Lnltea states.
Local agents wanted III the cities ana COUNTIES ecu
Office at present at my coal-yard, on Basin be-
tween eighth aud Ninth streets, klcnmono, VA
ia ID rn.FHft
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'nISSOLUTION.-Having this day sold
PEDIN & WHITLOCK 10 my brother-in-law, J.
W. PEDIN, take pleasure in recommending my
friends continue their patronage with him feel
ing assured that they can always buy OF him on IS
good terms rs any house In the city.
Respectfully. j. G.. WHITLOCK.
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WALNUT FURNITURE.-We call "a

DOCK AND JOB PRINT, ING neatly ez.
- ccuted Ut this 9tles.
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The undersigned beg leave TO call the attention OF
parties desiring Marine Insurance TO the ABOVE
statement. ohoo
We are prepared to take marine risks In the ABOVE
irst- class, LIBERAL and prom pt-paying COMPANY III
New York rates, and upon the same terms anu CON
diIions offered By hrst-cass New York companies.
IerIifcstes issued payable to the order OF the as
sured making losses payable in gold or sterling, Ut
the offices of the company's bankers Ill Loncon or
Liverpool. n,n a. cnn Vi"
General Agents for Virginia,
No. / north Tenth street,
fe 17-1m hlcnnlonu- =.
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OFFICE OF THE NJ ERCASTILE McTUALl
INSURANCE COMPANY (MARINEl
No. 35 Wall street. N. Y,
NEW YORK, January 81, 1875.
THE FOLLOWING STATEMENT OF
l. the affairs of the company on the 31st or De
cenber, S74, Is published in conformity with the
provisions Of its charter:
Outstanding premiums December
81, 1879. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS E2o,SlU 80
Premiums received from January
l to December 81, 1S74........ 1885 O6
Total premiums ................S1, 625.776 90
-=-=-7
Amount Of premiums earned from
January i to December 81,
IesS return premiums ,........... S7,443 81
Net earned premiums. 1913 ,615 90
Paid during same period:
Losses, commissions, expenses, -.
and reinsurance, less salvage. 1,C65,1SS 80
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Taken as a whole, NO BETTER OR
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made, than subscription to one or
the other of these publications. They
are Conservative in politics, and are
devoted to the best interests Of the
State. The following are the
TERMS FOR SIX MONTHS.
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Grl- weekly. .................. a so
Weekly CLEANER (4s oolHmns).. l 80
These papers we're the first issued In
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published ever since. They -.
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Throaghout middle and upper Counties
OF the State, and are excellent
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The PHOENIX kas greater circulation
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Send advertisements marked with the
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between Taylor and Blanding.
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Aslandeyous paragraphist says: "a
dry goodsr nieIk lin On lows city lately
dropped senselessl behind the counter
while waiting on customers. The fe-
male customer 1or whom he had pulled
down every yard OF calico on the
shelves quietly requested the proprie-
tor;to fcmeve, tho "incumbrance and
send on = neah olefk.." ib.s o, ~
The Gowrisr- journal says: A citizen
OF Syrsepses has Thirteen daughters.
with that number. oil girls without hAv-
ing calico factory Of his own is about
= a. nsAs =, LITTLE bTcleps around which
to gather p fnltEroWh lunatio asylum
as you VIII often find,
Somebody has told The Chicatso
Times that Mra, Grant would Ike to
have her brother In the United States
Senate >, from, Louisiana, IL such is
reallt &EtWishy abe has but to express
is to the President to have it Granted,
or hs3s not the husband We take him
to be. !. -, i.e. ... 81. ..,",,
Il SEQ very little OF You. "ssid an
ing 70. . young lady whom he had not
metin along time before. ST know
il" whsthe srtless reply, ''but mother
wouldn't Gllow me to wear very low
neck dress tonight, the weather is 60
colds = "a II II. .. -
The, Boston Sunday Courier says:
'cThe tenor and soprano in South
End choir are to be married soon.
They met by chants, the usual way"
Perhaps If they were to in-ohoir OF
some married man, they would not
duet.-Oossnsercial Blletin. !! 4'
Adolphe Belot is much enraged at
the reception given by the critics to
his book, 'sTh6 Woman of Fire" Ah.
we'll, don't mind 'em. .Ns.The smiles OF
Joy. the tears Of woe, deceitiul shine,
deceitiul hDw; 'tis all allusion hero. Be-
lot." ~.
''Shs is . perfect Amazon" said .
pupil In one of our schools oi her
teacher, tha other day to companion,
"Yes. !" said tina other. who was better,
versed IN geogvsphy than history, II
noticed che hsd "A awful big, mouth"
Viotoria has Seceiyed tho gift OF Q
war club from Fill She has no i'm.
medixse use for 70; but It will be handy
~ AAeN&naA VIC \ANrHoS 10 ~ Wni IueAo y
good Shillalsh. Tor. the Duke Of Con-
naught when hs visits Ireland.
A magazine wfiter has: discovered
that the,Atlanti0 Ocean is drying mp.
Wn'About Chattanooga, they argue
that y has been transferred to Tennes.
see. - I, va -,
In England. blacks and, whites are
buried together. a Despatch snnQpnces
that ''Sir Charles Lyall was buKed on
Saturday with Great Pomp."
Rome has givSn Gsrabaldi 20 splen-
did villa" but he cannot be indacsd
to wear white shirts.
The British tax on male servants
yields revenue of more than 81 ,O0O.-
600 annually.
Juat to think OF it. that they have
dug mp new Venus at Rome-one
prettier than any otheri
A female dentist has been making
Bryan. Texas. howl.
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Greenvilleant. 0olumbissRsilroad.
-. GH AMGxr ON & SC,axrrr,. - -

rasry 10, 1873, the PAsssbSer Trains over over
the Greenyille and Columbis Hsilrca syjit
BEL. be run daily; esnndsys' excepted by the
MAIN RrrRM
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Change Of Echedule,
SOUTH CAROLINA RArlAoAD CoHpAsy
ooLuHB1A, s. O.. February 6, 1875. -
6A IL 1x9 Change Sch edule
2Sk4Nxt to 60 into eject q n
andafter Sunday, 9TH instsnt: ''>''''
DAY PASSENGER TRAIN
Leave Columbia At. IN ~, ~,
arrive at Charleston at. II AK r1a
at. AZ In
AII.seas Oolom Ola ee. .S..........2 2.16 pm
LeaveOolumbia.7. z. 90 D m Arrive. 6. So sn
Leave aveOharleston7.10 z. 10 p m Arriye..6.S5 -
Camden Train will connect 1t Kinpyille
with Up Passenger Train for Columbia on
Monday, Wednesday apd Friday; and with
Down Passenger Train from Columbia on
Tuesday Thur sdey and Saturday.
g. 8. GOLOMONe, Gen. Sun.
BIB. PIoKINs. General Ticket Agent.
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l. 2. 3 and lSheet Posters, Hapdrbills,
Programmes, CirenlArs. Rspphleta !,
Billsaf Fare. Briefs Latter Haads.
Dodgers, Bill Heads. ,Qhecks,
Horse Bills, Receipts, Lahsls,
Railroad Blanks, Legal Blanks,
Tags, Cards oil kinds and sizes--
Wedding. Visiting, Bnsipess, shov.
JULIAN A. SELHY. pfopristor
PH0NIx and GLEANsR Establishnsut
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The short Limo Schedule.

Inc 6horc Limo Schedule,
CHARLOTTE, COLUMBIA d AuaUsrA r. b. Co.
CoLuABIA, 8. O., Dec. %, 1874. -
A4 = : e.aFes aEs asssanIsf asss.saS1sf .ili nf:s e
operated on and after this date:
CONG NORTH Train No Train No
Leave Auguata. -. $50 m 4.INp n
Granitsyiile. 10 20 m b.llpm
Cobb; !unet'n. ,2.1spm tS.otpn.
Coiunbia..... 245pm p.17pm
Chestsr...... 6.Ap m %
ArriveOhariotte. ..... 900 m @a ~
No: Train makes close connection, ptu
Charlotte and Richmond, to all points
North. arriving at New York G. .05 a, II.
No.4 Train E4ses close connection pia
Wilmington and Richmond 10 iii points
North, arriving At Now York It s. Is Pm,
ooINa SOUTH. Train No 1, Train No 8
Leave Charlotte. $50 m -. 4.
Chester. II .02a m
Wisnsboro.. .1988pm
Arrive Colum bia.. :. 2A2 pm g.. =;
Leave Columbia. 262p p m $40 m
Corbia Junct'n 1917 NJ 4lb N
Graniteville .f7.15p m "748 . IA
Arrive Augusta. 6.c5pm 6.46am
South bound Trains connect at Augusta
for all points South and West. Through
TICK kets sold and baggage checked to prinoi.
pa points. Sleeping cars on Knight
A.PoPE. Gen. Passenger and Ticket Agent
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II. BRADLEY, Proprietor,
SAVANNAH, GA.

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