davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-10-24
by Richardson & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auct!onecrS'
lll3 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF ONE-HALt
RS6WN AS AS TIE :vIRGIMLA P "a BON
sME6 r II TIE PROPERLY GERT OF nE k!Ef;
visions of Iced of trust bearing date the III Gay
of November 1875 duly record tb rv e Of Rich
mond. from r. ". N. holland to the undersigned,
trustee shall. rs trustee In said deco, DclnE re-
Iuired So to do BY the bense9Tya !ere rob Se
go, 1877. at ~ o'clock NJ, at the Office OF said
Newspaper corner OF Main and Tenth streets snP;
salrs in the Ely OF Rlcm foos snf W.T. Being
j. C. Fcltherstonc by deed bearing same date with
this decd and recorded in the clerks office OF the
tI,ancery Court of the city of Richm ond-to wit !:
All Of his night, title. and interest IN ana TO lne
name, goodwill and paironage OF inc nd hseMSpI n az
The VIRGINIA PATRON, 1t being one half thereon,
together with the following stock and material-to
j" ! font PRIMER TYPE, weight 25e pounds;
/ font NONPAREIL TYPE,
i font BLACk-FACE TYPE, weight 25 pounds
: SfSFES:bSSf55'
SShh Shelf GHTSi
CLOSET,
Q CHAsEs.
80 pounds OF LEAD,
DASH. ADVERTISING, and PARALLEL
RULES, of Patron length; ,
IRON TE SIRE co SIC ESgTflaSAs win
BRASS REGLETs for1head, and HEADLINE
BRASS REG LET'S.
S300. with Interest thereon from the 4th Of No
vember 1876 the residue on such terms as shall DC
announced at h Iha lS :, l. HOLIDAY Trustee
RICHARDSON l. Co., Auctlonecrs. oc II
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-10-24
by Richardson & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctlonecrs,
ll13 Main street.

4 RARE CHANCE TO BUY 4 FIRST
THE Fest LIABILITIES IN RICHMOND VERY
LOW.-The owner having determined 10 sell at
very low price. we shall offer by auction. ON the
premises on THURSDAY, October %. 1S77. at
O'Clock +. NJ, that VALUABLE AND hr'rRAC-
TIVE BRICK DWELLING AND LOT No 400
Eleventh street, between Marshall ana cay. win
basement and three stories above. containing ten
rooms handsomely finished with white marble man. :
tel. and Other modern improvements. and wing In
the rear containing six rooms. including kitchen and
servants rooms, with bathroom (hot anu cold wa,
teri &C., all finished with an eye to convenience anu
durability without regard 70 cost. Such an 0ppoI.
tunity for an investment Is seldom offered III me CITY
OF Richmond, and those who fail to attend TINS SAFE
cannot fail TO regret It, should the property not SCH
for more than the price which the owner Has de'er
mined to take for it.
TERMS: One third cash; balance In six apd twelve
months negotiable notes given for the deferred pay
mcnts with interest added and secured by deed OF
trust. hlChahD"o., ~ 49,.
AuClloHc'TS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-10-24
By Robert 3. Lyme,
Peal Estate Agent and Auctionecr.
1912 Main street.

DESIRABLE, CONVENIENT. AND
~ VEL CONSTRUCTED, FIRST-CLASS
FRANKLlN-STREET RESIDENCE, CORNER
OF SHAFER STREET, FOR SALE AT PUB
Lie AUCTION.--By request of the owner Rev. A:
f. Dickinson (who has purchased the residence OF
the Rev. James b. Taylor opposite),I Will sell upon
the premises, at public auction, on THuRSDAf the the
25th day of October, 1877 at ~ O'Clock T. NJ. the
above-dcscribed truly valuable and convenient
FRAME RESIDENCE. The main house Is two
and-a-half stories high, and contains ten rooms
with gas, water, and the usual conrenienees In
dwelling of this class, aud Is comparatively new,
having been built about SIX years. The Kitchen ~ Is
detached, and contains four rooms, &c. The
parTors have large bay-wlndows. and are lifted mp
with fine chandeliers and marble mantels This
residence Is situated In most excellent netghbor-
hood-sccond to none in the city, beside being so
near to Monroe Park. The street-cars run within q
short distance of the door and afford constant com
municatlon with the business portion OF the CITY.
This Is certainly one of the few desirable dwellings
now for SALE and being on the proposed EXTENDED
Franklin avenue Is bound TO greatly increase us
yalne The lot has front Of So feet on Frankin
street. and runs back $50 feet on Shafer street 10
wide alley. ,,.
TERMS: One fourth cash: residue upon credit
OF six, twelve, eighteen, and twenty-four months,
the purchaser to give negotiable notes, with legal
Interest added from the day OF sale, aud to I've Sc
cured by a trust-deed. ROBERT Is. LYME,
or ii * Auctioneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-10-24

You may talk rs much as you please
about man being able to accomplish any
thing he undertakes il he sets about it in
earnest. We demur. When it comes to
scratching the back dead square between
the shoulders a fat man has to let out the
Job. He may pierce the ocean wave with
the lightning's flash, make fraud an hon.
ored profession, get up a telephone that
will carry Russian names without bending
the wire, but he comes to an impossible
stone fence sometimes Cincinnati Brede-
fast Table.
care you really happy? and wouldn't
you like to be bachelor again =, asked o
Newark bachelor the other day OF q, mar.
ried friend, who eSpoused beautiful girl
only q year ago. nHappy!" echoed the
benedict; .sHappy! Why, OF course Pm
happy, and wouldn't change back again for
oil the world. But say, Fred, let me give
you another piece of advice: Don't be a
blasted fool and get married. You hear
me ?"- Exchange.
An exquisite, leading dog by string,
lounged up to the ticket-ofiice window Of a
railway station last week and inquired:
Must I--aw-takc ticket for puppy ?'
He was naturally both surprised and an
noyed when the ticket-seller answered, in q
slightly bewildered tone, after a moments
reflection. No, You can travel as an ordi-
nary passenger 81.
We never saw such sudden and inconso-
liable grief as was exhibited In the market
this morning by man who paved over q
whole box Of Hi. Kieinhan's bnll.peppcrs
to pick out half q dozen, and then under
took to rub a speck out Of Ills right eye. IL
4 lie had Lost drove OF rich nneles he couldn't
lxAx.1 a ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-10-24

DUBLIC SALE.-V A L y A B L Z
STEAM MILLS FOR GRINDING SUMAC:
BARK, CORN, AND PLASTER: SITUATED At
I L0HisA Mil MILLING An And MASUFACTURING
COMPANY, having determined to close their bust,
ness offer for sale their valuable properly oeatsa
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad, sixty-two miles from
Richmond and fourteen miles from GordonSYiIie.
having been erected new only six years ago. and the
establishment was up TO July lst III actl'e opera
ion The mill Is hregst0FY tEhe s99a6
forming T, also covered with Tin. On 4 line Win
the mill, and attached, is two-and-l-half story
frame warehouse 150x3O, capable OF storing SIX
sheds, SC. In the engine-house IS q ncVer-IaiLnE
well, yielding al ample supply OF water 70 run aii
smother we'll on the premises, kept as reserve Inc
machinery includes 4 thirty-horSe power portable
snsne Du sa by raSHfL rep with The
tachments complete-capacity, two tons III Twelve
hours; Bark Mill lkeys!Gne IS,srnl IN WORKING ing
tons Lly Corn Nil, four. foot Esopns stones win
boiling attachment-capacity, one hundred bushels
I'm twelve hours; Plaster Mill, four-foot french
blrrs with crushcr complcte-capacity, fifteen tons
It is Seldom that such an opportunity Is offered to
purchase Z manufacturing concern complete ana
ready for business with all It's brands, goodwill &c
The company have always found q market for all
their productions. and their brands OF Sumac anu
Bark stand 4 No. in all the northern cities.
Persons wishing to engage In safe and profitable
business requiring only moderate capital are m
vted to inspect the property: and full Information
will be given by addressing the undersigned
The property will he sold ut auction, on the prem
iscs, on MONDAY November II, 1877, ut II
O'Clock NJ.
At the same time and place will be offered for sale
s,lndry TOOLS and FIXTURES, including FAIR
HANKS SCALES. HAY and CATTLE-SCALEs,
of the largest size and improved nattern -, -.
Also, o tons BEST BLUE WINDSOR PLAS-
TER. unground. 49,,
For terms or any other information, which Will be
= II. W. MURRAY,
j. W. DAVIS,
}. G.. CAMMACk.
Committee,
Louisa Courthouse, Va.
LOUISA COURTHOUSE, october IL, 1877.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-10-24
Tha, Gas-WclI Up in Hancock County
West Virginia.

"
rost Saturday. whilst in New Cumber-
,,n,, we visited the friedrich Works OF
Tnssrs. Smith, Porter Il Co., known as the
Cl;ston Works, and through the pollteneSs
~ James Porter. Esq, were shown the true
inwardress OF the brick business as seen
nv raslicht. The gentlemen compos..
;nc the above firm, with their well
known so.aheadiveneSs, have arranged
tbo Clifton Works so that almost the
whole process OF manufacturing brick
;s done with gas. They have laid pipes
from the ras-well, at the mouth OF Deep
Ont run, a distance OF 1900 feet. to the
above. named establishment, and, besides
r,,nn,rr their machinery by gas, they also
drv and burn the brick with 1t. The first
E;in WAS started up last Wednesday; and
IT the time we were there it was still burn
inc. and. as Mr.. Porter informed us, with
every indication Of marked success.
The gas is brought directly from
the well, portion OF the way
through three-inch and the part next the
works through four-inch pipe. Inc gas
comes from the well with sufficient force to
carry it any required distance, ana Mt.
Porter states that it is much better than
passing through q gasometer, as It IS per-
fectly drv and not so liable to cause the
pursuing Vi tuC pipcos AaS S.~' ~
duced into the kilns by a pipe about
foot long and an inch and halt in diane.
ter. one at each arch, and the amount OF
heat desired is gagged by what is called
a globe valve. The main pipe extends
entirely around the kiln and the short pipes
extend through an oriice Immediately IN
front OF each arch. The pipes running I'M
der the floor OF the playhouse are only an
inch in diameter, but afford sufficient heat
for drying purposes. The gas is introduced
under the boilers in the engine-room by a
nine extending the whele width OF the fur.
mace, which is perforated with two rows OF
holes, some an inch and others an eighth
OF an inch apart, and one match will set
things to boiling in less time than you
can saw scat. We congratulate our friends
smith. Porter & co. in their grand achieve
ment, and predict that in very short pc
riod cord-wood and coal will be unknown
in a brick-yard. When the entire WORKS
are in operation the whole supply OF gas Is
consumed, but when not working, waste
pipe, which will be fifty feet high, erected
on the bank of the river, will carry OIL the
gas, and also furnish grand light TO the
residents along the river.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-10-24

The intense excitement OF the populace
in Paris Just before the late elections caused
political demonstration even in the Theatre
Francois. 1t was a one-act drama called
ala Joie Fait Pcur," written without
thought OF politics, by F. E. de Girardin,
that brought on the demonstration: The
drama is about mother who is informed
that her only son is dead. Sympathizing
friends tell her that the news may not be
true. She replies that she read the notice
OF her sons death in an official Govern
ment report, and that the Government
would not issue what was untrue. After
she has repeated this remark several times
the simpleton OF the play retorts: g But the
Government may deceive ITSELF" No sooner
had the actor pronounced these words than
an old gentleman in the rarquet loudly
cried out, every true" In another second
the entire audience was upon its feet, and
shouted out its assent to the old gentleman's
remark with such q food Of cheering that
the play had to be. stopped for few mo-
ments
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-10-24
BY Frank D. Hill,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioncer,
l1OS Main street.

HANDSOME PARLOR FURNITURE,
AND KiTCiIEN FURNITURE. PAINTINGS,
STATUARY, &C., &C.. AT AUCT1ON.-At the re-
quest of Mrs. L. A. Smith, who Is declining mousse
SOo. corner Leigh and Eighth streets. on THURS
DAY, October 25th, 1877, at IL O'Clock a. NJ Inc
following property: nr,,cz 1,r,rrS
one large CHAIR. six small CHAIRS covered
with Maroon velvet. ROSEWOOD ETAGER
with MARBLE-TOP and large MIRROR. two
large FRENCH-PLATE MIRRORS with MAX
MoREEN ana LACE CURTAINS.
CORNICE and WINDOW:sHADES;
VELVET and TAPESTRY CARPETS;
STAIR-CARPETS and RODS;
OiL-PIINTINGS, MARBLE STATUES and Or
One sa nm Of iRSoSEwOoD CHAMBER FURNITURE;
P i'Ie 70 Il i sPRfNG G BEDsTEAD;
ROSEWOOD SPRING LOUNGE;
RECEPTION-CHAIRS covered In REPS;
WALNUT and COTTAGE CHAMBER SETS with
LOuN aGhES and SINGLE BEDsTEADs;
HAIR and SHUCk MATTRESSES:
G 6Ga tEfGH fETs;Y CLOCK;
eHAiFsi MAiI0GA ) J, sEp TH;: R;5GK ,sr
WALNUT DESK: SAFE,
Dozen 5cn CANE CHAIRS, OFFICE-CIIAIRs,
S II Nki; GtA sTEb and W eeRITHsGRkEN1;
MAkBLE. .N IRON. and STONE URSs and
FLOWER-VASES:
Usual variety Of KITCHEN FURNITURE;
No. COOKING-STOVE:
TENDERS and SUMNlER-PlECEs.
TERMS Cash, or sixty days note, with Satisiac-
tory cndorser' interest added; HILL auc,,oneer
Sole by HILL & ANDERSON, AuctiOHecrs. DC ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-10-24
Ey +. W. Powell. Aucttonccr,
1924 Main street.

DEREMpTORY SALE OF A STOCK
/ OF GROCERIES, DRY GOODS, BOOTS AND
0ES, CROCKERY, GLASSWARE, &C, At
AUCTION-By request Of the owner, VINO mas &c
cliued business will sell ut my store on
DAY. oath instant. ut 10 O'Clock, his ENTIRE
STOCK without reserve conststingoi
RACOE-Hams and Shoulders;
MACKEREL and HERRINGS.
GREEN aud BLACK TEAS.
81 CARR. and SAL. SODA.
GROUND and GRAIN PEPpEK, co1,Err
GROUND, GREEN. and TOASTED CoffEE'
LIGHT and BROWN SUGAR. ,ox,re
SALT, MUSTARD. BROOMS, SgGAR- HQ JIHE
CLUTHES-PINS. WASHBOARIS, BLUlN''
TOBACCO-KEIYES. CURRICOMBS,
SCALES and WEIGHTS,
-Four barrels FIRE-PROOF PAINT; in Fact
almost every article l n ans s eToceFs Hue
pLSTES. CUPS and SAUCERS,
SHALLOW and DEEP DISHES.
TOY CUPS and SAUCERS. BOWLS.
NAPLES, TUKEENS. PITCHERS,
CHAMBERS. COVERED DISHES,
RAKERS' TEA-POTS, &c.
GLASS DECANTERS. BEER-MuGS.
TUMBLERS, 6OBLETS, SALTS, BuItEhS'
PHESEKyE-DISHES,& &C.; a- ,,c
ROOTS and SIIOES-Misses' Leather, Morocco, Sail,
and Goat Boots and Shoes; fine Misses ana LaaleS
Colored aud Lasting Slippers and Caters; Men
and Bows Calf and Kip Boots and Shoes; three very
fine CAL FSKIES: also HOOKS and EYES: HOSl-
EPY GLOVES, SPOOL-COTTON, -PARASOLS,
PAINT and other BRUSHES, &C.; together WIN
many other articles too numerous to mention. Inc
whole to be sold without reserve. and IN lots 10 suit
the trade zoe 23I j.. W. POWELL. Aucuonccr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-10-24
BY Robert b. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
1872 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THREE
WITH fiG COOP LOT TO EACH. SITUATED On
NEW OR TWENTY-FIRST STREET BETWEEN
SHORT AND PLEASANT STREETS. UNION
HILL, BY AUCTION.-In pursuance OF decree
Of the Chanccry Court OF the city Of Richmond, IN
the cause Of Rountree Us. Rountree therein penang
upon the premises, at public auction, on TUESDAY
NEXT the 3olh day Of October i; ls 81 d as
O'Clock NJ the pronsry deSer6ea ID SAG cGcTe
water. &c. Each house Is In very good repair, and
contains four rooms, and have good fronts and
dentbs running back to n wide alley. These houses
are we'll built, and are occupied by Messrs Walford
Flournoy, and others, and at I'LL times command
good rents.
at four eight and twelve months, with six per cent
interest aided to notes. and the title withheld unit
ali the purchase-money is paid and conveyance
ordered by the court. .,,
ROBERT B. LYME, Auctoneer. oc24
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-10-24

SLIGHTLY MISSED IT.-A young woman
on west Adams street read some time ago
OF the cutting courtesy with which 4
Duchess once silenced a presumptuous
youth who was about to light cigar in her
august presence. ais smoking disagree
able to YOU, madam" said the p. y. -
do not know, sir; no one has ever smoked
in my presence" answered the naughty
dame. "That'll be u bully good thing to
say some day." said the young woman to
herself; and hast week she got chance 10
rinritin on gentleman who said to her: 81
beg your pardon-is smoking distasteful to
vou:" 81 do not know" she said, with
ineffable statelness, emo one ever asked
ME before. CHICAGO Tribune.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-10-24
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.
BY Richardson &.Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctionecrs,
1113 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
l. AND ATTRACTIVE BRICK DWELLING
ON THE. NORTHWEST CORNER OF MAIN
AND FOURTH STREETS BY AUCTIN.-By
virtue of the provisions of deed Of trust bearing date
the 18th day of july 1876, from the grantor therein
named tn tile undersigned trustee, duly recorded IN
the clerks Office Of the Chanccry Court or The city
Of Richmond, to secure the payment of the obliga-
ton of debt mentioned In said deed. default having
been made I'm the payment thereof. shall as trus-
tee I'm the deed aforesaid being required so 10 90 D!
THE holder of said obligation Of debt sell by auctlo
Pupon the premises, on TUESDAY the SUN gay Oh
October, i877, at O'Clock z. d., subject to PRIOR
lion on said property from the grntor in said deed
of ~ 900 and interest thereon, that vALUABhE
LEAD. COLORED BRICK DWELLING, win
three-storics and attic containing ten rooms; large
Kitchen: stable. carragc-house, and lot ~ ny tZo
feet with an alley In the rear IL ieet wlde, Oh he
Northwest corIerof Main and Fourth streets.
TERMS: Cash rs to the expense OF exeCulias VIE
trust and to nav off the sum of 81 900 with Interest,"
thereon from the 18th day Of July, 1877 ana inc
residue on such terms rs the grantor, MS execu,
tors administrators, assigns snail prescriDc anu
direct feel authorized, however to say tiiat INC
said lien OF $4,000 can he paid In two equa insGii,
ments ut one and two years. WITH interest ~ cs,
ner cent per annum. payable semi .annuaily .iis
interest now due said sum or S4,OOU 10 pc ptiu ~
cash the residue Of said purchase-moncy 10 DC PAL.
In Six months from the day of said sale, the pur
cbasr giving negotiable note therefor, with interes
added all the deferred payments to be secured ny
decd OF trust on said property, and poncy Oh ~
slrance 10 be given thereon rs further security io
SAID circuit p"sihe"J J. A. RICHARDSON, Trustee.
prcu,pDSoS e Co., AuctioneerS. DC ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-10-24
AUCTION sALEs..Future Days.
by Robert d. Lyme,
Real Estate AuctioHeer.
1912 Main street.
AND EXTRA DESIRA'
DIE BROAD-sTREET PROPERTY.S SOUTH
WEST CORNER OF SECOND STREET.
FOR SALE PUBLIC AUCTION.

farm, snail SELL upon the premises, Mt O'Clock Z.
H.. on FRIDAY NEXT the goth =, Gay 81 r Oet9e S;
DWEI LINGS Standing upon that mos. desirable
LOT of sixiy-vc feet front on Broad streel, WHICH
are now yielding aDout 5000 per annum.
This Is what Is well known rs the BracKett pro-
ncrtv. and is now for the first time In thirty years
placed upon the market for sale; and the local2I;
with the prospect OF increased value makes 1t really
one of the rarest chances 10 parties TO invest on
BROAD street The property will bc divided ana soli
in separate lots, thus giving all parties change ~
Tins extremely wel-located property. The LUZ
runs back good depth.
SpecIul attention Is called TO this SALE
TERMS: One third cash balance ut SIX, twciTc
and eighteen months. with six per cent interest and
negotiable notes secured by a trust-deed.
oc 90 ROBERT d. LYME. Auctioncer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-10-24
BY Richardson & Co..
Real estate Agents and Auctioncers,
No. lib Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A VAL
" UABLE LOT OF LAND. WITH SNAIL
FRAME TENEMENT THEREON. On THlR1
TIFTIj STREET. BETWEEN LEIGH AND NJ
STREETS, BY AUCTION.-By virtue Of decree
Of the Chancery Court of tile city OF Richmond en-,
tered October 49, 1877, in the suit of Seal u.s. Wood
and others, shall, rs special commissioner therein
appointed. sell 10y aueion On the premises; on
WEDNESDAY, October "a, 1871, ut o'ci 1Sk l.
FRhMED< TEN EMENT thereon, fronting 81 by
90 feet on the west side OF Thrteth street. between
Leigh and III streets, being tho same properly OF
which b. w. Seal died seized. "
TERMs: One third cash balance in six and twelve
months negotiable notes given for The deferred pay,
mcnts with interest," added, ana title retained until
the whole purchasc-money is paid and conveyance
ordered by the court. D. &. RICHARDSON
Special Commissioner.
RICHARDSON Co., Auctionccrs. oc 10
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-10-24
BY George S. Vaslon & Son,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
No. Z Tenth street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF AN UNDIYI-
i DED ONE-FIFTH INTEREST IN EIGHT
CAI.iED "KEsWICK;, LYING on THE JAMES
RIVER, IN THE COUNTIES OF CHESTER
FIEI,D AND POWIIATAN.-As trustees In q Ger
tain deed Of trust dated 3Oth day of January 1877;
and duly recorded, given to secure two notes OF
S3O(} each ut six and twelve months, and being re-
SSircd to execute said trust by the holder of the first
Of said notes, default having been made IN me pay.
meut thereof, we shall, on SATURDAY the 4th day
Of November 1871 at o'clock A. NJ in fl frqnt Of
mond proct cd to sell said undivided one-fth inter.
est in the valuable esia!e kn1R rs sI EI
ACRES more or less lying the james river In the
counties of Chesterfield and Powhatan rms p5g1P
Ing It. also Tor the WOOD and TIMBER. There Is
also some fairgrounds attached, and number Oh
bindings on it, some of them brick.
TERMS: Cash as to so much rs will pay tX penses
of sale and pay the note for 5000 due July Spn
as TO The residue which viii he made known on day
of sale GEORGE S. VASHON,
- JAMES ". NORTON,
oco1 Trustees.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-10-24
RICHMOND AND PYTEE>grEGJ
RAILROAD CpMpASr. (
iMENCNG SEPTEMBER -. Isl
j trains on this road will run rs follows:
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH,

" trains on this road will run rs follows:
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH.
723 A. NJ. THROUGH MAIL daily. connecting
for Charleston Augusta, Columbus, "a
vannah, Raleigh. Atlanta. Macon,
Montgomery. Mobile. New orleans,
and all points South and South west !;
also CONNECTS al Pctcrshur. With the
Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio railroad
for LynchhGrg. Farmvilr. and other
local station, on that road, ul1kins
same time ~ hy any other liH'. This
train stops only ii Manchester and
Chester.
loop. NJ, ACCOMMODATION daily tcXccp;
Sunday. Passengers t,klH. tn, train
will make close connection al Peters
burg inr Norfolk, and Al Norfolk with
spIcuIid EaY-lue steamers tor TIi'l
more, Philadelphia. AMI New iUln,
and with tie Ola Dominion steamer,
for New York. stopping n al regular
stations on signal.
5:25 p. A., FREIGHT daily teXccp; sunday, VIZ
coach attached
1883 p. NJ. THROUGH MAI. daily t"Nc"1t SUR
fay). connecting Tor Nrll.un Raleigh,
Wilmington. and Charleston. Pullman
sccping-car for Wilmington and the
South.
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH.
6:33 A. ~, THROUGH NAIL daily except sun
day), connecting with Richmond, Fred
cricksbnrg AMI Potion &c railrold FOR
all poinls North. East. and West.
ll:2o \. ", ACCOMMODArlOST daily ''t'
ccpt sunday with passenger coach at
goo p. M. THROUGH MAI, daily. connecting
with Richmond, fredericksburg and
Potomac railroad tor all points East
and West. Also. making close c"nnec-
ton with the Chesapeake and ONO
railroad for the Virginia Springs and
ali points North and West This trAin
stops only NJ Manchester.
STOP. NJ. FREIGHT TRAIN daily Except sun.
day., with passenger caach attac,Ti.
This Is the only line running double "iill IF''h
from Richmond South.
Passengers for Glover IIlll connect Al tLe'%f
daily Except Sunday by taking the 90 T. NJ Tran"
SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAINS
will leave Richmond ut 0 a. VI. aud 500 T. 81
every Sunday I'LL further notice.
All, TRAINS leaving Petersburg will start irolS
the Appomattox depot. e...,.,..:,,.,,
jc9 y. SIl.N W 1, sup.t NV =