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snobbcryI In Music.


The honest boor who declares that he
likes the .sAnvil Chorus = much better than
the Seventh Symphony has clear moral
advantage over the dishonest amateur, who
declares that he prefers the Seventh SYM
phouy to the !" Anvil Chorus" This adj
vantage is one OF sincerity and frankness.
THERE'S wel,-marked scale OF taste, as
there is q scale OF sounds, and scarcely any
two persons can be found who are upon the
same round OF this very long ladder. Our
ears get cultivated without our conscious
ness. We all remember that when we took
our first music-lessons we could not detect
the difference in the intervals OF the natural
scale, Our teacher told us that from the
third to the fourth and from the seventh to
the eighth were only half-steps. BY and bye
we felt it. So it must be when the cultl-
waited friend tells us that the music OF Bee
thoven is much purer and sweeter than that
OF Verdi. and we do not understand 1t. our
ears are not yet able to appreciate the SUI
periority of one composition oyer the
other that is all.
Then let us say sol The moment we
pretend to like Beethoven because we have
observed that intelligent and experienced
musicians do SO, we are trying to make
people believe that we gre occupying o
higher round on the ladder Of taste thanEwe
really do. It is here that snobbery steps
| in.
But it is always great deal better for
art that simple honesty should not step out:
The pretence OF admiration for intellectual
music, because such admiration argues. an
advanced taste, is the worst sham with which
modern music is beset. II has led TO an eva
nescent and shifting kind Of fashionable
idolatry. 1t has presented uswith the spec
tacle of genteel audiences assembling to Wor-
ship that which they donot comprehend,
because such worship argued intellectually.
It has raised and Giffused the error that
music can express ideas. 1t has set up pop
ular pets where we wanted masters, ana
kept sterling and honest men out OF sight
because such merit did not agree with the
Fictitious standard.
we cannot, Of course, expect all the men
who have never learned the alphabet to go
about confessing it. But we can certainly
demand OF those who have never learned it
that they shall not 60 about insisting that
they have. Music, when it performs its
mission perfectly, affects the Judgment
| through the sensibiiitieS. We cannot make
diagram Of the ethereal pleasure. 1t IS
| only the quacks who pretend that sunlight
can be bottled and a song pressed out for
| preservation in herbarium. inteilectua,
snobbery narrows the domain OF intellectual
delight. 1t would give to It's own set eX-
! eIusiyeIy what belongs to the race, and
make a man give the password and the grip
before he shall be acknowledged as crea-
ture Of feeling.
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sAnEs...r q It d pays.

VALUABLE MILL PROPERTY FOR
sALE.-we VIII offer for sale on the 9th day OF
Julyl S5S, on the premises, in the city or LYNCH
burg. Va, at 4 O'Clock p. M, that VALUABLE
MILLING PROPERTY known as SCOTS Mills.
This property is most advantageous situated, be.
,ing ftar both tire railroad depots, mud with canal
facilities for loading and unloading boats Without
expense Of drayage. .s.a ~
stories high. and has capacity from $50 to 275
barrels of -four per day. Attached to this property
"a n FRAME BUILDING that has q capacity OF
has superior water facilities and Is regarded as the
best milling property in this part OF the State So
Immediately after the sale OF the mill property we
viii offer for sale HANDSOME BUILDING LOT
ON Cabei street.
TERMS OF SALE /: One fourth cash balance on
six, twelve, aud eighteen months, with interest
added and title reserved until payment OF all The
purchase money. JOHN D. TAYLOR,
- : ..5-taf - r. Fl. T. ADAMS,
te 27-tds Committee Of Creditors.
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By Frank d. Hill,
Real Estate Agent and Auctionccr,
No. llOS Main street.

SALE OF THAT DESIRA;-
Il BILE BRICK DWELLING. No. ID EAST
GRACE STREET, NOW OCCUPIED By y. NJ.
IiAiLEY. ESQ, Ar AUCTION.-Bv virtue OF two
deeds Of trust from A. NJ. Bailey substituted trus-
tee to She undersigned trustees said deeds having
been recorded lit the Office OF the clerk OF Richmond
Chancery Court as follows The first of date April
81, 1S77 and the other recorded on the LIST day OF
August 1877. default having been made In the
payments aud ut the request OF the
beneGciaries under The said deeds, we will offer for
sale at auction. on FRIDAY, July 5. 1878, nc 81
O'Clock p. n, on The premises, the PROPERTY de:
ecribed in said deeds, as follows: ALL THAT LOT
OF LAND, with the improvements thereon, In The
city OF Richmond, OH the south SIDE OF Grace be-
tween First and Foushee Streets fronting on Grace
street 81 S-12 feet and running back between lines
parallel with each other 156 feet TO IN alley ID rect
wide. The HOUSE contains twelve rooms; brick
kitchen, four rooms brick stable, &C.; and has
marble 1nantes in all the principal rooms; gas-f
lures throughout: bathroom, &c. The house Is
three stories high. with good, dry basement, iron
veranda in front, and high porches In rear. The
location OF this property IS excellent, and any one
wishing 10 purchase n well-built and comfortable
home will do WELT to attend the SALE
TERMS Cash as to tile expenses of sale and
enough 10 pay 4 note for $3.50, due April "a,
1873 with interest TIL paid also note for $500,
with interest from May g. J 876, I'LL paid: the bal
ancc on such terms us tue said A. NJ Bailey, sUbstl-
tuted trustee may select.
ANDREW PIZZTNI,
25 Trustees.
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~ Grubbs Il Williams,
i.eal Estate Agents and Auctionecrs,
No. 4 Eleventh street.

rNRUSTEE'S SALE OF THE LARGE
L FOUR STORY BRICK DWELLING No. GIT
EAST MAIN STREET AT AUCTION.-At the re-
quest Of all the parties interested shall, rs subst
tinted trustee SCH at agetion upon the premises on
DWELLING, No. GIT. situated on the south side of
Main street between Sixth and Seventh streets and
nearly opposite the Arlington House. 1t has ten
rooms. with modern conrcniences. besides kitchen
with four rooms and, by of lis pleasant and
convenient location tbeng within few minutes
walk of the post-olce, Is very desirable residence
for professional or business man. The lot fronts
32H feet. and runs back to wide, paved alley. ~
TERMS: By consent the terms will be one fourth
cash; balance ut four, eight and twelve months,
for negotiable notes, with interest added, and Sc
cured by deed of trust G.. B. LUCK, Trustee.
GnCBBS e WILLIAMS. Auctiorcers. e2G
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By Frank ID. Hill,
Real Estate Auctioncer,
l1OS Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO HOUSES
il AND LOTS ON FIFTEENTH STREET BE
TWEEN POPLAR AND LEIGH STREETS AT
May 2. 1876, duly recorded In the clerks
office or the Richmond Chancery Courr, ID. b.
1ts {, page 1885,. default having been made
in the payment OF certain negotiable note
secured Therein, will sell on WEDNESDAY,
July g, 1878, at 5s O'Clock p n, on the premises,
al that lot Of land, with tie improvements thereon
fronting on The west side Of Filteentll street be-
tween Poplar and Leigh streets fortyfour feet six
inches. The houses are yielding good rent aud
will pay Il handsome per cent. an investment.
TERMS: Announced at sale; and VIII be made,
by consent, accommodating.
lie % FRANK ID. HILL. Trustee.
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J. THOMPSON BROWN. Auctionesr.
BY Frank D. Hill, Real Estate Auctioneer,
HOS Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
L LOT OF GROUND ON FLOYD STREET
ABOVE MONROE PARK AT AUCTION.-In axe-
cution OF the provisions of decd OF trust, dated
June Is, 1878, and recorded In the clerks office OF
default having been made In the Payment OF L ne.
goiiabe note secured therein and at the request OF
the beneficiary In said deed, will SELL on the prem
ises on SATURDAY. June 29th, at 81 o'clock p
NJ. the REAL ESTATE described In said deed, al
follows All that LOT OF LAND In the city Of
ming 1I5 feet west of Cherry street and fronting
said Floyd street 40 feet, running back between
parallel fines 100 feet to 4 twenty-foot alley.
q nots of S7O0 now due {; the balance OH credit OIL
six months with six per cent. added.
te 20 FRANK ID. HILL, Trustee.
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BY Jno. Z. LaugEton. DR., tAgentJ Auctionce
No. 1923 Franklin street.

FURNITURE, OLEANDERS, AVN
Il ING-FRAAlE, &C.. &C, AT AUCTICN.--THIS
DAY, at 10 o'clock, will sell at my aucon-hou<e,
No. 1923 Franklin street,
BUREAUS, DEDSTEADS. WIRE SAFE.
One excellent SIDE-SADDLE,
CANE and WOOD-SEAT CHAIRS and ROCK
Frs, -...--. ~. 80 f..H =-
COCOA and CHECK MATING,
One large ST RIPED AWNING and IRON FRAME,
SINGLE IRON BEDSTEADS, WARDROBES,
CHILDREN'S CARRIAGES, OIL =.
Several large and very handsome WHITE and
PINK Oi.EAEDERS.
For sale privately.
One SINGLE-SCULL RACE-DOAT and OARS.
: JNO. E. LAUGHTON, JR., tAgcnt)
jc27 >, Auctionecr
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BY Grubbs s. Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers,

A DEMONSTRATORS SALE, BY PUB
n Lie AUCTION OF A LOT OF CHOICE
CHEWING TOBACCO.-Asa administrator of James
B. Dupuy, deceased, will OTTER for sale by public
auction, at the office of Messrs Grubbs & Williams,
No. Eleventh street. on SATURDAY the 29th
day of June, 1878. ut O'Clock p. NJ. q Int of
CHOICE MANUFACTURED CHEWING T0BAC-
CO. put up for private. individul usc and consisting
of 22S pouuds-in six packages OF thirty-etght
poun( each.
TERMS: Cash. MEADE HASKTSS,
Administrator Of James B. Dupuy, deceased
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By ". GodGin,
Real Estate agent and Auctiouccr,
Office corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

Real Estate agent and Auctiouccr.
Office corner Eleventh and Bank streets.
TRUSTEES SALE OF EXCELLENT
L BRICK TENEMENT AND VACANT LOT
ATT ACHED. IN DUVAL,S ADDITION. ON THE
WEST SIDE OF ST. JOHN BETWEEN EEDE-
RAJ AND COUTTS STREETS.-ly virtue of I
deed of trust executed 10 the subscriber by Joseph
Adams fgiycn for the unpaid purchaSc-m0neyl
bearing date 9th April, 1876, duly recorded in
Richmond Chancery Court, In Book No. l0S Il,
page ca, shall, in execution thereof proceed - sell
at public auction, OH the prelhi es on MONDAY the
Gath June, 1878. at O'Clock p NJ. (If fair: If NOT.
DWELLING located as above, containing about ten
rooms, together with the lots (Nos and - at
tached, having aggregate front Of 9S feet by
feet 10 an alley l6 feet wide. The property will be
sold In two parcels.
TERMS: Whilst the deed requires cash sale, yet
it is probable that at the time OF sale the parties i'll
terested may be willing 10 make the terms Of pay
mcnt more accommodating.
Any wishing TO secure an excellent brick
dwelling At very low price should attend this sale.
W. GODDiS, Trustee.
r. S.-The foregoing real estate having been here
torore [tOwt. the I'd April last sold at auction,
and bought by cambridge Horsley, and he having
failed to comply with the terms Of sale, 1t will now
be resold 1T his risks and costs.
". GODDIN, Trustee.
PCSTFUNEMENT.
The above sale is unavoldablv POSTPONED tin
FRIDAY AFTERNOON, 2Sth June, 1S7G, at same
hour.
je 25 ". GODDIS, Trustee
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BY Robert L. Lyme.
Real Estate Agent and Auctfonecr.
1912 Main street.

.TIRST-CLAsS THREE-sTORY BRICK
Il DWELLING, No. 22O. ON THE WEST SIDE
OF TWESTY-SECONDBE Bet EEN GRACE AND
BROAD STREETS, NOW OCCUPIED By Mr.. +.
NJ. WILLIS, AT AUCTION.-At the request Of The
owners viii offer for sale, upon the premises, OF
THURSDAY the 27tl day Of June. 1878, ut 6
O'Clock p. H., the abovc-described MOST Desc
RABLE and VALUABLE THREE-STQRY BRICK
DWELLINGS, containing nine rooms, bath, water,
cuNerts, &c; nice two-story detached brick
kitchen. The property Is in thorough repair, and
the location and neghborhood Is equal TO any in the
city, 10 any one wishing 10 purchase really nice
piece of property this offers L rare chance. The lot
is 32h feet front by 1872 feet deep.
TERMS VIII be liberal, and announced at sale.
in 2I ROBERT Il. LYNE, AncllOncer.
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PGSTENNENIEN,r.
by j. Thompson Brown.
Real Estate Agent and AuctioneGr,
lli3 Main street.


THRUST EES' SALE OF FIR 4 81 Z
4 HOUSE AND SIX BUILDING LOTS IN
FuLTON:-By virtue OF two deeds Of trust executed
by John X. Patram and wife TO the undersigned
trustecs-onc dated 3Uth November, 1876, and re-
corded in the Richmond Chanccry Court. ID. b. 100
B. D. "a, and the ether Sd April, 1877. and record
Ell in the said court. ID. +. ITO c. p. 229-and being
required so to do account OF default IN payment
OF The obligations therein secured. we will SOIL on
The premises, the following real estate on FRIDAY
June %, 1873. at $50 7. NJ: Those certain LOTS
OF LAND, with all Improvements, appurlcnancts
rights, &c. thereto belonging lying and being In the
city of Richmond, as recently extended, near Port
Mayo on the north side Of Denny street, and num-
bersd in plan annexed to decd from Denny, sole
surviving executor of Robert \. Mayo Of record In
Henrico County Court clerks Office I'D. Il. so, p So
by the Nos. "a 25, 20, 27, 20, 90 fronting thirty
feet each. Lot No. 20 Is not included in the first
decd OF trust above referred to.
TERMS: Very liberal, and 20 be announced at sale
In accordance with said deeds Of trust.
Fl. c. G. HARTMAN,
JULIUS STRAUS,
j. THOMPSON BROWN,
Trustees,
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From aTaa1ndex,p June, 1921
Yhe Mutual Ltfc.Insurance Company

publishes q statement showing that since
Its organization It has pnid TO policy-hold-
ars the enormous sum Of S121, 1a8, boo. AS
It was organized In 1s43, this is at the rate
OF S3,481 1870 per year, or S2SS.4A per
month, or see,5e4 per week or $1,000 per
day holidays and Sundays included).
Think of ft--S9,5 500 per day for thirty-fve
years paid to policy-holders! Who says
that life-'nsurance does not accomplish
arlYtbin. z - s...s u.
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Real Estate Agent, Auctioneer, and Notary Public.
No. 92l Hull street, Manchester, Va
COMMISSIONERS PUBLIC AUCTION
" SALE OF ONE OF THE MOST VALUABLE
PIECES OF PROPERTY IN THE CITY OF MAN
HESTER, NEAR THE CORNER OF HULL AND
TWELFTH STTEETS.-By virtue OF 4 decree Of
thc Hastings Court, entered on the 9th day OF June
1878 In Tie case of Perlue, trustee Of Do1ey ct
als.-yiz.. Donley'S hcirs-I will sell 1t public arc-
ton, on WEDNESDAY,. July 8, 1873, in font of
the premises, at 8 O'Clock p. ~, that TRULY
VALUABLE. AND DESIRABLE PROPERTY.
situated on the southern side of Hull street. In the
city of Manchester. near The corner OF Twelfth
street, now occupied by Mrs. Doney and Others.
seldom IS 1t that such trnly-deSlrable property rs
this is offered for sale In thriving and inprov
ing city. Located IL is in the heart of the city,
Hull stract, il offers advantages to real estate
investors. The lot fronts Hull street l27 feet,
upon which is Il LARGE THREE-STORT BRICK
hND-FRABIE BUILDING, known AS THE OLD
TAVERN Pm oPERTY, which csn, ut small cost. be
remudeed, and made TO pay well. The material is
first class. Tho building was erected years ago Of
the best Of timber, and is to-day superior to any u
Der that can he procured. Special attention Of
builders and investors Is called this sale of Mali
cherster'S best property.
TER5fS One third cash the balance upon liberal
terms-yiZ., two and three years FOR negotiable
notes, interest thereon 10 be paid Semanllay, and
secured b. trllst-dced upon the property.
WILLIAM AMBERS, Commissioner.
FRANK J. SAMPSON. tuctOnccr. h22
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By George s. Vashon & Son,
Real Estate Agents and AuctioneerS,
No. 10 north Tenth street.

TOR SALE, WITHOUT LIMIT OR RE-
II SERVE.-By request ofthe parties interested
we will sell on SATURDAY, June 29th, at $3.50
o'clock p. NJ, that desirable LOT in Bowels addt-
ton, fronting 20 feet Moore street, aud running
back rs feet 80 awide alley.
TERMS: Liberal, and made known on day Of sale.
GEORGE s. YAsHON d Son,
je 20 Aucttonecrs.
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REAL. ESTATE Az PRIVATE SALE.
EOR SALE, 4 MOST DESIRABLE
I PROPERTY, Situated At GORD0NS-
VILE SUITABLE FOR A SUMNER RESI-
DENCE.-The house is beautifully situated ON an
Gminence overlooking the town. within few MN
utc,' walk of schools, churches. ADMINISTRATION,
post-ofice &c. There are 43 ACRES OF LAND
we'll fenced ana sub-dividcd, and IN good state Of
cultivation. There Is variety and abundance OF
fruit, with every convenience fer Il most comfort
able home. For further particulars apply 10
GEORGE BROWN.
ic4-1m& GordOnsville. Va.
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We have oil the NEWEST STYLES OF TYPE
and execute work in 4 manner th1t cannot be sur.
passed.
We also do all kinds OF BINDING and RULING
Orders from the country promptly iillad aud de
ivcred by express or mail.
We will chccrfuly furnish estimates and send
samples when required. NH l2-dSw'Sw
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by Chaflir, Staples & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctionccrs,
No. l north Tenth street.

SMALL BRICK HOUSE
- ON HIGH SHEET NEAR TIE CORNER OF
CHURCH STRICT FOR SALE BY AUC1ION:-
We will sell by auction on the premises, on SAT
URDAY, June 90, 1878. at 6 O'Clock T.. NJ, the
SMALL HOUSE No. ! OF High street, now under
rental OF SIS per month. 1t contains three rooms.
The lot is about IA by 60 feet
TERMS Liberal and announced at the sale.
CHAFFlN, STAPLES & CO.,
lie % AuctioneerS.
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RICHMOND, YORK. RIVER AAD rltE.FE!hE
RAILROAD.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
- CUMMENClEG NAT -. l-77.
THROUGH PASSENGER.
500 p. ". Leaves Richmond TUESDAY, TIT ~
DAY. and SATURDAY. t"m"ec', ::
West Point with steamer havana t,'
all points on York RIVER ahd i'','-
more. Arr ,cs in Baltimore =; \.
NJ: connects with rsi!-ltucs for an
inston, Philadelphia. New f"rA h'--
ton. and all western points. totstt'S
a. Richmond with trains Oh Hich""m,
and Petersburg AID tAodir&Ae ID"
Ohio railroads.
THROUGH FREIGHT.
600 A. NJ Leaves Richmond MONDAY, " SD
NESDAT. and FRIDAY: and
500 A. u TUESDAY, THURSDAY. and sAi.
CRRDAT. Connects with sseahsst7
ct West Point for river lanalEss' hai
timore, and all western polbts. on
meets al Richmond With trai on R!'h !.
luond and Danvil!c r1!lroadR'chHi"l'I
and Petersburg, and thesape"se ai'
Ohio railroads
LOCAL PASSENGER.
800 ?. III. Leaves Rchnond daily lsAo$f' sA'r
daI).
THROUGH PASSENGER.
1000 A. II. Arrives St Richmond TuE>DAi'
THURSDAY, aud SATIRDAl. '"nt
meets with trains on Richin"aa III; 1i1
Petersburg and Chesapeake ana u ~,
railroads. Steaner Havana leaves pas,
20 ,imore from Pier la i:ishL st Nj
'' MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and nm ',h
DAY, at 4 =. 81. Connects ~
trains from Philadelphia, New ILL., e,'
| aud western points. and A. Mr>s V ,%s
With trains for Richmond al" Ne
South.
THROUGH FREIGHT. ,.,.,,
a.oo p NJ arrives al Richnl.ud MoNDAi'" Ell
NESDAY, and FRIDAY aaI =, AZ.
8:lSP. M.TUESDAI, THUkSDAt' ahl 81 =,
| URDAY. Connects VIVA >scN''' t,n-
| West Poiut HON EliIniorr, liz.
| meets with RicaGond aAa s' -.
Richmond and petershurs' SIN \"'
pcake asd Ohio raiirnats
| LOCAE PASSENGER. 100, s.,.
| lOsOO A. NJ Arrives u, Richmond daily racept 49,,
| day. Connects with hichlhoi" nGsa
Petersburg and Chesapeake aNu
railroads. >, ,r rem
southern points. Cars run through bei"ee" '''-'N
and West Point. .., ,,...., ra,es,
| guaranteed. .a,,cs.i rases,
Tarough bills OF lading. with saara st
issued TO all northern and wes!ern point. aud
| Through tickets sold To all northernn, sa aHsl
western points, and sagsaSe Checked tt""g,E., Of
! For tickets apply st General kaliroau unreI and
ecc, S28 Main street; At the EXchahYe, s"1 Docs
comrany's depot, corner TweaIy-'Hh"
s' Ts So II. T. DOUGLAS, superintendent
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REMOVAL.
CROCKERY. GLASSWARE, &c

CEEfCkEEk GLASS W n K r., DC.
SEASONABLE GOODS.
FEATHER FLY-BRUSHES,
WATER-COOLERS,
PEERLESS FLY-TRAPS,
PERPETRATORS of the best makes, and war
ranted 10 give satisfaction;
GOOCH'S ICE-CREAM FREEZERS, the best that
are made;
Mrs. KNOWS IMPROVED FLUTING-MA-
CHIMES;
SELF-SEALING FRUIT-JARS;
with full line Of CHINA and GLASSWARE ut
very low figures. E. B. TAYLOR,
my24 1Oll Main street.
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ID edmond AND DaNtILlE RAFT,
Al ROAD COMPANY.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS TAKING EFthgT
SUNDAY, JUNE -, ISIS.

SCHEDULE OF TRAINS TAKING EFtt.T
SUNDAY, JUNE %, ISIS.
THROUGH MAiL TEA,E DAILY.
No. LILO +. NJ. leaves i;srIG"nr; .,rrfr-s dt
Burkcyiil. III ]! n. >Iun-
cr!in's 7:l& =. W., DapviI.
S:US T.. -. -: ,ap-,r"rp lu:Ou
j.. NJ. Su3l.Jary 1855 l.. NJ.
at,iCIatI"::. l:}s l.. i.
No. 2-2:JO A. W.. leaves C.!a":ot.r: 7rriycf 1T
Sal,.hrrv t:j3 \. NJ. ',rctH.-
SIS \. ST.. Su,Ecriin., $40
II. H. Bul..~vi!!c i:.:Js T.. w..
and EfchDoni 3:l7 ~.
THROUGH PASSENGER ll:AIH Dhif.N.
No. 3-11:1J l.. w.. leaycs I:ic&Mon": ar-.yc; r.
i i'"rke 4iS -! ! \. VI; ,.i n@"i
":l5 4. H.. salisbury l:ul s.
NJ, aud Charlotte 1870 T.. ".
No. Alb 7. ~. lcares CiaI'ir": arrives ~
S Soss 7!s5 - !. + H. NJ r t;f,%f,:
9:3l +. IL. luIhD'i'l@ :.:-< \.
A.. and Rrhm0ad \ H.
Trains Kos. and z VIII maxi Close connection
ut Richmond with the Richmond. fgc4cr!ra,-
burg and Potomac railroad 10 and from Al. I"n'-
tic. Mississippi and Ohio railroad to and from Farm
vile. LyncnhurT and all Southwestern points: ~
sulhcrlin,s with the Milton and Sutlcra Narrow
the Virginia Midland Railroad: ~ Greensboro "lin
the Northwestern North Car"!ha railroad for Sain!a
and intermediate points: NJ AIRLINE junction VIA
Atlanta and Charlotte hr-Iile.
Trains Nos. 3 and will connect AT l;irhunm" 70
lllr Norm anu south Win l!t !.!c.huli. FtFt-
ricksbEr9 and Potomac railroad for Wellington
and all poins North and West and with the ca, 81
pcake and Ohio railroad for points West; a.
Dundee with Virginia M!dla!h railroad T. any!
from Washington am! all point North ana VT:
at Greensboro with North Carolina railroad Tor
Raleigh. Goldsbo.o'. and iatnrmr,!in,c H"ini.;
ut Salisbury With the Western NORTH taI"lDi
railroad at Charlotte win Tic Charlotte Cnil'u-
hit aud Augusta railroad - and irCEI All i"i"t'
North and South. These trains run ;,ai'y Oh TIE
Richmond aud nany:llc railroad. an! connect rs
! above, except going north @n sunday Inornins .ii
going south Monday morning. Trains making tiJ'
connection run daily Oh Richmond, t!"l".'c"'-
| burg and Potomac and Chesapeake an. r!.o raj
roads except Sunday.
Trains on the wv. -. L. railroad ran h"i"-y"
Greensboro. and StIcn daily cXccft SnnGtr.
Pullman palace dTawing-tOOIa and Sl"ry.nc'aT'
run on trains Nos. l aud . between New w.
and Atlanta ria Richmond aEd on Nos. 3 aAi
between Richmond and Charlotte. and trt"ee'.
Washington. Danvie, Charlotte and Augusta
Tickets sold TO all southern and southwestern
points, and baggage checked through
Local tickets good only To- continuous G"7:1te
between the points named on tie tickets. 20 A.
over checks viii hc giTep. ....
r. y. T.. TAi.CGTT
Genera sapcrlH' end. -
john r. MAcMuEnc, Gener.d Passenger A,.s'-..
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-06-27
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