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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-04
,LE MILL PROPERTY FOR

VALUABLE MILL PROPERTY FOR
SALE,-We Will offer for sale on the 9th day of
July, 1878 on the premises, in the city OF Lynch
burg Va, at O'Clock p. NJ, that VALUABLE
MILLING PROPERTY known as Scotts Mills.
This property Is most advantageously situated, be-
Ing near both the railroad depot:, and with canal
facilities for loading and unloading boats without
expense Of drayage.
The FLOUR MILL Is bailt or brick. and Is five
stories high. and has capacity from ESQ TO 275
barrels Of flour per day. Attached TO this property
Is FRAME BUILDING that has capacity Of
grinding 400 bushels corn per day. The property
has superior water and Is regarded the
best milling property In this part OF the State.
Immediately after the sale OF the mill property we
will offer for sale HANDSOME BUILDING LOT
on Cabell 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
purehase-mOney. JOHN u. TAYLOR,
r. II. T. ADAMS,
je 27-tds Committee Of Creditors.
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A young lady Of six summers, living In
the southern part of the city, rushed into
her mothers presence on Sunday last with
the remark, "Mother, wonders never will
cease" why, my dear9" "Wby, Mt.
and Mrs. w. are sitting on the porch talk
ing Just as sweet as though they weren't
married. ''-EIchd7lIe
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BY George S. yashon & Sou, Auctioneers,
No.. Tenth street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF STOCK OF
CONSISTING IN PAkT OF SUGAR, COFFEE,
FISH, FLOUR, OIL. JARS GLASS AND ST0NEy,
BR00MS, BUCKETS. TUBS. Bk0MNSrUFF
SHIPSTUFF. OATS, AND MANY OTHER AR
TICLES TOO NUMEROUS TO Namely vir-
tue OF deed OF trust executed by George A. Wray
to the undersigned, trustee, and default having
therein secured, will, being thereto required by
the beneficiary, proceed 70 sell at public auction at
July 6, 1878, at 9 O'Clock A. NJ, the STOCK above
described.
Terms; Cash. GEORGE s. vAsHON, JR.
jy2 Trustee.
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,IrL,Y 9. ISIS,

1900 July =, .l05S, q
Iaiways like to write for the Dispatch,
because among It's other eSce!lencies u has
the beet prooG-readers inthe Virginia Press.
One mistake. however, often see IN Its col
umns, and uniformly in my letter about
the Theological Seminary commencement
that Is putting deacondte for g diaconate "
There is no such word In Worcester, or any.
where else that know o., as deaconate,
OCCASI0SkLf
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THE ELECTRIC LIGHT IN PARIs.-[Paris
letter in Cincinnati Commercial -Tbe
newest phase Of this light is that afforded
by the electric lights which adorn the front
OF the Corps Legislatif building, and also
Of the gardens; pale globes of pearls that
give light white and cold, almost ghastly
in contrast to gas. The latter everywhere
seem very red in comparison, and insignifi-
cant as fire-tlies. The moon, too, that rises
full over all, looks dull and coppery, SEEM
ing to give no light whatever in comparison
to the silver globes. Standing on the bridge
leading over the Seine, in front Of the Corps
Legislatif, the scene was peculiar, almost
weird; the two rows OF electric lights max
ing the moon and all the twinkling gas
lights along the quays, and the reflections
in the water, rosy by contrast, and giving
the heavens above melancholy gloom 10
which the stars withdrew as though con-
scious Of being superseded. With these
lights one must 60 to the country to enjoy
the moon and stars. What shall city lovers
do Tor the charming old sensation other
wise?
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IL from the washington Caps,al.l
Stahaf Mater.

ITranslated by u. W. Bchonon.l
Near tho cross her presence Keeping,
Stands the mother sad and weeping;
Wccpine for her son afored:
Through her heart, now crushed and broke
With a grief Intense unSgnken,
Now had passed a dreadful sword.
O how piercing her affection
Mother OF The bcnediction,
OF that loved yet suffering one:
Trembling. grooming, s ighing. weeping,
-Asshc her ylgtfs keeping
Al the woe OF that dear son.
Is there oae with heart nnfeelIng,
III Inc saw the mother knceling,
Aud laynentlng DER her iass.
Who would not BE moved 10 render,
Pity for the beiss tender.
As she mourn beside the cross?
For Ills pcople's own offending.
Christ she sees Ia torment bending,
Suffering scourge without dismay;
To tho cross to ole forsaken
AS His spirit passed away.
Morher hail! thou fount OF yearning,
Make me feel your sorrows burning,
Make my anguish deep as thine:
Bring my heart with ardor glowing,
To the Christ with love o'erflowing,
That Ills viii may sure be mine.
Holy mother. by thy pleading
Fix those wounds, severe and bleeding,
Deep in my confding heart:
Let me share the pain that's faded
For thy son, the lacerated.
who has suffered for MY part.
Let inc join thee in thy signing,
Let me mourn his crucifyipg,
Grant higher life to me;
Let me stand In anguish grieving,
BY the cross my heart relieving.
And commune alone with thee.
Virgin, highest ia your station,
Listen 10 my lamentations:
Let me mourn and weep with thee;
Let me in my thoughts be bearing
CbriSt's sad death for sins so glaring;
Let me share his agony.
Wounded make me--for thee hated,
With the cross intoxicated,
And the blood that flows AWAY;
Filled with fcrvor and up-lifted,
BE my SHIELD. o Virgin gifted.
In that awful Judgment day.
by the cross, D fortify me.
Death Of Christ do not deny nc,
Feed me bv His precious grace;
When my form lies cold In slumber,
Count my soul among the number
or the saints before Ills face.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-04
By Robert L. Lyme.
pea! Estate Agent and Auclioueer.
1912 Main street.

DOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION,
L THAT DESIRABLE DETACHED FRA \, VI
DWELLING No 637 NORTH FIFTH SmKEEn
NORTH OF AND NEAR TO JACKSON STREET
At the request of the owner will oiier for sale
anon the premises. on FRIDAY the ON day OF July
1873, at O'Clock p. NJ. the DESIRABLE NOT Or
above described, containing seven rooms, detached
Kitchen vita four rooms, gas, water. anu other con-
vcnienccs. The lot has front OF so feet on tlltl
street and runs back about $50 feet This property
l. I'm thorough repair. and to any wishing 20 cur
chase nice and quiet home In an improyins nsiSi,
called TO this sale The property Is now occupied
by a good tenant and Welding fair Tenf.
TERMS: Will be very liberal and made known al
sale. hoDEhi D. ~ Ne
lie 20 Auctloneer.
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THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN THEM
from the New Orleans Times. ]-Wattcr-
SON is poet, soldier, humorist Cat A.
NJ, with every appearance OF being dam
gerous 10 fool with. Hewitt, on the con-
trary, is statesman--by marriage.
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REAH ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE

DOR SALE PRIVATELY, THE HIGH
l. LY-IMPROVED FARM. KNOWN AS SUN
NY SlDE,' on THE RIVER ROAD. ABOUT
ONE AND A HALF MILES WEST OF TIE
CITY.-It contains ONE HI NDRED AND TWO
ACRES OF HlGHLY-IMPROEED LAND, with Il
LARGE DWELLING. on beautiful site, with
ample shade-trets, shrubbery, SC.
Price low, and terms liberal.
" 4-Gt LANCASTER LuChf.
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A MISTY SUBJEcT.-[New York Express,
Democratic.l Senator Thurman believes in
the people having all the greenbacks they
can possibly earn and keep. But he wants
every grcenback to stand for real Andrew
Jackson dollar.
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GALE OF sALT-sULpHUR SPRING
MONROE COUNTY. WEST VA.

Bv virtue of several DEGREES rendered by the Uni.
ted states Ds,rie Court for the District OF West
Virginia. held ut Charleston In The month OF May
1878, in the OF John chols rS. The Admlnis-
therein pending, the undersigned. special commits
sioners, viii offer for sale at public auction, TO the
highest bidder
ON THE 9TH DAY OF AUGUST, 1878,
at the white Sulphur Springs, in Greenbrer county,
west Va, that valuable wATERISG-PLAcE known
- 'Ae SALES.--FUTURE SPRINGS,
containing about
SIX HUNDRED AND FIFTY ACRES OF LAND.
with the
BUILDINGS, HOTELS, oUT-HousEs,
SPRINGS. &C.,
connected Herewith. Under the Requirements of
said DEGREES so much or the property VIII be first
offered as to exclude from said offer 200 acres of
land brick cottage, the out-houses in the OF
The same, aud two frame cottages, set apart the
nronaTty OF Mrs. NJ. NJ. Harrison by the court and
hen or no hid should be made Sufficient to cover
the debts and provided for by said de-
Mrs Harrison will be also offered. both separately
and in connection with the entire property.
chase-money In cash the remainder IN three equal
instalmenS, at one, two, and three years. bearing
interest Bond and security required for the defer
map of she property will be exhibited at the sale.
1t may also be seen At the office of w. A. Quarter
saIe.
The improvements upon this property are of the
most durable character. and are capable OF accom-
modating several hundred visitors; and the place
has always had a high reputation as 4 watering
place both on account Of its l0sal attractions and
the medicinal qualities Of its waters. Aside from It's
valae as waternspace this properly, with It's ex-
tensive buidlng.-some OF the largest being of
stone-csuld he readily converted into an extensive
manufacturing establishments or into 4 college.
Possession given the lst Of January: $40:
WILLIAM A. QUARTER,
u. FITZHUGH,
my 27-2tawtds Commissioners.
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BY Frank ID. Hill,
Zeal Estate Agent and Auctinncu,
No. llOS Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THAT DESlRA-
l. BILE BRICK DWELLING. No. - EAST
GRACE STREET, NOW OCCUPIED Bf \. NJ.
BAILEY. ESQ. AT AUCTION.-By virtue Of two
deeds of trust from 4. NJ. Bailey. substituted trls-
tee. to the undersigned. trustees, said deeds having
been recorded In The Office of the clerk of Richmond
Chancery Court follows: The first Of date April
81. 1877 and the other recorded on the lst cay OF
August. 1877, default having been made In HE
paymcnLS therein secured. and AT the request OF the
bcncfciarcs under the said deeds, we will offer for
sale at auction. on FRIDAY. July .. ISIS. ~ 81
o'clock F. NJ. OH the premises. the PROPERTY de.
scrihed in said deeds. ~ follows: ALI. THAT LcI
OF LAND. with the improvements thereon. In me
city OF Richmond. on line south side OF Grace be-
tween First and FU,hce streets. fronting Oh Grace
street 2 Sl2 feet. amt running back between lines
paratl with each other 1916 feet 10 IN alley ID icct
wide. The HOUSE contains twelve rooms; brick
Kitchen. four rooms: brick stable. &C.; ami has
marble mantcls in all the principal rooms; gtsiiX-
lures throughout: bal h-rooin. &C.. The house Is
three stories high, with good dry BASEMENT, iron
vcranda in front and high porcics in rear Tie
location of this property IS excellent. AMI any one
wishin. 10 purchase Il well-huilt and comfortable
home viii do we'll to attend the sale.
TERMS: Cash rs TO the expenses OF sale ana
enough 10 pay 4 note for $3.50, due April "a
1878. with interest til paid also note for 5000,
with interest from May 3, SIS, ill naid: the bal
ancc on such terms the said 4. NJ. Bailey Substi-
tuted trustee, may select
FRANK ID. HILL.
ANDREW PIZZIS1.
los Trustees.
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THE PHoHoGRApH AT PARIs.-[C orrespon-
dcnce St. Louis Post.l-Next to the great
Worlds Fair, think Edison's phonograph
is probably coming in for the largest share
of attention. 1t seems to have profoundly
impressed the Parisians. 1t seems they did
not believe it until they saw the instrument
and witnessed its workings. OF course
they had heard about it, but, strange as 1t
may seem, the larger part Of the French
people had looked upon it as sort OF Yam
kee Joke. 1t is stated that when Mr.. Pus'
kap, who is exhibiting the instrument,
went before the Academy with. it, the So
vans actually refused at first to credit it,
and sent the operator out OF the room to in
vestigate it by themselves, thinking that h.
was reproducing the reply from the instru'
ment by the aid of ventrioquism. When
they found there was no trick about it they
were wild with excitement over the mar
vellous invention, and sent the thanks OF the
whole body to the inventor.
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RGsKlN ON HAPPINESS Orleans
{ Iicayune. l-Ruskin says: 10 watch corn
grow and bloom set, to draw hard breath
over the plowshare and spade, to read, to
think, TO love, to hope, to play. these are
things to make a man happy. The old man
kas done all OF this except drawing hard
spfeath over spade. That portion OF the
programme he leaves for the happiness OF
lsrea mea, but he is heavy on watching the.
corn grow.
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Nv " f.ntlJtn
Ivy W. UUH'IIH'
Auctionecr and Zeal Estate Agent,
corner of Eleventh and Bank streets

TRUSTEES SALE OF LARGE NUM-
l. BIER OF HANDSOME LOTS IN THE WEST
PARK AND EuKER'S PARk.--As trustee In two
certain deeds Of trust executed by Mr. j. \. BrZzo-
lara aud wife both dated 10Th OF August, 1876,
duly recorded In Richmond Chanccry Court, shall.
by consent Of parties. sell at public aucfen on the
premises. In tie order named, Oh MONDAY the Sub
Of July. 1878. commencing at O'Clock L. NJ. the
following BEAUTIFUL LOTS-yiZ.: FIVE LOTS
az the southwest corner of Marshall and Hancock
streets each 2S feet front on Hancock street by
feet: also. TWO BEAUTIFUL LOTS Oh the north
side OF Clay street between Harrison and Norton
streets each about % by $50 feet to an alley; and
THREE HANDSOME LOTS In rear OF The above.
each fronting 25 feet on the cast line Of Norton
street. running back so feet.
TERMS: Reasonable. aud made known At The time
OF safe. WILLIAM l.. COWARl1lN, Trustee
p. $. After The sale of the lots on Hancock street
will be sold that BEAUTIFUL LOT ut the north
west corner of Broad aud Hancock streets. 81 by
l43 feet To an alley. W. GODDIS,
in2S AEcii0neer.
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Notes issued by banks have remained ct
par with coin for years, and yet have had
not more than one dollar in coin as basis
for ten In Dapcr. But such banks have al.
WAYS had other resources to make their
notes good. 1t was their credit and not
their coin that made them solvent. Ihee
notes were issued upon credit basis and
not upon coin basis.-Terre Hdute E1'
press.
DO YOU not know that the coin measured
the credit? The other resources OF the
banks were good for the coin into which
they could be converted. The paper was
good because it was convertible into coin
on presentation. All persons holding paper
did not rush at once for coin; because they
felt that the promise Of the paper would be
kept-that it rested upon defined reality.
The paper did not pretend to he money, II
was merely promise to pay money. DO
not confuse yourself with the notion that
there is any UaLue in paper money; IN
truth, it can only represent value.-Ctnctn-
natl Commercial.
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AUlsTroNlE sALEs.-.Future pays.
by Chaffio- Staples & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Anctioneers.
No. north Tenth street.
ITO CAPITALISTS AND ALL OTHER
SEEKING FIRsT-cLAss INVESTMENTS
REAL ESTATE.

At the request Of the owners we Will sell BY auc-
ton, upon the premises respectively, in the order
named below, the following VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE. on JULY 10, 1873, commencing at
IL O'Clock n. 1t Is seldom that such valuable
property Is offered to the public:
!. The LOT adjoining the Richmond Dispatch
building, upon which stands The building No. 11l6,
occupied by Charles Euker, yielding ground-rent
OF $540.76 per annum In gold
2. The LOT at the southwest corffrr OF Bank and
Twelfth streets, In rear of the Dispatch Office upon
which stands three brick tcnemenis-Nos. 8. 10,
and ~ north Twelfth street-occuped By the
Stats Gazette, V. A. Favier, and George Meow
ern. yielding for the whole ground-rant OF s37046
per anDum In gold.
8. TENEMENT M. %. situated at the southwest
corner or Governor Tor Thirteenth) and Franklin
streets, occupied by MeSsrs Phillips jennings and
Others.
4. TENEMENT No. l414 east Main street. at Its
corner with New street, occupied by John McCor-
mick. LOT about % Alp feet front, running back
1913 feet 10 Truehart alley, on which 1t fronts ID
6-l2 feet.
5. TENEMENT No. l442 east Main street. lately
occupied BY Messrs. Conrad Co., on the north side
OF Main street, second house west of Wall Tor Fiji
teenthl street. The LOT Is about 25hnl3S 4-l2
feet to an alley in rear.
TERMS: One fourth cash: the residue In equal
payments at six twelve, and eighteen months Tor
negotiable notes with Interest at the rate OF Six per
cent. per anuum. secured by a trust-deed on the
jy I.3,5.s.9&1O Auctioneers.
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Ev Frank r. SaInDSou.


Real Estate Agent, Auctioneer. and Notary Public,
No. 921 Hull street, Manchester, Va.
TRUSTEES SALE AT PUBLIC AUG
L TInN OF TRULY VALUABLE PROPERTY
IN TIE CITY OF MANCHESTER AND COUN-
TY OF CHESTERFIELD. NA.-By virtue Of a
deed OF trust executed 10 Charles W. Turner and
Frank j. Sampson, trustees on the st day OF Jan
uary SIS duty recorded In he clerks Office OF the
Musings Court for The city of Manchester In Deed
Book No. = PAGE TAT. AMI also In the clerks Oihcc
of the County Court Of Chesterfield county, III Deed
Book No. 60, page 4S0 being required SO TO DO by
the beneficiary in said deeds a. }. Sampson decin-
sale the premises in the city of Manchester, on
MONDAY, July Is, 1878. commencing at O'Clock
i. NJ, the handsome DWELLISG-HOUSE AND
LOT OH Tenth street between Hull and Decatur
eets occupied by tirSt-claSs paying tenant.
The ot fronts &c feet on Tenth street. and runs back
S5 feet with comfortable and modern-stylc build
ings, pump OF excellent water. dwarf fruit trees,
&c. &C.. In the heart Of the city. only about nifty
yards from the Hastings Courthouse.
Immediately after The above sale will SELL on the
premises, ONE HALF INTEREST in TWENTY
TWO VACANT LOTS in Hollands addition, very
dcnccS
And On the next day. TUESDAY, July ! g. 1s7s,
on the premises. ut O'Clock 4. NJ, In the county
OF Chesterfield will offer for sale under same deed
farming and mineral land. well wooded and watered
about four miles from the thriving yillagG Of Mid
lothian. containing THREE HUNDRED AND
SEEENTY-EIG1iT ACRES, nearly surrounded by
the valuable coal lands Of Franklin Stearns Esq
purchased by him 1T high figures. This property
offers frst-cass inducements to capitalists.
TERMS: One third cash; the balance upon credit
Of six ana twelve months, well secured, and interest
added from day Of sale on the deferred payments.
jy2 CHARLES W. TURNER Trustee.
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CHEAP FREIGHT RATESs.frsH1
P0WHATAN LINE for BALTIMORE
AND THE WEST.
AND THE
CANTON INSIDE LINE for PHILADELPHIA.
The steamers SHIRLEY and DEFIANCE win
leave from Twenty-second and Dock streets every
WEDNESDAY, Mt II 81. and SATURDAY at 1 T..
N. Through bilIs OF ladng signed 10 all Canadian,
northern. and western points 1t low rates.
- ii. y. DOUGLASS, Agent,
fec Twenty-second and Dock streets.
PHILADELPHIA, RICH SKTA
Il MOND, AND NORFOLK STEAM -
SHIP LINEmFoR PIuADELPMrA Pk9VI,
DENCE, BOSTON. AND ALL NEW ENGLAND
STATES, THREE TIMES AWEEK.-Unnl further
notice the steamers OF this line viii make trl-weekly
trims. leaving Philadelphia every TUESDAY.
THURSDAY. and SATURDAY, and Richmond
every TUESDAY. FRIDAY. and SUNDAY, con-
meeting 4, Philadelphia with Clvde's New England
Line for Boston. Fall River, Providence, and all the
y QUICK TffHMiENFREoUEST DEPARTURES
LOWEST RATES.
JAMES W. MCCARRICK.
General Southern Agent, Richmond, Va.
WILLIAM r. CLYDE & CO..
General Managers,
lie 10 No. IL South WharycS, Philadelphia.
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DICHMOND AND DANNiLLf. RAIL-
LII ROAD COMPANY.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS TAKING EFFECT
SUNDAY, JUNE %, 1878.

SUNDAY, JUNE 23,IS7s.
THROUGH MAIL TRAIN DAILY.
No. LILO Z. NJ. leaves Richmonh: arrives a.
BurkcyiIlr All l.. VI. sutu-
crIin's 7:lS l.. NJ. Danvt'I.
1903 +. ~. Greensboro 1000
L. NJ, Salisbury l:53 T.. 81.
and Charlotte Ia Z A. u.
No, 2-2:5O A. NJ. leaves Charlotte: arrives ut
-'O' ~ salisbury 4:5s A; NJ. Green
s:53 4. NJ. Su,hcrsS $40
a. NJ, BurScvillc 1898 =. ST.,
and Richmond 3:l7 VI.
THROUGH PASSENGER TRAIN DAILY.
No. 3-1l:l5 T. NJ. leaves Richmond arrives al
Vile 7:23 \. NJ, Greensboro
0:l5 4. 81. salisbury l:ul 4.
NJ. aud Charlotte l2:i0 t. 81.
No. 4-4:l3 7. NJ, leaves ChaIhttc: arrives at
Salisbury 5:i7 =. 81. Grcers-
boro' 7:35 T.. NJ. DanstlIc
9:3l L. NJ. burkeyillc us \.
NJ. and Richmond 7 a b.
Trains Nos. and Will make close connection
at Richmond with the Richmond, Frrdrrt.s'
burg and Potomac railroad 10 and from all I.ns
tic Mississippi and Ohio railroad To and from Farm
Vile. Lyncnhurg. and all southwestern ,po,mt': 1t
Gauge railroad for Milton. y. C.. At Dundee wl;h
the Virginia Midland railroad: ut Gr""n9'er" WIN
the Northwestern North Carolina railroad for $aI"r
and intermediate points; at Airline junction WITH
Atlanta and Charlotte AIRLINE.
Trains Nos. 3 and will connect n Richmond -
Ing North and South with the Richmond. frc'is-
| ricksbure and Potomac railroad for Washington
and all points North aud West, and with IL" h "a
peake and Ohio railroad for al; points West: *
Dundee with Virginia Midland railroad =" ahi
from Washington anG all points North ana Nrst
at Greensboro with. North Carolina railroad for
Raleigh. GOldsbOro'. and iDtcrmc'!in" points;
at Salisbury with the Western North Carolina
railroad ut Chariot, with the Charlotte, '"iGh-
bia and Augusta railrpad 10 aDd irGa MI points
North and South. THESE trains ran Tally ~ I'M
| Richmond and Dany!l!r railroad, amt connect rs
above, except going north on SUNDAY morning I",l
| going south Monday morning. Trains mahlb. us
connection run dailT on Richmond. Frhr"h'-
burg and Potomac and Cbcsap,ak" AMI OH" raii-
roads except Sunlat.
Trains on the y. w. y. e. railroad rum between
Greensboro and Salem daily except Sunday.
Pullman palace dIawin2-IOom AMI >l"rlInV-chr1
| run trains Nos. l and = between NJ" l"rH
and Atlanta rin Richmond. ana on Nos. . ana
| between Richmond and Charlotte. and between
Washington. Danve, Charlotte, and Augusta
Tickets sold TO all southern and southwestern
| points, and baggage check I'd through.
Local tickets good only for continuous gassage
between the points named on The tickets. W Lay
! over checks Will I've given.
! T.. VI. X. TALCDTT,
| General Superintendent
JOHN r. MACMuRDc, General Passenger As~.i.
| Ia.