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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-08-12
BY Lancaster o dncsea.s? se S,-4i
Stock ard Rcal Essase Brokess.aaSt
'' STATE BznI Building s. -t9

roMMIssIoNERssglsA AT AUG
S6oa uBaNs9FHAfsE5 e ss1alsAaStesaAplks
Court sof9 de CITY or Rssinond rendered toh ths
i7h q r. sRs ssls RsiSroad
Company, shan, IA specini coTahli
by said decree proceed to sell by public
oSe Of ,l s mssss a. n ee
on THURSDAY the 9TH EcG September, - tne
fooT TRs REBnHpflksI D. che
q RIEE HSNpa s All APP hsSEs
nSv d interests and leasehe.ds aid an ne gA.
s GaI sIsa ig sonao VEa HI fss
IS twenty-one miles In length, running from I1oTcl
s Mines ossETns 9alaff ry sh xa " e
TaE4ioANpo 7R5uss; WHHRSEs At
coal, REsERYoIR. Ai5of the above proFs9sy
s have "a sv been N printed and vim lie furnished % ali
who desire to fnsuect them. :! 80 -. z -,
The Of ale x Ge 81 pths IL say
Jaiy: is77:sI,640 on the 1sti' day e Jganary,
1875 $40 the LIST day Of July 1sas;ssaa S $40
such purcnase.money, one third thereof shalae paid
f II sas e Se in Twelve deferred pay
mens to be secured by negotiable notes OF the pnr-
casers, with approved endorsers, to be secured by
q And at the same time and place shall also sell
by public auction and under the authority OF the
same decree. ONE LOCOMOTIVE, THIRTY IRON
! OAL-CARS.s TEN G0NDOLAS, Two BOX
CARS, ONE SECOND GLASS PASSENGER-CARif;;
This rolling stock Is now in use on the Clover Hill
railroad, and may be examined ut any time 3y those
desiring to purchase. The terms of sale Will be one
third cash one third credit of six months and
one third on credit Of twelve months said deferred
payments to be evidenced by negotiable notes OF inc
purchasers. with approved endorscrs, and secured
! by deed of trust on the property.
| g. A TRACT OF -PARTIALLY-TIMBERED
| LAND known as s!Tizzard;s," and lying near the
mines. containing FIVE HUNDRED AND THlR;;
TY-THREE AND A HALF ACRES. the mineral
rights being reserved. they not belonging to the
Clover Hill Company. ...,- III.
debt of about 200; and as to the balance In two
equal payments-one at six months and one at
twelve no1lths-eyidenccd by the note or bon of the
purchaser, and secured by a deed OF trust on the
property. a.. 5et. 80 ~. :,
Persons desiring to inspect the property will be
shown through the works by the inailagersat Glover
Hill.
day, "Wednesday. and Friday. Train leaves Glover
Hill at 6:15 a. NJ. Monday, Wednesday, and Friday.
- 80 ''' JAMES r. WERTH,
all s-tds :. = Special Commissioner.
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A Turkish Zoe Miller.

The Turks, grave and majestic Us they
are often supposed to be-, have traditional
Joe Miller, one Nasr-Eddin, commonly call
ed Nasr-Eddin Hodja Il. e., the able, or half
priest, hall teacher). And just as there was
q real Joe Miller, who was more or less, in
some sense or other, the origin of the jest
book named after him, so there seems to
have been an actual Nasr-Eddin, who lived
in the days Of Timour the Tartar, or Tanner
lane CA. D. 1335-1425)-him Of the one eye
and the game-leg-and who dared to jest
with the terrible soldier even to his face.
Now that it looks more than ever as il the
Turks were to be dislodged out Of the en-
campment they have so long occupied in
Christendom, there is a certain propricty In
remembering once more anything character
istic of them; and this ancient collection OF
tests is worth something as showing that,
barbarous as they are, they had some tine
ture OF the mirthfulness which Is so lmpor-
tant O common bond OF man to man. Ii
they enjoy fun there must be something
good in them.
The best-known story OF Nasr-Eddin is
often found in collections OF anecdotes; 1t
is that of his thrice fooling the assembly OF
true believers out Of q sermon by three sue
cessiye jocular replies. The first time he
the pulpit he said, go true be-
levers do you know what / am going TO
say9,, They replied, emo" Whereupon
he asked, COT what use TO preach to such
ignoramuses !' and came down from the
pulpit. a.s@ 1..<sH g ,.s.-s.
The next time, when he asked the same
question, they answered, " Yes, we know"
Whcreupon he said, aThen it is useless for
me to tell yoN;'": and came down.
The third time, having taken counsel to-
gether, the congregation prepared an an
sWer which they thought would corner their
ioker.preacher and said, "Some of us know
and some don't" sWherenpon he promptly
replied, let those who know tell those who
don't; and once more came down.
Il This is an easier way to save sermons
writing than exchange.
y Some OF the stories about Nasr-Edii are
too much OF a barroom kind for general So
ciety, and some {als0 omitted in this ac-
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1sscHrnyn rSy71ryIfaE q Affn nIn Co., Z
Y.YfTTS1xTfH1,ynIy m n kI,SCyfS IL fs3e i,f
- m ND * as rs ssar7r,sxYsp.
sSSnEDDLE.0Is 1919 4 nTslNu-EF~
.0FECT AUGUSE6,1 696s-TKA4N no. 1.-ygw
YORK AID NEw ORLEANS ExfHESs.-Leayes
Rschmohd nc liz EN- caves F0Taahawk at 2.19
L. ~; leaves Chnia " Z;S4 Z. ~; teaySs gurkeyle
u; as ~ H. ~ " o2g kayes
Notl-li,raP ~ VIZ ieSYes Einggoid at 1876
T. ~ Leave Dundee tsnpserl 20 500 y. NJ: Ieayes
DAnyilie ~ SIu T. a.. caves tsreensboro' AZ 1915
Z. M leaves ThomasyiHs NJ III r. 81: leayes
SALISBURY ~ 100 ~ M.f JcaTcs Chinz Grove at
A. MI arrives az Cnarlotte at "a a. NJ. This train
Stops only G1 batloIs Hamc1 apOye.
TRAIN NO. NEW ORLEANS AND NEW YORK
E1PHESs.-Leagesi Cnzriostc az Z:t5 A. ~; leaves
Air.Ltne Junction at 2:401 a. M-; leaves China
leaves Thomssvitie at PEA 4; M leaves Greensboro'
NJ 6:i7 n: NJ; ie2VGs DanSllie ~ S:o4 4. leaves
hunoee AT y:Vk q. ~. leases hiasgofn ut 0:l5 A.
III; eaSeS ~ ~ avi22 =. st. raves Burke
Vie ~ ~ ,,d ~, q - ~ ~ rto ar
i 20 81 st tto,,s nar,ad ,hoS. As 'raih stops
Only ,y, at t slau s nam S1, aoovs.
Il E S MU; on hm LIZ n.y., oLaiL-sEW YORK
1 ~ 80 ASaMt - s, ar hiynIno't ~ 5oO ~
faySs ~ n. s.i raves Dundec {diunert
greensboro af $3.50 T. NJ leaSes Salisbury at 7.0l
1aupperJ n M arrives 81 Char!otte at 9.0S p. "
stops az az stauons: ;{srf5
.ThhlS no. 4.-SsAfxSShH ASD SEw YORK,
East wnloTLeascs Sia,iote az 2o2 n. 81 leaves
ArsLine o1ncton AT p,So y; va: Ieayes Sasbpry
az s3V a. Al; ieages Sreenspor0 a. 1923 \. NJ;
leaTes LanVhis AZ LOT =. 81 caves dundee at
1aS IT, aSades n nnr H9 =. o:oo ar
riyss IN Kcnlhena S.30 d. sops ~ an stations.
I. IHAlN No. o.-LaNCHBUkosA ACCOMMODATIONS
WestwnrdmLeaves Richmond at 1913 A: n; arrives
BlfkeYltI II. u
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RAIIRlllkD LINEs.
ssIsIcnxospf Asp PsrsKsnuao AlIIxoAD3

StRIcnxoND AID T'ErERsnuna kAILaoAEDi
~. ss.s55 C0NfAHY.ss
JUNE 4tils a SIG, trains
~ ON this road viii run % follows II ~ 80
Z. Z. 80 Is LgAyx RICHMOND soTTn
5.104A. b., THROUGH ~ ALL daily except sun
I AZ aud. West sieepng-car attached runs
L 40 p. IL, THROUGH MaH daily, connecting
ss,r,.a ..s,s .6er1 au points South and West Pgs-
h.'9's sengers taking this train will make
,,ros aesit NorfeIkt and ut Norfolk with splendid
so ja ma i9s Fape Is low
fa52 G fti.Rs by any other line. go. ~. ].
k6.20 PIe1A, FREIGHT daily Except Sunday, with
- cay coach attached. Is - Eaisas
~ EAyE ss rs S9ET io-cen, SIM.
49, ar sjayI, wish coach attached.
LIZ 4 NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily. connecting
5s q 5a with Richmond, Fredericksburg and
lsssE ~ ii Potomac railroad for ail points East
s ssas T aait SeSe MAIL daily texsep. sun
l.s Ia ~ observation-disclosures and Potomac railroad
?, - -, sSor all points East and West. Pullman
III 1851 sfn1pcr attached, running through
lqtnsEsftsa 10 Baltimore. Also making close con-
I ,f;ts,F ,,nectio1 with the Chesapeake and Ohio
ia rrS ss f9F .e gir West springs ana
yl,e b.lO AZ nj. train from Richmond, and the 1856
r. M train from Petersburg Will stop at all stations
close eeNne bf " Charleston, Columbia, Augusta
Savannah, sad thcbouttl. 100 &fih- ~ s-gt
SS Rss lsys Kes aS FRI 4.
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg will start from
ie3 -" : A. SHAW, Superintendent.
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r.- BY James N. Taylor & Son,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Office corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF AN OLD,
" WELL KNOWN, AND VALUABLE EARN
IN THE LOWER PART OF IENRICO COUNTY,
FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-In pursuance Of a de:
cree of the Circuit Court of Hcnrico entered
ON the 22d day Of June, 1875 In the suit Of Ssorge
Carriers executor and al. shall, on MONDAY the
18th day of. August, 1876, in front Of Henrico
county courthouse THAT being court.day} commen-
cling at 10 O'Clock NJ proceed to sell, subject to the
Widows dover rights, the above-meationed FARM,
Carter at the time of his death, containing some
FOIJR OR FIVE HUNDRED ACRES Of raluable
farming and tfmbered land, With improvements
suitable for farming purposes. IA.
This farm win he sold as whole, subject as above
stated to Mrs Carriers dover rights therein, and not
by the acre; therefore no survey has been made
Bidders will have to inform themselves on this sub
ject from the land-b0oks and titlc-papers.
TERMS: Enough in cash 10 pay expenses Of sale
and costs of suit the residue on credit OF one two
and three years, the purchaser giving bonds, with
good personal security, for deferred instalments.
Gg,.vi. .,...:ts Ii. va A. r. COURTNEY,
.. ,a.. Special Commissioner.
.JtMEs NJ TAYLOR & Son, Auctonccrs, au Q
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BY W. Goddin.
Zeal Estate Agent and Aucfloneer,
corner Of Eleventh and Bank streets.

-.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A DESIRABLE
1 FARM OF FORTY ACRES, IN THE COUNTY
OF HENRICo NEAR THE , sE XII AZ ~
RiCHMOND,-By virtue of deed of trust executed
by Mr. Hugh Watt and Others to Eaton Nance an
22d january s62. duly recorded in Hcnrico Coun-
ty Court, lin Deed-Book No 76 page 625i and by
virtue Of decree Of the Circuit Court OF HsnriSo
undersigned who by that order were substituted as
trustees in the place OF the original trustees, VIII sell
the It'll September, 1876, at 4 o'clock p. ~, if
fair IL NOT the first fair Day thereafter The residue
of the REAL ESTATE conveyed by the said deed,
containing FORTY ACRES. wi th all the buildings
and improvements thereon. now in the occupancy OF
the said Watt, adjoining the farm Of Mr.. Johnh.
Grubbs and others.
This is a very desirable farm, and located In an ex-
cellent ueghborhood with rst-rate roads 10
Richmond.
TERMS: Liberal, and made known ut the time of
sale j. G. BLACKWELL,
.H.N +. w. STEARNS, ,.' '...
au 1O-eoltSeStdtd Substituted Trustees.
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- DRY GOODS,
YOU WANT CHEAP DRY .GOQDS.l1

JULIUS MEYER, sos BROAD STREET. &
III. Is selling ira ~. ~. .,sts
New Styles CORDED P1ouEs at 1oc.-reduced
BRocApE sTRIpED ploUEsa at 123c.-reduced
Bestyard-wide BLEAOHED eoTToNs at skc.;
Yard-wtde WHITE sCAMBRlCS ut SHc. worth
RI Z 12kc.: .at1
BUSTLES In all styles and sizes, from 25c. up;
The cheapest line or GORSETS In the city; 49, -
WHITE CHIP HATS at 16e.: 1stls
SILK, SERGE, and GNGHAM PARAsoLs below
cost;
Iffy0u want bargains 20 to -
al 11-eod JULIUS MEYERS,
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
FOR THE NORTH AND WEST.

Leave Richmond at s A. D., $3.50 Pm and 10 p,
NJ.
Potomac boats connects at Shepherd with through
sleepers for New York.
8 A. VI. daily Except Sundays. making close con-
necons at Shepherd for the northwest. arriving al
Philadelphia at $50 =. n and New York at G2O
L. n. L. NJ COLE,
~ General Ticket Agent
4. s. WHALING,
.a Southeastern Passenger Agent,
T.R. SHARP,
tvs Master Of TRANSFORMATION,
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A GREAT cARp.PLAYER.
Coramodore vandcrbait's Life at
;lsgsl Saratoga.

THE MILLioSAIRE's FfONDSEss FOR
wHfsT-Hls RECREATIoNs AT THE
sPRINGs-HIs THEORY ABOUT FfBEsNG--
AsCRowD OF OLD CRoNlEs--HoW THE
WEALTH rs MANAGED. 5s. isgS 81 4
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TOMATOES ANB OYSTERS.

THE RECENT HISTORY OF THE 'LoVE-AP-
PLEn-AppETITE FOR IT CULTIVATED
MouNTAINEER's REPUGNANCE TO oYs-
TERs-MEN KISSING siEN-sHALL WE IN
TRODUCE IT AS A CUSTOM.
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REDU CTION NCsa1
VI FRENCH CALE-SKlES, and san del X
ternnined 70 give my customers the benefit oft ~
il. 4 win, therefore, put upto crde1 FIRST 80
CLASS BOOTS, SHOES, and CATERS, made In.
the very best style and Of the best material; oil Of
at as low prices rs FIRST class work car be made In
the city Please gtye ms call. ALSO all kinds Of
REPAIRING dgnc snestty 1nd,oa reasonable ternns.
.''..i =, 's'tsf Guide and SeicS building,
.ta9S no 20 Ninth street opposite Bsnk street.
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AUCrr0N sALEs-.ThIs Day.

ITCH CoNsTABLE's SALE will
dow ~ hnriI4. 1876, at q O'Clock P. NJ, OH north
hank eff Jamesriyer. nearly opposite Twenty-secGna
street the following property to satisfy an
thaiL CANAg.-BOAT "ENTERPRISEm,
anhiSI;; Sl' He. G. r.
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RICHMOND, FREp'G & oToMAC i. RICO.
OFFICE GENERAL TICKET AGESI, !
rr.... RICHMOND. June 1, lS7 y
OF TRAINS.

500 A. NJ. leaves Broad-strect station daily eS
cept Sundays, connecting at Shepherd
with the Baltimore and Ohio railroad,
ut 2:35 p. ~, making close connec.
lions for the Northwest, arriving at
Philadelphia at $50 II. N. and New
York at 1920 p. NJ. No connection
#., ,sa FOR Alexandria and Washington.
$3.50 Z. III. leaves the Byrd-Street station daily
connecting with the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad at Shepherd, opposite
@ alexandria; due at Camden station,
BALTIMORE, a, 10 2; M 4; . and n I, I'm y y
-. s SsE TSsk rh is5!a sH II rs
'...s -. 81: NEW YORK;, and with New York
Night express via Baltimore ana
Potomac railroad at Washingi3o si
arriving at Charles-Strect station, Bai,
-. timore. at 1925 p. NJ. IHk0uGGH
1000 p. N. leaves Byrd.srees station tsanasys
;I ~cxccptedl, connecting At Washington
with the Baltimore and Potomac and
- 3'H Baltimore and Ohio railroads
Cos 2. II. ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN, roc
q =. Hanover Junction, leaves Broad-Sfreet
.lit ~ station (Sundays excepted,
500 A. NJ. arrives It Byrt!-street station moe
.s,.st.s-j days eScepteaf 80.
ssS i55ys { !f!SS
y. ~ a.-t mt Br0ad-Strect station Sundays e1'
$50 r. N. strives at Broad-street station daily
4 Es except Sundays.
Pullman sleepers on night trains-
FREIGHT TRAINS lsaye Br9adss,rset s s e 70 On
NIGHTS for all points North and West. and arrive
on MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY
MoRNINGS. Consignees sf I've stock and sf1sn
freight at Boalton on preceding evening.
Through bills of lading and rates given to All prin-
cipal points North and West. Z: + d: MYEEs
., s..4 lLI c. a. TAYLOR.
jc5 j. General Freight and Ticket Agent.
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BY Robert u. Lyme
Successor to Lyme & Brotherl,
Real Estate Agent and Auctionecr,
No. 1912 Main street. ,..,-,1

REAL ESTATE ON
RICO EOR SALE AT AUCTION.-By virtue of q
decree of the United States District Court for the
Esss ,,5 District Of Virginia. In the matter d OF G G
gust, 1875, the undersigned, rs assignee and CONF
missioner named In said decree, win proceed On
NJ. on the premises, to sell ut auction the LOT AND
TENEMENT OH the west side OF Fourth street be.
On sad IN Of
George w. Smith. This property Is conveniently
situated, and is in all respects desirable residence
sale; residue in tree ainstalmens at twelve,
and eighteen months from day Of sale, with interest
added the purchaser to eNes9fe ms neg 1o.
TONED until said notes are paid and conveyance or
dered by the court. a.. =
terms and by virtue of the same decree we will offer
for sale TRACT OF LAND OF THkNTY-H1YE
beSngas to said bankrupt nsaE Boa e
sSishnd Viii sp Sc exSiSissa At Day q
aas,i,11 10, s1et DT spseI.l t6;ona!sassssr:
yT1LUABLE WEST. VIRGINIA LAND
s e. cabc 70 auesi s 9fs
PEPSI 6seek t a ThA SR laD IN l sieos
saS Y Mf y HSbk fSbapaB FM Fy !NGH
ACRES, oRthe north side ofthe Nicholas and Poea.
hopfas road, and on the Cranberry and. Cherry
Il Is mn saSw g
and iron on II bit ifis not sold 81 msnssa na
and twen.y-axs from the nearest point Chess
ments, payable in one and Two years. for Which bal.
snce negotiable Gotes win DO taken, secured. by .
deed Of trustupon the pFopeE TE;,,o M
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BY w. Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctionecr,
corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES AND ASSIGNEE'S SALE
i OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE BELOW
THE CITY OF RICHMOND, IN THE Plan OF
T I KSTfi NEARLY 9PPosiTE 70 THE "a.
TIONiL CEMETERY.-By virtue of u deed of trust
executed to w. Goddin, trustee, by W. II: Alderdicc
and wife. dated 29th OF September, 1874, duly
recorded In Henrico County Court. the said trlls-
tee, in conjunction with F. NJ Garnett and J. "
rdlce. win sell at public auction, ut the office
OF wellington Goddin, real estate auctioneer,
corner OF Bank and Eleventh streets, in the
city OF Richmond, on MONDAY the 14th Of .Au-
gust, 1876, at IL o'clock NJ, the following REAL
ESTATE conveyed by the said deed-ytz.: All those
TWENTY LOTS OF LAND in the plan OF Fulton to- 4
III Henrlco county, containing one square Of 600
feet, bounded by Erin, Virginia Goddinr and Gillian
streets. Also, FIVE ACRES OF LAND on the VII,
liamsburg turnpike nearly opposite the. National
Cemetery, commencing at the west line Of the road
leading from said turnpike to the former dwelling Of
John Tracey and running along said road $50 feet !;
thence at right angles weStwardy $40 feet; thence
at right angles southwardy 229 feet to said turn
pike; thence along said turnpike castwardly to tho
beginning. This Is Il beautiful lot. ,.s,-.T
TERMS: Cash. W. GODDIN, Trustee:
au3 l.. NJ. GARRETT. Assignee. >,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-08-12

EOR NEW Y k.-The Old cFFFM
II Dominion Steamship Company 8 usasstas :,
sail SUNDAY, August 9Th, ut % o'clock A. NJ.
Freight received until O'Clock Saturday evening
Through bills OF lading signed and goods ior-
warded with disrItcb to all points north, soufh:
east and west; also, to foreign ports.
), Passenger accommodations unsurpassed:
Cabin fare to New York, $12 round-trip tlckeS,
$50. Storage, Sc and SO. r
For freight or passage, apply TO
G. ". ALLEN C CO., Agents.
au12-1 Companys Wharf, Rockets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-08-12
By Cook & Laughton. Auctloneers'
No. 10 Governor street.

rxCELLENT TOP-BUGGY AND
T. WORK-HORsES AT AUCTION.-THisn Ai
MT 10 O'Clock we will sell ut the horse-ios, LhPk
alley, ronp1rccy
2 good WORK-HORSES.
n''N y COOK & LAUGHTON.
r1o Auctionecrs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-08-12
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD
PASSENGER DEPARTMENT.,
RICuNI0yD- VA ,Tuna IT 1878 \

Train leaving Richmond at $50 A. NJ. rims daily
Except Sunday. stopping At MI regular stations
Train leaving Richmond 1T 1900 P. NJ. runs daily,
stopping at Hanover, Louisa, Gordonsril!e; Char
lotfesville, IVY Mechums river, Greenwood, Wayucs
boro', Staunt0n Goshen, 9lilb0ro', Coyingtou, Ale
ghnny, and all regular stations west OF Allegheny
Accommodation train leaves Richmond for Cor
louisville and all intermediate stations daily Except
Sunday at445 z. 81. Passengers by this train ar
rive at Washington $40 4. u.
Sleeping cars run on all night trains and parloE
cars on day mail trains east OF White Sulphur.
Ticket Office aud sleeping car open at $50 7. VI.
for the IL midnight train.
Trains arrive ut Richmond IS follows:
express Train daily 4:4h a. ".
Mall Train daily Except Sunday at. 1850 L. VI.
Accommodation Train daily Except
Gov y. III.
Trains coming into Richmond stop at stations as
above.
Trains make close connection with trains OF the
Richmond aud Danyille and Richmond and Peters
burg railroads, both to and from Richmond
For further information, rates, &C., apply at SGT
Main street. or ut company's Offices IL
CONWAY II. HOWARD,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent
W. NJ. S. DUNN.
jel0 Engineer and Superintendent.