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TO CERTAIN CREDITORS OF THE STATE OF
! SOUTH CAROLINA.

The following persons appear As creGilorS oii LII
books that represent In the Treasury oce the STOCK
of this State known as Revolutionary war Claims,
issned under the act of 1894. bearing interest AT
three per centlm redeemable at pleasure. ana nave
not called for the interest due OH the STOCK shdlhs
in their names for such period or time as 70 eYe
rise to The presumption that their heirS, IL any
there be now living, having no knowledge Oh tne eA
istence of said stock. and all Of which VIII appear
more fully by the following statoment[to WI
ST. Johns Berkeley church, certihcates nos. Of I
for Raj and 1873 for $2O.23, Interest unclalmed
for two hundred and thirteen quarters, anu auount
ing to ISL "a: William McCluney, ceEtlhcate NO.
ATT for x29.45, interest unclaimed Tor Two nun
ga and fhirty-eirht quarters, ard amounting TO
Sho 6T: estate Jacob Minus, certificate No. 363
for Soc.1o. interest unclaimed for two hundred
and sixty-thrce quarters and amounting to 1853 :
Samuel Paxton, certificates Nos. 1o6 for s4l and
Sa6 for S62.s2, interest unclaimed for two hum
dred and sixty-Seren quarters, and amounting to
sa07. 90: Charles G. PiDckney, trustee OF Mary
Pinckney, certificate No. 336 for $S2.92, interest
nncInimed for one hundred and sixty quarters, and
Amounting TO $1,000; .Arnoldus Yanderhost, In
trust for the estate OF James Wall, or virginia.
certificate No. "a for s200.5e, interest unclaimed
for three hundred and sixteen quarters, anu
amounting TO S475.S7.
Should the heirs at law or legal representative of
any of said stockholders fail 10 establish their
rights in said stock on or before the first day OF
November next, the State Treasurer Is authorized
and required 10 carry the principal and Interest of
said stock 10 the credit Of the State and close the
accounts.
49, y. /. LEAPHART,
State Treasurer Of South Carolina
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BY Robert u. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent aud Auctioncer,
No. 1919 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF \ NICE DE-
l. TACHED FRAME DWELLING. WITH VERY
LARGE LOT. SITUATED ON THE SOUTH Line
OF VESABLE NEAR EIGHTEENTH STREET
(No. 1929, AND OPPOSITE VENABLE.S STREET
BAPTIST CHURCH, AT AUCTION.-ln execu-
ton of certain deed of trust dated 7th of Fcbru
airy, 1877. and duly recorded in the Eichmond
Chancery Court. ID. s. 100 Is, page $50, Will offer
for sale. upon the premises, 1T public auction, on
FRIDAY the 18th day of July, 1878, at i O'Clock,
being required TO do by the holder of two OF the
notes secured By said deed DEFAULT having been made
IN the payment of the same, all the property COIL
veyed by said deed. The LOT has front OF 81 feet
Inches on Vcnable street, and runs back 10 Eigl-
teeath street. The improvements consist Of 4
LARGE FRAME YELLING containing about
seven rooms, and kitchen and all necessary out
houses. Water on the premises. The house Is now
occupied by permanent tenant and yielding fair
rent. Being situated IN one of the most improving
localities In the city;it should command the alien
ton Of those seeking Investments or home,
TERMS: Cash as to expenses OF sale and sufficient
to pay OFT notes for 1915 and S5a2.50, past due,
with interest. cost, &c.. and residue upon terms to
be given at sale. Il. A. MEAGHEh,
iy6 Trustee.
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GALE OF SALES.--FUTURE SPRINGS
MONROE COUNTY. WEST VA.

BY virtue OF several DEGREES, rendered by the Uni
ted States District Court for the District OF west
Virginia, held at Charleston In The month OF MAY,
1878, in the cause of John fchols u.s. The Admins
traitor of William Erskine, deceased, ana otners'
.ioners, will offer for sale at public auction, 10 tue
highest bidder
ON THE 9TH DAY OF AUGUST, 1878,
at the White Sulphur Springs, In Grsenbrer county,
SALES.--FUTURE SPRINGS,
containing about
SIX HUNDRED AND FIFTY ACRES OF LAND,
with the
BUILDINGS, HOTELS, oUT-HoUsEs,
SPRINGS, &C.,
said DEGREES so much of the pr operJ Will be rSt
offered as to exclude from said offer 200 acres of
land brick sotiage, the outhouses In tue rear OF
the same, aud two frame cottages set apart rs the
property Of Mrs. II. NJ. Harrison by the court; and
then or no bid should be made sufficient to cover
the debts and membranes provided FOR by said de-
crses the said 200 acres and buildings set apart TO
Mrs. Harrison will be also offered, both separately
and In sonn:cion with xne e1pe o the
chase-moneY In cash the remainder IN tnrcc eqnai
instalments at one, two. and three years, bearing
interest Bond and security required 1or the oefct
red instruments ~
map of the property will be exhibited at the sale
II may also be seen 1t tie 0ihce oil W. a. Quarrler.
Charleston. w. Va, ut any lime before the day OF
sale. 49,,
The i'm provemQnts upon this property arc Of the
most durable character. and capable OF accom-
moduting several hundred visitors; and the place
has always had 4 high reputation as Watering
place both on account of It's losal attractions anu
the medicinal qualities Of its waters. Aside from lis
yaue rs uatering-placs, this properly, with It's cx-
tcnsive building.-some of the largest being OF
stone-csuld be readily converted into an extensive
m,nufa otl,rlng establishment or into college.
Possession given the st Of January, $40.
WILLIAMAA. QUARTER.
N.FITZH UGH,
NV 07.otavtdS Commissioners.
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The Wascr.nill.
4 rTHnp 5Is,yRNowy.

: AUTH Or INK No w ~
Listen to the water-niIl
All the ivelong day,
How lie clicking OF the wheel
Wears The h0ttrs away:
LaucuidIy The autumn wind
seirs the greenwood leaves;
From the flcld the reapers Sing,
Binding MP the slieaves
And memory DER my mind
Asa spell Ia cast,
The mill will never grind
With the water that Is past.
Summer winds revive no more
II Leaves strcwn over earth and main,
And the sickle nc'er can reap
The gathered grain again;
And the rippIing stream flows on,
TRANQUIL, deep. and still,
Never gliding back again
To the water-mill.
Trnly speaks the proverb Old
with a meaning vast:
The mill will never grind
With the water that Is past.
Take this lesion to yourself, ~
Loving heart and true :,
Golden years are 1eetiug Dy,
Youth is passing too.
Strive to make the m ost or HE,
Lose no happy day;
Time will never bring You back
Chances swept away.
Leave no tender word unsaid;
Love while love shall last
The mill will never grind
With the water that Is past.
Work while yet the daylight shines,
Man of thought and VIII;
Never does the streamlet glide
Useless By the mill;
WHIT not till to-moI rows sun
Beams upon your way;
All that you can call your own
Lies in thts-to-dav.
Power, Intellect, and health,
May not always last;
Tie mill will never grind
With the water that Is past.
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my 27-2tawtdS
Hy Jno Z. Lauehton, Jr. tAgcnt). Auctloueer.
No. 1923 Franklin street.

r ARGE SALE OF FORFEITED DYED
POPLINS, EMPRESS CLOTHS, SHAWLS. RIB
BONs, FEATHERS. &C., &C.: At AUCTION
Being DESTROYS of disseminating The dyeing business,
/ shall sell at auction. without reserve, to pay
charges, on THURSDAY the lth day Of July. at
10 o'clock, at my store, No. 420 east Broad street,
between Fourth and Fifth streets, large lot of the
above DESIRABLE GOODS that have remained
uncaed for until they have become forfeited:
Parties whose goods have been Kept the time al
lowed by law>are hereby notified thai unless they
called for before the day of sale, such goods Will be
positively sold to pay charges on the same.
The attention Of the ladies Is called 10 the above
sale, as the assortment Is well worthy their atten-
non J.. LINNEAlAS,
420 east Broad street.
JNo. L. LAuGuToS. Jr Auctoneer.
Nv S-M, W.ETh3t
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SIMMER Rain.

summer Rain.
I.
What round so sweet,
After day Of fiery heat ,uoo,
And sunstrOkes in the dusty street,
AS the pleasant voice of the singing ram
Dashing against the window-pane.
II.
The queenly rose
And vusSal flowers their eyes unciose'
While God his BENSON bestows;
And the sick man dreams OF health again.
Checred by the dance OF the dropping rain.
The bubbles break,
While showers descend on the breezy Iake'
And water. nymphs from slumber wake.
Homeward driving his harvest vain,
The farmer curses the coolng ram.
".
The plague flend stops
In his dread career to hear the drops;
Then, farmer, why mourn DER your crops!
True faith sublime meier leaned In vain
On the Power that sends us the healing rain.
1t bringeth cure
To the blistered feet Of the starving poor,
And their hearts are strengthened to endure;
While woe, in love with life again,
His hot brow bareS to the welcome ram.
VI.
OF mnrmuring shells
And the silyery chime Of fairy bells
Were never born such music speils,
To cheer the visionary brain
OF listening bard, as the summer RAIN.
VII.
Earth looks more fair
When drop. that Danish the SUMS hot glare
Fall from the cisterns Of upper air:
And her breast is cleansed OF many stain
BY the gentle bath ofthe summon rain.
VIII.
1t caught its chime,
Not in the fading realm of time,
But nboye-aboye In holier CLINE;
And ever hear an angel's strain
Blend with the dash Of the summer rain.
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Editors Of The Dispatch, Richmond Your
readers often appeal TO you for light, and
not ia vain. therefore take the liberty TO-
ask you to explain what the PGn prefix
means in the following sentence have Just
read In the Dispatch among tho foreign
items OF news; :. The Pda.Anglican Synod
meets at Lambeth" &c. 1aSoRAMus.
. Pan y means "all.' The pan-Anglican
Synod is composed not only OF members Of
the Church OF England proper, but Of
members OF all It's offshoots, such as the Pro.
testant Episcopal Church in the United
States,
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By Robert +. Lvne.
Real Estate Agent and AuctiOncer,
1912 Main street.

TRUSTEES AND ASSIGNEE'S SALE
l. OF VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND. WITH
GOOD IMPROVEMENTS FRONTING ON WEST.
HAM !oR CARY,STHEETl ROAD, ASD EX ;S
KANAWlA CANAL:-By virtue of a decree OF the
United States District Court for the Eastern dis.
trict Of Virginia entered on the 2d day of July
1878. in the case of William NJ. Ledley. bankrupt
we will sell, upon The premises. on MONDAY The
9Th day of July. 1878, at II O'Clock NJ, the DE.
SIRABLE TRACT OF LAND described In sal4
deed us containing FORTi-ONE AND HALE
ACRES OF GOOD LAND. about four and halt
miles west of Richmond. and now occupied by MIR
W. M. Ledey 3s residence and farm. The inl-
DrOvements are frs-rate, and consist OF TWO
STORY FRAME DWELLING Of six rooms. kitci.
en-, &C., with all needed out-buldngS, and IN good
repair.
This Is the same property conveyed to said Led
ley by Robert Avis and wife by deed Of the 10Th OF
April, 1877. This Is truly desirable piece of
property, and being situated OH the principal road
leading from the city should command the attention
OF parties wishing nice and attractive country
home in splendid condition..
TERMS: Cash ds TO sufficient 10 pay off two
notes-onc for $671 so and the Other for S691.46-
with all cost, &c. thereon, and cost and expenses OF
SALE aud also The expenses of a preceding sale. and
upon Il credit on $7ll.03 till October 10. 1878,
and residue upon terms to be announced at sale.
GEORGE NJ. DREWRY. Trustee.
iy3 :, Il, WITT, Assignee.
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Arr1-rsOy SALES.--FUTURE mays.
BY Grubbs Il Williams.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. q Eleventh street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
" BILE BRICK DWELLING No. sos WEST
MARSHALL STREET. NEXT DOOR TO HENRY
STREET, AT AUCTION.-By virtue OF n decree OF
tie Richmond Chancery Court, pronounced June
25, 1878, in the case Of Palmer %. Rowe ct ar we
viii sell ut auction. MON the premises, on THURS
DAY. lSih July 1878, at O'Clock p. 81, the valn-
able BRICK DWELLING located rs above de-
scribed, No. sos west Marshall street. The house
contains five rooms and kitchen and the lot fronts
g i feet by - to an alley.
TERMS: One third cash: balance IN six ond
twelve months with negotiable notes given for de-
fcrrpd PAYMENTS six per cent. interest added, and
the lille retained until all the purchase: money Is
najd JOHN g. WISE.
JAMES ChSKIE,
ivo Commissioners.
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BY Grubbs 6 Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auct1oneers,
No. 4 Eleventh street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF DOVER
" RIGHT IN VALUABLE PROPERTY On
MARSHALL STREET BETWEEN BROOK AVE
NUE. AND ADAMS STREET At AUCTION. "
city of Richmond of date June 25, 1878, In the
case OF Hill L Goddin rs: Stevenson and others.
will proceed 10 sell ut public auction on the prem-
ses, at 6 O'Clock p. NJ. on FRIDAY, July 10. 1873,
the DOVER RIGHT OF Mrs. Lavelettc T. Steven
SON IN the HOUSE and LOT on the south side e,. OF
Marshall street near Adams, OF which K. NJ. Ste
yenson DIED possessed, said house being numbered
1O5 west Marshall, and contains about FIVE rooms.
with kitchen. The lot fronts 23 by - feet. The
house is now rented to good tenant.
JOHN s. WISE,
jy9 Commissioner.
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RICHMOND, YORK KigEE AND tHEerEAkEI
RAILROAD. !
CrHEDITJ l. OF TIP ANS


" 49,, ,,,, h''LH'N''
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
~ COMMENCING NAY 81 1877.
,- -. ...,.>..,.r
iliRoI1h iAssfNuEi.' -
800 7. VI. Leaves Richmond TUESDAY, THURS
DAY. and SATURDAY. Connects al
West Point with steamer Havana i"r
all points on York river and Biit-
more. Arrives In Baltimore NJ ; ~
Nj. connects WIN r'lii.t ior =" 9 ~
inStoD, Phiiaae!plla' Ne" or A. ~
ION; ana Al! "c>,rfn p,mhtS. ,.,, "nm,S,i
atRichmoni WIN IRAN, "h h1vmi', ,
and Petersburg ana 'he'aP'1h' '.'N
ONO railFoa0>.
THROUGH FREIGHT.
s.on A -Jeove, Richmond MONDAY. WE'D
Wv" " SESDtY and FRIDAY: aud
h.Oo A. VI Tuesday THURSDAY. aud SAT-
nj West Point for river landings Dali
timore. and all western points. Con-
meets al Kiclmond With trains on Rich,
moud aud DanYil!e railroad,kichmond
and Petersburg, ana Chesapeake III"
OHIO railroads. ,.
LOCAL PASSENGER.
800 r, ii. Leaves Richmond daily seAcep' Suu.
TpporGu PASSENGER.
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Thurlow Weed is right in his remark that
there is a great lack OF statesmen in our ma
tional councils; but our engagements are
such that we really can't help it.-Bufato
Express.
An exchange prints a :" Remedy for Hard
Times" 1t is simply to so to work and save
YOUR money. 1t is marvel that this was
not thought Of several years ago. Norris
to,1n Herald
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WORE Cor Prefessor. WINSTON.

FARMyILLE, july 8, 1878.
Editors Dispatch: was most wonder
fully startled this morning about 8 o'clock
by strange phenomenon something like
ball Of fire OF large dimensions falling per-
pendicular from the heavens to the earth in
a southeastern direction from this place.
Iwouid like to know il any OF your many
readers saw it.
Up to this writing have only found one
person that saw il, and our description Is
not the same. Yours respectfully,
T.. NJ. DUNNAvANT. +
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EyJ. Thomson Brown.
Real Estate Agent and !tuctionecr,
11i3 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE MD
LOTION FOURTH STREET NEAR DuEAL
STREET-By virtue OF 4 deed Of trust dated INC
10Th Of December, s75 and records d In The KeH
mond Chancery Court. Deed-B Book lO7 y. page D
from Louis A. Cauyct and wife to the UNDERSIGNED,
trustee, conveying certain REAL EsIALE nereil.
after described, and whereas default has been mace
in the payment of all notes therein sscG t a ha
being required so TO do by The holder OF the n0eS
therein secured, will sell. on the premises on FIJI,
DAY July ~, 1881 o'clock J.; M., thg l rea.
certain LOT OR PARCEL OF LAND, with inc nm
movements thereon lying and being In the city OF
Richmond In the State Of Virginia. on the east slde
of Fourth street. fronting 20 feet incneS on o!1
street and running back between parallel mes LIZ
feet TO an alley s feet wide. and bonAded rs f9-
lows: Beginniug at point on Fourth street ~
feet from Baker street running thence along fourh
street % feet inches, thence at right angles per-
nnndcnir 10 Fourth street and parallel with Baker
Street l22 feet 10 IN alley 6 feet wide, thence at
right angles and parallel with Fourth street along
said alley toward Fourth street % feet . lnches'
THENCE a. right angles l22 feet to the point OF be-
ginning on Fourth street,
eTFRSs: Cash as to expenses Of sale and s5Sl.11,
md the balance on such terms as will be announced
al sale In accordance with deed OF trust.
PATRICK McGOYERS, Trustee.
r THOMSON BROWN. Auctioneer. ivy
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an1T.ox sALEs-..ru.ure Days.
by Robert 3. Lyme
Zeal Estate Agent aud Auctioneer,
1919 Main street.

MICE AND PLEASANTLY-LOCATED
~ FRAME DWELLING AND LOT ON Wash.
INGTON STREET, TWO SQUARES EASE I OF
AND .NEAK CHRIST EPiSCQe,,
RY AUCTfON WITHOUT LIMIT Or RESERVE.
Al the request OF the owner win sell. upon me
premises, on FRIDAY the 18th day OF July, ISIS.
at 6 O'Clock p. a.. the property above described.
The house contains four rooms, besides kitchens &C.
The lot fronts "a feet inches and runs back gooa
denth. This presents IN unusual opportunity TO
purchase 0 nice home in good neighborhood ut a
small coet, and being just outside Of The city limits
and In the county, the taxes Will lie very little
TERMS: VIII be very liberal and announced at
sale ROBERT 3. LYME,
iv1O Auctioneer.
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HOLDING COURT IN WAGoS.-The Frank
lin (Ga.) Ns,os says: 'sOn Saturday at the
court-ground in Blackankle, Ga, the magis-
trate took his seat on wagon which was
standing in the shade OF a tree and COM
manded the bailif to open the court. The
command was obeyed, and the first case on
the docket was called, the witnesses ex-
amined, and the case ready for discussion
by the lawyers Colonel NJ. and Hon. d.,
who mounted the wagon lone on the tongue
and the other on the coupling-pole. The
baiif' took his stand Mt the breast-tree to
move the wagon to the shade as the sun
passed arouud,o
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Deposits or one dollar and upwards received, and
six per cent. allowed on deposits.
Deposits received subject to check without notice
audinterest allowed on same II not checked on mort
frequently than two or three times u week. /
Interest on oil deposits to commence ten dayt
after date of deposia.
Bank open every, day froR 8 O'Clock A. M. ill s
o'clock r. b., and on Saturday FROM i. III. till
2 Ne 10 26-sed
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Some persons are always speaking words
OF encouragement. The Springfield Re.
publican says "itis q mark OF genius to
persplrc freely - Coarier-J Journal.
81 One hundred years ago George Washing
ton was called rebel aud traitor ninety-nine
times day. They called him those because
he @. was southern man. CoArier-J o0rflQl.
The question OF compelling employers to
insure their servants against accidents Incl.
dent to the nature Of their labor Is discussed
In EDgland.P. /. Han.
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TRUSTEES SALE AT PUBLIC AUG
J. TION OF TRULY VALUABLE PROPERTY
IN THE CITY OF MANCHESTER AND COUN-
deed of trust executed To Charles W. Turner and
Frank j. Sampson. trustees on the . st dav Of Jan
uary 1878 duly recorded in thc clerks office OF the
Musings Court for the city Of Manchester In Decd
Book No =. page TAT. and also I'm the clerks office
Of the County Court of Chesterfield county, In Deed
Book No. 90, page $50, being required so to do by
the beneficiary in said deeds e. j. sampson dcclin-
ing 10 act rs trustee under said dced will offer for
sale the premises. in the city OF Manchester, on
L. NJ, the handsome DWELLING-HOUSE AND
LOT Oh Tenth street between Hull and Decatur
Streets now occupied by iirstclass paying tenant
The lot fronts &c feet Tenth street. aud runs bac
So feet with comfortable and mOdern-styic build
ings. pump Of excellent water. dwarf fruit trees,
&C., &c, in the heart Of the city, only about nifty
yards from the Hastings C0urt-hohse.
Immediately after The above sale will SELL on The
premises. ONE HALF INTEREST IN TWENTY
TWO VACANT LOTS In Hollands addition, very
handsomely and eligibly located for private resi-
denceS.
And on the next day. TUESDAY, July l6, 1878,
on the premises. ut l o'clock A. NJ, In the county
Of Chesterfield. will offer for SALE under same deed
TWO THIRDS INTEREST In tract OF valuable
farming and mineral land, well woodcdand watfrcd,
about four miles from the thriving village Of Mid
lothian. containing THREE HUNDRED AND
SEFESTY-EIGIfT ACRES, nearly snrrounded 10y
the valuable coal Iauds of Franklin Stcarns, Esq,
purchased by him 1T high figures This property
offers first GLASS inducements 10 capitalists.
TERMS: One third cash; the balance upon credit
OF SIX twelve months, well secured, ana Interest
added from DAY Of sale on the deferred payments.
jy2 CHARLES w. TURNER, Trustee.
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ID ICuMOND AND pANEILLr. RAIL
III ROhD COMPANY.

RlCHMoND AMP l,ANN Lille RAIL-
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS TAKING EFFECT
SUNDAY, JUNE 23,ls
THROUGH MAIL TRAIN DAILY.
NO. LILO =. NJ. leaves Richmond: arrives at
Burkcve al +. w.. sutn-
erin, us l.. W.. DanytIl"
SOB +. NJ. GrrcnSD"r" 1000
l.. ". Salisbury l:Jj l.. NJ,
and Charlotte las 4. VI.
No 2-2:JO 4. NJ. leaves Charlotte: arrives at
Salisbury +53 4. IL. GREENS
h"re' GAG \. ~, nanyII"
SOB 4. 81. Su,hcrIin'- 9:t"
a. W.. GurScvic I2:lS T. NJ,
and Richmond 3:i7 T.. NJ
THROUGH PASSENGER TRAIN DAILY.
No. 3-ll:I5 +. NJ. leaves Richmond: arrives At
BurkcviIl" Z:li \. NJ. Dan
vile 7:l3 !. NJ, Greensboro
gl5 \. NJ. salisbury ll:Ol A.
NJ. aud Charlotte l2:i0 l.. VI.
No i-4:lj L. ~. lca:"s thaIttfc: arrives at
salisbury 5:iI T.. NJ, Grccr>-
9:3l +. ~. Bmikryillc 2:2S A..
M..aiiI Richmond 4 VI.
Trains Nos. aud = Vii! max" close c"nIr'i,"u
ut Richmond with the Richmond, fL""rirS~-
burg and Potomac railroad 10 and from al points
tic. Mississippi ANA o. 10 railroad to ana from Farm
vile. Lyncnburg. and all s"ul western p"Ini': ~
Sutherlin's with the Milton and SnthcrlIn Sarro"-
Gauge railroad for Milton. y. g.. at Dmnd"" win
the Virginia Midland railroad: ut t;rcrm,bor" "t'h
the North western North CaToli railroad Tor Sl''H
Atlanta and Charlotte AIRLINE.
Trains Nos. and VIII connect at Richmond go
Ing North and South with The ki".iln"ui. frr'ir-
rickSburg and Potomac railroad for NislIinsi"h
and all points North and West, ana Win The t' So
peake and Ohio railroad for all points West; a!
Dundee with Virginia Midland railroad L" dni
from Washington and all points North ama " ct {;
ut Greensboro with North Carolina ra!ir"ai l"r
Raleigh, Goldsb0ro'. aud intrrmr'iia'c point :
at Salisbury with the Western North ta."!lh'
railroad 1T Charlotte vi IN the Charlotte t"'I,-
bia and Augusta railroad Ia ana RON all points
North and South. These trains ram s,aly On 'h'
Richmond aud Danyl!c railroad aud connect ~
above, except going north on Sunday inornnE ana
going south Monday morning. Trains making TINS
connection run daily on Richmond. FrrI'rlrA'-
burg and Potomac and Chesapeake AN! ONO raj
roads except Sunday.
Trains on the v. ". y. e. railroad r!'n between
Greensboro aud Salem daily except SUNDAY
Pullman palace drawiDg-looIn and s.r"ping-caiS
run on trains Nos. l and > between New ! OF =
and Atlanta ria Richmond. and IN Nos. IHi l
between Richmond and Charlotte. and !"t"eci!
Washington, Danyillc Charlotte, and Augusta
Tickets sold 10 all southern and south "cslern
points. and baggage checked through.
Local tickets good only for con ;nuouS llsaSe
between the points named on Tie tickets. No !ay-
over checks Will re given. ..,,.
T. ". Z. TALCDrT
General SutsIlHt erIent
JOHN r. MACMr DC, General Passenger Agent.
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