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LIPPINCOTT's FOR JANUARY.
LippincOtt's Magazine Tor January has
two finely illustrated articles, one with
the title "Odd Corners in AUSTRIA" by
Edward King, giving the observations
OF a recent traveller on the classic shores
Of the Adriatic; and the second paper OF
"a Month IN Sicily" by Alfred 4. Ba-
con, describing some splendid architec-
tural remains OF famous old Greek cities
on that Island. The biographical sketch
of "Fhe Late Judge N N,ehoias, OF Ken
tucky," Will be read with much inter est
"UncIe Pompey's Christmas" and "Jack
sInd Mrs. Brown are two very pleasing
Fstories; aud the excellent serial "For
Perc.Var is resumed. "a Journey
Through the Wind RIVER Country" is b.
Gen. j. S. b isbin, u. s. A., aud con-
tang much valuable information in
regAid 10 that remote part OF our
National domain. "Voiceless" is an ad-
mlrable sketch BY K bert A. McLeou,
and in "Mont de Piete' Lucy Il. Hooper
gives a short but detailed description OF
that curious French National pawn
office. The poetical COMPOSITIONS are: !:
"AlOne," by Celia Thaxter; The
South )" by Emma Llzarus; SO The MasQue
of Montns,' by Edgar Fawcett. Inc
Monthly Gossip has several abIe and in-
teresLing productions, and chIet among
the latter are TWO "reminiscences Oh
President Lincoln.
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II has been definitely settled by the
st. Louis Academy Of Science that the
American jaw is as large now as
ever. Constant activity is what the
jaw needs, and it will never decrease
In this country through want of exer.
else.
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In the general distribution vi medals,
if it had been possible for The "lnter-
national Jury Award" to nave given
medal to the best holel in Philadelphia,
tdIs honor would nave been received by
The Colonnade, "lOr al the requisites
Of model establishment IN every re-
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KATIE,S WANTS.

Me want Christmas Tree
Yes, me do;
Want an nge on it,
Lots OF candy 100,
Want some new dishes,
Want a red pail,
Want a rocklng-horse
With q very long tail.
Want q little watch
That says, "rlck, tick" ~
Want 4 newer dolly.
'Cause FicJoria's sick.
Want so many things
Don't know what to do;
Want a little sister,
Little brother too.
Won't YOU buy 'em, Mama1
Tell me why you won'tE
Want to go to bedI
No, me don t.
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Our MiniSter's Wife.

LOUISVILLE. ny, FEB. 16, 1877.
Mr.. II. r. STEvENs-Dear Sir: Three years
ago was suffering terribly with intlammatory
rheumatism. Our minister's wife advised me
to take Vegetne. After taking one bottle l was
entirely geleyed. This year, feeling return
OF the disease, | again commenced taking it,
and am being benefited greatly. 1t also greatly
improves my digestion.
Respectfully,
MRS. A. BALLARD,
l0ll West Jefferson street.
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VEGET INE.

The following letter from Rev. e. w. Mans
field, formerly pastor Of the Methodist EplSCo-
pal Church, Hyde PARK, and ut present settled
in Lowell, must convince every one who reads
his etter of the wonderful curative qualities
of Vegetine as a thorough cleanser and purl-
fer Of the blood:
HYDE PARK, Mass, Feb. Is, 1875.
Mr. IL. r.. STEvENS-Dear SiG: About ten
years ago my health failed thruug the de-
pletIng effects of dyspepsia; nearly year
later | was attacked by typhoid fever, in its
worst form; it settled IN my back and took tSe
form of a large deep seated abscess, which
was fifteen months in gathering l had two
surgical oper at1ons by the best skill III the
State. but received no permanent cure. SUI
fered great pain at times, and was constant y
weakened by profuse discharge, l also lost
small pieces of bone at different times.
Matters ran on thus about seven years, till
May, 1874, when friend recommended me to
70 to your office and talk to you of the virtue
Of Vegetlne. did so, and by your Kindness
passed through your mandatory, noting the
ingredients, &c, by which your remedy is
prOdtced.
BY what saw and heard gained some con,
| fioence in Vegetine.
| commenced taking it soon after, but fel
worse from its effects; but stlll l persevereC
and soon felt it wa> beneftlng me i'll other re.
spects. Yet did not see the results desired
| till 1 had taken it faithfully for nj tie more
! than year, when the difficulty in the bacE
was cured, and for nine months nave enjoyed
| the best of health.
Ihaye in that time gained twenty five pounds
of flesh, being heavier than ever before in IN!
| life, and never was more able to perform Ia
| Dor than now. During the past few weeks
| had scrofulOus swelling as large as my fis
gather on another part OF my body. L tool
| Vegetine faithfully and it removed it leve
with the surface in a month. [ think shouit
have been cIred OF my main trouble sooner i
had taken larger doses, after having pecom
| accustomed to It's effects.
Let your patrons troubled with scrofula O
| kidney disease understand that it Jakes tim
to cure chronic diseases, and If they Will pa
! tiently take Vegetlne, 1T will, in my judgment
cure them.
With great obligations lam, yourAyery truly
| q. W. MANSFIELD,
| Pastor Of the Methodlst Episcopal NhurGh
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VEGETINE.
Y { G E 7 | N {


SPRINGFIELD, O., Feb. q, 1910
This is to certify that | nave used Vegetine.
manufactured by ii. X. Stevens Boston, Mlss.,
for rheumatism and general prostration of the
nervous system, with good success. recon E
mend Vegetiue as an excellent medicine for
such complaints.
\ ours very truly,
{. w. VANDE&RIFT.
Mr.. vandegrift, of the lirm of Vandegrift &
Huffman, is a Wellknown business man In
this place, having one Of the largest stores in
SDrInp field, O,
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A. W. Strange, Esq, LyncuDurg, Va,
writes: II use DR.. BuIPs Cough syrup
regularly lor a Llckling cough at night.
1T gives relief and puts me 10 sleep. IL
IS much used here"
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SoME authors are much more prolific
In death than in life. A London gentle
man has come into possession of another
romance by Edgar A. Poe.
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THE Australian cricket team is COM
iDg to America, and their cheerful chirp
will! be heard next summer.
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SANTA ANNA is dead and buried, but
Santa Claus is still on the jump.
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BALTIMORE { OHIO, VA PAr

D1hI1I I0IOIsH u UIITVi NIA FhNhHNohUhu hus
Depot. Pearl and Plum City time.
Washington Tx. daiiy..... 9:0IAM e49Pn
Baltimore EN- QaiiY .....,. y: : P II 6:23 N
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23O Walnut street, Cincinnati, o.
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CNCINNATI HAMILTON 4 DAYTON.

On Sunday the Hamilton Accommodation
leave at 9:J3 NJ, aud arrive at 1888 NJ.
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ByRobert B. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
1912 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF \ NICE LOT
i ON CHURCH HILL On THIRTfETH Be
TWEEN N AND STREETS.-In execution u n
deed of trust from Charles Vaughan and Flank
Taylor to the undersigned trustee, dated May s.
1877. AND recorded IN Richmond Cbancery Court
10 D. B. ITO Il. page 224 will proceed to sell Ipon
1877, at O'Clock p. NJ, being required SO to do by
the holder Of the notes therein secured, default hay
ing been made in the payment thereof, all the pro-
perty described ia said deed-to wit: certain LOT
OF LAND, with the improvements thereon, 'front.'
ing 20 feet on the east line of Thrteth between N
and D streets, and running back 1872 feet.
TERMS Cash MS to the expenses Of sale and q
sufciency to pay OF note for S35, with interest.
&c. balance upon credit as follows: Upon S25. so
till September 6, 1877; upon *25.75 till November
8, 1877; and remainder upon terms to be given at
sale, purchaser to give notes with legal interest
added, and secured by tr.st-decd.
FRANK T-SUTTON,
~ 20 Trustee.
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BY Tesesrapn.
NEW YORK.

sEw YORK. July % ss se z isss an se
ssis! e q sas 10 s
S.C9S bales; stock, Los $50 bales Flour dun and
and "a ogses sS ss1sSssg s sas e
iowef; new amber Indianl, a1.75 new southern
m7s GSFn . & sse ssa
q az 81 gold, carsoes; gold jot
ifsc Tor crushed Molassss Dun and IN. IN,
a. ana essies At si4sSs14ao FOR pew
EarS sss aa n pfTi%e Fghs
BALTIMORE
BALTIMoRE, July 2oaEloIr auf ste s,eas s9.
81 so@s1 ss smb S sieo@sSss white i55
Western winter red; July deiiverY si.51; August
S1.41; September. S1.40. Southern corn scarce
firms gssern ae weK ana 5
changed. Rye quiet and steady. Provisions guiet,
firm, and unchanged. Coffee dull and nontnaly
unchanged. Whiskey firm at s1.12. Sugar steady
at IIXc. t3s'F' - i.iE;.s ~ g.
faTs LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE. July 20.-Flour quiet and un.
changed. Wheat active, but not higher Corn steady
S4s 9as B sna aaet and 0us
Bacon steady; shoulders, &C. !; clear-ribs and clear
sides, SIC. sugaIc1red hams firm at 1o'sS aEc;
Lard steady. Whiskey frner at Sl.07. Bagelng
quiet mt I3kc.s Tobacco nomiually unchanged
CINCINNATI. i.
CINCINNATI, July 2e.Feur sd hf e ; Mh ss
Corn dull ut 47@4ac. Oats duh al 3a@D4Qc. Rye
quiet and firm at $I4. Lard inactive; steam nomi-
at sa, wa * and re for shoulders, clear rib, and
Clear sides Bacon in fair demand and firm at go,
and wIskey l'r rood ae@and Butter
di otst Hogs Steady receipts 1898 head ship
ments, 1,075 head e.f
ST. 9an nepl3ass uasha52ged
red fall. 81. sal@$ls4 Corn lower No: mixed,
453@46c., closing ut 452c.! Oats lover: NO 2,,Soc
1 Rys ss Ha W hd !sF
Bulk-meats dull; nothing done. Bacon inactive and
Has RI
SLOW and ntfG Unchanged.
rl .i.CHICAGo.
: CHICAGO, July, 2O.-Flour quiet and steady.
II s sV s5FlnE
September. Corn dull and weak at 47ac., cash,
Axe. August and September. Oats dull and weak
a so e 2s Se ..
aT e slSG2s@sass faR and a H at
s sss cash ana August, So oaz September. Bulk
RIB, and short-ciesr middies. whiskey, sl.0s.
COMPARATIVE COTTON STATEMENT.
NEW YORK, July 20.-The following is the COM
pos during the Week 6aes net receipts
as an United states ports same week 5aGt year ear
bales total receipts to same date LAST year $780,
046 bales. Experts for the week, l1.O34 bales;
same Mees ass a oa ei9s to same
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RICHMOND sTy,CE EXCHANGE.
Isl &, snsy 40,
A sArEs. -, 900 yfrssnfa ax.receivable coapons

sALEs. 900 yirssnsa recsiyable coapeilss
X,sesaef.n Gol d--,o4S bid. ,... e4p
Sfsfe stsss-Yirginia consoles 6SA wSs VIfs
yssassiaa ssHils as stsr ~ 4 Did
ss NV nsnond city gig, psS
iii sskcd Riehaeaa cssy RI; III AZ ps assss:
ssssa ss ssss f Sd as
VA saIk eisy go Ss 30 ad sS asSea
Maneeser bridge l9a sskso Central Railroad
$1,000 ssgssJ s Hep ns
Railroad bird or;gass a, I'll saorsssse ss 3.
vIgsissa sn s;s Hs,sShin Central aosd non:
and 90 oS ~ j. ana o.. a bid girRinia sad
Tss,ssee second Inortsags s y and u
yssi1isa n sad So Sid. 81 assed so
a e Rssirsad arft mortgase preferred and j,
~ BID scuthdde Railroad second Hortgase pre-.
and as IS 90 h U.s. es ms g. asit Ss
sscis1nend. FrsdeFick sbrrs and Paonac Railrosd
;mmtgasc. s,s, y. and u, 100 BID 40 asked;
road Srst mortgage SIS. A. and 0..S5 bid.
PaiIrodd St0eks.--Richmond, fredericksburg
and potornae Railroad common, 100 par, so hid;
Rachmond, fredericksburg and Potomac Eail-
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac RaItrnad
seven per- cent. guaranteed, 400 par. S5T sad;
Richmond aud Dnnvtlle Raflroads 1G0 par. 34 had !;
Sesboard and Roanoke Railroaa common, 100 par,
J HANK Ssocss.-Ffrss National lUe par, dls hid !;
National Bank Of Virginia, 100 par 90 asked; ;
Planters National 100 par. LOG bid, lis asked.
rine, Is par, so bid; Al asked; virginia Hgne
100 par, s99k bid, LOG asked; Commersiai. Ere
Insurance Company, as par, l6 bid, 20 asked;
,Kichmond Fire Association, 25 par. l6 Did dS
asked; Piedmont and Arlington Life. 100 par ElO2
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n ( late I.ondon settsr Be 10. Conway
aavs IL 81. Fairfax, OF V trginis, eleventh
3har,on. or an ancient gilonse, were 20 go 70
E.ns,iand q and take Abe seat In the House
ri Cords which Is his due. believe the fuss
4 n,sdc over hiYsa would become chapter 10
fbe history of England. Il IL understood
!. fl,af he declines % come on republican
uro,inds. In which case President Hayes
shoYsia bynk ont for him when next In want
,ns ! foreicn minister; bot oil Americans are
notso stern In their peliticai virtue
The house Of DAVID Graves, at Brandy
s.rt.,e STRINGS. near Wilmington, Del, was :
entered By burglars WEDNESDAY n. y h ~ as,.
rnhs.eS nYttsfI:o00 ia United States ponas,
aSos,t si N, Il, cash, some valuable leWelfy,
a as,S ,,,nseroas other arIcleS. I ne saie Oh
the p.opie,s Bank, ct NeWpos II, !. : s .s,c
cnnnfy Pa, was found minus S2sVoV . ~ .av
new and 81 500 worth OF bonds Wnsn opsHe
T6rrsdav morning. The pans pss ply w.
the same appearance as WneI 1850 !, ~.
resiay night a package containing aD osna
Z SS5 Nh M railroad and individual securities
yras sto,er, from tho First National Bank az
. Canandaigua, n. !. :, THURSDAY,
Re,weer thirty and forty tramps were i'm
,,r;sanad in q car above Harrisburg, Pa,
Frhmrsday evening by Harrisburg police
: r,an The tramps broke our Of the car by
means an crowbar and attacked the Pc
e1ieemen with stones, and the latter defend-
ed themselves by firing q large number OF
shots at the desperadoes. One policeman
was seriously injured in the fight. All but
faur or i've OF the tramps escaped arrest, and
none were disabled by the firing.
The Board Of Aldermen OF New York
have appointed a committee to inquire into
the whole affairs OF the Tweed ring and
procure the names Of the supervisors who
were In mower ut that time, and TO lind out
whether any persons have been lnstru-
mental In shielding thieves and preventing
the city from recovering money stolen.
A deputation representing all classes OF
employees of the Canada Great W. stern rail-
road in London, Ontario, had an interview
with Mr.. Broughton, the general manager,
at Hamilton. Thursday. They protest
against reduction OF wages. Broughton
promised TO consider.
At the marriage OF the Earl Of Annesley
.fo Miss Markham, at Mariebone church, in
London, the other day, the bridegroom
tainted during the ceremony, and had to be
led ont OF the church. The bride stood
alone during the remainder of the ceremo-
nv, but Lord Annesley recovered in time to
sign the register.
The Presidents coachmen is pointed out
as one OF the sights OF Washington. lie
Ia as black as the ace of spades, but invaria-
bIy carries q large raised umbrella when
out driving; whether to avoid spelling his
complexion or 10 guard against sunstroke
it is not known.
In Philadelphia the newspaper-men do
most OF the detective work. sij s..
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p a srAnrnY. Auoaoneer.y :,
uIGH. CONSTABLES SALE 4.'
FINE FURNITURE. CARPETS. PIANO. LII
8RARY, &C.

Twill sell at pubic auction. on MONDAY the Esd
day Of July, 1877, ut 10 O'Clock A. NJ, at No. lO4
west Grace street, the following property to satisfy
q distress-warrant in my hands in favor Of e L..
Brown ps. Rev. E 7. Baird:
A.. BUREAUS. WARBROBES.
IT., WASHSTANDS,! TRUNKS, 1&,.@
SOFAS, TABLES, CARPETS. .r',s' r...s
PICTURES. PARLOR ORNAMENTS,
80 SPtTTOONS. CURTAINS, DOOR-MATS,
BOOKCASE aud BOOKS, - t
s. REFRIGERATORS,
- lCROGKERY and GLASSWARE.
+ CASTORS, OIL-CLUTH, 81
OTTOMANS. MATING. BIRD-CAGE,
MARBLE-T0P SIDEBOARD, CLOCKS,
SILVER AND PLATED SPOONS and
FORKS, KNIVES, STOVES,
:. sCAJES. SAFES,
,CHILDREN'S CARRIAGES, sc.
-..,-v.t ~ ALSO. $500 -..-. eaEi
One sTEINWAY & SON SEVEN-AND-A-HALF
-9sEf OCTAVE PIANO, + -
One BURDETT ORGAN, &c.
TERMS Cash. T. L. WHlTlSG.
" 21-2t II. c. G. K.
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~ RICHMOND AND rKTEKSBrRGt
RAILROAD COMPANY.
JUNE 10, 1877, trains
~ on this road will run rs follows:
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH.
725 A. NJ. THROUGH MAIL daily. connecting
for Charleston, Augustus, COLUMBIA. sa-
yannah. Raleigh; s,, A'. anita: , MscGn'
and iii POINTS South and Southwest;
.=. also connects ut Petersburg with the
Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio Railroad
for Lynchbarg, Farmvile- ana other
local stations on that road. making
same time rs by any other line. IRIS
train stops only al Manchester anu
l1oP. ~, ACC0MdODATIoN daily except
Sunday. Passengers ukiug th's tram
will make close connection al refers
burg for Norfolk, and at Norfolk with
splendid Bay-lIne steamers for Baltl-
more, Philadelphia. and New YORK,
and with the Old Dominion steamers
for New York, stopping at al regular
stations ON signal II,
$50 p. 81, FREIGHT daily except sunday wiz
1o.5sp. NJ. THRouGH MAIL daily Except Sun
dayl, connecting for Weldon, kalelpn,
Wilmington, and Charleston. Pullman
sleeping-car for Wilmington a1d the
South.
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH
day., connecting With Richmond, FRED
ercksburg ano Potomac railroad iof
11ae NJ, Acceo o's SDl TRAIN daily tex-
cept Sunday with passenger COACH Al
s:54 P, N. t TaRoueH NAH, d.fy, connecting
with Richmond, Fredericksburg ana
F.5 Potomac railroad for all points East
and West Also, making close cennec-
flor; with the Chesapeake ana ONO
railroad for the Virginia Springs ara
ali points North and West. This lran
stofss only at Manchester. s
s.1op NJ FREIGHT TRAIN daily (e1eept sum
w dayj, with passenger coach attached.
This Ia the only line running double daily tfain
from Richmond South. . c,a.,er
passengers for Clover flill connect 1t Cne''e'
daily, except Sunday.
SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAINS "
will leave Richmond at 8 A. IL. ana 3:3o T. il
"A' every Sunday till further notice.
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg VIII s'Af' 1--WE.
ui 10 Q pi l,'l A. SHAW. Superintendent
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By Frank D. Hill,
Real Estate Agent and Auctloneer.
llOS Main street.

VALUABLE NEW BRICK DWELL
Y INGS Nos. 3l5 AND 317 WEST CARY,
BETWEEN MADISON AND MONROE STREETS,
AT AUCTION.-At request of the owner Will offer
at auction, on the premises, on WEDNESDAY,
July rs, ST., at O'Clock ?; NJ, those ADMIRA-
INGS located as above described, and occupied by
William P. Smith, Esq, and Mrs. Mitchell They
are In perfect order, with gasfxtures, BATH hot and
cold water, aud every convenience for q small fam
fly. Each house contains six rooms, including
Kitchen. This property Is well built, well rented,
and at the price the owner Is willing to sell at will
be bargain for: any one seeking secure and per-
Dnanent investment.
TERMS Very liberal, and announced on day of
sale. FRANK ID. HILL,
iv1a .-e-..,-,.,-. Auctoneer.
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MARINE INTELEBGENGE.

PORT OF RICHMOND, JULY 20, ls77.,I,..
ARRIVED.
Steamer Alliance, Carr. Philadelphia, merchan-
disc aud passengers, w. P. Porter, agent. -.
SAILED. .iIls
Steamship Wyanoke, Couch, New York, merchan.
disc and passengers, G.. W. Allen i Co.. agents.
Steamer Eliza Hancox. Clifford, Baltimore, mer-
chandise and passengers, T. B. Tatum' agent;
granite, Curtis & Parker. tsis 80
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT. re
From New. York July 18th, schooner Lucie
W Fsam Boston July 18th, brig Maren p.n. Rod
gard.
MEMORANDA. t1
, Park az xivs tNor Peterson hence at h,ns0eF
0 Schooner Jessie J. Park, Eagan, at Philadelphia
july 18th from James river, sprung alesk on
rystone fats and filed with water; was toN req
tnseSSea .ne Kate and Lotto Speed,
hence. at New York July lSth. .5i#
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
Trustees IF the aad he
mariners and shiprowners a lithgraphic sketch
showing the position of the cable ana tine 6oorm-
A MassAGE FRox THE SEA.
oupRrc. July Is.-Captain Thomas Connel in
charge Of the nshtship at Manieonagan Station re-
ports that on July Sd he picked upI bottle floating
past the Elk fe fo aho dnds
M bottle let them tell our families we are burning
to pieces. Steamship Pictou. must run. cannot
= Captain Connell says the paper was scorched as
IL by fire, and much decayed. 1t had no signature
The steamship Pictou left Quebec on the l4ti1 Of
November, 1878. and was last seen of Pietou n: S.
All that was ever found of her WIS some OF her
spars and other pieces Of the wreck.
5sPoKES IN aID-ocRAN,
c.,,oyn f;eare. OF the bark Amphitrite, reports
lime 2Bt in latitude 44o 39p NORTH, Longitude 4So
vest met me t~eAe,.foot schooner-rggeo Wns ~,
and Mrs Crsno on board hove to, and the two Noy-
asers boarded the Aphirite. They remained TO din
ner and expressed themselves satisfied g iar wlSn
toS,d GOOD health. AZ parting Captain Geare pro
yiaed Them with wine. water and rev sinal a!.l,
Giles they required When the Two vesses sepaIatso
ship,s company ga4e them three cheers and wished
them 8. God speed. n5B -. 80.
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RIcnxoSD, Y DIRK RIVER AND GhEsr nn
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
COMMENCING MAY 81, 1877.


~ COMMENCING MAY 81, 1877.
of THROUGH PASSENGER.
e.oop M leaves Richmond II ESDAY, THURS,
. w DAY. and SATURDAY. i2n n.n, for
West Point with steamer hAya p;,i.
all points on York river ane bS.t
more. Arrfses IN Baitimors ~ ~,
NJ: connects with rail. lines Tor -
SO iugton. Ph!iadelpbta, New I oi n. -
Ton and all western points. SoanorJ
'i,t. at Fichno nd with trains on hle ia.l md
and Petersburg and ChesapeAAs
la Ohio railroads.
THROUGH FREIGHT. ,
e.of A. N. Leaves Richmond MONDAY; VIZ
WV - NESDAY. and FRIDAY: anu S,T-
s.oo A. N TUESDAY, THURSDAY, ana :ss SMis
WV az URkDAY. Connects with S s.eaR Raj.
q, West Point for nyer kas,nss Con.
necisa nj Richmond With trains on ,nn isns
n,ond and Danyiile railroad, hNt, and
and Petersburg, and thesAp
9 MGo Isi.rG r.AssENeER. .., sun.
a.0f, P, II. Leaves Richmond daily ieAeep'
TSssfkaoUGH PASSENGER; .spAY,
,n.or A NJ. Arrives at Rtcbmond Tt,T Cor.
Ao'go "a THURSDAY, and SATgkDAIln.5 and
meets with trains on Risnm on Ohio
5ss,s petsrsburg and Chesapeake sn. Us. Raj.
rsiiroads. Steamer Bsssps fs,e s,r,es
5i% SaSa teg wERb Isss s. and Tf ;Is
Pan: Don rssds "a I S Sss f SIs:
Niss trains for Ricainono ""N
s TTRoUaH FaEIoHr. rn
80. . n arrives Il Richmond M0SDAas'"Li'D
SNSEsss gIshHli, a TaU uk DAY ana SAT- :.
6:16 z. ~. InfRSnHY. Connects with steaiae;T Ian.
Wesf poInt nom bsittuofys,., n,iiie,
meets With Richnoia ana ~, AZ I.hssa-
RiehmoiS and Petsrsh9ss, anu
p ToSa Az aH%ss s "a, e,oep. SUP;