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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1877-10-27

ORDERED this sd day Of September, A.
" D. 1871, that Jesse Beaver give notice
70 his creditors, endorsers and snreties. thai
the ID Monday Of February, A. ID. 1873, /.
fixed for the said Jesse Beaver to appear in
the Circuit Court for Carroll county to an.
swer such interogatories or allegations as bis
creditors, endorsers or sureties may propose
OF ailege against him; and that copy Of this
oFderbe published in some newspaper printed
aH Carroll county, once week for three sue
cesslve months prior to the said "a Monday
Of February, A. 2. 1878, as such notice.
Trne copy, Test
sep.S-sm FRANK 7. SHAW Clerk.
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LUMBER /! LUMBER |!
EA :::.......,II;iI;I.:3::.;sl i;;:;.....;


Ia ss::.....,.s::s :...:.;.:;s3
HAVE just returned from the Lumber
4 Regions-and am now receiving the lar.
gest selection of LUMBER ever offered at
this place, at Reduced Prices, consisting of
Yellow Pine, Spruce and Hemlock
J0IST AND SCANTLING
Of all lengths and sizes, "A, 81. Ga and s 4
White Pine Boards and Plank, yellow and
White Pine Flooring, Dressed and EIndressed
Notwithstanding, White Pine Cypress and
Chestnut Shingles, Walnut and Ash Boards
and Plank, Plain and Headed Picketts, Shin.
gle and Plastering Laths, a prime lot of Chest.
nut Rails and Posts, Also all the different
KINDS OF COAL.
Thinking large sales with small profits bet.
ter than small sales with large profits, | have
concluded to adopt the former as my guide,
and hope | shall be enabled TO carry il out by
persons in want of anything in my line giving
me call before purchasing elsewhere.
EDWARD LYNCH.
Near Depot, Westminster, Nd
feb 20-tf
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X'e eiisaFrh uar be cured By = daily use
q ~ onions a. ~ afaisle of food ;at the
s''s' s',ae Pr sauH nude Of white sugar,
laaaaIl starch ani burned alan, spulver-
iz1a aA nisql b equal quantities. 10 be
same az othdf sdnf
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Insolvent's Notice.

Noah c. Wentz VS.. His Creditors.
nRDERED this 2sth day OF June, 1877,
~ that Noah G. Wentz give notice to his
creditors, endorsers and suretes, that the ID
Monday Of November, 1877, is fixed for the
sad Noah Z. Wentz to appear in the Circuit
Court for Carroll county, TO answer such in.
terrogatories or allegations as his creditors,
entorsers or sureties may propose or allepe
against him and that a copy Of this order he
published in some newspaper printed In Car,
roll county, once week for three successive
months prior to the said I'd Monday of No.
yember, 1877, as such notice.
True copy,-Test
aug Adm FRANK T. SHAW, Clerk.
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NOAH WALKER & co.,
THE
CELEBRATED CLOYHERS
BALTIMORE, MD.

A NN0UNCE the introduction Of plan of
"A ordering Clothing and Underwear by
letter, to which they call your special attention
They will send on application their improved
and accurate
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FOR SALE,
VaIuabk Mill Property

SIfUAID near Central Church, on w
- ganorfreek, between Libertytown az
New Mark l in one Of the best neighborhoos
70 Frederf county The Mil Is stoTp
high, subsbtially built Of stone; two Net
chants andne Chopping Burr; good Cor
crusher, lrhine Wheel, iirst-cIass mill az
with shofrace, with also iirst.class sais,
power anISaw Mill attached all in gooa
order. Abmfostabla FRAME 49,,
DWELIkG HOUSE, garden 1s1SA-sa
and lots stable. embracing -. hisf
about 7 BEE ACRES.
Price ~, 800, Two thousand cash, AZ
.halanceh time, TO suit purchaser. 4,
This foperty offers a bargain 70 . soQs
Miller. Apply to JOHN SMITH,
West End, Westminster %
EH0S JONES, Union Bridge,
0Aidrcss the owner,
REV. p LIGHT WILSON,.
aug. ~ louisville, Frederick 90, ha
Il AeEsT SIZE POSTERS PRINTEp
" &his 0ifica nj short nnf;en
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STATIONS
STATIONS

PASSENGER TRAINS RUNNING EAST.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-12-03
HAMPDEN SIDNEY, Va, I
November %, 1877. (

Editors Dispatch: Being wroDgiully &C
cused Of being afflicted with "girlophobia,"
/ avail myself OF this opportunity to show
that am deeply interested in all the ladies
who come to our State. Among the late
arrivals notice the name OF Miss "Belle
Punch" There is some dispute as to her
beauty, the upshot OF which will be that she
will be considered anything but "fair" In
the end. The most prominent piece OF her
iewelry seems to be her "ring." She
never shows 1t except when in good cheer
and when there Is "flow Of spirit" in the
company. 1t is still doubtful whether she
will be able to stand our climate any length
OF time. Even now, already, something
seems to "ail'' her, but she is sure to
sspupch" any one who dares to-" whine"
about the BIER Ii we could make some
gallant major hoop her she might possibly
stop making ttwry" faces and be-" gin " to
grow more popular. The fact that she
won't keep "straight," but is constantly
taking a s'stick" TO 'spunch" somebody,
may account for her repeated appearance at
the "barn OF justice. Only to-day the
mayor had to "cite her" before him and tell
her that he would "wfing" her neck or
So lick herr IL she wouldn't stay sober. Her
conduct has g brands Jed /" her forever, and
young men had better take warning, lest
Belle punch them ere they are aware Of it.
{ 1t Is to be hoped thatshe will better herself.
4 ~ ,tssf ssssee955z =. .JACE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-12-03

A New York paper says: "senator
withers, OF Virginia. has ten unmarried
daughters. Another daughter was married
to q gentleman from Boston a few days
ago" Senator Withers has eleven daugh-
tiers and one son. All the daughters but
two are married; and il youth, grace,
beauty, intelligence, and refinement consti-
fute wifely attractions, it will not be aong
before the son, the youngest child, VIII DC
left alone in his glory.-Alezandria Gazette.
{The Gazette is quite in the line OF aceu-
racy, but it leaves uncorrected the state
ment that Colonel Withers's latest son-in-
law is. from Boston; meaning that he is
resident OF Boston. In that view it rs a
mistake; nevertheless he is from Boston
very far from it. He lives in Richmond,
and is very good citizen, Dir. Stephen
Putney. But, Lord, what a world OF in
Aueace may be welded by grave and rev.
erend senator with eight married and two
attractive unmarried daughters dis
patch.]
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UNION HILL, NELSON COUNTY,
Hoyembef % 1877.


November %, 1877.
Editors DISPATCH: In the Dispatch OF
this morning you refer to the freshets OF
It'll and 1895. I send you extracts from
Colonel William Cabell the elders diary:
nMAY 26, 1771.-The greatest food in the
river that has been known by twelve feet
perpendicular, at least. 1t carried away
almost every house On the low-grounds;
DESTROYED all the orchards; many people
were drowned; fences entirely carried of,
and stock OF every kind. The land, when
uncovered with the water, presented the
most melancholy appearance, everything
being entirely swept off and the land, to all
appearance, ruined"
"SEPTEMBER 9TH, 1795.-The greatest
freshet in James river ever known, except
the May ireshet, It'll. 1t was over almost
the whole OF the low-grounds, carried on
our river fences and cross fences, and eve
rything on the fairgrounds except the corn,
which it was over many feet, and what It
left we are doubtful will not be fit for use.
What the people on the river have lost in
their crops OF corn, wheat, oats, hemp,
stock Of every kind, fodder, fencing, &C.,
&C., Is immense; but the land has not been
injured by it, except in few places. 1t
was rather improved, owing to its being
covered with more grass than usual, which
prevented 1t from being washed away and
collected a considerable quantity Of rich
mud"
At this point the water was at its greatest
height about O'Clock Sunday (25th) morn
ing. Tt was not as high as in 1870 by two
and a half feet. 1t did more damage to the
crops and farms than the freshet OF 1870 ut
covered the low-grounds for about forty
eight hours; but I don't think it injured
the canal as much. In the village OF New
Market two stores were washed away, and
all the houses in the lower part OF the town
were either carried off or STAYED in and ter
ribiy damaged. :.
Colonel Cabelps description Of the freshet
n, 1905 is quite fair description OF this, save
that in this instance great deal OF the land
was very badly washed.
Ynurs SC Alb.
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i. AZ tho East.


There must be something after all this wee,
> A sweet fruiton from the narrowed PAST
Rest some day for this pacing 70 aha lroi
A tender sunbeam and dear flowers at last
There vii! be something when these days are done'
Something more fair by far Than starry nights
A prospect limitless, as one by one
Embodied castles crown the airy heights.
So cheer mp, heart. and for that morrow wait =,
Dream what YOU will. but press toward tue urca"
Let fancy guide dull effort through The gaze,
And face the currSnt would she cross the S''e''o
Then wne,, that something lies athwart the way
Coming unsonght as good things seem 70 10
Twill nroye beneath the flush OF setting DAY
A noblcr need than now would bcckon So"'
For lifted Hp by constant, forward strllc.
Hone will attain so marvellous ne!ent..
There can be nothing found within ms Tue
After the day TO form fitting night
So heaven alone shall ever satisfy,
And Gods own light he ever light ohoueh
TO guide the purified, cnnobled eye ..,,
Toward the smooth which lies beyond inc ro"Rh'
Thnre will be something when these clouds ski'n NY
A bounteous Welding from the fruitful past'
Sweet pcace and rest upon the pathway nc,
zen though, but death and flowers al the last.
-Boston Transcript. JAMES BERRY BESsKE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-12-03
By Robert B. Lyme,
(successor to LYME & Brotherl.
Real Estate Agent and Auctionecr,
1912 Main street.
By Robert =. Lyme


TRUSTEES SALE OF THAT DESI-
j RABLE PROPERTY q JAY JAN A An 1,I b.
CHANAN STREETS, IN TIE CITY Y, 0E s,I KIEM,
OF HENRICO AND PARTLY WITHIN THE
CORPORATE LIMITS. HAVING ONE FRAMED y
THE LATTER NOW OCCUPIED BY MIR. WILL
LIAM WHlTLOCK-As Trustee ,,e in Two csrt" lam
Mary A. Whitlcck, his wife-the FIRST dated August
l, 1876, and recorded In the clerks ONCE o. the
Chancery Court of the city OF Richmond IN u: 3.
lOS A. page 40; the second dated October 2, 1876,
and recorded In the clerks Office of the Chancery
Court Of the city Of Richmond In D. b. 109 b. page
lO4, shall. at the reque>t of the holders OF the
notes secured In the said deeds proceed TO SELL upon
the premises, on FRIDAY the 9Th day OF Decemher'
1877, at 4 o'clock r. NJ, all the PROPERTY con-
veyed under said deeds.
TERMS: Cash TO the costs and expenses OF sale:
and sufficient to pay off and discharge note OF
1868, with interest from August i. 1877; also.
note of &z57.5O, with interest from October q
1877; balance upon such terms us may be all
nounced at sale X. 4. MEAGHER.
de Trustee.
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T. &c. common mistake to suppose that
aSoma Ia TO be addressed onlv to married
,nS;as The meaning is .smy dame THAT
80 s nv ,ady-and the title is applicable to
anv iady worthy OF the distinction.-Hew
Yori, journal of Commerce.. 4.
n the man who wrote the above knows
No more about commerce" than he does
about the French language he had Se,ter
nnt nm his shutters and retire from Dusi-
ness. He evidently does not understana
Tho difference between danes and de,iaoi-
sei,es AS a matter of etiquette married
ladies are peculiarly eneSddmsS, and '' ma
dame us never addressed to Unmarried Ia
dies unless OF royal position. This eminent
French scholar would doubtless translate
znodemo,seHe literally into "my young
woman |" Similarly he would make pon'nae
de teyrc an "apple Of earth" He is "a
small pertater" ACCOMPLISHMENTS MeT-
curry.
AS we first reproduced the paragraph
above quoted from the Journato OF Commerce
we must be allowed to say that that paper
was not wrong in its statement. Not onfy
Webster and Worcester, but Splers q
Surennc. give "my lady" as one OF the
meanings OF "madame and webster ana
Worcester agree in stating that 1t may De
addressed to any lady. Webster says, GA
complimentary or courteous form OF adj
dress to lady. especially an elderly or
married lady, A capital definition. The
word especially shows that "madame !"
may be used in.speaRing to any lady. Wor-
cester says Of "madam": "The term OF
compliment used in address to gentlewo-
man." [as are all ladies in this country,]
ga title given to respectable elderly
lady; also to ladies OF every degree"
Not word touching married ladies. SpierS
d !Surenne: Before a noun, mistress;
4.of titled ladies, my lady," "your, her
ladysbip.' This dictionary also says:
I. Mademoiselie Miss. madam" That Is
TO say, mademoiselle" in French means
both "miss'' and "ma6am " In English.
And il does. There Is nothing more dis
gaisting than to hear hare-bralned young
man addressing one lady as "miss' and
another rs " madam" .omitting their names.
D." Miss Jones" is correct; but every gentle
woman. married or single, is in English
properly addressed rs madam There
never has been q time when this was not
true. We give few quotations from Shaks-
peare. Hortensio to Blanca: "Madam, tits
now in tune" Tanning Of the Stre,p, act
ill.,, scene 1.
Servant to Portia: madam. there is
aligbted at your gate a young Venetian. y
Merchant OF Venice, act Ill, scene 8.
Bassanio to Portia: "Madam, you have
bereft me OF all words" Same. act ill,
scene 2.
We could give hundred examples; but
it is useless, since the authorities all agree
that in English an unmarried lady may pro-
perlv be addressed as "madam."
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-12-03

SUPPORTING HAYES BY THE JOB.-lt is
tortlige to some OF the Republicans to know
that the prospect is that the Democrats will
soon have control OF the Senate. On the
other hand some Of them accept the situa-
ton with eauanimity. Said an active Re-
publican to us yesterday: "You Democrats
have the House; you have captured the
President and you ought to have the
Senate" Well, we do not know whether
we have captured the "President" or not
AS old .riseup" William Allen says,
"We support the Administration by the
ob."-Clereland Ptaindealer.
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lFor the DiSpatch.l
ROCKY MOUNT, FRANKLIN COUNTY, VA,
- .,-..- .AInronnher 0R 1871

ROCKY MOUNT, FRANKLIN COUNTY, Va,
November &c, 1877.
Why do you publish such ridiculous re-
,,orts OF partridge hunts as the one sent
You from Cottonwood creek ? That man,
his agent, assignee, or some other man. has
,,neGiyocally lied when he said he killed
two hundred and forty-seven birds in one
day. or course we mean sportsman-llke.
we venture to say no man ever killed more
than eighty birds in ten hours. on the wing.
In order to do that he must kill one BIRD IN
seven and half minutes. Please don't
publish these kind OF things any more
nnIess they come in the bounds OF reason.
We in this part OF the country feel out
raged-feel as il we can't shoot birds; that
we amt worth cent in the field; so don't
do it. We have done our best, and never
went beyond seyenty-6ve birds.
G.. w. i. II.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-12-03
GRUBBS 6 Will
Bv Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
11l3 Main street.

4 VALUABLE BRICK DWELLING,
WFST on TJIE MONJTNENTAI, CIIIJRCH FOR
SALE BY AUCTION.-On WEDNESDAY the 9Th
day of December. 1877, at O'Clock L. NJ, we shall
DWELLING Qocatcd as abovc) and LOT on which
1t stands. with basement, three stories and attic,
containing ten rooms, with the modern improve
menrs. and kitchen IN the yard, with four rooms.
TERMS: One third cash: balance in six and
twelve months, negotiable notes given for the defer
red payments, with interest added, and secured by
deed Of trust. RICHARDSON CO.,
no 40 AuctiOnecrS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-12-03
BY Edward T.. Goddin.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
1915 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF FRAN E
l. DWELLING ON LITTLEPAGE STREET
BETWEEN COALTER AND LOWNESS TRkETS,
NEAR uOWARD'S GROVE, AT AUCTION
BY virtue of a deed OF trust executed to the under
signed, trustees for the Mechanics Building Com
pauy, by Alien J. Tucker, dated the "a of August,
we will sell on the premises, on MONDAY, Decenl-
Der 8, 1877, at 81 O'Clock 7. NJ, The PROPERTY
therein secured. The LOT fronts 63 feet on Little
page street, between Coalter and Lownes streets,
and runs back 100 feet. The HOUSE contains
three rooms; good we'll and stable on the premises.
TERMS: Cash Us 10 expenses Of sale aud to pay
dues and charges to the said Building Company, ana
to pay the sum of S400 now due; the balance on
such terms us the representative of Allen .. IucKer'
deceased, may direct.
HENRY EVERS,|
H. HARTHEN, }Trustees.
no22 JULIUS II. 1DE,)
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-12-03
BY j. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctloneer,
1113 Main street,

TRUSTEES SALE OF BRICK DWELL
i ING NO. 100 EAST CANAL STREET-By
virtue Of two deeds of trust executed BY john u.
BEDFORD and wife-the first dated 9th of February,
1874, and the second dated 9Th OF October, 1873
and recorded respectively In the kichmond Gha n
page 2s6, TO secure the Mutual Building and Loan
Association; and whereas default has been made IN
the payment to the said Association and we, the UNI
dersigned the present trustees of said Association,
being required SO to do by the said Association; VIII
sell on MONDAY, December 3. 1877, ut O'Clock,
on the premises, the following REAL ESTATE, be-
ing a certain LOT OF LAND In the city Of Rich
mond, on the south side of Canal street between
First and Second streets, beginning 81 feet 10
inches cast of First street, running eastwardly on
Canal street feet and back between parallel lines
100 feet, being the property convened to said
Redfoi d by John 81. Goddin April Is, 1873.
TERMS: BY consent whilst the deeds above re-
ferred to call for cash) The terms will be third
cash; balance in six and twelve months, Interest
added, and secured by deed Of trust
j. THOMPSON BROWN.1
). HlRSH, Trustees.
JOHN Il. HAWKINS,
j, THOMPSON BROWN, Aucioneer. no %
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RICHMOND AND rRTER,BrRG(

RAILROAD COMPANY. I
COMMENCING SUNDAY. Nov"mhcr II.
" 1877, trains Oh this road will run ~ vliVwS:
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH.
$40 A. VI, THROUGH M.llf. tdY, ronn%ct!rs
for Charleston, Angn''a, 'oiunhla sh-
vaDnah, Raleigh. Atlanta, Maros,
Montgomcry. Mobile. Now Orleans,
and all points SOUTH and South "eat;
stops only n Manchcster'ani Chester
1000 a. NJ, ACCOMMODATES daily tcNcept
Sunday makes Close connection AZ Pc
Petersburg WIN lie Atlantic, MISS
sippi and Ohio ralroad for lYnchbdr9
Farmvilir. and oih'r local stations on
THAT road. maxim. same lin" ~ By
any other line. stop, ~ al regular
stations.
LOOP. NJ, ACCOMMODATIONS dairy t"ycep,
Sunday. Passengers ,akipg this train
viii make CLOS. connection at Peters
bnrg for Norfolk, and At Norfolk "lth
splendid Bay-line steamers for Bait
more, Philadelphia. and New lnrk.
and with the Old D0nslni"n steamers
for New York; stops only AZ Manchcr-
ter and Chester.
4:50 P. H., FREIGHT daily Except Sunday, "!,s
coach attached.
1870 2. NJ. THROUGH MAIL daily neNc"tt sun.
day.. connecting for Weldon. VII
mlngton, and Charleston Pullman
secping-car for Wilmington and tit
South.
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH.
$50 A. NJ, THROUGH MAI. dal,y except sun
day., connecting with Richmond frc!-
ericksbur9 anG Potomac railroad for
all point. Worth. Fax. and West. stops
only At Manchester and Chester.
1850 A. A., FREIGHT TRAIN daily except sun
tayl with PASSENGER corrh attached
lI:J5 4. 81, ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN daily tex
cept sunday WITH piss.nscr coach A.
tachci.
2:9O p. b.. FREIGHT TRAIN daily l"Ic"pt sun.
dayD, with passenger caach attaciI'7'.
6:3O z. 81. THROUGH MAIL Hn!.. connecting
with Richmond. Fredericksburg and
Potomac railroad r"r ~ points Els.
and West. Also, making close conurc-
ton with The Chesapeake and ono
railroad for the vtrylnis springs and
all points North lih Ecs!- lhl' tram
stops only 1T Manchester aHi thr>trF'
Passengers for Clover Hin connect AT hester
daily except Sunday 10y taking the 100 = ii. u4H'
SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAINS
will leave Richmond at . 4. II. ani 1870 l. VI
every sunday til further DOticc.
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg VIII s.ars lEoA
No II A. SHAW. superintendent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-12-03
by Grlbbs & Williams.
Real Estate Agents and Auctlonecrs,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THE
" VERY HANDSOME BRICK RESIDENCE AT
THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF GRACE AND
TWENTY-T1IRD STREETS AT AUCT1uN.-ln
execution of decree of the Chanccry Court of Rich
mond, entered 4th December 1875. in the case OF
Hardgrove.i.ho.su sues &C., Is. fiardgrove.n we VIII
sci, at auction. upon the premises. on TUESDAY
the 18th December, at O'Clock z. NJ, the resi-
dence situated as above.
II has eight large rooms two small rooms and 4
store-rOom. Also. kitchen with four rooms, 4 sta
bic and carriagc-houSe. and smoke-n1i. call with
brick fronts built and finished I'D The best style
throughout, in fine order, and with all the modern
cenrenieuccS..
The lot is 45 by 65 feet. aud the situation enjoys
view which. for ext mt and beauty, is not surpassed
by any other In the city.
TERMS: One fourth cash: balance ut four. eight.
and twelve months for negotiable notes. with interest
added, and title retained by the court until the notes
are paid. HENRY HUDEALI.
JAMES PLEASANTS,
Commissioners
GRUBBS 6 WILLIAMS, Auctioneefs 80
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RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AND tliE>fEAhht
RAILROAD.
CCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
COMMENCING MAJ 81. 1877.

COMMENCING MAJ 81, 1917.
THROUGH PASSENGER.
s.onp NJ. Leaves Eichmoud T L ESDAi, TIL r..
DAY. and SATURDAY. tnhnec's -
West Point win steamer laYan4 ,.'
ali points on York river anu bi',.
more. Arrives In Ea'uraor. At ~
NJ: connects with rtH-,nrs Tor " .'.-
ingtou. Phadclphia. Ne" ! ORR, iT',,
Ton, and all western points. toh"''I
at Richmond with trains On klchIt"ui
aud Petersburg and Chenais"he A1'
Ohio railroads.
THROUGH FREIGHT. ,,
e.oo A NJ Leaves Redmond MONDAY. WEI
WV NESDAY. and FRIDAY: ana car.
5.oo A. NJ TUESDAY, THURSDAY. ana ~
URkDAY. Connects wan slealIns .t
al West Point for river landings pa pa
timore. aud all western points. or
meets nj Richmond WITH trains on i.'Na
uopj aud Danvllle railroad, Richp'onii
and Petersburg, and Che'apeaAe 49,
Ohio railroads.
LOCAL PASSENGER.
s.on p. NJ. Leaves Richmond daily Ieacspe s""'
THROUGH PASSENGER.
1o.oo A. N. Arrives ut Richmond TIsspE1 Con- '
Ao'0' o. THURSDAY. and SATuhDai. nj
.ccts with trains on RichtnoiIs ONO
Petersburg and Chesapeake anu Ill
railroads.. Steamer Havana leaves 80, ps
iimore from Pier IA Lis nd Fri.
DAY, at 2. IL. Connse.s, Work.
trains from Philadelphii. H. Nc" poin,
and western points, and n " est ,hs
With trains for Rtcanoaa an" '
South.
THROUGH FREIGHT. urn-
..oopM arrives ., Richmond AoNDAlt'" 'D
a'oo 4 'l' NEsDaY, and FRIDAY; ana SAT-
s1kp n. TUESDAY, TnURSDAt' sns a,
o.Ao " JrPDkY. Connects Win sea"'r ,m-
Wcst ront IRON BsltinioFeG.. a. ijie,
Meets with Riehnone sad D1 rh.sa-
Richmond aud Petersbars' III"
neake and Ohio railroads.
LOCAL PASSENGER; ., cen, sun
,o.no n Arrives at Richmond daily s1n'and and
1o'oo ~ " dav. Connects with ks md Ohd
Petersburg and CHESAPEAKE a"N
railroads ,,,,a 10 or FROM
No transfer OF freight AZ NSl.I, h..Sceu Atlantis
southern points. Cars run 'eto"s''
any Gar Y i handbag and Dispatch "''h ''"'''
guaranteed. Nth guaranteed !a'eS'
.snsa M ali northern and western pos stern, and
ThroSrh tickets sold TO all aof,hcII ,s,ro,lsh
western points and Ticket s u,a
aes sss Main STREET. ,hs ESssahSSsd and
cornnsny's depot, corner Tweh''
stTsstsss kicam1aaaiT +. DOUGLAS, saDstnseha'