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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-08-03

OF Mrs. Grant, in England, Washlns-
ton correspondent Of the Toledo btade says
feel panied when Z read the criticisms that
are afloat Just now over Mrs. Grants igno-
rance Of prominent English statesmen. In
her defence, not to Ter criticism, let me men
ton that for years Der eyesight has been such
that she could neither read nor write. Her
ewes are crossed, and the sight OF one OF
them is nearly gone, and that OF the other
is failing. When one thinks how little lei.
sure she has had for being read aloud to, and
how hard-working and self-denying were
the earlier years OF her married Lille. one
can Judge her gently for speaking innocent
" to proud dame Of England OF having
met ga Mr.. Bright, who appears to be
prominent in politics here"; or ga Mr..
blackstone 9Gladstone), to whom L have
been introduced" She betrayed quite as
little knowledge of American politics, many
apd many time here, being thoroughly a
domestic woman, and leaving all outside in-
tercsts absolutely to "the General; but
she was Just dear, good, unspoilcd Mrs.
Grant, with kind heart for the poor, and
ono nonsense about her," as Mr.. Edward
Sparkler would say.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.
By W. Goddin, ,.a, = >.
Real Estate Agent and, Aiictioneer,
Rank and Elcrcnth'stfeets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF HALF-ACRE
4 LOT NO. 3s7. At THE NORTHWEST COR
NER OF GARY AND ELEVENTH STREETS,
WITH LARGE BRICK BUILDING THEREON.
Mr. Asa Snyder to James ". Dunlop and Richard
Irby trustees, bearing date 80 December, 1872, and
duly recorded In the Richmond Chnncery Cour, on
the l4th January, 1878, In book G. No. 3d. rage
500 the second by Asa Snyder and wife to William
l.. Cowardln and Richard lrby, trustees: bearing
dnT ay Ia me
In book &, page 316we, the undersigned trustees In
the said two deeds OF trust, will proct ed to se at
public anction, on the premises, on TUESDAY the
l4th August, 1877 commencing at o'clock Z. NJ,
tra a s,I that VAEUABLE HALF.ACRE LOT
north side OF Cary street 80 feet. running back
within parallel lines $50 feet to al alley 80 feet
wide. on which lot, besides brick warehouse about
30N so feet Its western boundary, ana n large
foundry In the centre there has been erected BY the
said Snyder on It's eastern boundary nER1
kARG ssd G0sTIw bE sae
| three stories high, known as "Spyders Architec-
| tural Iron. Works. ... ..st
| These BUILDINGS arc among the most commo-
| fi0us and costly In our city. and seem to be well
shifted for the purpose for whic they were erected
pcnse. into any other Kind Of business " ''''s ca
4 TERMS: Enough in cash to defray costs and e1.
penses OF sals and TO paw OF and discharge four OF
which nave become que and are now unpaid
amounting to about between % 900 and$ 900. on
credit as 10 the MIN note, amounting 10 &l,SlS43
until 9Th December next when II will fall due
being debt secured by first deed and for the further
sum of 5000 in cash, being amount Of unpaid in.
tercst due on debt secured by second deed: upon n
| credit until January 4. 1888. as to $4,000 1.-THE
principal of the debt secured by the iast-nauet
decd, upon which last-namcd sum interest must be
paid at rate Of nine per centum per anEum, payable
semi-annually, AMI bearing Interest from July
1877 till paid. AS to any residue, upon such terms
as james II. DOoley, trustee In bankruptcy Of Asa
Snyder, may prescribe or In the event of his failure
10 give such direction, on such terms rs may be an
| nOunCcd at the sale.
| JAMES n. DUNLOP,
| RICHARD IRBY, ...-
Trustees I'm first decd
WILLIAM l.. COWARDIN,
| RICHARD lRBY,
aus Trustees In second deed.
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Burlington, Iowa, Is trying to get rid OF
the tramp-haryester nuisance by prosecu-
ting the steamboat officers who land them.
It Is said that fine of 5000 was imposed on
a steamboat company for putting them
ashore at that point, the county charging
the company with illegally landing paupers.
The foolish man rusheth out to see the
mob and is shot through the lungs, but the
wise man huggeth the Constitution OF the
the cellar until the evil days be over. Bur SIR.
Rngton HaCkeye. 4, I,
Adam missed one Of the luxuries OF life.
He couldn't laugh In his sieeye.--E Exchange.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAYS.
BY Richardson & Co..
Real Estate Agents and huctioneers,
No, lib Main street.

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON THE
v DOCK. SUITABLE FOR WHOLESAL
SHIPPING, AND MANUFACTURING PUR-
POSES FOR SALE By AUCTION.-Un TUESDAY,
the 7th day of August, 1877 at O'Clock +. NJ, we
shall sell by auction, on the premises. those valuable
BUILDING LOTS fronting on Dock street and the
railroad connecting the Richmond and Danville
abroad and ahe Richmond. York River and Chcsa-
peake rairoaE between Fifteenth and Seventeenth
streets, beginning at the tobacco warehouse eli Dock
street corner Fifteenth. and extending to Daven-
port C NORRIS warehouse. Having II railroad rum
ming north and south and the dock Immediately in
their front, these lots must be highly valuable for the
large wholesale shipping. and manufacturing bust
ness now done and to be done by the enterprising
merchants Of the growing city OF Richmond. This
property will in all probability be sold low, as the
owner Is anxious to realize 1t, and Should attract
ali having means TO Invest.
TERMS: One fourth cash balance in six. twelve.
and eighteen months. nrgOl liable notes given for the
deferred payments, with interest added and secured
by deed of trust. RICHARDSON CO.,
aug lib Main street.
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Bits and Benring-Reins.
EFFoRIs TO SUPPRESS A NEEDLESS AND WAN
TON CRUELTY TO THE HORSE.
from the London Lancet

EFFoRTs TO SUPPRESS NEEDLESS AND WAN
TON CRUELTY TO THE HORSE.
from the London Lancetl
The Society for Prevention Of Cruelty to
Animals has taken up the matter OF the
bearing-rein. not very successfully, because
unwisely. It is idle, ard damaging to a
good cause, TO bring charges OF cruelty
recklessly. The attempt to convince the
public that the use of bearing-reins is a
needless source Of misery and suffering to
horses must be made with due regard to
prudence. In the case prosecuted by the
Society it would seem the informant mis-
took wound caused by an ordinary bit,
and possibly accidental, for the effect OF a
bearing-rein gag. We must assume this was
the cause, as the bit in use beng obviously
a plain one, the theory must have been that
the bearing-rein converted it into an in
strument Of torture. Whether the rein was,
in this particular case, shorter than usual,
is not clearly made out Meanwhile, bear
ing-reirts are certainly lndefenslble. NO
valid reason has been adduced to show that
nature has not provided the horse with the
means Of carrying his head in a manner
conducive to safety. The evidence Of
anatomy and experience tends to tie oppo-
site conclusion. The horse is so entirely
head to govern and balance the movements
OF his body that no reasonable excuse
for depriying him OF that privilege can pos
sibly be based on the idea Of safety to the
animal. There are, in point OF fact, only
two ineligible pretences in favor OF the
bearing-rein. It may be alleged to give the
driver control over the horse by impeding the
free movement OF his head, or it may be con-
tended that the appearance is better. We
now understand the first argument, and il
it be found impossible to break horse to
60 well in harness without the torture Of
having his head forcibly held up under his
neck In an unnatural and ungainly manner,
heartless indifference to suffering may adopt
the cruel device OF the bearing-rein to exc
out the incompetency Of the trainer or the
clumsiness OF the driver. The question
raised upon this issue is one OF humane
considerations. The allegation that the
horse looks better with bearirg-rein is
monstrous misconception, against which
society should set its face. Those who
think the appearance presented by an animal
with head tied up under his neck, and who
mistake the foam -. produced by chatting
Tor the secretion OF health, or the restless
ness produced by the infiiction OF pain for
token OF spirit, need not only to be en-
lightened but constrained, ut least by the
influence Soi enlightened example, until
common sense comes TO the relief OF stu
pidity and Its consequences. II persons
VINO really understand the horse would set
the example Of driving without bearing
feins, those who are incapable Of apprecia.
ting natural beauty, and 80 strangely igno.
Ixns H 70 mistake the evidences OF suffer,
ang Tor breeding and temper, might be led
20 better practices. This Ii a matter ID
which tbs wise must lead, and the unWise
follow. ..3 '1 :
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RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AND CREsPEAkE
RAILROAD. J
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
COMMENCING NAY u. 1877.

COMMENCING MAY 81, 1877.
THROUGH PASSENGER.
a.o0 p. II. Leaves Richmond TUESDAY, TIL RS
DAY and SATURDAY. Connects AZ
West Point with steamer Havana inr
all points on York river aud Bsll!-
more. Arrives in Baltimore AZ a.
NJ: connects with rsil-iines for WASH
iugton, Philadelphia, New YORK. bos-
ton. aud all western points. tOhn'S'II
al Richmond with trains OH Richhiol'i
and Petersburg and Chesapeake aa4
ohio railroads.
THROUGH FREIGHT.
500 A. NJ. Leaves Richmond MONDAY, WE'D
NESUAY. aud FRIDAY: aad
500 4. VI TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and sAl-
URkDAI. Connects with steaineI9
Mt West Point for river landings, Das-
tImore, aud all western poinLH- ,"t
meets al Richmond with trains Oh Rl'h ,
moud and Danvilie rzilroiditichihoh1t
and Petersburg, and Chesapeake I'LL.
I LoCaL PASSENGER.
8:ooP.M. Leaves Richmond daily except Sun
TnhafkoUGH PASSENGER:
moo NJ Arrives NJ Richmond TJESDAl '
THURSDAY. and SATURDAY. Cd,
meets with trains Richmond diiu
Petersburg and Chesapeake and V,o
railroads Steamer Havana leaves bal
,imore from Pier l4i Light stree St
MONDAY. WEDNESDAY. aud FIN FIX,
DAY, at =. NJ. Connects WIZ
trains from Philadelphia, New roTn,
and western points, and nj W est ON IN
with trains for Ricnmoha aha 'hs
South.
THROUGH FREIGHT. urn
..oo p n arrives II Richmond MON DAY" LIZ
wv NESDAY, aud FRIDAY; and
GIMP. n. TUESDAY, THURSDAY. anu SAL
VA IfRDAY. Connects with steamer AZ
West Point from Baltimore loh-
~ meets with Rchnona and lanSine'
Richmond and Petersburg, and Cnesa-
rsske and Ohio railroads.
LOCAL PASSENGER.
o.oo A. NJ. Arrives ut Richmond daily except SUI
N0NN day. Connects with Richnon" ai,o
Petersburg and Chesapeake ana onio
railroads. 49,, ~ fr,u,
No transfer OF freight 4, Richmond TO or ..o,n
southern points Cars run through between A'Uah''s
and West Point. ,,, ,,>,.s, rates
Careful handbag aud diSpStch, "i'h i'".' ~
guaranteed. go, .,tsu,.a ra tea
Issued 10 ali northern and western points. .rs
Through tickets sold to all nortbsfns Suh 1A
western points aud kaggage CHECKED tnNrfhn NY, ar.
For ticEeIs apply nc General Railroad ulsxe' o
dee s26 Main street; u the EassshfSs and DocS
companvs depot, corner Twenty-thna Ana Nv
s' rss "a W II. II. DOUGLAS, Superintendent.
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Slater, deceased. will sell upon the premises. on
FRIDAY the Sd Jay of August. 1877, at 6 O'Clock
T. M those FIVE FRAME STORES AMI
DWELLINGS located rs above Described, now
occupied by A. Hook and Others, and yielding fair
rents
These STORES, being situated go near to Main
Tor any small business Each STORE contains from
three to six besides store and has water, &C.
on the premises. Each tenement has good lot. and
Iiat Of the property VIII hc shown at sale. Special
attention of those wishing TO purchase good business
stands in good locality Is asked to this sale.
TERMS: VIII be extremely liberal and will be
made known at sale ROBERT II. LYME,
Ey2S AuctiOuccr.
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By Richardson & Co.,
TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABL
/ lME nIuEI I INC AND lT ON ELL
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Ills Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
i FRAME DWELLING AND LOT ON TIE
WEST OF LAUREL STREET BETWEEN HIGH
COR HOLLY) AND CHINA STREETS BY AUG
TION.-By virtue Of The provisions Of deed Of
July, 1876, the undersigned trustee. recorded in
the clerks ONCE OF the Chaucery Court Of the city
OF Richmond In y. B. 10S c, page AT, to secure
mentioned default having been made In the pay
ucnt thereof shall, as trustee I'm said decd, being
auction, on tho premises, on TUESDAY the 14th OF
August, 1877, At O'Clock p. M. said real estate,
consisting Ola LOT OF LAND fronting 27t by l55
feet, with 4 COMFORTABLE FRAME DWELL
ING and other improvements thereon. located AS
above.
TERMS: Enough I'm c,sh I" deiray the expense OF
executing this trust and TO pay off = negotiable note
made by said Miller for the snm OF $500. with in
terest thereon from the 2Sth day ofJuIy, 1877: and
the residue on such terms Is shall he announced ut
the time of sale. y. NJ. LEE, Trustee.
RICHARDSON & CO., AuctionccrS. aus
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RICHMOND ASD rErEksHuRG}
RAILROAD COMPANY. !
I COMMENCING AUGUST 6. 1871, traius

RICIIAoNp ASp 'ETEHsHrRGj
RAILROAD Company. :
COMMENCING AUGUST 6. 1871, trains
" OR this road will run rs follows:
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH.
1925 A. NJ THROUGH NAH. daily. connecting
for Charleston, Ausu-ta, Columbia. So
vannah. Raleigh. At,nta. Macon,
Montgomery. Mobile. New Orleans,
and ali pouts south and South west {;
also connects ai Petersburg Win the
Atlantic. Mississippi and Obi" railroad
for Lynchharg. Farnyillc. and other
local stations on tsat road. masking
same time n By any other line. IRIS
train stops only 1T Manchester ahl
l:10P.M., ACCOMMODATIOS daily (c1ccp:
Sunday. Passengers takisg this train
will make clast connection ut Peters
burg fol Norfolk, aId al Norfolk WITH
splendid Bay-liue steamers for BHltl-
more. Philadelphia. aud New inTh
and wish the Old Dominion steamer
for New York, stopping al AL regular
stations on signal -, ..,,
$50 P. b., FREIGHT daily texccpt sunday VIE
= coach attached.
1855 p. NJ. THROUGlrMAI daily except sun =
dayl, connecting for Weldon. Raleigh
Wilmington. and Charleston Pull
slceping-car for Wilmington and the
South.
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH.
6:33 A. NJ, THROUGH MAI. daily except sun :
day), connecting with Richmond, FREQ.
rricksbury ano Potomac railroad for
Ill points NORTH. East. and Wet.
11:lO 4. M.,ACcOMSODHTlO TRAIN ,laiiS fcN-
cept Sunday With passenger coich at
t:icc,f.
3:2e p N. THROUGH NAH. daily, connecting
with Richmond. Fredericksburg aud
Potomac railroad TOR all points East
aud West. Also, making close ccnnec-
tinu with the Chesapeake and ono
railroad for the Virginia springs and
all points North and West This Tram
stops only nj Manchester.
Clio p. ~. FREIGHT TRAIN daily except sun"
tay). with passenger coach attached.
This Is the only line running double daily trAin
from Richmond South. ,
Passengers for Clover Hin connect ~ Ches"s
daily, except Sunday.
SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAINS
will leave Richmond ut 3 4. NJ. and $50 L. NJ
every Sunday till further notice.
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg Will start from
the Appomattox depot. .,.,,,
tc9 A. SHAW. Supeflhlcnceht-
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A REMEDY FOR BURNS AND SCALDs.-At a
recent meeting Of the Massachusetts Dental
Society in Salem DR.. G. F. Waters, OF this
city, gave detailed account OF discovery
which he has recently made Of a remedy
for burns and scalds. 1t was claimed that
the application OF 5icarbonate OF soda,
which is the simple cooking-soda to be
found in all households, or other alkalis in
a neutral form, would afford instantaneous
cessation of pain from the severest burns or
scaIds, and that in all cases OF mere superb
cial burning the treatment would effect a
cure in the course OF a few hours.
At the meeting referred to the practical
value OF the remedy was demonstrated by a
test requiring considerable nerve to put
into operation, and still more faith in the
efficacy of the novel treatment which was to
be illustrated. The doctor dipped the
sponge into boiling water and squeezed it
over his right wrist, the water flowing
almost completely around the arm, and
nearly encircling it with severe scald
something like two inches in width. Not
content with this, he dipped the sponge
q second time, and pressed it closely
on the under side OF his wrist for thirty
seconds. He then applied bicarbonate
of soda to the scalded surface, and laid
over it wet cloth, and the intense pain
was banished us If by magic. On the
next day after this severe test the scald,
with the exception Of the part purposely
made most severe, was practically healed,
only slight discoloration of the skin show
ing where the scalding water had flowed
this, too, without second application OF
the soda. The flesh on the under side OF
the wrist had been cooked down to the
sweatglands, and the scald was one which
ordinarily would have caused an open and
painful wound of long duration. The only
treatment Of this, however, after the nrst
application OF the soda, was to keep the
part moist with wet cloth, and no pain
was experienced, and it was but few days
before this wound was seen to be rapidly
healing.-Boston Transcript.
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AUtTrOY sALEsatrnis Day.
By james Nncdougall. Aucdoneer'
No. 10 Governor street.

- 81
FURNITURE, FEA"HER-BEDs, P [,I; 4
i NOS, ORGANS, &C.. AT ,AUCyIOn S.,.
DAY at 10 O'Clock Will sell at my 1y p1
One excellent RoSEWOOD-CASE o3-oGItase IL r.
ANO, made by Worcester Of New 1ork-an In
strunient OF fine tone: ~,.Sn
Ono MAHOGANY.CAsE e-octave PIANO, ,,o>,
One superior PO7.LOCK'SF oUR-STOP CLAhloN
One spiendid ALEXANDRA PARLOR ORGAN,
COTTAGE CHAMBER SUITS.
MAHOGANY and. other WARDEOBEsS, INC
MAHOGANY BUREAUS and WAsfisTAsps'
REFRIGERATORS, 49,, >,
NEW TIN SAFES,
CHII.DREN'S CARRIAGES and CHAIRS.
CANE and WOUD-SEAT CHAIRS ana KUN
BEDsTEADs, MATTRESSES,
HOLSTERS and PILLOWS,
MAHoGANY and OAK MARBLE-TOP SIDE
BOARDS,
Three EXCELLENT FEATHER-BEDS,,
EXTENSION, LEAF and 1ll .Cf, T Abb
SHOW CASES, &C, &C. .---...-.
ALSO, ,,-,- ,,,,,
An invoice Of NEW TIN-WARE, sTOVE-FOTs
and STOVES.
Consignments received up to honr Of sale;
!. au 8 JAMES MACDOUGALL, A0cu0lleer.
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By Frank J. Sampson.
Real Estate Auctioneer and Notary Public,
No. o2l Hull street, Manchester Va.

TRULY VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS
i IN THE CITY OF MANCHESTER, ON
NINTH BAINBRIDGE, AND NCDONOUGH
STREETS, FOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION
Al the request of the owner will sell at public auc
day of August, 1877, commencing with The 36-foOt
Lot, at s O'Clock I. NJ, the following valuable
BUILDING LOTS: SO feet front Bainbrdge
Street between Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets
IS feet front on McDonough street between Elev-
enth and Twelfth streets ami 2 IL feet fronting
Ninth street between Semmes street and the Rich
mond and Petersburg railroad The two l2st-men-
toned LOTS will be subdiylded. As may be deemed
best on the day OF sale. All of this property Is very
desirable for building purposes most of II being
the Free bridge and the Richmond and Dahville
aud Richmond and Petersburg railr0ad-shops and
should attract the attention Of parties seeking good
building sites and safe Investments.
TERMS: One third cash the balance at s, ~, and
1S months for negotiable notes satisfactorily In
d0rsed or secured by deed Of trust upon the prop
erty FRANK j. SAMPSON,
au 8 AuctiOnccr.
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SALE
RED SULPHUR SPRINGS,
MoEpoB COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA.


By virtue OF two DEGREES Of the Circuit Court OF
Monroe county, West Virginia, entered Ill TIE Chah-
cery cause, pending In said Court, of Dunlap camp
ball ct ais us. Campbell, Shanklin ct uts-the nrst
decree entered on the 7th day OF Soyember; SOY,
shall proceed to resell ut public auction 70 Tue mgr
est bidder, upon the premises, at the Red sulphur
Strings in Monroe county, State Of West virginia,
THURSDAY THE 23D DAY OF AUGUST, 1877,
the following real estate-to wit the said
RED SULPHUR SPRINGS
and all the lands thereto appertainng and belong
Ing, which lands smountto
TWELVE on THIRTEEN HUNDRED ACRES
as set forth in the bill and proceedings In this cause
The above property consists In part OIL the ceie-
brated RED SULPHUR SPRINGS. which Tor u
great many years has been recognized AS The finest
mineral water In the States especially for bronchial
and pulmonary affections.
TERMs OF SALE: Cash in hand on day of sale
sufficient TO defr2y the costs of suit which have
crued since the first sale. and also the costs of re-
sale; and for the balance, credit Of six, twelve
and eighteen months will be given, the purchaser
giving bonds with good security, and the title re-
tanned until all the purchasemOney shall have been
paid.
The above property will be offered arst IN separate
tracts to suit purchasers, and then the whole tract
will be offered. The commissioners viii adopt and
report to the court the bid or bids which amount In
the aggregate to the largest sun. sold IN parcels or ~
. whole, subject to the confirmation OF the Court
SAMUEL PRICE,
A.G. TEBBETTS, zs. =.
FRANK HEREFoRb,
CoupnissioneIs.f
JrLY 40, 1877. ~ 2oss4w
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sCHEooLE OF TRAINS TARLSI EFFECT
SUNDAY, JULY 8, 1877.
'URO1,Gu MAIL TRAIN DAILY.

~
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS TAREs1 EFFECT
SUNDAY, JULY 8, 1877.
THROUGH MAIL TRAIN DAILY.
30 -''10 Z" -"' Bnrseyilis Gas 4. NJ, banyl!ie
#-.s. .s..- 1875 +. NJ. Greensboro $50
and Il; H csaS SissDs us rs =: & r S''
No. 2-4:3s A. 81, leaves Ciinrl"tte; arrives at
.-. Salisbury $50 A: NJ. Green's
i o: &. r.. Bursevfis 2ge
PM. and Richmond 4:43 p. 81.
THROUGH PASSENGER TRAIN DAILY.
No. 81 O:5O Z. b., leaves Richmond: arrives az
r ETtke So4 h;i r. 4; ;,l M Pa@7
A. NJ, and Charlotte IL +. VI.
No, 1925 +. NJ, leaves Charlottc arrives at
bury 1896 p. NJ. Danv,lh 1924
A. 81. BurkeyilIe 4A3 4. 81,
and Richmond 741 A. n.
IYNCHBURG ACCOMMODATIONS DAILY.
No. $1,000 A. 81. leaves Richmond daily and ar
rivts at Burkeyile ut 1922 T..
ST.. connecting with the A., VI.
& o. X. r. for all points in the
southwest and the various
springs and surrmeg resorts On
the line Of that road.
No 6-I2:SOp W.. leaves Burk daily and ar
riyes At Richmond 1t 312 Z.
~, connecting with A., VI &
o. K. X. from all points south
and sOutLwei /, and firm the
various springs and sum mcr re-
sorts on that road.
Trims Nos. and stop only ut Chula, Burke
vile, keysville, brakes Branch. Roanoke. Clover
Boston. Scottsburg, BarkSdae's Dundee, loahYille,
Redsvillc. Bcnaja Greensboro, ThOraasrille, Sails
bury, China Grove. and Airline Railroad juno
ton. m-.~
Trains Nos. j and connect at Dundee with the
Virginia Midland railroad. AT GrecnsbOro. FOR Ra-
leigh GodsbOro' and intermediate points. with y.
G.. railroad. Al Airline junction with Atlanta aud
Charlotte AIRLINE. At Charlotte with Charlotte.
Columbia and Augusta railroad 10 and from all!
points North and South.
Trains Nos and will stopat all stations and
connect At Richmond going North and South with.
the r., F. & L. X. r. for Washington and all points
North and West, and with the &. ID. II. X. for
Grecnbrfer White sulphur and other SPRINGS In
West Virginia. At Greensboro with the n. &. and
=. w. N g. RAILROADS to and from Salem. y. g., Ra-
leigh and Golhshoro'. and int rm"fiatc points.
trains daily Richmond and Danville rail-
on Sunday morning and going south on Monday
morning. Trains making tlGl> connection run daily
on Richmond Frederick shurg and Potomac and
Chesapeake and ohio railroads except sunday.
Trains y. W. y. {. railroad run from Green's
bOro' tn Salem daily except sunday. ans! from Salem
to Greensboro daily except Saturday.
Tickets sold to all southern ana southwestern
points, and baggage checked through.
Deal tickets good only for continuous passage
between the points named on the tickets No lay
over checks Will be given.
r. VI. T.. TtLCOTT,
General Superintendent.
joins II. MACMURDO. General Pas :engcr Agent.
" IL