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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-09
DIED.

MINNOCK In 10 ser 9old Iliii, January y,
Rnss kliI ,beth. oaiy daughter Of John and
Margaret Minnock.
HARPsR In Virginia, January Q. Agnes O..
daughter 81 John y. and Marion Harper.
aged . years. , months aud II da,s.
XIX ,hER In Virginia. January =, Anna Lu
i,s, daughter u Anthony and Jenny Kramer
aged I year.
HRALEy In sutro. January s. John Hsaley.
seed NJ years.
Ltwa,NsUN-In Biko. January Q. Mn. Oar.
rir Law enscn. agsd 20 year..
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-09
ENGRAVING.

VIyHKN YoU WANT To 0ET YOUR
w name. motto or anything In that line IN.
gravsd 90 spoons. watches, silvsrvass. and Ill
that sort OF thing. 70 10 L O. BUTCH. o.
South Q street.. Virginia, ana have Il dose IN
good shaps. SON
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-09

w1. new type and general improve
nsnt throughout. the Mining and Seis"-
fife Pws. Of San Francisco. nsvsr
looked better or more prosperous than
IL do~s 81 the present time. No better
paper. In lis line. Ia printed in America,
I,s prosperity 10 veil earned and de-
served. and everybody inisrsstsd In the
mining. scientific and general businsss
Interests Of the eoustry should take 10.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-09

HlN5ON B'sHOP-In Virginia, January Z.
by the Rev. q. M,kelvsy, oliver y. Hanson
TO M>ttie Bishop.
RYLAND-TlIOBABRN-ln Eureks, January
J. Richard rylsLd to Lizzie G. Thobaben.
FIELD5- YIELDS In Reso January 8, An.
drew FIELDS TO Mrs. August, fieldp.
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BORN.
MARRIED.

aiL.EY-fa Ian Francisco. January ,, to the
vile VI james Rii'y. . s"n.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-09
BURIED ALIVE.
TERRIBLE roRrURxs UNDER a
MO sN0w.SLIDE-

Rescue se Two Aissrs froa . Liv.
Ing Tomb-six Days Walled IL
With Impssstrabis snsw.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-09
LADY BRYAN ASSESSMENT.

mHR ,ssRssNrN OF THE LADY BRYAN
i will be received BY O l.. WELLER. up 70
the day of sals, a. his ofhos No <io California
ja9 q l. WELLER, Rscei.sr.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-09

Loco. will l-~vs the stage. ii is
said.
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TIE nroMrs or suAnEMsLpEas.

- hAthAf ~
Senator Stewart has introduced = bill In
the Senate. which 10 Of considerable inter-
est to those Of the comstock community
Who play with the sdged.iool known rs the
stock market. will give q synopsis Of Its
principal provisions:
Section l provides that Joso fis owners.
or their accredited representatives, repre-
senting . value VI two per cent. Of the cap
ital stock In q mining company. shall, ON
the written order Of the County Clerk u
the county In which the mine Is located.
be entitled to enter and inspect and exam
inc said mine. enes during each calendar
month. and no oftensr. This section does
not direct that the said SHAREHOLDER shall
he allowed 10 carry . diamond drill In his
vsst pocket when 10 makes his monthly
visits TO the mine. l think this Is al over.
sight by the Trainer VI the bill.
section 2 requires IN applicant for AL
mission TO q mine In which he IL q share
hslder 10 present his stock for the inspcc-
ton Of the County Clerk Of the county in
which the mine 10 situated, aud make af-
fdavit before said Clerk that he 10 . bona
ode owner. or the accredited agent of the
owner VI said stock. 10 an sxtsnt repre-
ssntisg the value Of two per cent. Of the
capital stock Of said company. and that
Aot before during the current calendar
month has said stock been 80 represented.
and will not be again go represented du-
ring said mouth.
ssction 4 makes II the duty Of the Clerk
To administer such oath to applicants for
admission 10 mines. to keep . book for the
registration Of such applications. and to
issue 10 the applicant an order emitting
him IN admission To the mine In which he
10 . Shareholder. The Clerk 10 entitled TO
. lee Of one dollar for each such appli-
cation. to 10 paid by the applicant.
Section ) makes Il y misdemeanor for
any person. being . party In intsrsst In .
mine, or . superintendent. foreman or
secretary VI such mine. 10 refuse or neg
leci TO comply with the provisions Of Sec
tisu oae % the Act. which provides for Ad-
hitting TO tbs nins persons presenting
the Clerks ordsr. making such refusal or
neglect Punishable by . fine VI not less
Than $50 nsr more than $500. or impris-
oumsnt In the County Jail for . period OF
net less than thirty days nor more than
sir months. or by both such ine aud i'm
prisoament.
/ don't cars ~ express an opinion on
this bill myself ; but . distinguished men,
Dor Of the Third usase says the measure
10 utspian, Whatever that may mean.
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u wArKR BILL.

A very interesting bill passed the
Senate to-day about which the majority Of
your Virginia readers probably know more
than I do ; but az I take il 10 be q measure
make q passing mention Of II. refer to
senator Pipsr's bill legafizing . contract
made BY the city Of Virginia with the vir.
giniA and Gold Hill Water Company. said
contract resulting in the construction Of
the admirable systsm Of water-works with
which Virginia 10 % blessed. Water
works are something that must b paid for,
and II 10 in order that Virginia. a. = city.
may pay for thess works that Senator Pr
psr introduced in his bill. This 10 stating
the case without vsrbisgs. and ~ ! under
stand il.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-17
RICHMOND AND PRTERsBURGt

RICHMOND AND PRTERsBURGi
:. = -'iA'"i .|E' u RAILROAD COMPANY.
lHOMMENCING. JUNE 10, 1877, trains
~ on this road WIN run rs follows '4''>.'
asa "ig LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH.
{ 725 A. NJ. THROUGH MAIL daily, connecting
III =, i4t for. Charleston, Augusta, Columbia sa-
49,. yspnah, Raleigh; =; Atlanta, Macon, M;sccn'
and al points South and Southwest;
.rs, also connects at Petersburg with the
Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio rzilread
- for Lynchbdrg, Farmrille, and other
lft ~. local stations on THAT road. making
-. -, same time as by any other line: This
.1"'"! train stops only ut Manchester and
l:1oP. NJ, XcCOMHoDATIoN daily texcep,
sumdayl: Psssengers , taxing th pI train
burg for Norfolk, and mt Norfolk with
splendid Bay.ine steamer. for Daltl-
more, Philadelphia apd New YORK,
and with the Old Dominion steamers
for New York, stopping ut nj regular
Stations lon ION on Sin sixnal rc.r, sors,v VIII
,o:55 p NJ T Ifa Ittsf MII daily Except sun
.'r1 day), connecting for Weldon, Raleigh
Wilmington, and Charleston. Pullman
sIeeplng-car for Wilmington and the
-i' South.
-. LEAyE pETsassVTG SSET II; n, sun
dayl, connecting With Richmono, Fred
- ~. ericksburg au6 Potomac railroad for
AZ gSMaax 6ss,i aac y
-, ceps Sunday with passenger coach al
ttEi@sa.'s tached.
.s:54 p. NJ. THROUGH MAI. daily. connecting
With Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac railroad for all poiniS East
:. t.,~ and West. Also, making close connec-
..5 Fs,.. ton with the Chesapeake and ONO
railroad for the Virginia Springs and
s'i& '', all points North and West. This Train
..,.4.ss 81 stoi,s only at Manchester.
s.foP. M. FkEIGHT TRAIN daily texCept sun
day), with passenger coach attacheo.
This Ia the only line running double daily train
IRON lsnaars for Clover Hill connect ut Chester
daily except Sunday -: -. I'D .i....
= - SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAINS
yin feaye R!ehnond at g A.. M. and $50 i. d.
~; - every Sunday I'LL further notice. -,
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg VIII start from
The Appoinattox depot s.,..a.a,,,-,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-17
BY Richardson Z Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No II "a Main street,

: =
TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
L SMALL FARM IN HANOVER COUNTY,
NEAR MECHANICSVILLE BY sAUCTIoN.-By
virtue Of The provisions OF deed Of trust bearing
Faulkner Jr trustee to the undersigned, trustee,
duly recorded I'm the clerks Office OF the County
tain obligation of debt SHALL rs trustee i2 said
deed, being required so TO do by the beneficiary
therein secured sell by anctIon, on the premises on
THURSDAY the 10Th July, 1S57aat ! o'clock p.
b., The real estate described in said deed consisting
of FORTy-THREE AND THREE QUARTER
ACRES, Tf valuable, farming land, comfortable
FRAME DWELLING, the usual out-houses, &c, IN
the county of Hanover near Mechanicsvlle, and
adjoining the lands Of +. A. johnson, Z. j. Dckin.
conveyed r. said Faulkner by T, A. Johnson.
TERMS enough IN cash TO dcfray the expense OF
executing this: trust and 70 pay on the SUM OF
1877 land ION 1915 from 23d May 1877, until
paid: the residue such terms as shall be an
nounccd at The time Of sale. ~
Nv o ~ .f,tT.i j. II. DERBYSHIRF, Trustee.
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irI,Il,ulld llislatf' 4
the Average sousiiernasessr.'',
fss,,n, The New York Tribnnc.I II

y ~
Thers never was a mar, more apsoils {,
.;.hos nov 4 Country than he Just now. q 9,
triotism with him i ranklng ,hs mess
wSss dragged him into q struggle. with 1! y.
yys has long ceased to argue upon the causes
q the ssrugsle, L ever be undersssoa hen
y. :. !" con. nerhaY,s. or his own health or
n ~ ne Davis should have ended IL two
Vars Years sooner. Il was all da,nnable niiss
take no worse The ,ss sass g s a5e
s nS,,,S - So he grunibges, year in and
s eut. il his plantation Or village; nobody !.
sr u. With him, Tor his nsighbors ars all OF
his way Of thinking, and his only 1 know,
the s country m paper. Even the Fourth Of
no lag which he calls bis owns the G sss,e 2.
ment at Washington Is as alien an aa,r -
such man are not likely to grow up into
y,atriotie citizens.
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,...e,, BY Richardson j Coz l.22I
Real Estate Agents and .Auctionsers, . J
: - 11l3 Main streei.

TyRusTEE,sf SALE OF A SMALL
Ihd sasok hyE ssSK RETREEs b bG ASSs
BAKER STREETS BY AUCTION.-By virtue of
The provisions Of deed OF trust bearing date the
I5t6 day of February, 1876, from the grantor
therein named to the undersigned trustee, duly re-
corded IN tSeclerk3yOflce Of the Chancery Court OF
the city of Richmond, to secure the payment Oh
certain obligations OF debt mentioned in said deed
being required to DO by the holder opnga
ises, on SATURDAY, the s1st Of July, 1877, at 8
o'clock 2. NJ, a small BRICK STORE, PMELL i4o
between Duya and Baker streets adjoining the pro
perty Of Peter Burke, deceased being part OF the
renl estate formerly owned by D. b. Ai1ut,Jr.
executing this trust and to pay off the sum of 90
with interest thereon from the latin day OF May,
1877 until paid the residue on such terms Us shall
he announced at the time Of sale.
iyl9 =: 80 j. A. RICHARDSON, Trustee.
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BJJ. Thompson brown, ,t
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
,.Hl, l1l3 Main street. ~ &. (,

SALE OF TWO NEW
! i :. RAME HOUSES IN FULT0N,ONG GRAHAM
STREET.-By virtue Of deed Of trust from John
1915 and recorded in the clerks Office Of the Coun-
ty Court OF Henrico D. B. 90, 315, to secure the
payments of the sum of S602.56, Evidenced by q
Certain bond therein described and whereas default
having been made Ia the payments rs expressed In
said bond and deed, and being required SO to 40 og
trustees. viii sell on MONDAY, July 90, 1877, at
o'clock Nj on the premises the property described
in said deed, ~being LOTS No. 13, Square No. ts,
Fnlton, fronting so feet on north side OF Graham
street at a point 80 feet from the west line OF Gil
liam street, and running back ITO feet between
parallel lines TO IN alley 70 feet wide, with bnlid
ings and Improvements thereon" being TWO
NEAT FRAME TENEMENTS, nearly new.
7 TERMS: While the deeds call for cash as toamount
due on said bond and expenses OF sale, yet
other terms may be announced at sale, ,ss,.f....s
-.U5ti2 = He. G.. HARTMAN, ]
-iai JULIUS STRAUSS. - Trustees.
j. THOMPSON IRROWND .at.l, -,
j. THOMSON BROWN, Auctfoncer.- ~ IL
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Aunt Sasxy's VISIT.
RACK 10 OLD ylRGINNY AND THE FRIENDS siIt
LEFT THIRTY YEARS AGO. as
tu.ra,nsvilIe Dispatch,

+. a - : u
IHawkinsvilIe Dispatch.J
Old Aunt Sally Manning left Hawkins
Vile few weeks ago to visit ner Ola nome nom
in Virginia, and Ii possible IND some OF
her people. 1t is about thirty years since
Aunt Sally left Norfolk. Since the war sne
has been Industrious and frugal, and accu-
Ynnlafed money sufficient to buy her little
home ON the street below Messrs. Ferguson
& ca 80 store. md had some money extra.
About the first OF last month she made
.,,er arrangements, cooked rations. bought q
ticket from Hawkinsville TO Macon, ana
there procured through ticket to NorIoik.
where she arrived Undue time. Aant sally
saws she was ,astonished to find the streets
q, Norfolk .turned and crooked about so
much since she was dare befo. AL dc folks
,peared strange. Oar was lots OF new
tionses nut M and big ships on de waters,
and nobody 'peared to know her.
She at once began searching for her wnlte
people, and after long inquiry FOUND that
the old folks were dead, but that her young
Ismissus, de little gal dat she used 70 nuss
and think so much Of, was, still living"
She at last found her g little missus I'm
ared. woman ROW, with her second huspand
and four children. As soon as she saw ola
- NANNY sally. and recognized her she
ran TO the old woman, threw her arms arms
around her., and embraced and wept
over her as il she were her real mo-
Their. Aunt Sally's next search was Tor
her husband, and she found nun hsing
in the country near Norfolk, married
again. aWell, Aunt Sally, what did you
do thes -? we asked. g NuthnS at al. ne
saw 70 his udder wife dat he was agWine 10
come home wild me, and he aSould come
II he had de money" stWell, Aunt Sally,
YOU Are now satisfied" eyes, bless de
Lord, I'se satisfied now dat I'se seen de old
country and de folks, and I'se gwine TO try
to make some more money to live on. Pse
worked hard all dis time to save money Jest
to go back to old Yirginny to see my peo-
pIe. But my boy-Fse never seen him VT.
Da saw he went to Orleans"
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TAMES RIVER STEAMBOATsLirsu
J .rtp.:t.tn silfE COMPANY, ~

!" DAILY LINE-sUMBfEH SCHEDULE
FOR OLD POINT, NORFOLK, BALTIMORE,
= PHILADELPHIA. NEW YORK. ~. i'.ai
AND REGULAR LANDINGS ON JAMES RIVER
= On and after wEDNF sDh Y! NAY 2, ] s7T, the
fast and elegant steamers JOHN SYLNESVEk,
Captain j. A. POST, and ELIZA HANCOA, Captain
q: G. CLIFFORD carrying United States mali)l VIII
leave Richmond for the aboye-named places DAILY
(Smdays excepted) att A. d. II ssu:t1 IA -L.t,
Passengers by this route view, oy DAYLIGHT alI
the historical points of interest on james river
passing through Dutch Gap). including fortlfca-
lions battle-fe1ds jamestown, Fortress Monroe, Zip
Raps, Hampton Roads, &c. &c. ,,,..
Close COMMISSIONS mace az Norfoik with Bay Line
steamers for Baltimore, Philadelphia, and New ori
Fare to Norfolk or 0ld roint. .,,'t.*z or
Through tickets to Baltimore. Phiiadelphts. and
River Line or ria Merchants and Miners Steam
ship Line from Norfolk.
tickets or sale on steamers, at CARRIERS agency 1925
Main street, andat Exchange Hotel baggage checked
through.
ydown the river and return same day by up-steamer
ut 81 round trip; children half price.
Liberal arrangements will be made for moonlight
excursions Sunday-school and other pic mic parties
Freight received daily Sundays excepted) from
A. M. to 2. NJ. for Boston, Norfolk. aud Ports
mouth, auo regular landings on James river ut res
sonabe rates. .r:a!E. ''.t .t
Way-Ianding freights must he prepaid.
L. b. TATUM, General Agent
Office: Company's wharf, Rockets, and 9O3 blai1
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-17
BY Wellington Goddin.
Real Estate Agent and Auctiorecr,
office corner Eleventh aud Bank streets.

GALE AT AUCTION OF LOT AND
OFRAMED DWELLING AT THE SOUTHEAST
CORNER OF n AND ~ TW glsS1ss 2,nni
lew I will offer at auction, on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY,, 18th Of July, 1877, at So O'CLOCK
p NJ, her RESIDENCE, located as above; me
LOT has a front of e2k feet Oh the east line OF
Twenty-sixtt street and runs back 1875 feet to an
alley. The DWELLING Contains f1nr large ana
Of good water on the lot, The property will be dt.
yided so as to sell with the dwelling 32A feet ana
two vacant lots, each fronting rs feet f.,
TEENS: At sale, 80. w. GODDIN,
~ IA at'@ Auctioneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-17
By R. d. Taylor,
~. Real Fstate Agent and Auctioneer,
Office opposite the Courthouse, Manchester, Va.

TRUSTEES SALE OF SEVENTEEN
AND A, QUARTER ACRES OF LAND IN
CHESTERFTEED CoUNTY, WITH A SMALL
CABIN THEREON. SITUATED on BELLS
CHESTER-By Writ ue of q deed of trust executed
to December e. 1872 and d9iy Teeordea r IN
H. B. So n ST. shall proceed to sell at auction, on
the premises, on WEDNESDAY, July rs, 1877 at
6 O'Clock p NJ. the above-descrloed property, being
required so to do by the beneficiary.
TERMS: Enough cash to defray expenses OF eye
cutting this trust and to pay of the sum OF S15So7
ha lance on such terms as trustee may direct.
iv ID r II. TAYLOR, Trustee.
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R1cHxoNp, YORK RrvER AND CnEsrrAkEI
sCHEDULE OF TRAINS. IsI.
~ ffiy ALly. I....t-. -. -,

, "a .' ~ - S1s1,.fE IN RAILROAD. :
GCHEDuLE OF, TRAINS. ~,
- y" COMMENCING MAY.2l, 1877.
THROUGH PASSENGER. ila l!f
600 p. N. Leaves Richmond II TUESDAY, THURS.
DAY. and SATURDAY. Connects a.
"S ~ west Point with steamer Havana ior
49,. xil points on York river and Baiti-
more. Arrives in Baltimore as . 4.
NJ: connects with rail lines for " asn-
~ ington, Philadelphia, New YORK, ses.
80, ton, and all western points. CCnnects
at Richmond with trains on RiehmoaSS
siz'@4 and Petersburg aud Chesapeake aho
,. Ohio railroads.
t{..,. THROUGH FREIGHT. ,2a
500; A. M. I.eayes Richmond MONDAY, WED
NEsDAY;s and ,i ER,pAxy ard md sAr-
!, - URRDAY. Connects With steamers
,;rs 500 nc West Point for river LANDINGS, Bai-
timore. and all western points. Ion ION
e - 80 meets al Richmond with trains on fSch
3iEte@ silii mond and Danyiile railroad, klennona
...Ft,f.. and Petersburg, and Gaesapssks ap0
q HlSo I,1,'f rsassssESeER. ?
], 500 p. NJ. Leaves ktehmona dairy except sun
TGasfRtoiuGH PASSENGER. .
Inof, A. m. Arrives ats Richmond TuESDAI,
,A.,t'.s.t - THURSDAY. and SATURDAY. Con;
nects with trains on BiebRioha Sno
fs3gTa. ,siiroads. steamer Hsysna leaves Bal.
-Gta timcrs from Pss "a ila and ' ri.
n ,,;S, = Rom pEi,iMsds,pS Gsh Sss yo.s
and western ponts, and 90 60 fo IN
With trsins for Kichp9na ana ts's
THROUGH rREfsIrr; ~, $ , mr..
x.oo D n. arrives atR1rhmond M0NDAi,WED-
sl5 TgEsspnAf Tneass rsis steamer saa ):
West Poius from, Baltimore So o,
i meets with Richmond and Innyte'
.sa,Et.a Richmond and PETERSBURG, ana ehes"-
n 10 tlr<SaC
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tRalLRaAD LANES i !
9

@ s -
ssoHbroHD. FEED.E b PoruMApR ~ h Cos.3
sasssgs5 RfcHMoaD !, June 22. 1877.
,SCHEDULE OF TRAIN s.: Sc. 49, q. :, 4
Il On and after SUNDAY, june Pan trains wiirrun
on this road as follows. s.ff 80 $500 II, ~
s:O7 4. Ill leaves the station daily lGt
.f3it''t cepf Sunday connecting with the Bas:
e3tfG,.!2 SE trnore ann tOhio and Dahlmore aaid
Potomac railroad. due as WashIlgiGn
lnis' ~ fsM.; ThiiadeIpbia at'0:35 i. d. New
4,4s IT. lsaSe. e s 81 sTEy
Baltimoresat l1:40 p. n; Phtladel-
pbta al $40 As s.,y New York at SO .
"A. NJ Through Sleeper from Rich
.,s,.,.,f,. irond to New York price sfbsIth.$S
'A:I5 P. Nj. XCCOMMODAmON, TRAIN, ioi
JnIctfbn. leaves Br0ad-Str station
f.,,....D daily Smdays excepteaf .ss.,tte.
700 A. arrives e az eta tSs daay
-.4rsf., ding evening"; Baltimore al ld55 r.
~ .t.o,. 49, NJ: Nv ashinRtoR at 1:56 P.Ay ~
ifS5c P M arrives az Byrd Street station daily lex
SsiTfI =, II 4 rent EufidaY} leaves New York at
t,t..ggi :tJv tS;i5yA. Me Philadelphia ac 12:e6
. g r. d.: Baltimore t:3:16 r. H.; Wash
fttE - Die = ingtoi, az $50 PM. -"
/ sas:;k. All RECOMMENDATIONS TEAM ARRIVES
Irtfiat fBroad-Streec station daily taua-
.as&.ol 81 E. 7. D. MYERS; 20
r:s trt:fI.,t - E&H General superintendent.
,... - G. A.. TAYLOR, ~
+ je23 General Freight and Ticket Agent.
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:RxsLHOAas 1..axs.
cHHO1rGH fMAILJ1TRAIN DAILY.

SCHEDULE OF TRAINS ssTAhPNG EFFECT
SUNDAY uIY s,tis77.
THROUGH tMATDTRAIN DAILY.
No. 1-7.25iA.fbsl, Ieayss iticbmona arrives a.
-. 81 ~ BgIscyiils 9:46 A. H., DanyiIe
ys.sts and caasiotte rs i r: II. I. DE-
: - ~. Salisbury $50 4: H.. Greens q:
- 10;$5ih: NJ Burkeville 2:2s
s..s,s,gsfy g,s.,.,,,t d. and Richmond 4a3 r.
THROUGH PASSENGER TRAIN DAILY.
No. $1,000 Pm, leaves Richmond: arrives a,
- l. 3iGi @ttI % Burkeyiile la A. ~, Dam
-1yfiB s4!raj<y, s ssle 1924 A. ~. Greepsloso'
..GiI5il...LtI y AM, and Charlotte ii 6 r. n
No.4 H.5i25 T. H.; leaves Charlotte: arrives at a.
z sasy ss E H. b E M i Es!js
o., .sa 3n,>sisl N. NJ. Burkeyilie 4.43 An.
m. f.,4,,ti. 80. :; and Richmond TAI A. N.
4 ), L1YNCHBCRG ACC0hh0DATlON DAILY,
No. 5-10 600 A. IL, leaves Richmond daily and ar.
- 't'@i... nves at Burkeviile ST i222 p
~ ~ .EI1r.N. connecting with the A., a.
-,,.n -; .rfyr. & Q. h. y. for all points In the
q: southwest and the various
~ ,'Ea r! ~ springs aud summer resorts on
7EgiE g.a The line Of that road.b -. =.
No. 6-l2:50 T. h., leaves Rurkeyilie daily and IT.
'-' -. ~ r!yes At Richmond 1t 3:l2 p
->s.SstGg' HH.t"s"1j d.. connecting with A., 81 a
-, ,sY =. i-I Oh. H. from all points south
t+r and southweit, aud firm the
ltsr5 =, sys.c sorts on that road. u = =
Trains Nos. and 2 stop only al Chula, Burke
yifle, Keysyille, brakes Branch, Roanoke Glover
Boston, Scottsbiffg, Barksdsle's. Dundee Danyilp
Reldsyile, Benaja. Greensboro, Thomasyilie Sails,
bury, China Grove. and Mr-Llnc Railroad juno
ton. 'EI'... .7a' +. $50 20
: Trains Nos. and 2 connect at Dundee With the
Virginia Midland railroad. At Greensboro for Ra.
leigh, Goldsboro' and intermediate points, with n
c. railroad. AT Airline Junction with Atlanta and
Charlotte AIRLINE. At Charlotte with Charlotte
Columbia end Augusta railroad 20 and from all
points North and South
: Trains Moss aud win stop at al stations and
connect at Richmond going North znd South with
the r., F. & p. II. r, for Washington and all points
North and West, and with the c. & y. X. r. for
Greenbricr White sulphur and ether springs In
West Virginia. AT Greensboro with the \. G. and
4. W. n. e. railroads TO and from Salem, =. Co. Ra-
leigh and Goldsboro' and intermediate points
At Salisbury with Western b. G. railroad. These
trains run daily OF Richmond and ,DanStilc rail-
road. anil connect Us above, except going north
on Sunday. morning and going south on Monday
morning Trains making tins connection run daily
on Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac and
Chesapeake aiid Ohio railroads except Sunday.
Trains on n. w. N. c. railroad run from Green's
boro' to Salem daily except Sunday. and from Salem
TO Greensboro daily except Saturday.
Z Tickets sold ~ all southern and southwestern
points, and baggage checked through - Isa
Local tickets good only for continuous passage
between the points named on the tickets. No lay
over checks Will be given. =, ~,
A''A 49, ''.-. - General Superintendent.
john n. MACMUR DO. General Passenger Agent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-17

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