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The Tipton advertiser., 1877-05-03

Hon. H. Price and wife have re-
turned to Davenport from st. Louis,
the latter with health much improv-
s.I
The Tipton advertiser., 1877-05-03

II is thought that the Republican
State Convention will be called fol
June 9th.
The Tipton advertiser., 1877-05-03
How 10 Detect Bogus COln.

A good deal of bogus silver coin is
said To br in circulation. 4 Sub-Treas-
ury expert says the bogus pieces Of
which the public should be particu
larls cautious are the half dollars COM
posed of antimony. lead and tin. Ii
should he remembered that these are
light. A genuine half dollar weighs
1928 grains: the antimony and lead
and TIN humbugs weigh only li5
grains. Type metal is also prevented
from lis honest original purpose by
the coiners. Ii is electro-plated first
with copper and then with oliver. II
weighs 1929. like the real half dollar,
but the color is not good; the false
pieces are thicker than the genuine,
and the devices are feeble and faulty.
Mr.. Dubois, ASsayer of the mint,
says officially that there is something
about genuine coin which puts il be-
yoni suspicion, especially when the
new white surface has given place I,
inimitable and permanent niue
tenths tint" and generally il speaks
we'll for itself as to color and sorority.
There is a liquid test of silver which
can be put up by any druggist. 1t
consists of twenty-four grains of
nitrate of silver fifteen grains of nit
ric acid and one ounce of water. This,
if the coin be bad, blackens ii at once.
Mr.. Dubois also gives directions for
testing coin by weight-the same as
the one published by Us some few
month since-namely, poise q thin
strip of wood eight or ten inches long;
place good piece at one end and the
suspected one at the other; have a
weight of three grains at hand; il the
difference is more than that, decline
to receive it, "
The Tipton advertiser., 1877-05-03

Hutch inson, the religious dead-beat
of Wilton, has been held by Musca-
tine justice in $1,000 for forgery. Evil
denre conclusive.
The Tipton advertiser., 1877-05-03

The National Debt was reduced
$&,sl5, 500 in April.
The Tipton advertiser., 1877-05-03
Free D ort and Dubuoue Line

Is t!tp only line between chicago and JAS EsyfILE
WATKHIuwS, fos Du Lac. UsHKosH, APPkTos
aktkS BAS, Es-tsAsABA, NEaAtNEE, AaRorETTh
HotaHfnN. HANGotE, and the Lake superior
LAAMnIfN
The Tipton advertiser., 1877-05-03

In an admirable editorial upon the
Southern policy OF the new Ainiiiiis-
tration the Monticello Express says:
For certain functions and purposes
the powers and jurisdiction Of Louisi-
ana are sovereign within her limits.
and unless there was danger of open
violence which was not claimed-the
same judgement which leaves Iowa
and South Carolina freeand unrestrict-
ed In the settlement of State electoral
questions. must also leave Louisiana
free. There was no other course for
the Government to adopt-it had no
duty in the premises except to main
tain the Federal rights of the United
States, and was no more bound to sup
port Packard than Nichols. The only
construction that could be put upon
the presence of the troops was that of
lending the aid of armed force to one
side of purely legal contest, in which
the Federal Government had no rea-
sonable pretext for interfering.
The Tipton advertiser., 1877-05-03

Gold, 1851 in New York Tuesday.
The Tipton advertiser., 1877-05-03
Omaha and California Line

- the shortest and best route between CHicAaa
aEd all points IN NoATutES ILLINOIS. Iowa DA.
kuEA. NEBHASRA, WN1MiSE. COLORADO UTAH.
SEsAnA, CALIFoNSIa bkt.alS, IHIsa. JAPAN
and AUSTRALIA. ITS
The Tipton advertiser., 1877-05-03

Senator Gordon, of Georgia, I'm u let
ter denying that he was party to any
bargain looking to Democratic aid in
closing the Presidential count or in
organizing Congress, makes an i'm
portant admission i'm these words:
When l saw that Mr.. Tilden's cause
was hopeiessly lost-lost by want OF
concert of action prior To the passage
Of the Electoral bill-lost beyoud the
power of rescue by any man or set of
men, l determined to do all in my
power to save from the wreck local
self-government to South Carolina
and Louisiana.
II was not, then, the Electoral bill
or its treatment subsequent TO its pas
sage or the Commission which il
created that defeated Mr.. Tilden. Mr..
Gordon's verdict of q prominent
Southern Democracy, is that the Com
mission and Mr.. Hayes are guiltless
Of the charges made against them By
the Democrats of the North for Mr.
Tilden's cause was lost before tue com
promise ofan Electoral bill was passed.
The Tipton advertiser., 1877-05-03
Green Bay and maro,iatte Line

Is tue best Ftuts between { HlcEEo and La GRusrE,
WtnoSA. E'tt II tsrFE DwATuSSA. MANRkru,
ST. PETER, NkW L ~, aud all points Ia southern
The Tipton advertiser., 1877-05-03
~ gsIggggg ~ i

To the Working Class. We are now prsuar.
"a 70 furnish All Glasses with constant en- pns nrnf
81 nome. the whole Of the time. or tar their Ennre
moments BUSH ess new lighi and profitable Per
sons 81 eiaS sex easily from cents to ii tar
evening, q n proportional sum Nv deyoting
their Who me 10 the business. Boys aud glr;s
earn near 81 much n men. That all who SEQ
lhis notice nay send their address and les. the
business " ke this i.ainlleled s,tIpr. To 4nah
~ are hot satisfied We sii send one dollar to
pay for the .nbis Of writing InlI ,ariirnlars
-ainple ~9i ',yeral dollars 10 commence work
%, ana cav ~ Home ard FiretIde one of he
largest and ''e rbbiieatiobs all free by mail
!! ahtr, " ton want permanent. praGishie work
address GI9RGE sTiNs8N Il 90, Portland Slatpp
The Tipton advertiser., 1877-05-03
Pullman Palace Drawing Room

IL the cid LaS shore Route. and Is the Only on.
passing hetwtsH CHICAGO aud EVANSTON LAX,
EoEtsr, H"HLAsp PAsK. NAUREoAS, RACINE
Il ESo-HA md MIN Al RtE
The Tipton advertiser., 1877-05-03
Chicaro and EliIwaukee Line

is the only f.stt- between CaicAse ard ELsIs
kocEFaHn aEErpBT, aud all psiHls via Free
Its
The Tipton advertiser., 1877-05-03

f. the short line between FHtcAGn and all points
~ NoRrHkRS wiscaSstx and MiSN Esors, and
| tor MAIDS y -, PAIL, MINI - PuLis, DuLurn.
aud al points ia the Great Northwest Its
The Tipton advertiser., 1877-05-03

Also will stand Al same place the pure
al
The Tipton advertiser., 1877-05-03

SHERIDAN, April d, ISL.
The Tipton advertiser., 1877-05-03
low A.

Send for list OF papers and schedule Of rates AA-
dress g ED p. RDWELL CO, advertising ~. is
No. II Park Row, New York Refer 10 Editor OF
this Paper.
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/ these mills TO bear their. heavy permanent s
expenscs, and contributes mlehto render
/ k,1I s.

these mills TO bear their. heavy perllnaansslt
eynenscs, and contributes much to fendeT
them Improbable.
+" As regards the varieties oil wheat most
suitable for the purpose OF these MUS the
Lancaster seems best established IN their
confidence ut this time, but not more so
than other varieties OF red wheat in former
lays. The Fultz. constituting three fourths
OF the last two crops, appears to proauce
flour wanting in strength and capacity 10
make as much and as good bread. a more
nerfect -four can probably be made by the
use OF white wheat OF plumpness ana gooa
color. and bright Lancaster combined Win
Fultz in less proportion. Flour maze on
Fultz wheat alone we are confident VIII DC
unsatisfactory at home ana ABROAD.
:. President IIaxall-C renshaw Company
In presenting this letter OF MI. aaSati
the observation was made that Dunlop u
McCance and the Gallcgo Mills Company
had decided against Fultz wheat rs q
good wheat to insure saiablc -four
The letter to us above OF the Gallego Mills
Company was dated the 18th OF June last.
In yolir issue OF this morning appears the
following from that company:
"GALEGo MILLS MANUFACTURING Co.,
" RICHMOND, a., ScptSuoel U, 1910.
a." 10 the Editors Of the Dispatch:
ain your issue Of this morning you state
that the Richmond millers are unanimous in
| condemnation Of the Fultz wheat, and that
-four made from it is difficult OF sale As
this is calculated to mislead the public. will
thank you to say that this company is not OF
that opinion. While we prefer some OF the
other varieties OF wheat. we by no means say
that flour made from Fultz wheat IS 'diin-
cult Of SALE or will not bear transportation
| to warm climates. The difference In price
made between Fultz and Lancaster few
weeks ago no longer exists. as reference 10
| the market reports will show.
Respectfully,
sGALLEGO MILLS MANUFACTURING Co."
Inasmuch as in the letter OF 18th OF June
this wheat is stated to be "not esteemed
very highly as 4 milling wheat,' because 1t
is ..soft, cleans badly, and cuts up under
the stones good deal" and would keep
onlv. "for a reasonable time" we did not
feel justified in saying that the CALICO Mills
Company very highly approved OF it Us a
good milling wheat. Wheat is supposed 10
be grown for milling purposes, and we I'D
presenting the matter, and from such dis
| tinsuished sources, thought we were DONG
the farming public valuable service. ana
think 80 now. II this Wheat was not Sood
in June 1--WE hearing nothing III the mean
time to the contrary we cannot see no" IL
can be good in September.
Respectfully, DC,
JONI Orr. Secretary.
Richmond, Va, September 8, 1878.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-09-11

Minor Mentiom.-W were en-
Gagged yesterday in repairing the canal.
The '"drunken tramp" appeared before
the Mayor yesterday and was admonishedn
20 behave $50" any more.
The stage is now making hourly. trips
every day-that is, it leaves Manchester
every hour.
4 good many OF the boys attended thu
Sol. Smith Russell entertainment at The
Theatre last night. =,
The Fiith-Street Methodist church viii
probably be erected this fall
The Manchester liquor-dealers will u>t
1.-THE Mofett register-without grum
bling.
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MANCHESTER NEWS.

Work on the Sireets.-The work OF Jay.
va dawn the drains with granite ana the
sidewalks with bricks. under the superln'
s ssnt Of Captain Lipscomh, goes brave
" on, to the manifest satisfaction OF c .n
ci.izens. |. is to be regretted that tht
t;nsnces OF the municipal treasury, now
ever. should not be sufficient to Justify tn.
committee on Streets in adopting the mos
modern methods of improvement. in nc
rencsye street, With no drain or gutter, $.
Common and successful in most OF oul
snrthern and western cities, is FAR preier;a'
hSn 70 the eonyexly constructed thorough
fare, with its deep side-drans. In the ,a ,1',
,ncr instance all is clear, unmlst a!l,r'
street. in the latter drains or cutters n aU''"S
.bc Snacc OF tho thoroughfarc one nan.
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SO 10
by Frank ID. Hill.
Real Estate Alctionecr.
11OS Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VERY
" VALUABLE PROPERTY 0S THE SO 1,.I,
Fast CORNER OF MARSHALL AND TWEEN
TY-ElGHTH STREETS, CHURCH HlL!.-By
virtue of a decree entered September 8. 1877. in
the United states District Court for The Eastern
District of Virginia, In the matter of G.. y. Lips
comb, bankrupt, the undersigned having been aT-
rninird spclal commissioners under said decree.
viii on FRIDAY septenber 4. 1871 In pursuance nance
SrScribed mt 5 O'Clock Z. M the follewing REAL
ESTATE; one HuSDREp A%DTl .IIsa,1 .trU.t
with depth Of one hundred aud ifytiyc feet more
or css.to alley in common twenty feet Wiie Heins
r. Lipscomb bankrupt. by +. a. }. Clopton. The
Improvements consist Of b large and commodions
BRICK OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. with the usual out
buildings and appurenances, at present occupied by
the said LipscOmh. ~
TERMS: Onc-fourth cash; the balance In three
equal instruments payable respectively in sixtwelre
and eighteen months, bearing six per cent? negofia,
Ole notes being given for the deferred payments ana
tile retained BY the Court until said nolGS nEe paid
CHARLES j. LATlIROP,
. JAMES CASKIE.
se4 . Special Commissioners.
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Thc Proposed visit OF Hampton and
Hayes to Richmond

Hayes 10 kS1cnEnONOs
4 public meeting Of the citizens OF CheS
1crfeld was held on Monday the 10th Of
September, 1877, at the Courthouse (court.
day). DR.. Thomas G. Cheatham was called
10 the chair and Rev. J. d. Rowlctt ap'
pointed secretary. =
Messrs. Winirec. Ambers, and others
made speeches in favor OF calling anotael
County Convention. 2 resolution was
adoptcd to this effect, and business com.
mftfee appointed to wait on Mr.. b. A. Han
cock, county superintendent.
iii. ChamblisS then addressed the meet
ing IL thc interest OF the State Society. lie
:i.cn offered the following preamble and
resolutions:
Whereas the Executive Committee OF
Ire State Agricultural Society has invited
Governor Hampton, Of South Carolina, TO
deliver the annual address at our State Fair
II the interest OF agriculture and national
tranquility: and whereas he has accepted
the invitation; and whereas the same COM
.p;ttee has invited the Chief Magistrate OF
orr Republic to visit our State ut that time,
and as President Hayes has expressed de-
sire to visit Richmond during the Fair
week il it should be agreeable to the peo-
pie Of Virginia.: therefore
"Resolred, That we heartily endorse the
action OF the Executive Committee OF the
State Agricultural Society in its efforts to
promote pleasant relations between the Diff
ierent sections of our country and between
The people OF this State and the General Gov
eminent.
-. Resolred, That we invite the citizens
OF the other counties to unite with us in
extending welcome to the President OF the
United States whenever he may find it con-
venient to visit our capital city or any other
part OF the State.
80. Resolued, That we recognize the great
Importance OF having an agricultural society
in each county, as our material condition
requires prudence and energy in our county
affairs"
On motion OF Mir. Sampson, which was
seconded by several persons in different
parts OF the crowd, the preamble and reso-
lutions were adopted without dissenting
voice.
On motion OF Mr.. Woodbridge, the Rich
mond and Petersburg papers were request
ed to publish the proceedings OF this meet
ing.
The meeting then adjourned to meet on
the second Monday in October.
THOMAS c. CHEATIIAS1, Chairman.
j. D. Ror!ett, Secretary.
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THROUGH MAIL TRAM DAILY.
No. 1-7:2j 4. VI, leaves Richrnond arrives at
EurSevillr 94G A. NJ. DanvilIe
rs L. 81. Greensboro $3.50
l.. 81. Salisbury $50 L. 81,
and Charlotte TIC j. VI.
No. 2-4:23 A. W.. leaves Charlotte; arrives NJ
Salisbury 6:1s 4. ~. Greens
Io rII (. As ST.. ." Bn IKE 2:05
L. NJ. and Richmond 1923 f. VI.
THROUGH PASSENGER TRAIN DAILY.
No. 3-l0:50 =. 81, leaves Richmond; arrives 4,
Bnrkcvills i:4l 4; a;, Dan:
s:I5 a. 81. salisbury 100
A. 81, and Charlotte l:l5 T.. ~
No 4-5.oO T. NJ leaves Charlotte: arrives at
'' salisbury 1880 =. ~. Greens
bore ~ z. ~. Danv,l!c 1920
f, a. 81. EurScyle 4:i3 4. ",
and Richmond TAI \. ".
IySCIIBCEC: ACCOMMODATIONS DAILY.
So 5-10.OO A. ~ leaves Richmond daily and ar
riyes at Burkcyine 4, l2:lJ i.
NJ. connecting with the A. y
< o: K. II. for all point, IN ,hn
southwest and the ysron;
springs and summer resort. OF,
the iinc or that road.
No 6-i2:JO T.. NJ, leaves I;urkcy!lIc daily md a..
rives 1t Richmond ~ 3.Iy =
NJ, connecting Win A.. ~ &
q. X. L. from all point, ,0utL
and southwe,t. and firm the
various springs and summer re-
Trains Nos. l and stop only At Chuta Hur,c-
Vile, Key,v!lle: brakes Brar"h,, Roanox. clover.
Danyille. Rcid3vllr.t irc.n>bpro TholDa,yfIr Sail
bury, China Grove. AMI Mr-I.inc Railroad June
tlOn.
Train. Nos. ! aud connect at Dun'cr with ,h.
Virginia Midland railroad. AZ Greensboro. for IA.
leigh, GoldSborn' and intermediate points. with Y
&. railroad. At Air lin" junction with Atlanta AMI
Charlotte Air-Liuc. ~ Charlotte with Chariot.
| Columbia and Augusta railroad 10 and frosn al!
| points North and south.
Trains Nos. 3 and t win stop ~ all stations and
connect at Richmond going North AMI South wiki
the r., T. & i. l.. X. for Washington and MI points
| North and West. and with tile G.. K -. l.. i. for
Grecnhr!er White sulphur and Other sprin2s ~
West Virgins. At Greensboro with the y. 4. AMI
y. W. y. E. raiirOa = 10 and from Salem y. G.. IA
leigh and GOltSboro, and Intermediate points.
at Salisbury with Wrstcrh y. G.. railroad 1h">r
traiuS run daily on R!ch.EoLd and DanSilie rail-
road. and connect ~ above. except going north
on Sunday morning an! going south Monday
morning. Trains making this connection run Gailr
on Richmond, Fredericksburg: AMI Potomac and
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad except SUNDAY.
Trains OH y. W. y. &. railroad run from Green's
borD To Salem daily except sunday. AMI frnIa salem
to Greensboro daily except saturday.
Tickets sold To- all southern and southwestern
points. and baggage checked through.
Local tickets are good only Tor ac0ninaow. passage
between the points named on the Ticket. NJ lay
over checks will he given.
L. VI. K. TALCDTT,
General Superintendent.
JOHN Il. MACMrEpo. General Passenger Agent.
iy
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RICHMOND, YoEK RIVER AND CHEsrEAkE!
RAILROAD. J
OF TRAINS.
COMMENCING MAY p. 1877.

VIZ h-hA~'~'
COMMENCING MAY 81. 1877.
THROUGH PASSENGER.
COOP. ". Leaves Richmond TUESDAY lltEs !,
DAY. and SATURDAY. tonnects. AZ
West Point with steamer HafanS ,n'
all points Dn York river ahi h5'.
more. Arrives in Baltimore a. > ~
n: connects with rail. Tines ior -" aNl.-
...-, lngton, Philadelphia, New ior., b.,
ton. and all western points Loshist'g
at Richmond with train, on RleatI2iIi
and Petersburg ana CHESAPEAKE a"'
# ohio railroads.
. THROUGH FREIGHT. n
e.oo Leaves Richmond MONDAY. WE'D
wv 80 ' NESDAY and FRIDAY; aud 40
r.oo A. n TITESDAY, THURSDAY, ana SAl ..
'''o "a " i-REDAI Connects win steamer
~ Nest Point for river ianalnss, D,i-
.-f ;Imorc and all western points. n, on
n.rt, al Richmond with trsins on hlcH ,
moriJnud DanYlile raiiroad,RlShnonu.
and Petersburg, aud CHESAPEAKE SHo
Ohio railroads.
IOC,I, PASSENGER.
s.oo A. Leaves Richmond Jliiy texeep' su"'
day.
1000 A. NJ. Arrives =. Richpo,nTdr 1RbAY, Cor.
meets With trains on Rlchnona e NJ
pgrr,burc and CHESAPEAKE anu Viu"
r,jiros,,s Seauer Havana leaves pa,
,in,ore from Pier Ia light sun u,
MOSDAY, WEDNESDAY, and ft t,s
DAY, Al 4 +. 81; C1nnstS , yots.
,r,ins from philadelphia, NV Il " :,
and western points, and at Wes' ron" sia
with trains fer Richmond aha '"'
South.
THROUGH FREIGHT. u,.n-
.oop Al RIVE, al Richmond AlONDAl )" Gu
a:oo l. '' ENEsDtY, and FRIDAY; aud ar
s.,kp n. TUESDAY, THURSDAY. aha "a ;,
o'Ao IfRDIY. Connects with steanief, =.
West Point from Bs!;lmorr. s ,Grs
meets with Rlchmon5 aud Da H'l.''
Richmond and Petersburg aba s">~'
neake and Ohio railroads.
Local. PASSENGER; ,.n, SIM.
,o.o, n A-rix,s NJ lachmond daily excepi SUI
1o:oo q. al ~ CONNECTS with Richmon' aia
Petersburg aud Chesapeake ana o1'''
railroads. -, ,,,,,., y, ny nom
southern points. Cars run through oe'"e'"
ana ars handiius aud dispatch. with o"e'' '"'e'
guaranteed. a. viz, p,,r,u,ee,l rates,
,.snsd 10 an northern aud Weaiera point. and
Tbro,i.h tickets sold 10 all nofthssn H. sa 'noh
western points aud baggage shesAeiS Ticket Of
so e5s Main street at the Exchange itote'in M
co|nsnyis depot, coraer T~entS-thha az"
ssr ms 81 h''AH Il. 4. DOUGLAS, superintendent
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Stay of Sentence.-.Joseph Gibbs Gibbs: sen sen
t to-day received stay Of sentence for twenty
davs. which will carry him to the 1st OF DC
tobcr. This makes the second stay. A pc
r;,ion has been filed with the Governor ask
ING that the sentence be committed to one
rnnr in TAIL
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BY Grubbs & Williams.
Real Estate Agents and Auctionecrs'
Eleventh street between Main ana BANK.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A TRACT
I yoE1 TIy0 BIISDRED AND SEEESTY-TWO
SCR HEs AND TiiiiRTY-sIX PERCHEs OF LAND
III CHESTERFIELD CoUNTYIln execution OF a
decrnn Of the Circuit Court Of Chesterfield county,
entered MAY Is, 1877, In the case OF Bowes rs.
ourno The undsrse nnn the mrcm hsfe
Wy Wy aEEgPInHY The 2lsf day OF september, at IL
O'clock on r 81. the TRACT OF LAND sold by James
=, BowIes to w. G. Flournoy, containing
r. - said Of tins land that it lies on Swift creek,
about four miles from the Black let pts; has on
It good nill-si'c with line Water-po"es' anu IS INC
hest wooded land In the vicinity.
TERMS: Cash sufficient 10 hcfray expenses OF sui
and of sale and to pay off the snm OF SGOSO2, win
jutcrnst from o7th May. 1876: the residue upon
smch Terms as ". G. FloIrIoy may direct. or, upon
his failure to give any direction. the terms rs to the
le@i'". va =. ". GRUBBS.
o1n Acting Comm -si0ner.
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RICHMOND AND PETERSBi RI
COMPANY,

RICHMOND AND PETERSBtkG
RAILROAD C0MrASf.
lNOM3IENCING AUGUST e, 1871. trains
v Oh this road will run a follows:
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH.
7:a5 A. NJ, THROUGH MAlI. daily: , c"EnSc'!mS
for Charleston, Augusta. t"!umi'la "a
rannah. Raleigh; Atlanta, mar"a'
and All points South and south vest;
also connects nj Pctcr,hpr. WIN the
Atlantic Mississippi and Ohio railroad
for Lynchbdrg, FarnTille, and "tics
local stations on that road. making
same time ~ by any other line. IEis
train stops only AT Manchester sh'
Chester.
11op. H., ACCOMMODATIONS daily tcrcc,':
Sunday. Passengers taking I'M. tiitl
will make elise CONNECTION Al refers.
burg ioI Norfolk, and a. norfolk Wy"
spicudd Bay-liue steamers for l,a!t-
more Philadelphia, and New "fA'
and with the Oli Dominion steamer
for Nem York. stopping ~ al regular
stations on signal.
5:25 p. ~, FREIGHT daily except sGh'i"! ""k
coach attached.
1883 p NJ THROUGH MAIL daily texceh Sus :
IayI, connecting for Weldon. IsaclSh,
Wilmington, and Charleston. Pullman
s!ecp.ug-car for Wilmington ana 'ie
South.
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH.
6:33 A. NJ, THROUGH Mai. ds,ly except sun wi! :
day.. connecting with RichnIond, rcu-
cricksburg an6 Potomac ruilr"sd ios
II EP2'WylMs S9FIl 6;:i nn1 daily 1-
cept sunday with passenger coach al
tached. ,
900 p. 81. THROUGH NAH. daily. connecting
'' with Richmond Fredericksburg ana
Potomac railroad for al poh'S East
and West. Also making close copuec-
tInn with the Chesapeake and ono
railroad for tie Virginia Springs ana
ali points North and West Ths Tram
stOps only i Manchester.
gin p n. FREIGHT TRAIN daily Except sun
0A0 dayl with passenger coach attached.
Tbi. 1, the ONLY line running double daily tram
Passengers Tor Glover Hill connes. at ,he.lrr
d,iIy Except Sunday by taking The 723 A. u. tram
SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAINS
will leave Richmond at 8 A. n. and $3.50 +. ~
every sunday I'LL further notice.
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg VIII 't"t! iso"
the Apponztto1 depot. ,,.x, s,,,,,,,,a,,,
lie A. SHhN
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JAMES RIVER STEAMBOATfLm, ,
" COMPANY. .asR
FOR OLD POINT, NORFOLK, BALTIMORE
PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORK.
AND BOSTON.
ALSO.
REGULAR LANDINGS on JAMES RIVER.
FALL AND WINTER SCHEDULE.

On ara after WEDEF SDAY, August goth. the
fast and elegant steamer ELIZA HANCOCK (car-
rying United States m2ilI will leave Richmond for
the ah0vc-namcd places every MONDAY WE'D
NESDAY. and FRIDAY. atT A. b.. :,
Passengers by this route view by DAYLIGHT All
the historical points OF interest on. James river
ipassing through Dutch Gapl, Including iortihca-
lions, famous h2ttle-le!ds. Jamestown. Fortress
Monroe, Rip-I.aps. Hampton Roads, &C., &C.
Close connections mane 1T Norfolk with the Gle
CANT steamers CAROLINA aud FLORIDA. OF the
BAY Line. for Baltimore. Philadelphia, New YORK,
and Boston: also with the Merchants ana Miners
steamship Company for Boston direct.
Through tickets 10 all IF the aborc-nanIed cities,
by the lines named. sale At CARRIERS agency. $40
Main street: At Exchange Hotel. and on board OF
steamers. n, j,
FTcyh; received daily Sundays cxceptcd) from, Z
A. NJ to L. VI. for Boston, Providence, Norfolk,
Portsmouth aid regular landings on James river.
Matchmaking frciehts must be prepaid.
SPECIAL NOTICE,-Thc elegant steamer JOHN
SYLVESTER. having been temporarily wl;hirawn
from the regular line. Is now ready for special CHAR
ter for day or moonlight excursions 1T low rates.
l.. Il. TATUM, General Agent.
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