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wonderru, E.eape seom peat.,.

Mr.. r D. Jameson, Southern Express
messenger, informs Us that the most won
derlul escape from instant death ne ever
had the fortune OF witnessing was made
by a colored man by the name OF Ben.
johnson, who was sleeping on trestie
that had been recently filed in between
Gainesville aud Lynchburg on the VIII
mington, Charlotte and Augusta railroad.
The engine to the train that left WIZ.
mington Friday night. August 20, Douna
for Columbia, struck this man, throwing
him up 10 the air and down the embark
ment fully thirty feet. The engineer,
Mr.. Polk, stopped the train and went
back. or course thinking to gather UP the
mangled remains Of the victim; but to his
astonishment and to the surprise OF oil
present, he found the man alive and appa-
rentIy uninjured. with the exception OF a
broken leg. He was put aboard OF the tram
and left on the platform at Lynchburg.
Mr.. Jameson says that in a conversation ne
had with the injured man the latter assured
him that be had not been drinking. 1t IS
the general opinion that he sat down to rest
and fell asleep. The engineer says the en-
CINE threw him as high in the air as ne had
ever known il to throw cow under similar
circumstances, and also states that ne dis
covered the dark object on the track, but OF
course too late to stop. bis train. Alter
johnson was put off at Lynchburg one OF
his colored friends started for physician 10
come to his assistance Watnangton STAR.
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The following persons appear. rs creditors on the
hooks that represent In the Treasury office the STOCK
az This state known rs Revolutionary War claims,
fesned nnder the act of 1894, bearing Interest at
three per ccntum. redeemabe ut pleasure, and have
not called for the interest due the stock standing
In their names for such period OF time as to give
rise to The presumption that their heirs, II any
there be now living, having no knowledge Of the ex-
istence of said stock. and all Of which Will appear
more fully by the following statement-to wit:
ST. Johns Berkeley church, certificates Nos. SAT
for $3l and 1873 for S20.23, interest unclaimed
for two hun ired and thirteen quarters, and amount
Ing 10 $Sl "a William McCluney, certificate No.
377 for S29.46, interest unclaimed for two hun
dred and thirty-eight quarters, and amounting to
S52.57; estate Jacob Minus, certificate No. 1858
for, $20.l2, interest unclaimed for two hundred
and sixty three quarters and amounting to 5000
$50 for $62S2, interest unclaimed for two hun-.
bred and stxty-seYen quarters, and amounting to
S207.90; Charles c. Ptnckney, trustee Of Mary
Pinckney, certificate No. 33S TOR $500, interest
unclaimed for one hundred and sixty quarters, and
amounting to 5000; Arnoldus Yanderhost, IN
trust for the estate Of James Wall, or Virginia,
certificate No. "a for S2OO.5S, interest unclaimed
for three hundred and sixteen quarters, and
amounting to $475.S7.
Should the heirs at law or legal representative or
any of said stockholders fail to establish their
rights in said stock on or before the first DAY o,
November next, the State Treasurer Is authorlzeI
and required 10 carry the principal and interest OF
said stock the credit Of the State and close the
accounts.
s. T.. LEAPHART, i,
State Treasurer of South Carolina.
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i-sG@ ny j. L. Apperson, -,
Zeal Estate Agent and Auc:foneer,
icf, mo. 1915 Main stree. .ttsi.

rIRU sTEEs, AUCTION SALE OF
/ THAT MOST DESIRABLE RESIDENCE NO.
si4 WEST FRANKLIN sTREET;-By virtue Of =
deed OF trust. to u.s. dated 18th December, 1917,
dniy,recorded In Richmond Chancery Court In ID.
B. IN, b. o. 4Ol, default having been made IN the
payment Of part Of the deot secured, ana 3eing
the premises, on FRIDAY, August 9th, 1878, at 81
O'clock p NJ, the above-described property, at the
northeast intersection of franklin and Pine Streets
and opposite Monroe Park. The residence Is large,
well built and admirably arranged for comfort ana
convenience, in perfect order, and complete IN al
its appointments. Lot 50x160 fees 70 twenty
TERMS: Cash as to the expenses Of sale and 1915.
with interest from 5th june, credits as tol-
lows To lie th December, 1878, as TO- S27S 18TH
juno 1879, 1916; 18th December. 1879, SS1S !;
18th June, 1880. 1875; 10Th DeSsm6er, iS ~
$2.Se7.50. and 18th December, 1851, 9Z;Sta.oO !,
J" - - = ALEXANDER COKE,
.@.....,s 49, S.UONWAY GODDIN.
-. O - - : Trustees.
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They are beginning to discover in Eng
land that the horse ii born without shoes,
and that be gets along best on his natural
hoofs. II this belief is to extend to that
highly intelligent animal, man, there will
be many failures In the boot and shoe BUSH
ness.-Nycum. Advertiser. :.eas =.
"What would you say If you should see
the Indians coming right down upon you
now?" asks m Oregon paper. Haven't
given the question much thought, but 1t
strikes us we would say, 'sExcuse my
back."-Detroit Post. ~
Pigs feed on acorns. This reminds us
that lard Jokes from these same acorns grow.
.Keokatk Constitution.
The platform Of the National party can be
condensed into one plank: "Wanted, some
money, without earning it.
The Earl of Flies life is insured for 3d.:
100000. Isn't the insurance business going
to pay pretty dear for its whistle ?-Dan-
bury NeacS.
A Kentucky orator and office-seeker ex-
claimed: AZ wish to be friend to the
friendless, a father to the fatherless, and
widow to the widowless.s 80.
The anti-Murpbyites in the West have
christened new drink the cred rlbDon.
They wear their coinrs on the end OF the
Norrist0son Herald. -;
What rifles q country postmistress is to
have postal-card come TO the office writ
ten in French.-Puck. 's. IN.
The Oldest Mason dies, but he docs not
stay dead. %t...,g Is.
Not woman's sphere-base-ball.- LoaOe
Courier. Ca 4Qt
Bathiug-suits-especial at this season.
Camden Post.
A man cannot swim in oil, but he car
keep his head up in Greece. @
The girl who wears diamond ring gene.
rally has an itchy nose.- Via Oats.
The mantle Of court-plaster covers mnl.
titude OF nples.-Falton Times.
A great moral show-the bypocrite.
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rLEAR THE WAY for the escape from

HLEAR THE WAY for the escape from
the system OF It's waste and debris, which, If re-
tanned. would yitate the bodily fluids and overthrow
health. That important channel Of exit, the bowels
may be kept permanently free from distractions by
using the non-SriDing, gently-scting and agreeable
cathartic, Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, which not
only lberates impurities, but invlgorates the lining
OF the intestinal canal when weakened by constipa-
tion or the nnwise use Of violent purgatiyes. The
stomach, liver, and urinary organs are likewise re-
fpforced and aroused to healihfu action by this be-
nefeent tonic and corrective and bbre,
muscle, and nerve experiences share
ting influence. Unob}ecuopahle In AasoE, most re
NAL and Wholesome medicinal slmulsnf, and owing
lite efficacy to botanic sources exclusively " Is The
remedy best adapted to household use on account OF
Its safety, wide scope, and speedy action. il
s au 6.Tu, Thss&W s. IL Az, -. d5i64s
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y - ~ --"' JOHN i. GKUBBS,y -. :,
GRUBRs & WILLIAMS. Auctioneers. CIV au .
THE ALLEGHANY SPRINGS FOR

THE ALLEGHANY SPRINGS FOR
4 SALE.-ln accordance with decree entered In
the Montgomery Circuit, Court December 1n,1S77,
in the suit of John F. Slaughter and others %. John
ID. Langhorne and others, as cemmissi9nsrs we VIII
sell at auction, on the premises THuRSDAi, AL
situated in MONTGOMERY county, Va, known as ne
ALLEGHANY SPRINGS, comprising about 1.20Q
or 1900 acres of agricultural and grass lands, well
fenced and in high state of cultivation, with the
improvements theron. n...s.. r 81. Z
ing frst-cIass accommodations for 800 guests The
largest BILLIARD-ROOM and finest TEN-PlN
ALLEY In The State; one STORE-HOUSE, now
renting for $500 per annum; one NO. STABLE
aud other out-Gnildings, INCLUDING ATH1 f.
CORN.MILL. BLACKSMITH and WHEEL
WRIGHT-SHOPS, &c. - -
win also sell the PERSONAL PROPERTY. con-
sistng Of the entire outfit for the springs aud farm
For more minute description OF this very valuable
property reference Is made The circulars Of the
Springs: among other features, setting form the
great value of the WATERS for their medici!lu
properties. Persons desiring 70 purchase are III
vited to examine the property before Gay OF SAFE.
TERMS OF SALE One eighth OF purchase money none,
cash; one eighth in ninety Gays, purchaser SlylnS
therefor bis negotiable noie, satisfactorily end0seu
with inter est from day Of sale residue OF purchase
money OIL q credit of one, two, ara three years.
purchaser giving therefor bonds with waiver ol
homestead, and approved personal securlly, sun
shall also be required TO insure the buildings on sia
property for the benefit OF the benehcarleS usa
the decree for an amount equal TO one fourtl VI S
purchase money, said insurance to be kept up until
the Court otherwise direct. ,y,D -.
1.o.f ss q. CHARLES NJ. BLACKFORD,
,voo-1m Commissioners
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BREAKING OF 4 RESERVOIR. - Canton, Pa,
August 6.-This village was visited last
night by a heavy thunderstorm. The reser-
yoir belonging to the Canton Water Com
pany gave way between IL and O'CLOCK
doing considerable damage. The large
sash. and blind-factory belonging to Coon
& Brain was entirely swept away, together
with several barns and shops. Many dwell
ing-honses were filed with water, the in
mates barely escaping with their lives.
Most OF the bridges on Towanda creek have
been swept away. No lives were lost.
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THREE PERSONS KILLED AND -FOUR Sc
RIoUsLY INJURED.-P arkersburg, W. pa.,
August 5.-Probably one OF the most de-
structive explosions occurred Mt the Enter
prise saw-mill, on the Little kanawha river
about forty-fve miles above here, last eve
ming, that has ever happened in this section
of the State. John Parr, Frank Dilworth.
and George Avery were Instantly klliea,
and Dent Park and three others were fatally
injured. The mill is total loss, being
valued at $4,000. There was no insurance
on the property.
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SCHEDULE OF TRAINS. --
y COMMENCING MAY Fl. ISL
. THROUGH PASSENGER.
500 =. " Leaves Richmond TEESDAi. THURS.
DAY. and SATURDAY. Connect, st
West Point with steamer Havana II
all points on York river and Bat
more. Arrives IN Baltimore at \
NJ; connects with rai-iin for WasH
ington, Philadeiphia, New YORK. E',.
ton, and all western points. Conhr'-:
at Richmond with trains on Rlchm"'j
and Petersburg and Chesapeake a''
Ohio railroads.
THROUGH FREIGHT.
600 A.. II. Leaves Richmond MONDAY. WED
NESDAY. and FRIDAY: and
500 TTESDAY Ta u5H;s n,, and .s., SA
ut West Point for river landings, bA.-
timore and all western points. Con-
meets 1T Richmond with trains on EicA,
mond and Dapvllle railroad, Richm"i:
and Petersburg, anu Chesapeake al
I IoCAh PASSENGER.
500 P. II. Leaves Richmond daily texeept SUE
dayl.
THROUGH PASSENGER:
1000 A. NJ. Arrives at Richmond TCESDAl'
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY. Coz
meets with trains on Richmond and
Petersburg and Chesapeake and oGio
railroads. Steamer Havana leaves Bal.
a5sff wv %E tisS Sd and IEl;
trains ilain: n from Pilladelphla. New Yors,
and western points, and ss West Pom!
with frllnS Ior hlcnuouo aha '-'s
South.
THROUGH FREIGHT.
400 P. NJ. Arrives at Richmeod MOSDAi,WED
SESDAY, and FRIDAY; and
Sl5 2, NJ. TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SAT.
URDAY. Connects with steamer -
West Point from Baltimore. Con-
81, meets with Richmond and lngSlNe,
Htchmoud and Petersburg, and Chca1-
peake and Ohio railroads.
LOCAL PASSENGER. ...
! 600 A. II. Arrives ut Richmond daily except sun.
day. Connects with Rlchmond snd
Petersburg and Chesapeake aud ohla
railroads. .,
southern points. Cars ran through between AtanA
and West Point. ,..s. r,,..
guaranteed. ,,.,,,..s r,,~s
issued TO all northern aud western poauts.
Through tickets sold to al northern, ana
For tickets apply at General Rslro&h itcket oII
aee. ea6 Main street; ut the Exchange Hotel, aHa
company's depot, corner Twensy-hird aud po'A
streets, Richmond, Va. ,, =, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
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LOsT. sTRAYED, AND R8UNB.

LOST. sTRAYED. AND R0UNB.
EOUND, "A SMALL sum OF MONEY,
Il on the 4fh Of this month. which the 0Mner can
road. In Manchester. snd paying for this adyertise
meai, as an S.4r4 y
fsAME TO MY HOUSE ABOUT TEN
~ days ago. ttray HOG. The owner win come
forward, prove ay chs, ~ sne ssEs MIN
sAR8y. LES WIS HuSHELL, ~
s I'd S.lt* 80, 500 north Thirty sfrst street;
OisT, ON SATURDAY. EYEEsNG, be-
IL tween yeuable street and MschsnicsYtllg tois.
oates. u HEEs scnntatnins tax-bilis and ather
pxpeYz. which IRE OF no use 10 RuY one but the
~. Es SALES drugstore, on Yenabls street.
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,Tis pleasant at the close Of day

IT'S pleasant at the close Of day
L To play !,
CrOQuet, !.
And If your partner makes a miss J, :
Why, kiss - =. 49,
r ! The sfss.
But IL she gives your shin a thwack,
Whv, whack
Her back
ISt. Louis Journal.
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PERSONAL.

.TNFDRMATIoN is EARNESTLY DE-
i SIRED OF SAMUEL. LOVE: intelligent boy;
seventeen years Old well grown; brown hair and
eyes, and large, white teeth; wore dark clothing,
and last seen IN Manchester ana Richmond, w., on
18th Of July. Any information concerning him
win be gratefully received by his distressed parents,
II AcMechea street, Baltimore, Did. y an 6-3t :.
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MANCHESTER ADVERTISEMENTS

rET YOUR DOG AND GOAT
kT = - MEDALS.
The citizens of Manchester are hereby notlhed
that the city dog and goat-medals are ready 1or ae
livery at the City Auditors ONCE PERSONS I9Mn9
with I'M licensed dogs or goats ON AND AFTER
AUGUST 1OTu, 1878, will be proceeded against
under the ordinances of the city. The cost OF SAID
medals is ONE DOLLAR each. ..,,,.n-,
JAMES A. LlPSCOMBE,
Chief Of Police.
MANCHESTER, August 9th, 1878. au 6-3t
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HyEs Haf ook3 Ancss9ueezS
Mo- 40 Governor street.

49, ByEs HsCooky AnctssusezS
No. 40 Governor street.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND
Z I'LL GROCERIES AT3AUCTION.-THIS DAY,
at oic4ock will sell at my store an assortment OF
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ennhf1EtnEzs. s.
UREAu REDSTEADS.s g
{ WAsHgTIagnSf CHAIRS, SOFAS. Il &.
siDEBUARDS, MATTRESS, &C., &c.
80 81 e--ss--7.<--Tgg- ALSO.
an assortnest of. GRo CERIEs embracing flour,
.Teas Cofiee sais Boking.E owderst GLOBES Lines
md Pins, starch Rice. Backfngs Lard, hxie~Grease,
&C.. &a.; one large Ice-E
au g 80 u. 6.-SOOn, HuSLonSS1.---
- 81 VI. Goddln. 81 s,t
3 5iy Reni Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
:, corner OF Eleventh and Bank streets sift
EnIEAUTIFUL AND HIGHLY CULTt;;
Efy1yATFD SQUARE OF Two .AGREess3 on
ULN ION HILL RI, q 's sTR sMIs
N1kI sat Ta AF tie request q 80
nre snss q THHRsDAY, elh ot Aqgass 1873 ct
soicIoef p. III, that beautiful sQuAREloF LAND
located as above, having front OF leet on Lae
sst fine al Twenty -nfnth and the IKE front on tne
Wesf line of Thirtiefh street, and a. deph of-zSO
fest THE SQUARE Ia well enclosed IS very Fertile
iesbeautifnIy and has on 1t small dwelling con;
fsininu four rooms: The crops now ErUH1ag VII
show The fertility OF the land AS suburban resi-
dence or market garden 1t has many attractions.
TERMS: At sale. W. GO Igoiasr
m 'Egz4 ..As
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BY Grubbs & Williams.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioueers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
FRkNKLIS-STREET LOT NEAR TO RICH
MOND COLLEGE BY AUCTION.-In execution
of deed Of trust to the undersigned as trustees;
bearing date 22d October, 1876, and duly recorded
in the clerks Office of Richmond Chsncery Court:
we will offer for sale on TUESDAY The l3th day OF
bile BUILDING LOT described in said deed as fol-
lows towit Az that lot Of land lying and nd being
OF intersection OF the division line between the
property known as 'Bellvile' and the Richmond
College property and the south line Of Franklin
street. and extending eastwardly along said south
line Of Franklin street fifty feet and running back
between parallel lines one hundred and sixty feet,
more or less, 10 an alley 10 be opened hereafter
This properly will lie much enhanced In value by
Improvements contemplated In us vicinity, anu
should attract the attention of capitalists ana Others
seeking desirable building lot: ogF,lat $50
TERMS: The terms Of the deed require about
$3.50 Ia cash. bat more liberal terms VIII be given,
/ Ia.. J J9HN T. I: GGRREEibps, Trustees,
A, Aucffopaprs. Atl 'ii all q
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PRICES REDUCED, STANDARD UNcHANGEl
ANDREW PizzIEI, JR.,

= - ~ :
ANDREW PlZZIEI, JR.,
the renowned manufacturer of
PURE ICE-CREAMS AND WATER-ICES,
~. 10 81 BOT EAST BROAD STREET,
whose reputation has been gained and maintained
for 30 many years by 4: 7s{t.4E,I sT'7s-E :.
lei. Using best quality OF milk and cream, She
rYOdact5 Of ono cairy, from COWS OF the most ar.
proved hresd stalled, well attended TO, and fed on
Gest inflicted End clover.
2d. Using for fayorng fruits or fruit Juices or The
finest quality Mexican vanilla beans, which come In
original packages, and which haye not been nm.
percd with. ssss &c., J
So. Using the most approved patent freezers.
"a 4th Keeping all utensils clean and sweet |: and
Ii Sth. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SUPPLIES DAILY
These reasons canse the unrivaIied uniform Quail.
|fy which, when added 70 promptneSs OF. delivery
and the low prices always fixed, cause the enor-
NOUS demand from families In every part OF this
Nearly every church fair, picnic, or excursion,
has BEEN upl.ied wholly or In part Yromthss estab-
lishMenf, md tf low prices can exercise asy inu-
enge THIS patronage will corainne. &c s3t
Tbs oes6 phyGtcians recommend r IXZINIiS
|CtSEAM, Hn0 many SrersOra now In good health
were ReRt awe on 1t and enabled by Its nutritious
aasaues to withstand ana overcome dangerous,
= ANDREW pIzzTNI, JR.,
~ 5.I1m ssss got Broad street.
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80. BY VI; Goddln,
Real Estate Agent and Auctoneer.
corner OF Eleventh AID Bank streets. h
by Richardson 6 Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
g,,.f. ll13 Main street. ~.

A VALUABLE MEDlUM-sIzEFRA
ROOMS AND LOT .25x125 FEET, ON THE
SOUTH SIDE OF PEASANTS STREET
STREGKER'S HILL, will be sold BY u.s. ey a nc
fion. on tLe premises on THURSDAY the 6th day
OF August, 1878, at 6 O'Clock p. III.
TERMS: One third cash; balance at siI. Twelve.
eighteen and twenty-four months, negotiable notes
given for the deferred payments, with interest
added and secured by deed OF trust. -,'.h
ans RICHARDSON & CO., Auctioneers.el
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bedford ALUM AND IRON
ID SPRINGS, VIRGINIA.
Delightful drive OF two hours from Lynchburg.
Elegant carriages at The train.
- -. FARE FIRST-CLASS. .s.-
49,. ..s- FULL LINE OF ADJUSTMENTS.
BUILDINGS ALL NEW OR ENTIRELY RE-
- = FITTED.
GREATEST HEALTH-GIVING WATERS
.-.a- KNOWN. a.. r
UNEQUALLkD For DYSPEPSIA, DEBILITY,
AND FEMALE DISORDERS. -.
TEMPERATURE ALWAYS PLEASANT. g.,
BOARD, $35 per month SO per week; $3.50
per day. f.. ~
Equally adapted 10 invalids. pleasure-seekers, or
those In quest OF rest and recreation.
This wate- at SOC. per gallon, or 81 per case,
and the mass containing all the properties OF the
water at soc. and 81 per package, IS furnished to
A. III. DAVIS,
President Of the Company,
70 Main street, Lynchburg, Va.
Round-trip tickets at reduced rates. :.
iy 24-eodfm -.
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! RAILROAD LINES.
IL 60 azwg

~ - - ~
faHESAPEAEE AND OHIO Rail
. WAY CoMPANY.-on and after SUNDAY
June 23, 1878. passenger trains win leave and
WESTWARD.
No. Ito a. M.-Leayes-Fon HUNTINGTON.
Daily except Sunday; stops ~
al regular stations; arrive, =,
Charlottesville at 1l:25 a. II.
Stanton at 1885 p. dinner:
'y' While Sulphur ut $50 r. 81
- ss .agn and Huntington a;
1875 For WASHINGTON: Arrive,
.-ss -. at GordonsSiie At lO:35 4. N:
leaves BY Virginia Midland A.
A:50 p. NJ; arrives a. Wash
FOE I.YNcHBURG: Arrive,
at Charlottesville at ll:Zs A.
ar p ~ EnE!t 81; leaves by Virginia MhIanii
sgs e a3SS A. !, o NJ; y arrives a.
No. 8 is;4o r. u.-Leases@F OR cisc Il;
:: - 70 Daily: stops at Hanover juno.
=; erick's Hall, LouIsia, Trey.
= izDs, GordoDsville. Cobbsr,
Lynchburg junction, wv IVY. Ne.
-, chunl's River, Greenwood. a.
. ." ton, Waynesboro', Fistler,vie,
Stannton, SxoOpes, Goshen
Millboro', Clifton Forge. vii.
liamson's, Lowmoor, Coyiny-
80 ton, and all stations ives, 81
Coyingt0n. Arrives a: Cor
lo,tesvllle at 2:25 4. ST. s,ana.
ton At 9o a'21 A. d.; coy!nEoa
White Sulphur at 8i5 A. NJ:
Kanawha Falls at 1880 i. II.
IL. Xxi. dinner: Huntington at 5:iJ
p. b. Steamer arrives al Ports.
mouth at $50 Z. NJ: CIncIn.
s.-. natl at 6 A. NJ, and connects
With the lines for the We.,,
Northwest, and Southwest
For WASHINGTON: Arrives
at Gorlonsville ut l:20 \. NJ;
leaves by Virginia Midland train
ing1on at 8 A. 81.
For LYNCHBCRG: Arrlyr,
at GordOnsyille at l:2O A. "
lchAnge cars). and Virginia
Midland arrives at Lynchburg
at 1872 A. N.
No. 5-345 r. NJ Leayes-FoR GoRDoSsyirLx.
Accommodation, daily teyrrlt
Sunday. Stops at all stations
and arrives at Gordonsyillc IL
.,1 EASTWARD.
No. $500 P. M.-Arlives-FRoM HUNTINGTON:
Daily Except Sunday; leaves
Huntington ut $3.50 L. VI.
staunton at i:ss p. NJ: ch 1
louisville at 4:45 r. 81
FROM LYNCHBURG Virginia
Midland leaves Lynchburg A.
donsviie At 4:45 p. NJ lclranse
leaves at 4:45 r. NJ. 'D" '"''
q, L.
Staunton daily except Sunday
at $40 A. NJ: Charlottc,vlIfr
1865 A. b.; GOrdonsyillc, 1850
A. NJ; and stops at all stations.
FROM WASHINGTON: Viz
ginia Midland leaves at Gas
A. Nj: arrives at Gort0n>yill.
ut1O:45: Chesapeake aud Ohio
freight and passenger lca"eS
...... Gordonsviile at 1880 \. W.
and stops at all stations.
No. 6:45 A. M-Arrives-FRoM CINCINNATI:
-, Daily; steamer leaves Cincin.
natl at Z. H.; Portsmouth at
$3.50 A. NJ: Chesa peakc ard
Ohio train leaves Huntington
at 10 A. NJ; White Sulphur al
~. 1880 l.. ~; Stanton at l2:2j
A. NJ; Charlottesville u 2:}O
A. NJ; Gordonsyile at $3.50
A. NJ.
FROM LYSCNBCRG Virginia
&c.,. ...- Midland leaves Lynchburg At
1920 A. NJ: arrives at Cor
louisville at $50 A. VI. tciansc
carsl; Chesapeake ami Ohio
leaves at $50 A. NJ.
FROM WASHINGTON: VIZ
GINA Midland leaves Washing
ION at 9:35 +. NJ; arrives a.
Gordonsville mt l:25 a. VI >:
$3.50 A. NJ.
No $1,000 A. M.-Arrives-FR ROM GOgDOSS
WILLIE: Accommodation daily
except Sunday; leaves Cor
louisville al 500 4. 81, ani
stops at all stations.
w. NJ. s. DUNN,
Engineer and Superintendent
CONWAY K. HOWARD,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent.
je 22 Richmond. Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-08-08

=DLL-HEADS, $3.50 to % per ream, o.
ID the DIsPATCH PRINTIN9-HoUSE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-08-08
hooks. STATIONERY. &c.
ROOTS. . SHOES. &c.

NEWPORT TIES AND GEN ISSEa
IN TIEMEN,S LOW-CUT SHO E Ss4S
REDUCED IN. PRICE.-LADlES' NEMPs0gR Il
TIES French kid. 4-button. reduced from $l.70 10
Al: GENTi.EMEN'S. LOW-CUT CALF SHOES
reduced from $3.50 to .S1.50: GENTLEMEN
FRENCH CALF PRINCE ALBERTs or SIRAP
SHOES reduced from IS to So at M.GOLDEN'S,
1928 Main street. Goods sent by mail VIII cost
about 15c. per pair extra. " Zo-tAuS