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THE CREDITORS.

There Is = dissatisfactltia among aomc icpost
tors Of tho ruined State Savings Institution
with Col. Abnrr Taylor rs Receiver. Tho
rcasous for tlls arc, first. TINT he was
selected hy President Spencer be.urc lls
sudden departure, anil, second. hccansc he isnot
known to tho majority Of tic drposltors. The
matter OF having another Assignee chosen was
the the,nc of considerable discussion smon3
numerous Of tho unfortunate losers yesterday.
while others alleged TINT Col. Taylor wa. IN
fitted for the position ou matter OF principle.
THO question, Ut having nlurc acceptable mai
appointed In Ills stead was talked Of, and III
formal saac'1ses N were ea !e,a; ssyersl attornsys
proceedings should 10 instituted to hare Col.
Taylor fcmoycd. The mhplc matter was finally
decided to be left TO = committee.
Lat evening, Il, accosdanee with the aboyo
ideas,
MEETING or pkposiTon.
waa held In Printers Untun Hall, t1,rner of
Randolph and Clark streets. Gc9EKc f.. Iiu]ctt
VT. saca yen TO- ptssae %h 9qa u h,1, 4: an'Ga
laucthG was stated. i was alleged that Cul.
Abncr TAYLOR WAS not chuscn Assignee In tho
tatstcss Of tho dcposttora. but ID hide tina
lttth deposltor that Col. Iaylor was not hcsu.i
rubrhaelt, aud therefore, II for m othrr reason,
wholly untitled for tl!c responsible position. 1t
Wat 14ftAef s!9teu t!!at hc Rtiutu hnt, ant
could uut manipulate the securities of tho baHE
70 u 10 bring the. most mOney T., tho
I,art dcposltoFs. Wllat WA wanted wos !
indh Ut 1Falna unl intc'l!ccnre. 0ne who tah
aaEactty aud fuErslclt. aIltl who was too we'll
kHown to lo suspcStc1 VI wrong. and Wn.
would work wholly tu tho interest OF thu dcpos-
'iturt. The matter waa disguised At great
lcn1th, aud tinalsy NessIs. flnle;t. Manlon.
aud Bonncil were appointed acon,n!ttcc To taku
legal stcps to hare Col. Abncr raslnr removed
HSONl Ills pU6tIQD u ASatEUEH, The following
, 1877-08-30
'or WHAT po'EHosE coLLATBsALs, CONSIST,
Colonel" asked TRIBUNE reporter, pointing

"or WHAT po'EHosE coLi.ATHHAta CONSIST,
Colonel" asked a TnlHusE reporter, pointing
10 tho second item In the 1lst Ut hsacts,
"Thst Il Just what can't tcll rs yet" waa
tho tcply. 1--WE havn't touched tho papers III
tho vaults, md don't mean to until nc get
through thu work Ne have In hand. TlIe assets
are there, aud they're going to stay. What. 1
m trytnE to do is to see II eau gather III aty.
"To bc soaewhat inousittyo, Colonel. ha.
Is the particular thing YOU are after nuwt''
"T4a bank otfiecfs' prtyute atcountt. What
! walit to scc ts II hctlser they haVe taket Aty-
thing to which they haln't tleaF title, anu u I
necessary .ncasures to get my hands omit or
"Do you know anything about
THOSE MOUTH pARk BONDS,
put In 1t $l3l, ,000t ARE they Wl3era anybody run
get!at them without N int'nlto amount ot tFou-
"As I s.td before, ! haven't touched tho
papers, but ! was told thls morning that al but
IS collatsrals for nloncy borrowed 70
a5na al August. A h!oksr, Mr. Wrssn. toil
me that. aud shouldn't wonder It ia and It 70
when tume ~ look It the papers"
And thu Colonel returned to hia ta4utsttion
Into tho private accounts Of the bank officers.
Lie remained at the bank with Als assistants Ill
tue afternoon up 10 O'Clock, during which time
"Ia~ ~ -, ...soEa.;ns. ~. I.',,.ar1 Tn.,
f.n,m,s, ~ss ,isnn,x.fut ~ - M 1uJinv ~h.t ~
s-tnor ar,ctn1 stuia dts a." rf1.,.,.. ~
t.t;ans 'i.,,ss l.. s,,.nsr
" i,t ~, aa,.s.t,1 *. ,,+s,1.,- t,.t.s
that Kcntlenan's ncspnnls Irotn the tlsnc tlc 1e-
III ~ ~ nd sr,hin s,,t;1, III,
tnnsv W III. srssran.hrs nd thn h."ia ~
liz .annositfun iIes in thu TT thai
ahc, a."n'rr csms m. t,hirsro +. hsf
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49, ,ahaif, ILL., t,"t tnnm,ss. ~ t,or.s.a.;
au So,pss ,. .i e1 o,ia - ~ ~ ossa.ex ~ sntn
tt inon ~ .ira~ ~, sr"n. ,a5 na5 h.nts. fanf
1,1 - ~ ,s 1,ohts Wv h4,;so tau1 LII
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.aAo sno so - ~ ~ ~. sus touM .ae tI..s teau
~ suu ~ "uas It. h!n5si IT,, ~ ~ nouku. o!1u.
-. atu ~ -, u1u H. 80 "1 ~ =. @ w -. ~ sIe
Mnete hna l'o" ne Eos tAs monc5 10 paJ toF aA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-22

The Hon. B. +. Wade'S tender soiicitude
for the colored man in his 1" bitterness-of-
soul" letter has prompted some inqulsltive
person to search Mr.. Wade's record and see
il he has always been so anxious on the SUBJ
iect. A speech which he delivered in the
Senate in 1860 has been disinterred, in
which this suggestive paragraph occurs !:
"There is in these United States race OF
men who are poor, weak, uninfluentlal, IN
capable of taking care OF themselves; L
mean the free negroes, who are desplsed oy
all, repudiated by all; outcasts upon the
face of the earth, without any fault OF theirs
that I know Of; but they are the victims
of a deep-rooted prejudice, and l do not
stand here to argue whether that pre-
judice be right or wrong. l know
such to be the fact; it is there immova-
BILE. It is perfectly impossible that these
two races can inhabit the same place and
be prosperous and happy. see that this
species Of population are Just as abhorrent
to the southern States, and perhaps more
50, than to the North. Many OF those States
are now, as think, passing most unjust
laws to drive these men OF, or TO subject
them to slavery. They are f1ocking now
into the free States, and we have objections
to them" AS a remedy. Mr. Wade advo-
Gated sending the blacks to the tropics,
where, as the Liberia experiment has sbown,
they would soon become extinct.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-22
by Goddin, Warren & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. l1O6 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
L RESIDENCE AND FARM Earn n !, THE IM slIL
ATE VICINITY OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND
By virtue Of deed Of trust executed BY William Il.
Richardson on the 21st day Of July. 1870, and re-
corded In the clerks office of Henrico County
Court, ! shall as trustee under. said deed, sell
on THURSDAY the Gath day of May, 1877, at
o'clock p. n. on The premises, ut public auc.
ton, to the highest bidder. all that TRACT OR
PARCEL OF LAND on which the late
General William II; Richardson once resided t:
lying and being In the county OF HenricO about
three and half miles above the city Of Richm ond,
and bounded on the north by the Westham plank
road, on the west by the land once owned by Well
ington Goddln, OH the south by James river and on
the east by the land once owned by John "A. ana
Alexander D. Hutcheson, and containing ONE
HUNDRED ANO FORTY-TWO ACRES, be INC
same more or less. On this farm Is BklGh
DWELLING-HOusE with ak rooms, and . brick
Kitchen and wooden harm and stable
Most OF this land Is very good, and about twenty
acres are low-grounds and exceedingly ieiaie "
About twenty acres OF IL consists of hne grove OF
trees 1t Is also believed that this land has on it
valuable quarry OF granite.
TERMs: Caeh as to $1,000. Terms OF paymssn.
for all over $1,000 will be made known on tss Gay
of sale. THOMAS y. = y ANS
my 1-sw1 &4&df6td trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-22

A short time ago couple OF Piute In
dams went to a certain store on Main street
and purchased the entire stock OF playing
cards contained therein. These they took
to their camp and marked, and then taking
them back to the store, and putting on that
look of misery which only an Indian knows
how to assume. whined out that they were
sheep broke" and offered to sell the cards
back for one fourth OF what they had
paid for them. The cards were purchased
back on these terms, and were subse-
quently purchased from the storekceper,
a pack at a time, by the Sheshone In
dams. The Piutes knew that the Shoshones
purchased their cards at this particular
store; and poor Mr.. Shoshone, unaware of
the Piute manipulation of the cards, pur-
chased them and played poker with the
willy Piute without suspicion that all was
not-as Governor Bradley would say" on
the dead squar." The result was that the
Piutes won all the money the Shoshones
possessed, and now there is weeping and
wailing and gnashlng of teeth, sackcloth
and ashes, and cheap hogadi" in the camp
OF the Shoshone.-Austin (Ner.) RcUeiHe.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-22

The RCnDkC VIEW AesF' -
.r,c pobbsc VINO has no toes
Had once many IS We 80, ,,.v ,,s, she,n
.s s, rcn,tcd, "Ftsh eddie .'c-s,eel"
nd hfs Aunt Joojska made him arinS
Tsyepder-waier Hinged WIN NM nns. .nou.s ~~
For she na.h,np O good for a pobble's toes ;"
Tho Robbie who has no toes
swan across tho Bristol channels
But before he set out he Wrapped las n"se
IN n niece OF scarlet eanne>.
rnr his Auut Jobtska said No sm<m
C rsT ees to his toes Il his nose l. warm.
Ard i,,s pcrfec,ly known that tcoo'es 'ofS
Are safe provided he m'nas MS '''Se"
,r,o p6bs,e SWAIN fast aud ~eE.
Aud when haass OF ships , saS, AZ h FL '"'
He ,inIlcdy- biukcdy.~tnStea os .,, .,..
So iha, an the world could near s.iu''
,nS al ,hr sailors and admirals cr,en,
When they saw W min f ser nss Aunt
RnncSle Cas- With crimson wh'ssers'
I'm, before he touched thu SHORE.
The shore OF the Rristos cnanm"-
A sea-yrcen porpotse carT.cu away
HIS wrapper OF scarlet aannSL
Ana when he came to observe his ler'' s-
EnrmcrIy rarnishcd with toes so neat
fIis fare at once became foriorn
I'm nero. living that all his toes "erc s'''''
And nobody ever knew. ,,,
From that dark day 10 the prssen''
Whose had taken the poohie ; ue>
In manner so far from pleasant
Whether the shrimrs. or s c. .s,n, a SrsE'
Orcrafty mcrmaids, stole tf,sfn AWAY
Sobo1y knew and nobody knows g., e~.,o.s
The Pohee who has no tees
was ,lsccd sn q friendly barr ,,,, nv
And tbev rowcd him hack. and carr'eo MN Wy
To his Aunt Johisks's park ,.
And She made him = feast al his earnest WISH
az eggs and buttcrculs fried w,th hsn, ,a ,,oxs
And She said " Its fact The whole worta Knows
! ha' fc"o'eS a. ''>'f tHarper's Bdsar.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-22
BY Frank ID. Hill.
Real Estate Agent and Auctionccr,
11OS Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO MEDIUM
SIZED BRICK DWELLINGS AND NICE
FRAME DWELLING ON Union HILL, 609'
Gil. AND 613,- ON TMEN EN-, :! ,!S BE- E
TION.-By virtue Of deed OF trust dated August
23. is72 and duly recorded In the clerks office of
Pichmond Chancery Court, Deci-lSook 90 {. page
AIS. default having been made In the Payment OF
the bond therein secured and at the request Of the
beneficiary in said deed, will sell at auction, on
premises. The above-deScribed PROPERTY. Two
Of the houses arc Of brick, and contain each six
rnon,s md Kitchen The other house IS q new frame
dwelling detached. with seven rooms, aud kitchen:
The whole property is In good condition and rented
rhc improvements on Church and Union Hills.
and the opening OF Twenty-third and Leigh streets
TO This point. will enhance the value of this property
very materially.
TERMS: While the deed requires cash as 10 bond
for $4,000, with interest from July l; ls12, more
WILLIAM L. COWARDIN, Trustee.
r,.Sp n HILL Auctionccr. my Is
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A Town with More Ofaacfais tnah
V0fETx.

from the New Orleans Iicayune.J
The good people OF the town OF Arcaala'
in, the parish OF Bienville, held an election
The other day for town officials, OF whom
there are about fifteen, all told. The num-
her Of votes cast for mayor was thirteen.
II appears, then, on the face Of the returns,
that there are more ofice-holders in Arcadia
than voters.
4 revolution or emeute in this communi-
IL would not. under the circumstances, oe
a feasible undertaking, for the reason that
the officials could turn out en- maSSe ana
successfully cope with the insurgents, and
overwhelm them by sheer force OF numbers.
when the Council is IN session at the Town
Hall the remainder OF the village would
have a deserted appearance save Tor the
women and children. This condition OF
affairs, however, is not without its advan-
taces. Squabbling for office will neceSsarli!
be limited, and extraordinary acquisition OF
wealth by officials out OF the question.
On election day third OF the thirteen
voters may act as commissioners and the re-
,nainder as constsbles, which does away
with any very serious danger OF riot.
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!, - er d a. ii ant, e,es out at Che other

Tor her to 90 III and etean out alt Che other
nations. rs s
When an ,lrchin Is seen seated upon the
roadside fence IN she early dawn weeping
as II his heart would brcak you may safely
conclude that the ctrcas is about leaving
town.
Tho Charleston Is. CO. Chamber OF Com,
merce sent q delegation to Columbia ana
nersuaded the Legislature to postpone tue
usury bill to the next session.
Don't let anybody fool you into ke DC
usf that we are to have a cold summer
Make your ice contracts now. 7>
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-22
BY Frank d. Hill.
Real Estate AuciioEecr and Agent.
l1QS Main street.

SALE OF A VALUABLE
4 FARM IN TIE COUNTY OF CHESTER
FIEI %. VA. FIVE MILES FROM MANCHES-
TER, At AUCTIoN.-ny virtue of deed OF trust
from William c. Mayo to the undersigned trustee,
dated July 30, 1874, and duly recorded In the
clerks Office Chesterfield County Court default av-
ing been made therein, and ut the request OF the
beneficiary therein secured VIII SCI at auction ON
O'Clock NJ. the FARM above mentioned, containing
ONE HUNDRED ANDSINTY ACRES OF GOOD
LAND. some of it excellent timber. This land adj
Joins the property of Jesse Whitehead and the
heirs of David Moore. Jasper Clayton and others.
aud lies partly The old Warwick road. and Is HE
same land conveyed to the said William c. Mayo by
jesse Whitehead and wife.
TERMS: Cash us to expenses Of sale and 4 note OF
but by consent mere favorable terms MAY be made
nj time of sale JOHN S. WISE, Trustee.
FRANK D. HILL, Auctionccr. my 6
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-22
by Robert b. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
No. 1912 Main street

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
i LITTLE MARKET AND TRICk,FARAi
THREE MILES EAST OF THE CITY, LfiSG !.
IMMEDIATELY ON THE NEWBRIDGE or
NiNE-MILE ROAD. ADJOINING THE BEAU:
TiFUL AND VALUABLE FARM OF CAPTAIN
BABCOCK AND OTHERS, AND IS KNOWN AS
4 PORTION OF THE JENNINGS ESTATE.aln
execution of certain deed of trust dated May 20
1876 recorded In clerks office of Henric0 county,
q. b. 81, p. 342, from John Thomas Nealc and wife
to ME as trustee shall, by request OF The holder OF
note described and secured by said deed, default
having been made In the payment Of same, sell, upon
the premises, 1T public auction, ut the hour OF
O'Clock 2. NJ. OH MONDAY the ZSth DAY OF May,
1877 the land conveyed in said deed, described rs
being IA 533-1000 ACRES, lying ON Nine-Mlle or
Sewbridge road, with FRAME DWELLING ana
other improvements thereon. The land lies well,
and the soil is good. and being located so near the
city presents good opportunity TO secure hlcc lit
tie farm near the ely. -
TERMS: Will be cash as to cost and expenses Oh
sale and q suffcicncy pay off the note OF 800 Sc
cured. with interest same from goth day ut NJ,
vembcr, SIC. till paid; residuc liberal terms Will
he annsunccd. III. u. taSSo.s.
nv 10-Tu&Th.d&tdts Irhslec.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-22
By Frank d. Hill.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
llOS Main street.

nEAIJTIFUL, NTRALL Y LO-
Is CATED. AND NEW MEDIUM.SIZED BRICK
DWELLINGS. Nos. COS. 507, AND 500 NORTH
TWELFTH STREET. NEAR CLAY, At AUC-
rIrN thn request of the owner, who has deter
mined nositiyeIy to sell, viii offer on TIL TUESDAY,
Nav 2 lth. at O'Clock T. D.. OH the premises the
seldom that such property is offered at auction. and
any one in want of model dwelling shGnld avail avail
iains seven rooms, besides kitchen with two rooms.
and was bull; in the most substantial manner and
out of the best materials that could be procnred by
and under the supervision OF careful architect.
Each HOUSE has brick .coal-vault In front, bath.
rooms. water-closets gas-fxtur',s complete, and
bells with good culrcrt connection.
The HOUSES are now we'll rented to 6rst-cass
tenants. This section Of the city has recently been
much improved by handsome dwellings, aud Is one
of the most desirable Hcighborhoods. As an invest
ucnt these IO USES offer great Inducements as they
arc easily rented, and will be sold low.
FRANK ID. HILL,
y1S1Q.o122.23.G24 Auctioneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-22
BY Frank -. Hill,
IIN 4 IIEIN E's ftI'FN
Real Estate Agent and Auctioleer,
HOS Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
/ RROOk-AVENUE PROPERTY AT AUG
TIOS-By virtue of L deed of trust from William
&. Luck to the undersigned trustees. duly recorded
In the clerks Office of Riclmnnd Chancery Court.
In Deadlock l07 B. page 3oS. and NJ the request
of the beneficiary therein secured. We will offer at
auction on SATURDAY, May &c. 1877. on the
premises. at ; O'Clock T. NJ That H "a! !, T
BRICK STORE and LARGE BRlCh DIV ELLlNG
attached. with the LOT fronting on Brook avenue
about l22 feet and having depth of about los feet
(morc or lcSSl.
This property was long occupied by John Clash as
= grocery and frcd-Sturc. and IS admirably adapted
for that business. 1t has recently undergone repairs
and is now in good order.
TERMS: Cash rs to expenses OF sale and note fOr
1925 with interest from January s, 1877; 1925
payable January S, 1878; 1925 payable JanuaI
S. 1879; 1928 payable january 8. ISSO; and me
NAV direct. Taxes for 1877 10 be paid by the pur-
chaser. FRANk D. MILLS, Trustees.
my lG JOHN C.. SHAFER.} ii
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-22
BY W. Goddiu,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer
Eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
i LOT. AND FRAMED DWELLING TMERE-
SETWEEN ADAMS STREET AND BROOK
hyESUE.-As trustee In certain deed OF trust
from Mr. n Tinsiey Pate. bearing date October 22,
1857. duly recorded In Richmond Hastings Court,
Shall In execution thereof, proceed TO sell a. pub
lie auction. OIL rhc premises, on THURSDAY me
"a IN of MAY 1877. at 6 O'Clock =. NJ, the REAL.
ESTATE conveyed by the said deed. fronting 90
feet on the south side Of Clay street. running back
I5o feet to an alley. having thereon a LARGE
0SE-STORY FRAMED DWELLING, now occu-
pied BY Sir. i. Samuel.
TERMS: Cash as to the expenses OF sale and 10
nav OF bond for $1,000. with all interest due
thereon and rs to the residue of the proceeds OF
sale on such terms shall be- announced at the hour
of sae. ,.,,,,
This property Is located III very desirable neigh
borhnod. W. G0DDIN.
NH 4 Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-22
by Robert u. Lyme
successor to Lyme & Brothcrl.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
1912 Main street.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A HANDSOM

TRUSTEES SALE OF A HANDSOME,
l. ATTRA GIVE. AND EXCEEDINGLY WELL.
CONSTRUCTED F!RST.CLASS F0ERosTIIQK.II
STREET. BETWEEN TENTH AND ELEVENTH
STREETS. NORTH SIDE.-As trustees named III
certain deed of trust from ?. G. Warwick, Esq.
dated May l3, 1874, of record III the clerk once
of the ChanceIy Court of Richmond, In ID: Is. lug
{. page 3S5. We shall, In pursuance or sald dceo
and BY request Of the holder of the second years
note dated MAY IL. 1874, payable two years after
date for the sum of S3,SOs. default having bce,
made In the payment thereof proceed to sell. upon
the premises. on TUESDAY. May %, 1877, at 8
O'Clock p. NJ. the ahove-describcd beautiful anu
magnificent RESIDENCE, now occupied by Miss
Charlotte {. Temple, containing about fourteen
rooms with wide hall through the centre, and bulii
in the best manner and of the costiest material
The stable has capacity for two horses and car
riages and is we'll built. All the most modern I'M
Droycnlcnts are in The house. and the Yards are
handsomely laid off with fine shrubbery. The LOT
fronts lO9 feet on Clay street and runs back TO q
wide alley.
TERMS: Enough in cash TO pay the costs OF sale
and two of the notes named IN said deed-to-wlt
One for So sos, due MAY a, 1875 and the Interest
from November Is, 1875, till paid: the other
note for 4.012, falling due May IA, and the
interest due thereon from that date to day OF SALE
and upon credits to the residue of purchase-lH-
ncy as follows: for S4.216 I'LL May IA, 1878
S4.42O TIL May II. 1879, and as to the balance
upon such credit us will be named at sale by the
Cranlor or in case Of his failure, by the trustees.
W. II. LYME.
my4 JOHN HOWARD, }
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-22
BY Richardson 4 Co..
Real Estate Agents and Anctioneers,
l1l3 Main street.

VALUABLE BRICK DWELLING AND
Y LOT ON TWENTY-NlNTH STREET. COR
NER of LEIGH STREET, FOR SALE BY AUG
TIOS.-We shall sell by auction. on the premises
on MONDAY the 2sth May. 1877, at 81 O'CLOCK T.
with six or seven rooms: kitchen. stable. and lot
fronting s2h feet on the west side of TwentI-n,nti
street corner OF Leigh street, and running pack DC
tween parallel lines 66 feet.
Terms: One third cash; balance In SIX and
twelve months. negotiable notes given tor the dc,
ferred Dayments, with Interest added. aud secured
NV . deed of trust RICHARDSON & CO.,
INV 90 1t13 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-22
RAILROAD LINES
my 2l-1r

RICHMOND AND PETERsBURGt
RAILROAD COMPANY.
COMMENCING MAY nth, 1877, trains
" On this read will run rs follows
72s NJ Lh 4ko TefS %a1 so %as connecting
- for Charleston, Augusta, Columbia. Sa-
vannah, Raleigh; Atlanta, , MHcon'
and all points South and South west !;
also connects ut Petersburg with the
Atlantic, Mississippi md Ohio railroad
for Lynchbdrg.. Farmville, and Other
local stations on THAT road. This train
stops only Al Manchester and Chester.
LOOP. ~, ACCOMMODATIONS daily. I'assen-
gers taking this trtln will make close
,..-s connection al Petersburg foI Norfolk,
and at Norfolk with splendid Bay-line
steamers for Baltimore Philadelphia
and New YORK, and with the Old Do
minion steamers for New York, stop
ping at all regular stations on signal.
GOO P. d.. FREIGHT daily tcxccpt Sunday, viii
l1:15P.M.. THROUGH MAIL daily Except Sum
day., connecting for Weldon. Raleigh.
Wilmington, CharIssion. Savannah.
and al points IN Florida. Pullman
sIccping-car for Wilmington and the
South.
sss A. M s4 THhouGm MA hHFT eacep, Mon
day., connecting with Richmond, Fred
ercksbury an6 Potomac railroad for
all points North. East. and West.
745 A. b.. FREIGHT TRAIN daily Except SUN.
1920 \. NJ, ACCOMMODATION, TRAIN, with
passenger coach attached.
7:10 P. IS. THROUGH MAI. daily. connecting
with Richmond. Fredericksburg and
Potomac railroad for all points East
aud West Sleeper attached, running
through. Also. making close conntc-
ton with the Chesapeake and OHIO
railroad for the Virginia Springs and
all points North and West. This train
stops only al Manchester and Chester.
This IS the only line running double daily train
from Richmond South.
Passengers for Glover Illl connect at Chester
daily, except Sunday.
SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAINS
will leave Richmond at 9 A. VI. and 5 i. ". every
Sunday til! further notice.
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg will start from
the AppOmattoS depot
nv Is A. SHAW. Superintendent.