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"a, svss kept .,p, sosethe With recstal q pet
.s dlirfn4 ths morning; and after din'f
mar which Bhe refused to notice ID y
t6s customary Hay, she WIS arffsied on - 9
wsrrspt for 6bstruciing the sidewalk: - o
.iady made DO oil lection to going WILD re Of.
ifcer 10 the statiou, but ri erateu W.sn tne'
greatest semphasfs her deteEmlnau"n nos ~
eat, aud not TO 60 any where VOLUNTARILY e.;
ceps to the room from which s.ne mao oeen
elected. The courteous cap'aa al the MSGus
Pleasant station very politely furntshea o sss
Iotiser with nice snppeff.. She reiuseu "
eat and up TO last night persesereo 20 ue ss
determination TO fast. As tne oIv'I t.s ~, -.
course, cannot undo the past-Wl ~ naS
Sa.se,f the Conclusion OF this episode Oh
!. womau;s wrongs ., will be interesting
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RICHMOND AND DAsvnLE RAILROAD CoNrY1
OFFICE MASTER OF TRANS. May 30,ls7s. !
SCHEDULE OF TRAINs.-TRAIN No.
EXPRESS. Wes,ward-Leaye
Richmond at sos A. 81: leaves Burkesile a
$3.50 A. NJ; leaves Dundee al l1t p. NJ; le,ya
Danyilie al l:l7 P. NJ: leaves Grf ensboro al ass
P. NJ leaves salisbury at GIG T. NJ; srris,t a,
Charlotte at S:43 r. 81. ~
LEANS EXPRESS. Eastward Leaves Charlotte a.
$40 A. N. leaves Airline junction at SEQ A.
NJ; leaves Salisbury at S:34 A. NJ; leaves Gfcns.
S MY leave ao Dundee at 80 P. II: leaves Baits.
Vile a, CT P. NJ: arrives at Richmond at SAT
TEAM a. No. s.-TuRopau MAu-yyw yoe,
leaves Burkeviilt at 4:52 p. NJ; leaves Dundee At
1898 p. NJ; leaves panyiIle at 1899 p. u;
leaves Greensboro al $40 q: ~: leaves Salisbury
A. M: arrives at Charlotte ut s:22 A. NJ.
TRAIN No. .4.-Tua0CGH Mail, Eastward
Leaves Charlotte at 9:l5 P. ~; leaves Salisbury
leaves Danyiile at 6:C6 A. NJ: leaves Dundee II
6:1S A. II. leaves Burkeyiile al 1855 A. n;
arrives az Richmond at 2:22 P. n.
ward-Leaye1 Richmond ut 1920 a. NJ: a..
rives ut Rurkevllle al :o5 Z. "; leaves Burs.yle
al Ice p. M: arrives at Lyrchburg at 4:2f ?. n
TRAIN No.6.-BuaKEvILLE AccoMMop4 rEes
riges at Richmond at sos A. d.
Traiu No. connects nc Richmond with lha
Chesapeake and Ohio RI ilroad.
Trains Nos. and 4 connect ut Greensboro win
trains TO and from Raleigh and Goldsb0rp.
all through trains connect 81 Richmond and DUE.
dee with rTatnf on the Richmond Fredericksburg
and Potomac railroad, and Washington CRY VIZ;
ginia Midland and Great Southern railroad. 10 ana
from Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia and
New York.
Trains Nos. and connect at Richmond win
the Richmond, York River and Chesapeake kAl'
road trains TO and from Baltimore ana eastern
points. ."@E -.
= Trains Nos. and2 connect At Charlotte win
trains on the Atlanta and Richmond AIRLINE raL'
road TO and from GreenvIlle, Atlanta, MONTGOMERY,
Mobile, Pensacola, New Orleans, and all SOUTHWEST
arn points. ,.
Trains Nos. and 4 connect at Charlotte win
the Charlotte, Columbia and Atlanta railroad ion
Columbia, Augusta, Sa%Hnah, Tallahassee aaa Al
southern points.
+ Train No. connects ut Burkeyil!e with The AZ
lantic, Mississippi and Ohio railroad. from LSnea'
eurg, Chattanooga, and all southwestern polhe.
Tickets sold TO all southern apd SOUL Hes's1a
points, and pagRa9P checked through
Unbroken gauge from Richmond 10 New Vitsa,.
Pullman palace-cxrs through from New N'eA1'
10 New York. T. NJ. X. TALCpl
54 E.rs Engineer and SupeylnteDneaaIa;
W. Z. WEST. Master OF Trains. NV.
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BY Grubbs q Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Aucttoneers-
xT1,y,uth ctroot hefwean Main and Bank,

Eleventh street between Main ana Bank
TRUSTEES SALE OF THAT MOST
L VALUABLE PROPERTY KNOWN AS
."ST. ALBAN'S HALL" S!TUATAD At yh ID y
NORTHEAST CORNER OF MAIN AND THlRD
SIRE ETS.-In execution or the PROVISIONS OF
deed Of trust from John W. Rison to the subscribers
as trust es bearing date the 25lh of Janusry 1872
and duly recorded in Richmond CbaDcery Court
Office being thereto required hy holeerS OF The I'M
paid notes secured thereby, we will sell at auction,
upon the premises on We .SESDAY the 9Th day
Of September. at 5h O'Clock ?. NJ, me 81.
ALBhN'5 HILL BUILDING AND PREMISES,
situated rs above.
1t Is n large and handsome BRICK BUILDING
so feet square, three stores above The basement,
and built In the best aud most finished style In The
wear 1868. There are two handsome STORES on
The ground floor; the second floor forms one OF the
most fashionable ASSEMBLY ROOMS In The city !;
and the third floor is occupe ed by Masonic Lodgi 8.
The LOT is 6OS60 feet, aDG has all alley four
feet wide along Its eastern boundary. This Pho-
PERTY offers great inducements as an inyeStment
as II now Yields sb nut il 900 rent per annum, and
being located In the line of the greatest improve
ment in rhe city must steadily increase fn value
TERMS: Cash to defray the costs and expenses OF
sale, and 10 pay off the balance: The debt secured,
amounting now to about 50 500; the II stdue upon
such ter ms as sale RsOn his assivns may direct
and upon his or their fsure TO give any direc Ion,
then upon terms to be prescribed by the trustees,
and to be made known al the time OF s,le.
49, - RI. CHARLES u. WILLIAMS, -
....... ...... A. d. WILLIAMS, ..-.st .
GnuBBs G. WILLIAMS. Auctioneers. .au ~
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TRUSTEES SALE OF THE BEAUTI-
i Full EARN CALLED " T2i4I sI Ill., 9H
AND ,THRkE-QUARTER MILES EAST OF
RICBM0ND.-By virtue Of deed Of trust e1ecu-
ted to us by Rev DR.. Leoniaas ROsser, bearing date
9Th September, 1858, duly recorded In Henrico
County Court we lor either Of u.s. shs 81; aa exsea
thereby secured pESessd 70 GEL ut AUCTION on the
1876 at O'Clock P. b., III fair, not, The first fair
day thereafterl that beautiful ana anraenve PAha
containing SIXTY LIGHT ACRES, more or less.
The buildings on the place are numerous, and EN-.
brace those needed for the comfortable accommoda.
ton ofa large family The dwelling 10 Of brick,
is surrounded by handsome forest-erees. and In the
front there is beautiful ornomented lawn. The soil
is admirably adapted Tor dairy or market farm. II
deemed best the land will be so divided ns to sen on
twenty ave to thirty acres nearest to Richmond.
The deed requires q cash sale TO the extent OF
about 81 600; but we authorized by the creditor
to accept in lieu Of cash third cash. balance &C
one and two years for neao' liable notes, half
yearly secured by deed OF trust. As to the resi-
dne on such terms as may be announced at the hour
Of sale az ''.'''~.'''' u. ~. NODiiNt1,
.=-5-' ISAAC y. AU>T1N, -
au 23-2aw2w,dtds 5 '...'. - Trustees.
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RICHARDSON & Co, Real Estate Auctioneers.
MI
TRUST SALE OF VALUABLE REAL

TRUST SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
i ESTATE IN THE COUNTY OF CAROLINE
AT AUCTION.-Ry virtue OF The provisions OF
deed OF trust dated August 7, 1879. executed oy
w. Mcconnell, trustee, &C., as grsnor therein, ano
of record in the Office OF the County Court Of caro-
line county, in deed book No. 55, folio l, the I'M
ders gned IS trustee In said Decd Mt the request or
the flank of Lewisnurg, W: Va. the assigIe- OF the
beneficiary named In said deed, III offer for sale at
auction on the 2oTH DAY OF SEPTEMBER i.R,
1875 at the hour OF ~ n on the premises that
Well and valuable TRACT OF LAND In
Caroline COUNTY ys kpEwR as Sh a. iore o.
iesst and adjoining the lanos Of r. NJ; nv izeE: 7.
Fl speB Ger, and Others, with good DWELLING
HOUSE and other Improvements thereon The
title to said tract Of land Is believed to be indis-
Dutabe, but the undersigned win, of course: only
convey as usual, such Title as Is vested In him by
TERMS: Cash as to so much Of the proceeds OF
sale as may be necessary to discharge the sum OF
B1267.5O with interest thereon at The rate OF SIX
per cent. per annum from the 7th Of August, 1872,
until payment and expenses OF sale and as 10 me
residue, upon such terms as the grantor In said
deeu may prescribe-or on his failure 10 20 So then
on such terms as said trustee shall see tit to direct
W. EDWARD Y. CANNON,
an Is trustee.
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l.kiur ! cus.os tarsuga the intesvenlag

liking i cus.og through the intesveniea
10 those up.ccusscused 10 zee lilineis
cosu.6elds u .nay be well to say mere sess AZ
that section OF the country cora y einoss ~
onIv crs.,a raispd over the whole extent on |
tbe co.dyitry Tor miles and miles, ana sus
couptfy being comparatively young, .usls
sre hat few fences or even he0gesi ~ n ,aa5
70 the eve II Ia sea Of corn, aud 70 ,mr.
f3oodlIe nearly proved wilderness a. uan'
Saro,is "a the trackless North WOODS.
shor,ls sitter be left home severe sVoisn,
auch ss we have had numbers OF ounpS 'ne
summer, srose and caspe driving aown upon
him. and be was drenched 70 toe skio, Inc a,as
walktnr became fattguing at every step. Tne
e.r.h solstened DO the rain, adhered to his
hoots IN great quantities until it bgcame I'm.
possible for him to drug them after him. BE
took them off aud pushed on the best be
couN. bu, minute By minute the soil became
sofscr. until he sank nearly to Ills knees In
the porous blaEk earth. Night approached,
sud darkness settled down sspon the feiGs.
He was miles from any bsbitatfon; wet,
tired, and nearly exhaustedS unable 70 get
any landmark. however slight, by which ne
nigbt be guided to home or friends. tne
tall corn waved over hius, and It's depths
were inpenetrable to bis eyes, aud be realized
l that he must pass The night 10 solitude as
4 profound as Il he we're alsne 10 the MIDST OF
an African jungle.
As be could no longer tell the direction TO
90, and could scarcely dag one foot III au-
vance Of the othes, be give up the hopeless
attempt, and with clase-knile-his constant
eonpaaion- down enough OF the waving
stalks to NUKE him bed and covering, ana
shiyeriag With cold and exposure, ne sank
into heavy sleep.
Night pszsed, and the glowing sun rose
above the horizon and took It's slow OUT
, fire,ess course across the trackless sky, ana
; still he slept, profoundly insensible to the
. massage OF time. The second night sped by,
and lust as the gray light Of early dawn
was lighting up the world be a"oke.
Confessed by the light after bis long
; sleep, although unaware that more tnan one
5 night bad gone by during his rest, ne
Il stnnatled about in uncertainty for few
4 inmates. until, ascending small hillock. be
east his ewes about and there bebeld his own
home within a few minutes walk. In the
DARKNESS be bad become confused, and in
i stead of going forward, had constantly
crossed his own track, 6pally lying down
within a stones throw Of his own hre-side.
We can easily Imagine with what eager
hsste be crossed the dividing space, for in his
lonely condition the sight of familiar face
seemed an oasis ia the desert OF life. And
great was his surprise at bis wife and chill
dren greeting him as returned from the
grave, for bis protracted stay bad made them
lear that the lightning had struck him in bis
lonely path, and search had been at once in.
stituied, but without any result, as they had
not thought to search the adjacent corn.feld.
All hope was departing from them when he
returned.
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A., srwrse.MxcMsE Agent hoAsFEp-
nm omrpr Hor SroSe BY 4 W OMAN UNTIL he
11Isaor.syn.--fFrom the Beading asd9'e.j
Tho nsnally Quiet .ittle yillsge OF heesport, on
the line az the philadelphia ana thead,ng
,ratirasd. eight mites above this city, mas naa :
q sansa,ion which has caused great deai Oh
arasement. A Reading seWing -macnine
% snt induced the head OF O. family tnere 20
,sEe a machine and pay for It In monthly 10.
s.s,r,en,s. Before the machine, was entiresy
".sd for the husband and father died. The
r;Sow was In destitute . circumstances
nth half a dozen children, and unable 10
zoe tne balance owing on the machine,
Then the agent came around TO take the ma.
ahine awav, She was detersained that be
shnnid not remove the machine until ne hao
BANDED hack ut least some of the money that
had heen paid On it by her husband. de was
onnareutiy lust as determined to secure the
machipe without returning any OF tne nitDy
i,,cre ipsuIted the woman, and endeaVoreo
n take by force what he said belonged to the
company by reason of the payment OF montn-
10 instaiments having been stopped. ME
the agent was inside the house she iockea
both the front aud back doors, put the Keys
in her dress pocket, and being robust wo.
man q went for "the agent. She took hold OF
him and o severe and prolonged tussle en-.
sued whilst the children were frightened
and cried and screamed. The widow threw
the spent over the bot kitchen stove, and
finally succee ded In sitting him down on top
of it and held him there. when ne begged
piteously for mercy" For Gods sake let
me 20. and I'll pay you back every cent your
husband paid me-" Being satisfied that ne was
severely scorched, II net partly roasted, around
the thighs, she pulled him off the stove, but
held on to him until be had paid back every
cent of the ins,alnents, and she gave him two
minutes, time to take the machine and clear
ont with il! The name of the plucky Wo-
man, and also that of the agent, are with
held by special request.
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AsFEssasaHANI LOSES HixsSIr ON AN Eel
NoIs FARA:-lFrom the Joliet Sun.1-We
have received q, report this morning from
one Of the townships 10 the eastern part OF
the county, sdjoining the State Of Iodiana,
and among other items Of interest is the fol.
lowing, which illustrates In striking man.
Aer not only the unt4nalIed fertility Of the
soil OF Illinois, but particularly the extreme
growth which crops OF sill kinds have It.
1siped this SESSION
a FreDchman by the name Of Cspteli A.
Goodiie, living ia the French settlement,
having occasion on Saturday last 70 Walt Bis.
hrosher.in.iaW, living some i've miles distant
90 The prairie, left home about o o'clock In.
Chs afternoon, end 10 save considerable dis.
rance attempted TO shorten bis walk by
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..".. BY Sims & Sampson,
Real Estate Agents and Aucdoneers,
No. 92l Hull street, Manchester, Va.

AUCTION SALE OF EIG 81 TIE EN-
n BEAUTIFULLY-LOCATE BUlLDING
LOTS IN MARKS ADDITION TO MANCHES-
TER, BOUNDED BY PRtBLE. MAURY, AAR
RIVER STREETS.-On SATURDAY, September
f. 1875, at 4 O'Clock P. NJ. upon the premises, at
The request Of the owner, we will sell at public auc-
ton the eigllte en- handsome aud desirable BUILD
ING LOTS located as above. This properly lies In
an improving, respectable, and business portion or
Manchester, surrouncred by three public streets,
with atwelve-foot alley running entirely through
the premises, thereby afording ample 1nlets ana
GU tlets TO every lot. s.s.rj
Situated as it IS. being convenient to all The va
Gus manufacturing mills and factories In The city.
renders Ii undoubtedly The most valuable 0ppor.
tunty persons who are employed al the mills and
factories TO secure convenient building lots or 10
parties disposed TO Invest in property suitable
for building small houses 10 rent out. Houses
built upon this property TO rent from SO to 81 per
month would he always occupied by goad, paying
tenants. ...
We will exhibit plat of the land las la off on
the day of sale, or at Office, No. 921 Hull strter,
Manchester on application. .... ....
TERMS Remarkably liberal and easy-sav one.
fourth cash. the alance In equal payments of four,
eight. and twelve months for negotiable notes win
in crest added from day Of sale, and title retained
until all of The purchase-money Is paid, thus afford.
Ing rare chance to all workingmen 10 secure good
homes ut small cost.
seq SIMS q SAMPSON, Auctioneers.
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;f,,,l. /, By Frank D. Hill, sa
Real Estate. Agent and .Ancnoneer.
E.f, - HOS Main street.

'TlRUSTEE'spsA LEEOF iAN'INTEREsT
MISUNDERSTANDING VAEuARLE COAL
MINE IN THE COUNTY Of CHESTEkF5ELD.
TFowief, on she Goth day iof November, ln74. to
secure abe debtstns said deed mantt0ntd II shai Esn
at public auction, In front OF the custom. house in
or Heptewber, 1870, at. IL M.s all the said {. q.
Foufers right title, and Interest being ene-tweifsh
sEYENTYrFIYE lAC.tfEs. more or less, lying and
being Ia the county OF Chesterfield near, Coalheld
This property is known as the RTNA COAL.
SINE, pug under ten years, lease 70 Messrs RDs
bins u Co, npon royalty per bushei, Yields Saul.
DAINTY and Is uDdouesedly very valuable. 49,, -
fpe teYnns: Enough cash to pay tbs balance 0f the
dst9 eecnred Ind expenses OF executing the trur-
say SS2S-srd tie bslxn ca on tHfefedft OF ENfjye
months, negotiable paper, satisfactorily secured.
an 2a.Sel,2,S,a DON p. HALEEY, Trustee
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.--r BY Augustine Royal,
(succe ssnr TO Moody & RoyallJ
Real Estate Agent and Auctloneer.
Office corner Seventh and Hull streets,
81 81 u Manchester. Va. ~..f-

A IJCTION SALE OF. SIX HANDSOME
Z ggSTnR. on MONDAY, SEPpEMBER 9.
1875, on THE PREMISES, AT P. MAJ tt 9
reouest of the owner, will sell at aacIon on the
premises, on the day above namtd, Elk BEAUTl-
FULLOfS-swo fronting 80 feet each, at the corner
of Pocahout,s and Powhatan Streets near the RICH
mond and Petersburg railroad. by 20 feet deep 10
an alley. These are handsome lots and should en-
gage attention. Four lots, corner Of Cowardn ave,
nue. and Decltur streets-,hree nave front OF ~
feet, and one A. feet, by about feet. These lois
lie beautifully and In an improving portion or the
city. Those OF small means who desire to secure
nice building lot on easy terms are specially re-
quested - attend this sale. .a .r..
TERMS: Liberal, and made known at sale. +l'
AUGUSTINE ROY Ii,
seq .... Auctoneer.
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; : : BY Grubbs q Williams,
o Real Estate Agents and Aucaoueers.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
lV,RUsPEEs SALE OF THE BEAUTI

lJsRUsPEEg SALE OF TIE BEAUpI.
L. Full LITTLE COTTAGE FARM KNOWN 81 OVEN
ROSE COTTAGE" ss sRpWATT sen AT Rd da6
wi WITH IF TIE RoAD LEADING TO BROOK
TURNPIKFcBy virtue Of 2 deed Of Trust exc
as trustees dated 29h OF May, 1878. and recorded
in Henrico County Court Office being ineIsin re-
mises, on SATURDAY, Ath September. ut
O'Clock p. M. the COTTAGE FARM above refer,
by Mr. 3. w. Rose, and adjoining the LANDS Of
Messrs. Ouid and CsrriDEton and Charles nastwen;
The improvements are oT &c, T nn,. b ssve
ings, and fine orchard. .{ u l..-n. /,
TERMS: The deed authorizes the sale FOR cash
sufficient to defray and expenses, and TO pay on
Tie debt secured. amounting TO about $4,000; the
residue on terms TO be prescribed by j. W. Rlson or
his assigns But Il Is probable that other and more
favorable terms will be allowed, Of which notice
win be given ut the time Of sale. 80
s.-------so~- JOHN III. ALLAN,
y. -, Trustees.
"a rnft
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BY Cook & Laughton, Auct,oneers, :
No. 10. governor street.

ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNI.
~ TURE, SUPERIOR IMPORTED SEVEN.
OCTAVE ROSEWO GOD PIANO, CARPETS, MIR
R0RS, &C., AT AUCrION.-At the request of Mr..
Max Heyman who is declining housekeeping, we
will sell at his residence, No. 6l3 Tenth street, be-
tween Leigh and II streets. on MONDAY the 9th
instant at 10Y o'clsek, his entire HOUSEHOLD
FUkNIFURE, consisting OF ...a ..... .-sE..
One elegant PURPLE VELVET PARLoR SUIT-of
Sofa, 2 Arm Chairs, and ParIor Chairs, OF
beautiful d, sign-imported from Berlin; 10,
One splendid ROSEWOOD SEyEN-OcTAyE Up
RIGHT PIANO. beautifully ornamented and
carved-brought from Berlin by M. Heyman,
and pronounced an instrument OF super Tor tone
aud faisha ..-...'.. -.
Beautiful iulsld PARLoR.TABLE and elegant Turk
ish EMBROIDERED TABLE COVER, '15: -
Handsome P1ER-MIRRoR with marble stand;
Fine LACE CURTAINS, CoRNIcEs, and LAMBRE-
BRUSSELS and THREE-fIY CARPETS and RUGS {;
klegauI JET and GOLD CANDELABRAs, mooern
Tweuty-oLe-day FRENCH GILT CLOCK with sta,
tuette ana shade, - IN -.
One very handsome walnut and French panel In
laid SECRETARY and BOOKCASE. '''' .,
In the d'nfbg- room is pug s@r '|a'i'"
One WALNUT MARBLE.ToP' BUFFET With MIR
|'RoBS, wan = = - SIX 81 - r.
WALNUT EXTENSION DIyIyG-TABLE, %! gag
OAK CANE-sEAr CRARs, i#t5~ JsiiJE 81 - ~
One set of fae STEEL ENGRAyrSGs of German
generals, Ea-sH4,': & ,@fst sgst = nc :.
SILVER and PLArED-WARE, CRocKERY, GLASS
4 WARE. &C. s,e.t ggst - tf.,l 54e; O., to 81
The chambers are furnished With complete VAL
NUT SUITS, with WARDROBEs, one, suit OF
p which was made to order, and Is very hand
some, together With elegant HAIR MAT
TREssEs, sets Of holsters and Pillows,
FIGURED and PLAIN TOILET SETS, MATING,
KEEPS LOUNGE, &c, &c. ~
CnmD's CARRIAGE, CRIB, and BEDDING, &c. . 2.
The usual KITCHEN FURNITURE, CooKIsG-srovE,
| LAUNDRY FUnyrTURE, &c. ri :,
The furniture throughout the house is rs good as
new, having been used only few months.
~ O - sd ~ COOK & LAUGHTON, - Z
&c g 500. - 5t}.,st %sg4a ~ - }AucttOneerB.j =
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INSIDE LNE," easJNl.

NEW FAST FR HIGHT RoUTE BETWEEN
II : RICHMOND AND, PHILADELPHIA +,
On and AFTER OCTOBER 1sT the splendid iron
steamers OF this line will leave Richmond TT ES.
DAYS. THURSDAYS, and SATURDAYS from
Powbatan Steamboat Lines pier, st corner OF
Twenty-second and Dock streets, making close con-
nectiop each ,ripat Canton, Md. (East RaltInerel
with TIE Philadelphia, Wilmington, and Baltimore
Railroad Company for PhiladelDbi2.
= tt.s OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES: @Itt-
All fright by this Line covered by IRE and marine
insurance free OF cost No dockagc charged al
Richmond. Rates as low as any other lire. This
Is the quickest line between Philadelphia aud Rich
mond. ~ ,,, III. =.
i*Canton Inside Line,r and sent to the Philadsl-
phia, Wilmington and Baltimore depot, Phiiadei.
Freights received daily IN Phfladelphia and Rich.
InoRd. For. further information apply to-r
..j Gis1t laGr-;. has u. Il. TATuh, Agent,
Offices Twenty-second and Dock streets s
't'+.TT't ~'% and Ninth and Min stIeefs, or to
lrf3EE Us. WILSON, General Freight Agent, o. :
Philadelph!s, Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad
Phlladephia. 14a :
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1. RICHMOND AND rETERsBckSI
RAuROAD COMPANY.

ar.. .....a.-... RAILROAD COMPANY.
COMMENCING JUNE /. 1873, uan
~ on this road will run IS follows:
- LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH.
$40 4. NJ, THROUGH NAIL daily teIeep, sar
- $50 : dayL connecting for al points s940
and West. Sleeping-car atiachtG
7:45 A, NJ, FKEiGHTTRAIN daily iexeepssle'
4 - = I'll day), with coach attached, for rexi
.y5a.... :, burg and stations on the Socsn2!Ns
1:46 p. H., THR0 U6H MAIL daily, s9naeeTs. ~!
gss..g.-. az for all points South and West -
scngers taking this urain vii maIs
~ .s5s+,, close connection 1t Petersburg los
Norfolk. l,,,
500 p. Il, FREIGHT daily Except suh1a!h
With coach attached.
gst ~ ygs LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH. ,.
1870 A. NJ. FREIGHT TRAIN daily te1ee|
sTndaIl Nth sose e s asiyy Connecting
-, 7f.1r. with Richnond Fredericksburg 80
i 80. :, Potomac railroad for all poins I-'
= Esb and West. ,l
500 PIE, FHEIGHT daily fexeep, supda!h
coach attached. ,,
1852. H., THROUGH NAIL daily leIteps Sss
- 0E.1Ift5 day) connecting With hlchlIJona
azrti si0tls Frederfcksourg and Potomac paiitSsn
~ = ~ Sleeper attached, runniDs through
" gs'<EX Baltimore 81 Also making CO. G S
i g;tr ar r,ncctjotr with The Chesapeake aan -
Z -" raiiruad for the Virginia Sprinrs AS~
points North and West p,ch.
b The MAIL TRAINS viii not Stop between A-~
naond snd Petersburg excepa &c 3nsstst vy,, Leave
Trains on he Cloyss hM Iai.ro Ss,n Mug MIN viii
leave Chester at 2.40 P. daily except snaar I'm
! ALI IRAINs leasins PetersoaEg WIN s'af' A'-'
ny 40 ~ 4. SHAW. superintsnok-nn.-.