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New Book.
Questions Aooakcncd by the Bible. BY tn
Rev. JOHN MILLER. Philadelphia: }.

Questions Aaoakcncd by the BibIe. BY the
Rev. JOHN MILLER. Philadelphia: y. Is
LIPPINCOTT 81 co.
This book has kindled wide interest
and, like SAMsoN'S blazing foxes, has had ;
brisk run and much notice. And if the
religious press and Presbyterians report
rightly, it has set fire to much good stand
ing corn.
The author, Presbyterian minister, is
we'll known in Virginia. He served
church in Petersburg, resided in LeXins'
ton, and was Confederate captain
We have notion he is fond of loud II O.
tice. War was new thing in 1861. 'He
enlisted and was fuzzy. He was north
erner, and to take up arms against CHS sec
ton" was an unftuess Of things that pleased
him. He had no turn for war. His ierky
little figure and the big sword was the laugh
of the camp in Grab Bottom. The gloss OF
soldering wore off before bis brass lace was
dingy. He beat his unfleshed sword into
p1uning-hook and was husbandman II
Rockbridge while battles were lost and won
Here he married Governor MGDowELL's
daughter, Mrs. THOMAS.
He has resided in Princeton for some
years. This is the stronghold Of the Cal
whistle creed. characterization was bret
| in his bones. He must mutiny. He wrote
volume on Metaphysics which filed ava!
at the flanges of the faith and threatened tt
run the confession off into the ditch. The
rasp was thought worthless and the whee
gave the right ring to the tap, so he wa
lectured at length in the Presbyterian jour
nails and let off. This last book is To-
across the track. The Presbytery has sus
pended Mr.. MILLER from the ministry. Ill
has appealed. The synodic Sanhedrim will
have trouble in trying this oily and activ
hereto. He is nimble, witty, cultured, ant
reioices in wordy combat. he will tril
many clumsy antagonist. He is an exper
with the lariat.
AS to the orthodoxy Of the book, we hay
a lurking suspicion they are the old doc
trines set in bijou framing, and deceive til
old gazer. In good truth, Mr.. MILLER ha
the art Of the French cook, and the familia
scouts" are not recognized under his skill
and sauce.
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Y,n = S,avcrnorshirs.

Some ten or twelve days ago q meeting
was held in Red-Oak township. Brunswlck
county, to nominate local officers. me
sense Of the meeting on the gubernatorial
question was taken, and the majority was
opposed to General Malone. The Peters
burg Post was requested to copy the pro-
ceedings. II it has complied with the re.
quest we have failed to see it. HoW's tilat
for Brunswick, as far as heard from.-Nor-
folk Ledger.
We are always dubious about publishing
Brunswick meetings ourselves. We would
not be surprised IL the same report OF the
proceedings OF the Brunswick meeting
were sent to us. But the Post mas the
floor.
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The R11ss0-IurkiSh War.

1t is pretty we'll demonstrated that in
America the sympathy with Russia in the
present European war is well-nigh unani-
NOUS. The public judgment may, like the de-
cision OF conventions on questions in which
there are a few dssentients, be declared
unanimous. The quotation from the dis
course of DR.. Cook, Of Boston, which ap-
peared in yesterdays Dispatch, represent
ed the American sentiment on the subject.
. That quotation was exhaustive. 1t was an
artistically cooked boned Turkey, which
showed the excellent skill OF DR.. Cook.
Without considering the matter OF rell-
gion at all, every philosopher and humanl-
tartan ought to desire that the "unspeaka-
BILE Turk" as CARLYLE calls him, shall be
expelled from Europe. There is war OF
tastes, customs, and moral judgments and
social economy between the Christians and
Turks which precludes the probability OF
any determination between them such as Is
necessary to maintain Speace in the COM
munity representing Turks and Christians.
The non-religious humanitarlans VINO call
for peace in such body-politic call for
what is impossible. They would as we'll
"call spirits from the vastly deep" They
but inveigh against war vainly, and with
out practical knowledge.
But when we add the war OF religious
faiths to the causes Of hostility between Turk
and European no considerate man can hope
to see peace between the people entertain
ing such irrepressibly hostile beliefs. There
fore it is best for Europeans and for the
Turks that they should be separated, and
thus peace be secured to Eastern Europe,
which has been so long the seat OF trouble
that has vexed the whole OF Europe.
England has behaved very badly in the
matter. She is ever barping upon her in
terests that may be involved in the war.
The Car has made disclaimer after dis
claimer about his purposes, but England
distrusts him, as Is natural in case such as
the Eastern question, which she has grown.
to consider "Yital to her dearest interests"
Like superannuated goose which has gath
cred nest OF pebbles to howell, she is
always Kissing at the passer-by, imagining
that her eggs are soon to be hatched.
s@3s 4 iit otu eAplOucu Iuea tuat euo Aoaa w
Byzantium is the way to India still bothers
her fancies. She has got control Of the
Suez canal, which is the real way to the In
dian Ocean, and still she is not happy.
Well, with such SHOW of division at home
as that which appealed upon the vote on
Mr.. GLADsTosE's resolutions, England cam
not safely embroil herslf In the Eastern ques-
ton, and we do not believe that she will.
Upon the Continent Hungary has ap-
peared TO follow the tallacies OF KossUTH to
crafty singular kind OF yindictiyeness.
The Turks oyerran Hungary in days past
when war was bioodier and more brutal than
1t Is now, and yet the Hungarians seem to
be disposed to forget the deeds Of the Turk
B in that day and to visit their hatred upon
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DIRECT GRAIN TRADE WITH LIVERPOOL
FROM ST. LoUIs.-St. Louis, May 2S.-A
project is on foot here to open direct grain
trade with Liverpool. The plan is for the
railroads centring here, the elevator compa-
MES, the Mississippi Valley Barge Company,
and the ocean steamer, to pool risks by COM
bination, and send cargoes OF gram, esPe-
cially corn, from New Orleans, through the
ietties, to Liverpool and other European
ports. This plan will divide the risks OF
shipment among the parties most interested
in building up such a trade. 1t meets with
their hearty approval. The prospects are
that it will soon be carried into effect. An
ocean steamship company has already named
several large grain-carrying steamers which
can be put on the route MS FAST as cargoes
are ready for them, and it looks as though it
will not be long before Il st. Louis, New
Orleans and Liverpool pool line will be in
full operation.
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THE FIRST Gun FOR MAHoNE.-The elec-
ton in this city last night of delegates to
attend the gubernatorial convention was a
decided victory for the friends Of General
Malone. The delegation presents an I'M
broken front. and represents the unanimous
and enthusiastic wishes OF the people for
the success Of the Southside's gallant cham
Petersburg Appeal.
More than two months before the day
for the meeting of the Convention these
delegates were appointed. Why? To give
MALONE good Send-otf.
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HAMPDEN-SIDSEY COLLEGE, VA ONE
Observation-Disclosures CoMMENCEMENT.-June
1D-Baccaaureate sermon, by Rev. Thomas
Wharcy, OF Charlotte county, va. June
12-Board Of Trustees meet at L: NJ.
celebration of the Union Society at s p. NJ.
June 13-Address before the literary seci-
cites by Il. J. Kirkpatrick, Esq, OF Lynch,
burg, va, at II A. NJ; celebration OF the
Philanthrop.c Society at Z. NJ. June ID
commencement exercises, including ad,
dresses by members of the graduating class,
delivery OF diplomas, &c, at II A. NJ.
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DEATHS.

Died. in Orange n. D., May 2Sth, at the residence
of her son -in- aw (1r. John o. Hcaldl Mrs. JULIA
l.. GARDNER. widow of the late William II. II.
Gardner, OF Richmond, Va, and daughter OF Mr..
John Wight, OF Charles City county, Va.
Died. at her residence No. TIA wenty- first street,
near Ven1ble street, Tuesday, 29th Instant 1T
o'clock Z. NJ, Mrs. H. A. MONTGOMERY, IN the
tfty-second year Of her age, after long and pain
full illness, which she bore with Christian reSigna-
ton.
Her funeral will take place from her iatc resi-
deuce on TOMORROW (Thursday) MORNING.
the lst at 1Os o'clock. Friends and acquaintau
of the family are respectfully invited TO attend.
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General W. W. Lorng, one OF the khe-
dives American officers, now wears two
stars OF brillants surrounded by crescents-
the order of the Medidie. He has received
also the Oslnanli decoration, which is only
conferred on commanders Of an army in the
field.
Colonel Hammond, of Baltimore-the
husband OF the ex-rebel Miss Belle Boyd
was soldier at Balaklava. He was also
one of the Louisiana "Tigers " in the civil
war.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
= Ar COHEN BROTHERS,

NJ AT COHEN BROTHERS., -.
30 pieces PIoUE CORDS a. 81 worth 12Ac.:
SO pieces VICTORIA LAWN aty13k worth 20c.,
at 30 heretofore sold at &c.; @
SWISS MUSLIN at near half its value;
SWISS MUSLIN ct 16as worth 30c.;
STRIPED and Chico KED MUsLINS very low;
FRENCH P1QUEs at 20. sold last season at 40c.'
and some among them 50c.;
INDIA CLOTHS ut 25c.-fully half price;
2IOO-LINEN ut 5Oc., general price being Toe. by
the piece;
PILLOW-CASE LINENS and SHEETINGS;
ID picces of the best SHEETING Slightly soiied in
being packcd) ut 10c a yard less than regular
price:
cases of the best PRINTS at and 64c. yard:
A large stock of NAfNSOOKS. CAMBRICS, TUCK
MUsLINS, and other white goods. my 80
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Z 90 Il D y L
STUDY YOUR OWN INTEREST!
SAVE MONEY WHERE YOU CAN!
NOW OR NEVER.
5o3. 523 523.
BROAD ST r l. EFT
IS the place

L. STERN 4 CO., having determined to tiscon-
tinuc the dry goods business, will sell from this day
their whole stock Of DRY GOODS, FANCY and
WHITE GOODS, NOTIONS, &c, at and below
cost to close business. Parties desiring TO pur-
chase dry goods would do we'll to lock 1T our stock
and low prices. You save from twenty-five 10
thirty per cent. by buying from us. Most OF our
goods having been purchased IT auction ana now
marked down to prime cost, m kcs them the cheap
est ever offered In this city before. Special alien
ton Is called 10 our
DOUBLE-WIDTH ALPACA LUsTRE at ZIG
worth 30c.:
lie 1000 Yards best PRINTS at &C.;
5000 yards "A PERCALE AT &C. worth 1Z':c''
IO pieces WHITE PIQUE at &c.; ,
75 pieces DRESS GOODS-the latest slyleS-aha
beautiful NEW SHADES at 1885, reduced from
25, 80, and 4Oc.
These are the cheapest goods In the city.
WHITE VICTORIA LAWN at 12sc. worth 20c.;
BLACK and WHITE PLAlDS at IKE worth 2uc.'
EMBROIDERED CORSETS reduced from s1.7o 10
l0. 900 pair HOSE at 12Sc.-a great bargain;
9 500 yards IRISH LINEN at SOC. worth 81;
The cheapest DRESS GOODS In the city.
Call at once and see for yourselves ut
L. STERN & CO.'S, 523 Broad street,
between Fifth and Sixth.
s. 600 pair best KIDS at SOC, reduced from 81.
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We invite our customers, friends, and the public
in general to an examination of our new store and
stock of DRY AND FANCY GOODS, which are
arranged In the following departments:
BASEMENT.
You will find MATING, OIL-CLOTHS, Ia
BILE OL-CLOTHS, OIL-CLOTH MATS, CAR
PETS, BED-TICKS, and large stock Of DOMES-
TICS, such as BLEACHED and BROWN COT
TONS, GINGHAAIs, PLAID DOMEsTICs. Don't
fail to look at our MATTINGs at zoe. per yard
yard-wide OIL-CLOTH only 4oe. per yard; full
width TABLE OIL-CLoTH only soc. per yard
and all our DOMESTICS will be retaied at whole
sale prices.
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RAILROAD LINES
RICHMOND. FRED'G K POTOMAC r. r. COL
OFFICE GENERAL TICKET AGENT.
RICHMOND. December IL. 1876. }
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.

x
OFFICE GENERAL TICKET AGENT. I
RICHMOND. December IL. 1876. }
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
On and after WEDNESDAY,, December 18th
ruins will run on this road rs follows:
S:U3 A. ID. leaves the Byrd-Street station daily Tex
cept Sunday, connecting with the Bal
tirnore and Ohio and Baltimore and
Potomac railroad, due a, New York al
10;l5 2. ~; arriving d, Washington
at lilo 2. NJ.
sss P. NJ. leaves Byrd-sreet station daily con
more and Potomac railroad, arriving
in New York at $50 4. II. Through
sleeperfro Richmond to New YORK;
a.ao p. n. INSTRUMENTATION tea TRAIN, for
Junction. leaves Broao-Strcet staton
(Sundays excepted).
7:O5 A. NJ. arrives at Byrd-Street station daily
leaves New York at o:o5 the preced-
llo0 P. NJ arrives AZ ByrdStreet station daily lex
500 4 NJ 3SeGee e SaaSaSE TRAIN arrive
at Broad-Strcet station tsandays exc
ceptedl.
na.sepger-car, which will be attat he'd to freight
train, will leave Broad-Street depot on TUESDAY,
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY at $3.50 A; M.' ar, ar,
irving at Quantico at 1850 p. NJ Returning, VIII
leave Ouantico on same days ar (. H., arriving ~
Broad Street DEPOT 1t l0:47 Z. Al. .,,,
rrhrnugn sIeepers and coacneS run on night Trains
between Richmond and New York each way. -
FREIGHT TRAINS leave Broad,Siest s!aIiph "a
aud arrive on mornings OF saIae days, Cehsisness
OF live stock and perlshsbe articles, upon Swine mo-
tiee at depot, can obtain freight NJ Bouiton on pre-
Though bs Of dng and rates given e az prime
eehst 9. APP 4. Tf ssaYii.otSKls.
dcl2 General Fre!sh: and Ticket ASsos'
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AND DANVlLLE
IL RAILROAD.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS TAKING ERE ~
APRIL s. 1877.

APRIL s. 1877.
THROUGH MAIL. ..,..
1893 s. NJ, leaves Richmond dtii' com 80 -
Greensboro With tram. on AZ !, y ,
lima division and i. W. " I. Il. D.
I.borlotte with trains Oh AtiSnia ..
Richmond Airline railway 10!
i,n,, M,ron Jacksonville. Noni21~.
nv Mobile and New OricAns, ANU
Southwestern points. WIKI I. '. a.
AR. r. for ColxIBbis, Aus"sta. ""-
southern ana southeastern r"t""'
LYNCuBURG ACCOMMODATION. ;.
$40 A. NJ, leaves Richmond aaltE 'oi ,n,rr.gr
FarlnyIllc, Lynchburs: anu me-,
diate points, making ci"sc ",'nn~.,;,s
at Lynch6urS ior d"
points.
THROUGH MAT. u,s,.,r.
Co." with North Carolina division y; :,
c N" r.. g. G. and 4. X. H." 4.
Atlanta and Richmond Air-L!nc ~
way from all southern ana soe'uu -.
ern points apd with Rlchmohd' =
rickshurg and Potomac ana L,ne 49, AZ
and Ohio railroads Tor a!i H"''
western points.
LYSCHBURG ACCOMMoDAilSOS,t vu,s
$3.50 2. H.. arrives Eichmona I ai;; and ail 10
,"nSsM,,e noints, and from Al! so1''
western points. ,,,Yr.,er.
Tickets sold 10 all southern ana
nu,ints and baggage checked tnTous,.' ia, .su Efs
Palace seeping-carS run through
uond aud Brunswick, Ga. .,.,. n,SSsye =
3; Local tickets good only Tor sconun"'oS n hy-0,a
tween the points named on , ., q raj cont.
cnecAs WAL po $780, General Supertnteodeu.
Iouy n. NacMUGpo, General Passe'1Sse !AA>
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a7 FULL ASSORTMENT OF READY
MADE LINEN SUITS for ladies at reduced
prices. Full suits from $3.50 up, warranted
plre linen.
Their KID GLOVES In Black, Colorei, Opera
Shades and Whites ut 75c. are worth $1.25.
Sec their THREE-BUTTON BLACK and OPERAS
Mt 81 worth 60.
BLACK, WHITE, and COLORED LISLE-THREAD
GLOVES, in one, two, three, and four buttons.
the cheapest ever offered In this city.
Anon. the many varieties of CORSETS they Sell an
EMBROIDERED CORSET at S5c, which was
very recently sold at S1.75. my30
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srSDERTAK FRS.

.CnaSDLER a. sINNoTr, US-rs
" DERTAkERS AND GA - e. hand ~
s Mak S Of Wo o6i and METALLIC BUELAL-oA2
and CASKETS. .. twenty YEAR. al
se best !, reduced pices TO suit The simsS ss,u
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ENss,aT7OSAL-
ITvEpsITY OF VIRGINIA.

UNIVERSITY OF HikG ,a I In 1yi sesi.
~ NTH mh u ls75. and end l3rlf SfPIEM'snnh,tI
usyn Srorsd Of signal use-fssi, TO students mgg
sn 3 isis s.sdss o y sSo e 70
,Liss "a nractitionfsS who have nos r
tss asSsntars OF Systematic ttstruetic%n; ,eSis
Ia anniS iSosf-oince, University Of ssv
JOIN Ssds d. MINOR, Professor co aS ss.s,awl4
Law, gs5 ..E
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Having just returned from New York where I
have purchased some OF the greatest bargains,
have concluded TO give my customers the benefit. AS
my stock is large and complete ask call from all
in want OF bargains.
1000 pieces C.AMBRIC EDG!NGSand INSERT
INGS from auction) from to Toe. yard. This Is
the best and cheapest line ever shown In this CITY,
400 pieces DRESS GOODS, all kinds 12S to soc. u
yard: BLACK ALPACAS from 20c. to STA very
large and extra cheap line just received; BLACK
GRES ADINES in plain, striped. and plaid from
12k to 75c. Call and see them. 100 pieces pretty
and fast colors ORGAND1E LAWNS at 12kc.
worth zoe. a yard IS pieces FRENCH CAMERlCS
at 8, 10, and 12kc.; 90 pieces VICTORIA LAWNS,
l2h to 40c. 1000 yards VICTORIA LAWN at
l5c. worth 22c. a full line of all kinds WHITE
GOODS at the lowest prices; rs pieces GRASS
LINENS at 10 and l2c.-new and pretty shades ;
LINEN JEANS and CASSlMERES for mems and
boys wear at extra low prices Call and see the bar
gains In them. PARASOLS! PARASOLS!-Large
stock, snd prices marked down 10 make sales: the
cheapest in the city. Call and see them before buy
ing elsewhere. so pieces SASH-RIBBON (from
auction) ut 23c.; some are worth so and Coo. Call
soon, us they are very cheap so dozen LlGHT and
DARK KID GLOVES-two-button-at 50c.; rs
dozen best quality KID GLOVES at 75c. and 81,
and lots of other goods, all at the lowest prices, as
rs my stock is so large am compelled TO sell goods
cheap to make room. All ask Is call to be con
WINGED of the fact that WILLIAM THAI HlMER Is
selling cheaper than any house In the city. DON'T
forget the place. WILLIAM THALHlMER,
NV "a COL Broad street.
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It appears that Mr.. Evarts has abandoned
his purpose OF writing a letter to Governor
Stone, OF Mississippi. Mr.. Evarts has peen
advised that it is his business to look alter
Pierrepont at the Court OF st: James anu
other matters abroad, and to give passports
70 American citizens who wish to travel
The Department of Justice alone, and that
only through the Federal District ana CIR
cult Courts, may look into Jurisprudence
within the boundaries of sovereign States.
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Accommodation train leaves Richmond "aiI! .'N
cept Sunday at 4:2O +. ~. aI.d arrives 81 ''
louisville at SIS =. 81, making connection VII
Mail train between Richmond and iluntnGt.
runs daily Except sunday. between Rlchh"h1 ~
G0rdonsyille rms daily, stopping 1t al regular ~.
tons. , ,r,,,,
Express train runs daily, stopping at HANOI
Junction, Noel's. Trcvillans. Louisa G9rd"n> I!"'
Charlottesville, Staunton. Goshen, MhurT" ~
ingou, and all regular stations "e.t 81 C"H!hs""
Mail and express trains connect al h"r."a',''
for Washington and the North. and a, Charlotte
VILE tor Lynchhurg and the South. .,.,., ...,,,
Express train connects IT Cincinnati WI" ~.
lines for all points in the West. Nnr'h"'I'. q.
Southwest. ami at Richmond ni:h IN" Ec"uL"h
and Danyillc. and Richmond ana Petersburg """'
for all points South.
Slcepipy-cars run on ni2h:-trains.
Mail train arrives At Richmond AZ i:3O T.; VI; u
EXPRESS train arrives II Richmond al o'ip ~ "
Accommodation train arrives st fich"i""' -
\. NJ. - ,,,..r,l n :,
principal points. =, co,,r,ay,
offices and 1t $40 Main street. Richmond. ' ~
CONWAY K. HOWARD
General Passenger and llcSrt .Ss,''-
". VI. ;. DUN.
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NJ COHEN BROTHERS HAVE JUST
received PLAIN DOUBLE-WIDTH BUNTING
which they are offering at 10c. yard They have
also every shade In the ALL-WOOL BUNTING.
Their stock of DRESS GOODS comprises every
thing novel this season. my 30
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~ FRESH NATURAL
MINERAL WATERS

BUFFALO LITHA WATER at $3.50 case
HUNYADI JANoS BITTER WATER, Hun
garian; f.-..
PULLNA BITTER WATER, Bohemian;
FREIDRICHSHALL BITTER WATER;
CARLSBAD WATER tSprudcl spring.;
vICHY WATER;
Settlers WATER, Nassau;
CONGRESS SPRING WATER, Saratoga
EATHORN SPRING WATER, Saratoga;
.ROCKBRIDGE ALUM WATER,
ALLEGHANY WATER, &C., &C.,
by the bottle or in original packages, on the best
terms. at MEADE & BAKERS Drugstore,
mv11 9l9 Main street.
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NE LEVY BROTHERS HAVE JUST
received. fresh assortment OF PRINTS, PER-
GALES, and LAWNS. my 80
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RICHMOND ASD iEvERSEI.Ely
RAN pntn InNtn,,a,-


RAILROAD COMPANY. I
COMMENCING MAY l1TH, ls,-. train.
" on thi, road will run a, follows
LEAVE RICHMOND >OITH.
1925 A. VI. THROUGH MAIL Ial!v. counrr,m3
for Charleston. Augusta. Coiuuhit -.
SanEah. Raleigh. Atlanta. N.roL
NuntgOmcry Mobile. New Ort.,g,
and ali points SOUTH and Souinr..,.
also CONNECTS a. l'r'cu,lUrg via .ly
Atlantic, Mississippi ana obi" :,llr.l!
for Lrnchhnr-. frmyilir. ANA u,H,,
local stations on that road. This tram
stops oniy At Manchester ;,ud I hester
loo T. NJ, ACCOMMODATES daily. Ia,s.n.
gers taking THIS tram vii! maxi r..,
connection At Petersburg fu Nrrir.,
and at Norfolk with SurI,lId E,y.lrt
steamers for Baltimore, phi'i,!AIlt.
and New YORK, amt with III. old po.
mniOn steamers fur H"y YORK. -'uu.
ping AZ al regular stations on >..nll
500 p. a.. FREIGHT dali! tcNcrpt sunday ".:s
coach attached.
ll:l5P. NJ. THROUGH MAI. daily lrxc,p, syn.
o day. connecting for W"!"n. E4l,t.h
Wilmington. Charleston. SIyauuth,
and ali points IN F.uridr rulmag
.lc"ping-"ar fer Wilmington a;Id IT,,
South.
LEAVE PETERSBURG NOETiT.
6:33 \. NJ, THROUGH MuT. tatIy rAc"p' Nan
day.. connecting %,th Etchln"nn rrrt
eIicksburg anH Potomac railroad H..
ali points NORTH East, and Wesr.
7:45 4. NJ. FREIGHT TRAIN da;ly trIcrm sun.
dayl. with coach attached.
1890 \. n, ACCOMMODATES TRAIN w,it
passenger coach attarhri.
7:1O r. II. THROUGH MAJ. daily, ruuu.ctul
with Richmond. FREDERICKSBURG sli
Potomac railroad for all rDiu', IL;
and West. sleeper attached running
through. Also. making close c"Mu~,.
ti"n with the Chesapeake aud uGlg
railroad for the Virginia springs and
all points North and West. hi, train
stops only nj Manchester and Chester
This Is the only line running double daily ,ra!a
from Richmond South.
Passengers for Glover iii connect at ,hcs's;
daily, except Sunday.
SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAINS
will leave Richmond at 9 \. VI. and > L. W. ever!
Sunday til further notice.
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg vii! star. f!1z
the Appomattox depot.
nv Is A. SHAW. Superintendent.