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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-06-04

A
~ CAROLINE C0ENTY.-By virtue of i decree
CT the Chancery Court Of Richmond, entered III the
suit of Walters assignee as Anderson, the 9TH Of
April, 1878, we will proceed to sell at public
tion, at the Bowling Green, in Caroline county.
on the TENTH DAY OF JUNE, 1873, at IL
o'clock NJ, THAT being the first day of the Circuit
Court Of said county,l all that TRACT OF LAND
lying Oh the Moth Anna river near AnGersons MILL
In said county lately bought in this cause by Thorn,
rs Kelley. who now resides thereon, containing 1926
acres by recent survey. There are on this land al
the necessary out-buildings.
TERMS OF SALE Enough in cash to pay the ex
penses of sale and the costs in said suit incurred in
Obtaining the decree OF sale and S3S9.6S, with in
terest thereon from the 18th of December. 1877 !:
S4ll.73 on the 18th of December, 1878. and
S433.7S on the l11h December, lS79-the said de-
ferred payments to he secured by The bonds Of the
purchaser. waiving the homestead and by retaining
the title. The residue Of the purchaSe-money to be
secured in such manner and made payable at such
times as Thomas Kelley may direct. he fails
10 do, as the said commissioners may see fir.
JOHN J.. MARYE,
HILL CARTER,
my 31-10t Commissioners.
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The Returns Of the Mofett Register-A
Maricsd Observation-Disclosures Allen re-
ports the number OF alcoholic drinks regis
tered for the month Of May as 9,905; tax,
S24S.97; malt liquors registered, 5000;
tax, $3.50; total tax, S267.56.
This is the smallest return yet made by
the alcoholic registers. In April the tax
1886. GA falling off of nearly SO for May
as compared with April. In March the al
coholic tax was S3O5.59; malt, S13.7S; total,
S31917-a falling off Of nearly S52 for May
as compared with March.
There are seventeen alcoholic and niue
malt registers in the city, two of the latter
having been recently put up.
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Operations neutrality-suspicious. were
resumed at the Old Dominion Cotton Mills,
to the great satisfaction Of all concerned and
the community at large.
The immediate cause of the stoppage was
the reduction OF the pay of the weavers two
cents per hundred weight. This was one
cent greater than the reduction at the Mar
shall mills. The refusal Of the weavers to
work OF course necessitated n suspension Of
the entire mills. The weayers offered to re-
supe work on the same terms as was paid
those at the Marshall mills. The offer was
accepted, and yesterday work was resumed.
Gaps we'll that ends WELL" and it is hoped
the work will long continue. Captain Ora
ham and Superintendent Dowres are the
right men in the right places, and are ably
assisted by their bosses and operatives in all
ClenartmentS
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General Joseph e. Johnston, it is now
probable, wilt have opposition for nomina.
ton as a candidate for Congress in the
Richmond (Ya.) district. 1t would be one
of the wonders OF the nineteenth century
II there could be found congressional dis
trict in this broad land where there was not
more than one person that desired to serve
his country in the national Congress. and
Of course men That are the equals.of John
ston. and even superior In their own esti-
nation, are as thick as bees in a tar-bucket;
but the people must decide. lsocky Mount
IN. On Mail.
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By j. Thompson Brown.
Real Estate Agent and AuctioDeer,
lll3 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A FARM IN
4 HENRICO. NEAR RICHMOND, ON THE
MEADOW-BRIDGE ROAD.-By virtue of 4 deed
or trust dated the 9Th Of December. 1874. and re-
corded In the Henri leo County Court, Ia d. Is. "a, on
p. 443, we. the undersigned the present trustees
the Merchants and Mechanics Building Fund and
Loan Association. being required TO do on ac-
count of default In the payment Of certain bond
therein secured will sell, 1T the Office of D. Thomp-
son Brown. 1ll3 Main street, on THURS
DAY. June 6. 1873. ut $50 O'Clock p. A..
the following REAL ESTATE, described in said
deed rs follows: ''All that certain TRACT OF
LAND in the county of Henrico. On the Meadow
Bridge road, about one mile and half north of the
city Of Richmond, containing TWENTY-FIVE
ACRES, and bounded as follows: On the north by
the land Of W. B. Rose: on The east by the Meadow
Bridge road and the land of L. w. DE Voss; on the
south by the land Of L. W. De Voss: and Oh the
west by the Richmond and Hcnrico turnpike"
TERMS: To be announced 1T sale in accordance
with the decd OF trust.
J.THOAPSON BROWNE
W. II. TATUM, Trustees.
JOHN DOES.
J. THOMPSON BROWN, Auctionecr. my27
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Afother Relic.-Mr. H. J. Nunnally, oil
this city, was yesterday shown the ticket he
voted at the presidential election OF 1860.
As was the custom in those good old days,
it was boldly endorsed with the voters
name. The ticket is emblazoned with the
handsome features OF the gallant ,Breckin,
ridge and the veteran Lane, and is in a
perfect state OF preservation.
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Il Happy Occasion.-Sunday night Mr..
james Hart, one Of the popular end-men OF
the Amateur Ministries, was united in mar
rage by Rev. Mr.. Yandersice to Miss An
ME e. Madara. The ceremony was wit
messed by number OF friends, all of whom,
with many others, wish the happy couple a
long and prosperous life.
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The Manchester 1iiilS.-In few days the
work OF thoroughly repairing and renoya.
ting the celebrated Manchester four-mills OF
Dunlop Il McCance will begin. Mr.. w. L..
Moody, The head miller, anticipates an early
and successful season OF new wheat.
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The VckerS GaSe.-The following au-
thentic statement OF the poll OF the jury in
the late case OF Vickers Us. The City OF Man.
chester is furnished by the county clerk {:
Two for no damages. two for the contract
as admitted by the city, one for $500, one
for 81, 600, one for 81, 200, and the other five
for various sums from $1,000 UP to $4,000,
which was the highest any juryman was
willing to award.
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THO PHYSICIANS.

ITO PHYSICIANS.
TRUE CHRYSOPHANIC ACID;
THYMOL-cryStaiZed
PICRIC ACID-crystals;
LACTOPHOSPHATE OF LINE-solubsc;
FLUID EXTRACT VISCUM ALBUM;
FLUID EXTRACT GRINDELIA ROBUSTA;
FLUID EXTRACT TUCUS VESICULOSIs;
FLUID EXTRACT JABORANDI;
SUCCUS TARAXACI-English;
SUCCUS CONII-Euglish;
SUCCUS RELLADONNH-Engis
SUCCUS HYOSCYAMI-Engiish;
GLYCERITE KEPHALINE;
PANCREATIC EMULSION-English;
PEPSINE PORCI-English
and all rare preparations, to be had at
MEADE s. BAKERS Drugstore,
jel 9l9 Main street.
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The. City School Board.--It is requested
that every member OF the. City School Board
will attend an important adjourned meet
ing to be held tonight. ~
The exercises in ali Of the public schools
will close Thursday evening.
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liy Grubbs Il Williams,
Real Estate Agents and !.uctoncrrs,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF ONE
" HUNDRED AND NINETY FEET OF VA
CANT PROPERTY On THE EAST SIDE OF
SIXTH STREET, JUST 4 SHORT DISTANCE
In execution Of 4 decree Of the United States Dis
trict Court for the Eastern District OF Virginia ell
tcrad on 22d May, 1875. In the matter of Henry
Watkins, bankrupt. ! will sell at auction, on the
premises, on THURSDAY, 9Th day Of June. 1878,
at ~ O'Clock p. M. the lot Of land referred 10 in
NINETY FEET OF VACANT PROPERTY on
the east side Of Sixth street, between Leigh and
Baker streets VIII selIfrst, 40 feet nearest to
this portion be insufficient to discharge the debt
decreed to be paid then will sell the feet near
est Baker street. These lots are mostly In ravine,
hut they are being rapidly filed up, and will soon
come in for building lots
TERMS: one third cash: balance at six and
added, and title retained by the until al the
purchaSe-money shall be paid.
JOHN DUNLOP, Special Commissioner.
GRCBBS Il WILLIAMS. AuctionccrS. NV 7
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Nep Unitorms.-The conductors, bag
gage and brakemep, and other road Off.
Gals on the Richmond and Danyille rail.
road, Will come out to-day in their hand
some new uniforms. These uniforms arc
said to be the neatest and best worn by any
railroad cor other public employees in the
solitffst1&s $3.50
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BUILDING LOT ON
D GRACE STREET BETWEEN TWENTY
THIRD AND TWENTY-FOURTH STREETS
On FRIDAY, 9TH Of June, 1878, Immediately after
the above sale for Louis W. Pzzni, trustee, will
sell ut auction that beautiful BUILDING LOT situ-
ated as above fronting 80 feet on the north line OF
paved alley.
TERMS: At sale. GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
ip4 AuctiOuerrS
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BY Grubbs s. Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
Eleventh between Main and Bank streets.

ENHE VALUABLE FARM RO-
L COUNCE, FIVE MILES NORTH OF RICH
MOSD, TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION.-By request
of Mr.. John Bacon Crenshaw, we will offer for sale
by public auction, upon the premises, on TUES.
DAY, June 4th al IL o'clock NJ, his wcll-known AND
very valuable FARM ROCOUNCE, lying about five
III lies north of Richmond, on Brook creek, adjoining
the farm of Mr. Abram Warwick and others. 1t la:
369R acres; Of which about 90 acres are in woods
about 40 acres first ow-grounds, about the same
quantity Of second fairgrounds, and the balance Is
highly-imDroyed upland. with fine rcd-clay sub
soil. The dwelling has len rooms besides basement
and outside kitchen; has hot and cold water on the
first floor, and is lighted by gas manufactured The
premises Oh an economical plan. The out-buidings
arc sufficient and Of the usual variety. There is
fine orchard of 500 dwarf-EcarS, 500 peach-trees
and some apples all enclosed by an Usage orange
hedge This farm is proyerbia Tor its fertility, aIt
1t would be difficult 10 find one so desirable witt
reference to profitable results from cultivation, OF
Offering 60 pleasant home and near to the city.
TERMS One fourth cash; balance at one. two
and three years, with interest payable seui-an.
nually, and secured by deed Of trust.
GRUBDS & WILLIAMS,
my % .Auclionecrs.
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VALUABLE FARM IN CHESTER.
v FIELD COUNTY. ON LOWER JAMES
RIVER. FOR. SALE AT AuCTION.-By virtue
OF decd of trust from James T. Tosh and
the clerks Office Of The County Court OF Chester
field, shall sell at public auction, on the premises
1T z o'clocl; NJ, on WEDNESDAY the 9Th day of
June, 1878, that valuable FARM known rs
"WESTliROOK.n containing SEVEN HUNDRED
AND ElGHTY-TllREE ACRES, more or less
This farm Is in Chesterfield county, lying mmcdi
atcly on James river and adjoining Prcsque Isle.
The improvements consist OF 4 comfortable
DWELLING with six rooms. and all necessary
barns and out-builmgs. and the land is In the high
est state of Improvement. II believed to be one of
the best estates upon the liver.
TERMS: The deed requires the sale 10 be for cash,
hut ii is probable that reasonable time will be given
for the greater portion Of the purchase-money.
Persons wishing to attend the sale may 90 by The
steamer Ariel, which will leave Richmond on the
morning Of the sale.
CHARLES s. STRINGFELLOW,
Trustee.
GRUDBs e WILLIAMS, Auctoneers. my IA
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THROUGH MAIL TRAIN DAILY.
No 1880 \. NJ, leaves Richmond; arrIy-- NJ
IIurkcyilie ll:02 \. H.. Suih-
crime 2:35 l.. ~. D,nri.
3:l2 T.. NJ. Greensboro j:lj
J.. ". SALISBURY $50 +. 81.
and Charlotte 9:42 T.. VI.
No, 3-B:l7 A. NJ, leaves Charlotte: arrives 1t
Salisbury $40 \. NJ. Green's
horo 1892 4. NJ. DanrilIa
1897 i. 81. SutlcrlIu'- l:23
i. H.. Bmrkcvilc 5:07 +. 81.
and Richmond 1915 p.M
THROUGH PASSENGER TRAIN DAILY
No 3-1l:I5 p. W.. caves RIchnond: arrives A.
Bnrkeyillc 2:l!, A.; NJ. Dan.
g ggS l. I2 H. s. sa, ii; Srl1 iis H
NJ. aud Charlotte l:lS L. VI
No. ALB p. d., leaTes ChatlItts: arrives at
Salisbury $40 N. Grcrrs-
boro' SOB T.. ". Danyic
1u:U2 =. NJ. bulheville 32s \.
NJ, and Richmond 7:lJ A VI.
Trains Nos. ! and . Will stop ~ all stations aui
connect at liurkcyie with the Atlantic. Mississippi
and Ohio railroad Ia and from Farm'llie. Lynch
burg, and NIL southwestern points. At Suh"r-
Inns with the Milton and sntherIin Xarr9~-''au."
the Virginia Midland railroad. AT Greensboro win
the Northwestern North Carolina railroad Tor Salem
With Atlanta and Charlotte Airline Al CInrlor;r
with Charlotte. Columbia and Augusta railroad L"
and from all points North and South
Trains Nos. 3 and will connect ut Richmond 60
Ing North and South with the Richmond, frr'i--
ricksburg and PotOm2c railroad for Washington
and all points North ana West ana Win The Chest
pcake and Ohio railroad for al! points West. Al
Dundee with Virginia MIanh railroad 10 aui
from Washington and AL points North aud Wet.
At Greensboro with The Sorth Carolina railroad
to and from Raleigh aud GO!!sbnrv. aI>d inter-
mediate points. At Salisbury with The Western
North Carolina railroad. These trains run :lnly
on Richmond and Danyil.c railroad, and ronncct ~
above, except going north on sunday morning AND
going south Monday morning. Trains making this
connection run daily on Richmond. Fr"-rich>-
burg and Potomac and thcSaIsakc and ohio raj
roads except Sunday. Train M. 3 stops ii all -t
tions north of Danvillc. and south of Danviic only
ut Redsylllc Bela ia. Greensboro 1h0lHISv He. 81
lSbury, and Airline Junction. NU.i stops al all
stations north of Danylic, and south OF D1nrillc
only ut RoldSvill", Bcuaja. Greensboro, Thoin---
VILE, Lexington, Salisbury, aud AIRLINE Junction.
Trains on the \. W.N. E.. railroad run between
Greensboro and Salem daily except sunday.
Pullman palace dra ving-rOOm and sl"rping-drs
run OH trains Nos. and = between Ncw York,
Richmond. and Atlanta ana on Nos. aWt tr,-
between Richmond and Charlotte, and between
Washington, Danyilic, Charlotte. AMI Savannah.
Tickets sold To all southern and southwestern
points and baggage checked through.
Local tickets good only for continuous ra.ssRe
between the points named on the tickets. No lay
over checks viii lie given.
r. VI. II. TALCGI'r
General Superintendent
JonN Z. MACMURDC, General Passenger Agent
NH
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IA LITTLE B0Y,s SAVINGS LOST. The sa-
cranente lCalii ornia,, gio3,- Record tells
/ thfs pathetic little story In connection with
Il savings bank stature y g "a citizen vito
keeps afiyery.stable told his little sollsh he
would take care OF two cows for a gear he
I 1.-THE fatherl would give him all the empty
sacks az; the stable for year. The boy
worked hard night and morning, and attbe
end soi the time his sacks had yielded him
$50. and his silver was in the Dime Savings
Bank. He went to his mother proudly to
report progress, but added sIf Ed only
make $50 more I'd have Just 800, and that
would have made me rich.' The mother,
pleased with her sons industry, gave him
a $40 gold-picce to put in The bank and COM
l5iete the 300. In afew.d days the bank failed,
the $50 and. the $40 were In its ruins. and
the little fellow has wept as II his heart
would break also, ever since, and refuses to
be comeorted." s15 ID /
Extravaganza is the cause OF hard
tines" said a Nevada capitalist. We
must be more economical. Ten years ago
commenced working in milf In Gold Hill
ut smass salary, and in less than year /
owned the mill and had some money In
bank" You are right" returned list
CHSI VIII tSsaI CStl uCSthScSs ~ 40 pooS~
BILE for q man to lay up $4,000 or s., 900 a
month ON a salary of s. day, but he must
be very economical and have the handling
OF the amalgam."
The Fenian movement is stronger, and
has nov brighter promises of abundant sue
cess than ever it had before. The treasurer
Of the ssskirmishins fund" has Just built
him new house and gone to the Paris ex-
! position, and the secretary gave 500, 0O0 for
| a mousc-coIored horse that can show re-
cord of 2:26a.-Haaoiccye.
Mr.sC. C. Fulton. of the Baltimore Arneri'
can, went through England and mlstook
the hop.felds for acres OF lima-beans, anc
the papers are poking fun at him in conse
quence. BE didnot use his initials to much
| purpose.-Free Press. He added MOTTO
Beany TO his letter when be found his mis-
take.-BuNetin.
The Senecas OF the Tonawandas were
paid off last week There are at present
| i've hundred and seventy-eight Indians OF
the reservation belonging to that tribe, the
amount paid them this time being nearly
$4,000.
We do not blame those Canadians fol
being nervsus. 81 do not care Tor TIT
dogs bark" said complaining person
ssbut it's the waiting for him to bark that;
killing me" -BuFato Express.
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BY Z. u. Cook. Auctioncer.

CENTEEL HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
VI TURE AT AUCTION.-On WEDNESDAY,
9th instant. at O'Clock, will sell at the residence
OF Mrs. r. i. Craddock. OH Twenty-clgh between
Broad and Grace Streets ~.
A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF
GENTEEL
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE,
~. In good order.
ie4 Z. Il. COOK. Auciioneer.
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by Jas. MacdougalI, Auctioneer,
by Jas. Macdougall, Auctioneer, -
No. 10 Governor street. 49, l.,
DEREMPTORY SALE OF
CLOTHING, NOTIONS, BOOTS, SHOES,
HATS, RIBBONS, &C., &C.,
AT AUCTION.

On WEDNESDAY the 9Th instant. ut i04 O'Clock,
will sell ut my warerooms large and valuable
stock of the above goods, embracing :,
COATS. PANTS, and VESTS NEW and second
hand OF excellent quality and good sizes;
AZ also fine invoice Of
NOTIONS, Ribbons, HATS, BOOTS, SHOES,
COLLARS, DRESS-GOODS, &C., &c.
Additions may be made up to tour or sale.
The attention of the trade Is respectfully asked rs
the goods must be sold without reserve.
fed JAS. 01hCDOUGALL, Auctionccr.
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A LIENS FLY.BRICK FOR KILLING
IN FLIES. Also, the original PERSIAN AND
DALMATIAN iNSECT-POWDER 1.-The best and
strongcstl for destroying fes mosquitoes reaches,
ants, feas, and other like insects. Sold by
lie q L. WAGNER, Druggist.
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BY L. Il. Cook, Auctioneer,
No. 20 Governor street.

BJ Z. is. COOK, AUCtfUUEeT,
No. 20 Governor street. o
ELEGANT STEEL ENGRkF1NGS,
HCHROMOS, AND WALL-POCKETS At
AUCTION.-On WEDNESDAY, 9th instant, at 10
o'clock, will commence the sale of I'm invoice OF
Superior STEEL ENGRAVINGS,
Elegant CIiRONI0S,
WALL-POCKETSa and PANEL-PICTURES,
at No. 9l6 Main, between Ninth and Tenth street,.
These goods are superior TO any offered this sea-
son. and my distinctions arc TO sell without
serve the attention Of the public, and especially the
ladies, is respectfully requested to examination.
The gallery is now open.
The sale will be continued daily, commencing al
10 A. n. and ~ P. NJ. Z. y. COOK,
lie q Auctioneer.
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A NCHOR LINE.

A NCiiOR LINE. fsfS5:slllIzse.i
"A - Sz $500 ss.
UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS
sail from New York for
GLASGOW every SATURDAY.:
LONDON every WEDNESDAY:
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed for Gle
gaucc and comfort. All Statc-roOmS on main
deck. and saloon amidshps.
SALOON CABINS. SH5 to $50. currency:
SECOND CABIN. including all requisites. $40.
Excursion ticSetS for First-ClaSs Passage. New
York 10 Paris and return, sl3J 10 Sl9J, according
10 Statc-roOm and route chosen.
For books Of information, plans, &C.. apply 10
HENDERSON BROTHERS.
BOwiin" Green, New York.
or TO GEORGE W. ALLEN II CO..
Office Old dominion Steamship Company.
j. +. GGBSON.
Office Southern Express Company, Richmond.
an ot-3m
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AUCTION sAIEs-Pnsu Days. .
By Frank j. Sampsen'
Real Estate Agent, Auctioneer. and Notary Public,
& No. e2l Hull street, Manchester, Va. -,

Zeal Estate Agent, afd eNotarys upuc'
+ No. 921 Hull street, Manchester, Va. d.
SALE OFsfVALUAs
" BILE REAL ESTATE COR NEE, OF STOCK Dc s.
TON AND THlRTEENTH STREETS, IN THE
CITY or MANCHESTER, VA.-Bygvtrtue OF u
decree or the Hastings Court for the city Of Man
chester, entered on the LIST day OF june, 1875 In
the case Of Fisher Elan against Amos ct as. and
C.fM. Amos ct ats, against Taylor e sampson
ltr1l. eesi ct als we viii sell at public auction ut
the corner OF stockton and Thirteenth streets, on
TUESDAY the 18th day of June, 1873, the
FRAME DWELLING situated as above, on a
handsome lot fronting 1sS feet on Thirteenth I
very healthy and desirable neighborhood, which Is
rapidly building up. q a53ft' -, i!,G .rs1sl
TERMS: Cash sufficient TO pay the debt secured
by deed Of trust from said Amos and wife to L.
Sampson and John Z. Taylor, trustees, and cost
Of this suit, and the expenses attending a former
attempted sale, amounting 10 about $500, and tho
balance upon credit of Elk and twelve months, for
negotiable notes with interest from day of sale and
Title retained until all OF the purchase money is fully
paid. DAVID /. PQLLlAM,
80, r.a GEORGE II. 'BURWELL,
jc 4-tts Special Commissioners.
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RICHMOND, FRED'G Z POTOMAC II. X. Co-(
OFFICE GENERAL TICKET AGENT.
RICHMOND. November 5, 1877.

RICHMOND, FRED'G Z POTOMAC Il. X. Co.,}
OFFICE GENERAL TICKET AGENT.
RICHMOND. November s, 1877.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
On and after SUNDAY, llth instant. trains VII
run Oh this road rs follows:
7:i5 A. 10 caves the Byrd-Street station daily '"h-
cept sunday due ut NAshingl1n
s.e ut lilo Z. NJ. Baltimore Is: 81 /.
~; Philadelphia al $50 L. ". New
York at 1915 P VI.
500 z. u. leaves Byrd-Street station daily, sFrS-
ing Ut Washington u l:27 \. Nj
Baltimore 1t 500 \, NJ; Ph!Lh.-
phia AT GAO \. NJ: NeS York al 95o
A. NJ. Through sleeigf frGm kith-
moud to New York prit.c ol be!t -.
1925 p. II. ACCOMMODATION IR Al y, ios
Junction, leaves BroaCcflreet StaIoa
daily tSundays excepted.
S:15 A. N. arrives az Byrd-Strcct station aois'
leaves New York at $50 the pfecs-
.n. dug evening; Baltimore AT 1900 n.
AZ; Washington a. 2:i7 4. ".
1855 r. II. arrives AT Ryrd-Streel station daily Tex
cept Sunday. Leaves New YORK ~
S.l5 A. ~: Philadelphia at l2uo
L. 81; Baltimore ~ i:3O L. a''
Washington at 6:l0 L. NJ. 49,
$3.50 A. u. ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN Arrives
at Rroad-Street. station daily tsah-
E. r. d. MYERS
General Superintendent
&. A. TAYLOR,
noe General Freight and Ticket Agenh