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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-08-14
BY Robert 3. Lyme,
BY KODfTt D. byHt'
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
1912 Main street, Richmond. Va.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
a UNIMPROVED.PROPER IN The TOWN
suance Of power given me by certain deed of trust
from z. D. Eacho aud wife dated % June, 1877, OF
record in the clerks Office of the town Of Manchcs
ter ID. Is. O. page 534, and by request of the bene-
GcIarie, therein named, default having been made In
the payment OF the nore therein described and Sc
cured, shall sell upon the premises at public auc-
ton, on TUESDAY the 14tli day of August, 1877,
at o'clock r NJ, all the property described IN said
original plan of Manchester. bounded the north
side by the old corporation line on the east by the
property OF James Seeson, the south by the prop
erty of j. d. Moody, and on the west by Fourteenth
street, and fronting on said Fourteenth street 132
feet, and being same property conveyed to said
Eacho by d. X. Weisger and wife by deed OF 19th
May, 1874.
TERMS: C.sh as TO 4 suficiency to pay Off and
discharge the note secured of S.60.52 and costs,
&C.. and all expenses Of sale; residue terms to be
announced mt sale. ROBERT Is. LYME.
aus Trustee
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AN ABsEST-MINDED DEACoN.-The story
OF an Oshkosh man who took up collection
at the funeral Of his wife, the La Crosse
tWis.) Saln says, is explained by the fact
that the bereaved man is a church deacon,
and for twenty years he had always taken
up collection while the choir was singing
the second time. At the funeral, when the
choir struck up "Old Hundred before he
thought what be was doing, he got up and
passed the hat, as usual, TO raise money to
deiray the necessary expenses. When his
attention was called to it, after the funeral,
and he thought how his motive would be
misconstrGed, he felt rs bad about it'as any
body. It was not an evidence OF meanness,
but q case OF absence OF mind.
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There ia bTt one Observation-Disclosures that

There is but one Darnum-whcther that
fact is to be enjoyed or deplored. This hero
OF tournaments and colosseums and attrnc-
lions and monstrosites. has temporarily
capped his crown by dispatching an agent
to vile Sitting Bull and his warriors from
the lows of the war-path by an offer Of much
wampum il they will consent to be shown
with all their paraphernaia and war-paint
on for ten thousand dollars ayear. Neither
did those captains who wared against Jul
gurtha and Massinissa, Hyder Ali, Thco-
dore, Coomassie, or any other heroes, an
cient or modern, ever conceive OF such
peace agency and such crown Of glory to
the warrior. The thought is so original,
commercial, and pacific, that all the peace
societies should decorate its originator with
ribbons and parchments, and give him a
high seat at their congrosses-whcn Sitting
Bull has been so lured to peace and his en-
ample put on record.
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BY Richardson & Co.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneeis.
lib Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO NEAT
L Tw0:sToRY FRAME DWEL FL S{T : AN ANL
LOTS on THE VEST ,,! SIDE or TWEH n,
LEIGH STREETS BY AUGTio;SmIBy virtue tu ,G Ei
Goth day of March, 1873. to the undersigned, trus-
tees duly recorded In the clerks oiice OF the Chan
ccry Court of the city of Richmond. to secure the
PAYMENT Of certain negotiable note therein men
toned and default having been made III me pay
mcnt thereof. we shall, as trustees In SAID dved
being required so to do by the holder OF said note
sell by auction, on the premises, on FRlDAf INC
nth day of August, 1877, IT o'clock L: NJ, thC
REAL ESTATE described in the deed aforesaid
consisting OF TWO NEAT TWO-STORf FRAME
DWELLINGS, with five rooms and Kitchen each
and LOTS 33xl20 feet each, with an alley IN the
rear II feet wide, on the west side OF twenty
Eighth street between Clay and Leigh streets.
TERMS: Enough in cash to defray the e c *, o.
Sl.324.13. with interest thereon at the rate ol
twelve per cent. per annnm from the pm gay OF ne
ccmber, 1876, until paid. IS required, but more lb'
cral terms may be given at the time Of sale
W. L. COWARDIE. Trus,o.s
}. A. RICHARDSON'S
RICHARDSON & CO.. Aucionccrs. at
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DR.. Won Carell, the Emperor OF Russia's
physician, bears striking resemblance to
old Kaiser Wilhelm. One day the Kaiser was
walking through the streets of Ems when
suddenly young and pretty lady darted at
him, seized his hand and exclaimed: "How
glad / am, Doctor, to see you ut Ems
again!v The Emperorq quietly said to her :
'sMy child, ] think you are mistaken"
g Whatl !" said she, 8 6 are you not DR.. Won
CareIl Z = g No, !" he replied, ''but / am
map." And now the Doctor is excusably
fond OF repeating the story every once in a
while.
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The Boston Globe says that the word
s.mulen signifies "to stop" being Greek
word. The Detroit Free Press says .sThe
Globe is wrong. The word smule' is de-
rived from the Indian dialect, and means
TO kick" The; Free Press Is wrong.
Mule :" is Canadian. It means q woman
ON washdays.-H Fork Herald. AL this
discussion comes from not being q Harvard
graduate. Q paeri, DOS estis 0nasles acr0ng.
9 Muls 7, est deriuo a Latina h1sglid, OF qatp
the comp ardtipe est mali because aooD,a7'
est Tasssisy guam d mule. Hoo est hoe for
altus 2--H, Louis journal.
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py Frank r. SanuSol
By Frank j. Sampson.
Real Estate Agent. Auctionecr, and Notary Public
No. 92l Hull street, Manchester. Va.

"A IN1STRATOR'S SALE OF a
n HOUSE AND LOT SITUATED At THE
CORNER OF DECATUR AND SEVENTEENTH
STREETS. IN THE CITY OF MANCHESTER, AT
PUBLIC AUCTIOS.-Byr virtue OF the power vested
In me as sheriff of Chesterfield county, and such
administrator with the will annexed of Mary V.
Baugan, deceased, will proceed to sell, in purS'l-
ance of the provisions of the will Of said decrhcn
Court of Chesterfield county, at public auction. on
the premises. on TUESDAY the 14th day of Az
gust, 1877. at 6 O'Clock L. NJ, the very desirable
LOT situated as above described with small but
comfortable FRAME HOUSE thereon. The lot
fronts 47lt feet on Decatur street. running back the
usual depth. and is designated Lot No. in Square
No. GIT.
TERMS: Liberal. and will be announced ut the
hour OF sale. CLARENCE II. FLOURSOI,
Sheriff of Chesterfield county,
and as snci administrator With the will annexed or
Mary V. F3tIgllan, deceased. an 3
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Ro.e,. Diary-.-Aususf'

..r,,,o ,bese peopIe dear to bless
- En mt love my God II DO see s.
No goolor theirs .ha wrong The
= n, what makes weak tho ''so''e'
Mvso, we aS Gods own love disposses' :
,.,., ,oc,n to live for others now; ,,,r,o,ec
aas a,cs sonie loving work must nov coe"'''
som viii ibis go down; alas sn ana ne%
s snoo.s dawn to look for and avow'
-. ,orps not for his fellows starvcs h,s eonl'
VINO w, w is,,, nt.nrs All It's bones: Its heart
nr rrs res each beat, as miscrs do dole. 49,.
He dies anon, and shall WIN tnem IN, nave part
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by Frank j. Sampson.
Real Estate Auctionecr and Notary Public
No. 92l Hull street. Manchester, Va.

TRULY VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS
IN THE CITY OF MANCHESTER. on
NINTH. KAIEBRIDGE. AND MCDONOIGH
STREETS. FOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION
AT the request OF the owner will sell at pubic auc-
dav Of August, 1877. commencing with the 36-foot
LOT. at > O'Clock p. NJ, the following valuable
BIvILDISG LOTS: SO feet front on cambridge
street between Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets
IS feet front on McDonougL street between Elev-
cnth and Twelfth streets and 2l2 feet fronting ON
Ninth street between Semmes street and the Rich
mond and Petersburg railroad The two laSt-men,
toned LOTS will be subdiyldcd. as may be deemed
best on the day OF sale. All OF this properly Is very
desirable for building PURPOSES most OF tbcinG near
the Free bridge and the Richmond and Danvilic
and Richmond and Petersburg oaa-SnopS, ana
should attract the attention of parties seeking Sood
building sites and safe investments.
TERMS: One third cash the balance AZ ., ~, anu
s months Cor negotiable notes satisfactorily III
0rscd or secured by Il deed Of trust upon the prop
crty. FRAAh d. sAhLSOH,
;ll 3 AuctlOnccr.
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Fl
SUNDAY, AUGUST 6, 1877 -'
THROUGH MAIL TRAIT DAILY.
No. I-7:25 4. NJ, leaves Richmond; .rri,e,
'urkcviIle 9:4G 4. ". Ir,'."
l:2G J.. w.. Grecusr-rn.',,, ~"
7. W., Salisbury $50 p ~
aud Charlotte 7:2G +. = w..
No. 2-4:25 4. d., leaves Charlotte: arri",,
Salisbury G:ls \. NJ Grey
boro' 500. A. H. Dan,ia".--
lO:lS 4. ol., BnrkeYIlp ,".
+. Nj and Richmond ZAP,
THROUGH PASSENGER TRAIN DAILY ~
No. 3-10:30 p. 81. leaves Richmond; srrt,,,
Bmrkerille l1l 4. II. T.,
vile 5:54 a. VI. ,;rr,p,, ',..
SIP a. NJ. Sallsbury TiT
A. ~, and Charlotte III, :. ~
No.4-j:20 7. b., leaves Charlotte: ar rr' r. y.
SaHtblry 1870 L. ~. cree
horo' 10 J.. ". DonyIl!c I,,''--
a. 81. Bnrkc.ille 443 -
and Richmond "a A. n ~
LYSCTBUEG ACCOMMODATES p.ux
No. $1,000 A. n, leaves Richslond da!lYt,',
rlyts 1T Burkcyill. a, ip"J. a. -,
81. connecting viii, The =,
q. X. X. for all LDnI. H. ~
southwest and the 90 ~.
springs and summer -r-.r,.
The line Of that road W"
No. 6-l2:JU j. u. leaves Burkcyilr daily .,t
rlyes at Richmond ri 3.i,I,
NJ. connecting With A. n T.
.. X. X. from all points ..,'
and southwest, an! ;r. =. ill.,
various springs and sur,.4r-.,-
sorts on that road! '-'
Trains Nos. ! and 2 stop only nj Chu,a, Ep,,.
vile, kcysville. BRAKES Branch, Ioan0ac tlr-
Scottsburg. Wolf Trap, Boston. Earksdac'. Dgnt..'
Danytlle Rcidsyillc tirecnsboro'. Th0ua.y L.. al
bury, China Grove. ani AIRLINE Railroad J,..
ton.
Trains Nos. ] and connect ri Dundr. ,fb o.
Virginia Midland railroad Al Greensboro rt- g.
leigh, GoIlsboro and Intermediate pn!uts. NM
G.. railroad AT Airline junction With Adam, ~,
Charlotte AIRLINE. At Charlotte with ,htr',,,.'
Columbia and Augusta railroad to and .-n,, -
points North and South. -
Trains Nos. 3 aud 4 viii stop At alt .t,'irr. .nt
connect IL Richmond going North ana >Grfh ~
the r., f. & +. Il. K. for Washington aud III p,.e.
North and West. and with the {. ( -. T. L H.
Grccnbricr White sulphur AMI other >pr.n., T.,
West Virginia. At Greensboro with the NJ ,rl
y. W. y. G.. railroa Is 10 and from >licnl, n L. -,
leigh and Goldsboro'. and Int rmefi.tc i~ia,s
At Salisbury with Westera y. {. railroad. lt..
trsins run daily on Richmond and ll3nyi''+ rail-
road. and connect a. aho'". except ro:n. uo-4
on Sunday morning and =" !! south On l!oul,,
morning. Trains making connection run d.s,
on Richmond, Frr,crirks arg AMI Pu:uInac A..
Chesapeake and Ohio railroads except >umIay
Trains on y. W. " 6. railroad run from Green.
bOro' to Salem daily except sunday. AMI from >a,.
TO Greensboro daily except saturday
Tickets sold 10 AL southern ana .,s,h-.st.rs
points. ana baggage checked through.
Local tickets good only for cont!nu"u. !.ss,a
between the points named on the tic.ct.. ~ as.
over check, Will be given
+. VI. 4. TtLCOTT
General Superintendent.
JOHN Y. NAcNURpo. General Passenger Agri.i
jy IL
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Sleep.

I,..utIful up from the dceps OF the solcmn sci
'D'eA'' Toncth sweet sleep to me;
in, from the silent dceps, ..sr
-, where no one waits and weeps;
t,ometh, rs one who dreamcth,
with sIowly-wavfng hands;
And the sound of her raiment seemcth
Like waves on the level sands,
There Is rest for all mankind,
Az her slow wings stir the WIND,
with lullaby the drowsy waters creep
To kiss the feet Of Sleep.
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By Wellington Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auchoneer.
corner OF Eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUSTEE,S SALEOF SM Al J.
i FRAMED TENEMENT ON THE EAST SII.E:
OF NINTH STREET, "FRENCll GARDEN
filthy virtue Of = deed Of trust bearing late
18th May, 1915, duly recorded IN hicnmohd !
Chancrry Court in Book a, No. 10S. page 81, l
shall as trustee proceed sell at PUBLIC auction on
the premises, on WEDNESDAY. 13tn au gus.
fFGR'a'mFD TENEMENT, No. 7O5, located AS above,
now occupied by Mr. Polstcr, containing four
rooms besides Kitchen. The location ana ncighDor-
Mood Is desirable one. quite convenient to the CEN
.rc Of the CITY aad we'll suited for small family.
TERMS Enough in cash to defray expenses n o!
halsncc on terms 10 be announced at the time of sale.
jan" an q " W. GODDIN, Trustee.
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By RICHARDSON & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Aucticnecrs,
Ills Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
L FRAME DWELLING AND LOT on THE
WEST OF LAUREL STREET BETWEEN HIGH
COR HOLLY AND CHINA STREETS By AGC-
TlON.-By virtue Of tho provisions OF deed OF
trust from John Miller, bearing date the 25th of
July 1876, the undersigned trustee recorded In
the clerks osce Of the Chanccry Court OF the city
of Richmond in y. Is. los c, page AT, to secure
the payment Of 4 certain negotiable note therein
mentioned, default having been made In the pay
men thereof shall, as trustee In said deed, being
required 30 TO do by the holder Of said note. sell by
auction. on the premises on TUESDAY the 18th Of
August. 1877, at O'Clock F. d.. said real estate,
consisting OLA LOT OF LAND fronting ~ by 800
feet, with COMFORTABLE FRAME DWELL
ING and other improvements thereon, located as
above.
TERMS: Enough in cash t" defray the expense Of
executing this trust and 10 pay off negotiable note
made by said Miller for the sun Of $500. with In,
the residue on such terms Is shall be announced At
the lime of sale. \. VI. LEE, Trustee.
RICHARDSON e CO., Auctionccrs. au
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RICHMOND, \ DIRK RIVER AND tHEsrEAHEi
RAILROAD. J
OF TRAINS.
COMMENCING MAY 81, 1877.

RAILROAD.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
COMMENCING MAY 81, 1871
THROUGH PASSENGER.
600 p. VI. Leaves Richmond TUESDAY. Till -
DAY. and SATURDAY. Connect, a.
West Point with steamer Havana i.'
all points on York river ana hi''.
more. Arrives IN EA!tim0rr ~ "
NJ: connects with rall.!lnrS Tor W e.
ington. Philadelphia, New lors' Pr
ton. and all western points. Cu''"'.
IL Richmond with train, on ki'i.IHV-t
and Petersburg AMI Chc,AlHaAS '~'
Ohio railroads.
THROUGH FREIGHT. .,.
600 4. NJ Leaves Richmond MONDAY, VIZ
SESDAI. and FRIDAY ana an.
500 A. NJ TUESDAY, THURSDAY. ana c1.
J-RRDAi. Connects WITH steam
III West roin; for river lahains>' ""
timore and IL! western p"lII>. ~"
meets al Richmond with train, ~, nv. /,
luoud and DanSIiic railroad fir'"'o'' {;
and Petersburg, and Ches.U'aNe 49,
Ohio railroads..
LOCAL PASSENGER.
3:oOP. N. Leaves Richmond daily texcop! sl1'
day.. -.. a.s"r.
THROUGH PASSENGER.
1000 A. NJ. Arrives at Eicbmond TCEH'.t,i :,
THURSDAY. and SArCRiIA. -
meets with trains Oh HchmVhII 1hin
Petersburg and Chesapeake ana III III
railroads. Steamer Havana iea'e 80,
MoNDAY, WEDNESDAY, and f .S,6
DAY,at ( =. II. Connects -
triins from philadelphia, Nsr p H."
and western points, aud at v -. V ia
with trans Tor Richmond anu "'
South.
THROUGH FREIGHT. r,,u-
j. 400 p NJ Arrives at Richmond HONpa So
SESDAY, and FRIDAY; aug c,r.
s.16P. M. TUESDAY, THURSDAY. ana - =.
TKDAY. Connects with steamer .
West Point from BaiahlorT.
Richmond
Richmond aud Petersburg al" .l'N'
peake and Ohio railroads
LOCAL PASSENGER.
o.Cf A. NJ Arrives 1T Richmond daily except o 100
Ao'oo0.'-N d1y Connects with kich2iona 49, az
r. Petersburg aud Chesapeake anu o''
railroads. or r-p,u
No transfer OF freight at Richmond 10 .. ,,.n;s
southern points. Cars run through between '>''''
Careful handling and dispatch, with lowest '''''''
suTTIn raash hills Of fading, with guaranteed ra'e''
issued to MI northern and WESTERN points. and
Through tickets sold TO Ill nor,hesns sn,sh
western points, and baggage checked T.sa pf.
For tickets apply ut General Rairoaa i,n,g end
Ace, S26 Main street; Ut the ExcnanSc, snI Dock
conipanv'a depot, corner Twenty-ihifa a"o
'' ms ss 'H II. Il. DOUGLAS, Superintendent
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GCHEDULE OF TRAINS.

sSCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
On and after MONDAY, August 9Th, trains will
run OH this road rs follows.
S:07 A. NJ leaves the Byrd-Street station daily lex
cept Sunday, connecting with the bal
tInUre anG Ohio and Baltimore and
- Potomac railroad. due mt Washington
mt 1:1O p. NJ: Baltimore Mt $40 Z.
NJ: Philadelphia at 9:35 L. 81. Now
York ut 1915 =. NJ.
$40 Z. NJ. leaves Byrd-Street station daily arriV-
Ing at Washington mt $3.50 J.. M:'
Baltimore ut ll:40 7. n: Philadel-
phia at $40 A. 81: New York ut 500
A. ", Through sleeper from Rlch-
mond to New York: price sfbcrth. f2
4:15 p. II. ACCOMMODATION TR n; t"r
Junction. leaves Broad street stati"t
daily (Sundays excepted).
ZOO A. A. arrives at Byrd-Strcet station daily;
''0 raves New York ut sos the nrrcr-
ding evening; baltimore at 1870 +.
n; Washington Mt 1853 L. M
1O.45 p NJ arrives Byrd-Strcct statloh h1ly rex
ceDt Sunday. Leaves New York at
9iJ A. NJ: Philadelphia at 1900
=. NJ; Baltimore at 3:15 7. b.; WASH
tugh,n nj $50 l.. NJ.
e.15 s. ", ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN arrives
- mt Broad-Street station daily (Sun-
~ days eIcepted).
Z. T. ID. MYERS,
General Superintendent.
G. a. TAYLOR,
ie23 General Freight and Ticket Agent.
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TAMES RIVER STEAMBOATS,f-;77=, ,
~ COMPANY. SHs2sna~N>& N

DAILY LINE-SCMMEE SCHEDULE
FOR OLD POINT, NORFOLK. DALTrtORE-
PHILADELPHIA. NEW YORK.
AND REGULAR LANDINGS or JAMES RIVER
on and after WEDNt SDAY. May 2,lS77. the
fast and elegant steamers John SYLVESTER.
Captain j. 4. POST. and ELIZA HANCOCK. Captain
y. &. CLIFFORD carrying United States MALL, will
leave Richmond for the abovc-named places DAILY
tSmdays exccptedj at 7 \. Al.
Passengers. by this route view by DAYLIGHT Ill
the historical points of interest on James river
(passing through Dutch Capl. including fortiiica-
lions. batc-fclds. Jamestown Fortress Nonroc, Rip
RapS. Hampton Roads. &c. &c.
Close connections made ut Norfolk with Bay Line
steamers for Baltimore, Philadelphia. and New York
Fare 10 Norfolk Old POint...... ......S2 90
Fare to Norfolk or Old Point and rctur!i.... %
Through tickets TO Baltimore. Philadelphia, and
New York ut reduced rates: also to Boston ria Fall
River Line or ria Merchants and Miners Steam
ship Line from Norfolk.
Ticket. sale steamers, At CARRIER : agency $40
Main street and III EXcllang. Hotel Baggage checked
through.
SPECIAL NOTlCE-Excursion tickets good to
goodwin The river and return same day by u-steanct
at 81 round trip: children half price,
Liberal arrangements will he made for moonlight
Freight received daily Sundays c1crptcd) from Z
mouth. anG regular landings ON James river at rea.
sonahle rates.
y-lanGiug freights must he prepaid.
/. =. TATUM. General Agent.
Office: Compauy's wharf, Rockets, and SOB har
I
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PATENT AGENCY.
ON COMMISSION
AND CORRESPONDING r
in connectioIhwilh my business as dealer In
PIG-I S.

have opened PURCHASING AND COkRE-
SPENDING DEPARTMENT., through Wnica iatr,
needle to a steam-engine purchased ana III
to them Articles not otanabe In Ricoa9 Ml.
fully answered. or Information furnished Ut very
small expense. ,.,, will ,,,,.o mo
Ladies OF taste and close buyers WIZ make Inc
purchases i'm that department.
ne ori1inaI bills aoiH be furnished lcith euch
purchase. No chargefor parchaStng..
T,vanrv-six years' e1perience O manufacturer
In Richmond together with mercantile training I'm
New York city In early lIfe will insure to orders
Address fenclosing two stanps) all communlca-
tions TO ASA SNYDER,
au Observation-Disclosures Richmond, Va.
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RICHMOND AND PETERsHrEIl
RAILROAD COMPANY. I
AUGUST G. 1871, tsar'
" on this road will run Is follow:
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH.
1925 A. NJ, THROUGH NAIL daily: eoast''i"i
for Charleston. Augusta. 'st'm1'.>7-
vannah, Raleigh, Atlant1, MAJ
Montgomery. Mobile, Sew Orleans,
and all points South amt s"uh"ti;
also connects At PesAr.hY: win! iHG
Atlantic, Mississippi AMI ONO raiIr"4!
for Lynchburg. FarmriIlc, and other
local stations on that road making
same time - by any other ltn". ihi
train stops only ut Manchester AMI
Chester
l:10p. NJ, ACCOMMODATIONS Gay iet .r,i
sunday. Passengers tAkigy his ira"
will make Glaze connection 81 Pri"r>'
burg for Norfolk, and At Norfolk ni!A
splendid Bay-line stclinrr> Ter BARI
more. Philadelphia aui "" ioh.
and with the Old Dominion steamer
for New York stopping ~ Al regular
stations signal.
5:25 p. d., FREIGHT daily Except sunday VIE
coach attached.
lO.55P.M NJ. THROUGH MAIL daily tcrccut >nH-
davl, connecting Tor Weldon ialr!sh.
Wilmington, and Charleston. Pn1.InA"
secping-c'ar Tor Wilmington ana ne
South.
LEAVE PETERSBURG North.
6:33 A. NJ, THROUGH Mai. daily te2ceri -nn-
day., connecting with I;ichmona, tFct.
cricksDurg anO Potomac railroad !"s
all points North East. and Wcnt.
lI:I0 CONSOLIDATION TRAIN daily irN-
cept sunday with passenger coach AL
taChpt.
3:2e r. II. THROUGH MAFI. daily. CONNECTING
with Richmond. Fredericksburg Anl
PotoLrxc railroad for all points ti's
and " est. Also, making ciG,e c"nnrc-
ton With the chesapeake ana oA!?
railroad for the Virginia SPRING aEl
all points North and West. This tfAll
stops only II Manchester.
s:lO =, H., FREIGHT TRAIN daily Except san
dayl, with passenger coach attached.
This Is the only line running double daily HsA
from Richmond South.
Passengers for Clover Hi conncc! ut Chcr'''
daily, except Sunday.
SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAINS
will leave Richmond 1T Q A. NJ. and o:3O l. VI
every Sunday till further notice.
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg viii saE' iFoH
20 a A. SHAW. Superiutcu's
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