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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-19

A few days since Mr.. w. II. Cum.
mlngs and Mr.. Leftwick discovered
that some one had been disturbing a
lot Of wood each Of them had gu White
Rock creek, some five miles out from
the city. Same fifteen cords were gone
from Mr.. Leftwick's pile, while Mr..
Cummings cannot tell how much he
has lost. Tracing the matter up, they
discovered that man named \. Whit
hey had taken the wood, which he had
brought to the city AID sold. Sunday
night Mr.Cummings went to Mesquite,
looking for him, while Mr. Leftwick
watched the depot for him, hut their
search was fruliless. A man named
Moss stated thai Whitney had gone up
the Dal,as and Wichita railroad, and
Ii has since been learned that Moss
left yesterday ON that road, taking |
Whimey's trunk with him. Yester-
day warrant was sworn out for
Whitney's arrest, and placed in the
hands Of an officer.
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sis,,e Ensoun,.,.

Yesterday evening, in East Dallas,
near the terminus OF the Main street
car line, two men, coming to m,aun.
derstanding, engaged in little flstic
encounter, The eet.to was watched
with considerable interest ny a crowd
OF lookere.on, mona of whom offered
to separate the belIigerents. The fight
finally resulted In knock. down to
one OF the conbatants, when the other.
seeing uniform In the distance ap.
preaching, ran oil, closely followed by
the yanquished pugIlist, both eager to
escape, which they did.
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I'niiaa Ciy IumDer YARD.

Reliable help for weak aud nOry'
Gus sufferers Chronic, painful and
Frustrating Diseases cured without med.
lclne, Pulvermaoher'u Electric Belts
the grand deslderatum, AVOID lmIla'
TONS Book and Journal, with partIc'
uhrs, mailed free. Address rulvermO.
cher Galyanic Company, Cincinnati,
Ohio.
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IIIah


Monday morning, February IL, Mrs,
Sarah Ann Nichols. agHd heYenly'iour
years,
Funeral services Tuesday morning,
NJ ten 0'ol0ek, from tho residence ~
her son, Charles q, Nichols, south end
VI Lamar street,
About three weeks ago Mira Nichols
foil down long hight Of stairs, aud
sustained severe injuries, principally
~ tho spine, resulting fatally after
great eullerlng She was SUSTAINED,
both In her suffering aud death, by u
hrm trust la Hin Whose promlHea she
had believed for over half u century,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-19

Saturday, man named Barlow,
who had just arrived In this state from
Alabama, while on the train on his
way to Ennis, had his pocket. picked
of some fifty odd dollars. That there
are u gang Of thieves who infest the
railroads running into this state, is
evidenced by the number of immi-
grants who are iieeaed. a little detec.
tive work would prove most whole.
some.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-19

IL was whispered In the reportorial
ear yesterday that the Stonewall Greys
intend challenging the Lamar Rifles
for shooting match. Both OF these
excellent companies have some very
line shots in them, aud the match
will be full OF interest. II would be
well for the two companies to compete
in this way more frequently than they
do. Most OF the larger towns In the
state have their rifle matches, and
Dallas should not be wanting in this
resueot.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-19
i,Hugs

Captain samuel Blake has retired
from the dry goods firm Of Blake,
Jenkins " lloalos, having sold ont his
interest to Mr., Moorehcad, aon,in-
law OF Mr., Jenkins, deceased The
style OF the firm now IL Il. II. Boales ~
Go. Mr.. Blake leaves Ia u few days
with his family for New York, where
no intends opening brokers' office
In hia departure Dallas looses an en-
terprising and valuable citizen.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-19

The funeral services for the pope,
Pic Nldissoun' tak,anl at the Catho.
lions OF acres of agricultnping at IL
The proposed territory has popula.
ton of twenty-five thousand and it is
said, contains more voters than any
other territory contained people at the
time of its organization.
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d. N raj, msronan, IalIor,

Wishea 10 inform hlS customers that
he has just received his stock ~ spring
aud summer goods, combating u The
most fashionable patterns Of imported
goods, which ho VIII makeup Ia tho
In cat style, lie employs none hut the
best taIlora, aud both In cut aud make
cannot DO surpassed In the city, l1alen-
room under the letirand hotel, ono
dOor weut of Austin street flOlw
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AGreatInventiOn

Ana one Oi much beneni 20 the people ~
large always hllfhgtb attention, II has
been tho hlalery fall trades and branch sa
OF labor mat lhe pflinlNye method Oi aG-
nmpllHhlng tho desired ond has boon quite
lnbOflpuH, and very slow Ia ila TuRulis, ~
least tho history Of well making seems tn
oonllfn tho assertion First dlgglGg win
tho pick and spade llen homeboly thought
~ lOflnE Wy liAnl, but ~ iiht the augGTa
used were crude aflairs, ana capable Ot Dor
lng hui y small hole Hupplyinga very Little
pure water, The opening NJ ~ Tho gIeat
West made lhe demand fOf Wfllh 10 great
that within the last two yeRTa WeilrhoTlng
Tools have been Invented, and The business
has been IN measure ieyOlullOniged, nud
hnh become source Of money llUg
euuhllHd vs. noulher branch whore tho In.
Vchlmonl IN 50 lllllp, MrH are ioolipO now 10
where lhuy can gel tho heat machine, ifr,
hTWH hhH ~ lhhi been reached, nnd We otter
you u machine complete IN every detail one
mat W drhilnel 10 i've when nll others arc
lnfRullrn, II Is the only anger ever In
vented Win stone attachment OF an ad-
Unstable head that torres any AiEed we'll
nom two foot ~, without relmera, called
No CrnlfHHW llM iugfr, patented June 10
100 aul manufactured hY q, n, Hodge, pu.
bnque, Iowa, Any one wishing 10 40 into
Tie buHihuHi, ~ trade land town property
OF HlOck luf IN anger und territory or want
10 travel Nv THIS state nnd Rull nupera and
leIlllofN uh largo uOWmlhAOn, VIII please
ghll on ne ~ tho National hotel, or H. T.,
lrllrr ~ lhu flhnterh' hOnHO Elm RireCi,
Dallas, TuNna, whore | win be- Tor the next
lhlily duAH he Nugrr IN on exhibition ANA
IN running Nil tho lime, | viii guarantee
my man 70 make ~ MUCH Uu glU p'r day,
lhlH looks llhun gold mlIe, doesn't II hui
u has be- u lNhdO with this machine day
amer day, ANA VIII be uindO over ana over
nRnin ~ many who Rro lucky enough 20 40
into the business, cove nnd noe mo before
Ia, t IHP va ays s ca" not say 4 Ie,S place
putentoe of said Amor
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-19

Bred. Manget, ticket broker, Le'
Grand hotel, continues 10 buy aud Hell
tioketa 10 all points, Ito has also
county aerlp fOr sale, II
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Hassais

A stated meeting Oi Dallas Lodge
No. 4lg A, " aud a. NJ, viii no hfll
this morning AZ 7 pol0ek, sharp
Members are respectfully requested "
attend, visiting brethren arc trailer
nally invited, ly order ~ W. NJ
Nm, lhlfftiHi helitlalgi
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-19
.nGmrn nlE.E Anr,IrY.

""e " lay morning, MIR. Il. II. aued-
.on'o's'sAsd In the city from New Or.
AL =, 'nN Nir. Guedry, few days since,
o'Sparagd letter from friend in this
gen'ieminforming him that Nh indict
same had been found against him.
y;enext Saturday NOR ming, he took
the train for this place, arriving here
early yesterday morning. He went
direct to the sheritf's office, where he
gave himself up to Sheriff Moon, who
told him to go ahead and make bond,
which he did, giving Captain A. Il.
Hardie and J. H. Henderson, az his
bondsmen. No requisi,ion had ever
been Issued for him.
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Dallas Ci,y Lumber Yard.

buy your buggles NJ Orr's-they
all do II. II
Orr Ii selling his buggles and
wagons at twenty-five per cent, less
than NJ, Louis prices.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-19

Ia great variety, Also very large
assortment ~ embrOldeTles, very
cheap, just received NJ Tho Dollar
Store. la
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Dallas Ci,y Lumber YARD.

Adams n Go, lll orders for grain
aud produce. II
Choice onions ~ per barrel NJ
Adams n C0'a. n
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-19

1NHE STATE Or TEXAS, Cou NTY or
,pALLaS-JUSTiCES PRECINCT M
The state VI Texas to the sheriff or eny
constable al Dallas county greeting, Wher,
as oath has this day been made before N,
~ william Sachse, that X. C. Rhine ia a
.Iahsleht person SO that tue ordinary nrp.
cess Oh law can not be served upon him. 70,
ai9 hereby commanded that you by mas inc
pnoiication OF tAis writ in some newana No,
printed in Dallas county for three s,,Slos
s s, weeks before the return day hereof
saaii non lhe said X O. Rhine to be and nm.
pear oelore me AT my office, In precinet NJ
z, ia lne county o: Dallas, on the 10Th dsv oi
rtsoIuaIy A. u. lsIei 10 answer the com.
plalnt OF the said William Sachse Tor The
sum 81 ninety-three dollars, due upon s acs
Spuni ipr money loaned to said X. Ci,Rh,na
aoout the nrst OF November A, ID, is1f' to
~. crop, or which said crop was ~
STAND Us lien for said money. W
herein fail not and Of this writ nata H..
return as the law directs. oue
,a 1,ven under my hand this the ed day of
Precinct Nc.s, Dallas county, Texas. ~
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-19

-Four No, / mules for sale ~
OTr's, "
Adams a 90, solicit OOnaignmeaIs
aud ILLS orders, "
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-19

Sunday morning about four O'clock
there was a partial eclipse of the moon
caused by the shadow Of the earth be-
ing thrown over II. Near four o'clock
when the shadow struck II, that poy.
ton over which 70 was cast, was al
most blood roa. ~ rapidIy increased
until the liSht u that oyo was entirely
shut off, Vaaoo % reaembled a LARGE,
," PbehAeA,% vent as rapidly
9, au soon iho moon was
, ~, her -ivery rays upon the
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-19
TiIE COURTS,


foberl Deduire, drnnk aud down,
fined three dollars and cost,
u, MeCllnlopk, carrying concealed
weapons, fined ton dollars aud cost
Charles Irweu, drunk aud down,
dned three dollars aud cost
j, liumolh, disturbing public Wor
ahip, lined i've dollars aud cost
Alexander Watson aud William
Humphrey, bpotblaok strikers, whp
assaulted another bOothlaek bursling
hla box, got ton days each Ia tho GALA
bOOse.
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DaIias 0i,y Lumbsr Yara,
ELEGANT,

Those emprolderies At tho Dollar
store ia
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7 cry roeNectIuIlY y0ura,

A, WEIGH
t, s. am now using 1t on Lyttle.
TOMS right fore leg, A. w.
For sale by Conner n Walker drug.
gists, Dallas, Texas.
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w, n, taNuO.

Attorney ut law; office, COZ Main
street, Dallas. Prompt attention given
to all business entrusted TO his care.
--febily
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Dallas Ciiy Lumber Yard.
Dallas CITY Lumber Sard.

County scrip by David w. Adams
court house. Inn9 I'm.
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DNIlas Oity Lumber YARD.

New York early rose seed potatoes
~ so at Adams " Co.. feb5.ti
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE,

Houston ~ Texas Central u, II.
s0uTH, Leave, hpaTn'
glaS p,In,,,,..,,Thr0ugh llNprenarrru hiiI A'ln
1iih h,m"",,,,,, Local hHprnhn'-rs-'u WIN PIN
Texas Pacific Railway.
war, Leave, hAhf'
giiDp.in. O0mmOdAiiOn,,,,.. hifla,m
/ lgl p,ni ,t,u Through Express, ,,,,hllpp'in
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o ailg Aetald.
OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF DALLAS CITY
Ko,iee,

Henry ", Gllligg a o., prepnelofael lhp
American HKehange and Reading Rooms
40 strand, L0ndon, England, arc onT dnlg
authorized agents 70 solicit subscriptions
and advertisements, TnE DAIlF htAAhh
win ha ionnd on Mo- and Texans IN i'onaoh
viii nnd II NJ Then service,
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hlIh IinnaLeInhIeIs.

The pretllest patterns JuSt received
nj tho Dollar Stare, In
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-19

HHllli nhph NV HpllNlH NhN NNnh
Alexander Watson aud William
Humphrey, bnotblaek alrikeTa, who
assaulted another bOolblaek bursting
his box, got ton days each Ia tho GALA
bOOse,
Jss,iee neLuFe
IN tho case NJ tho state w. Elliott,
charged with theft NJ pocket book, The
witnesses Tor tho estate having abHenled
themselves, the case was necessarily
diamiased,
State VI. II, T., Graves, charged with
awlndllng, continued until the 27th
Instant,
State W, liioharda, charged with ms
aaull aud battery, dismissed,
State w, Charlea eagle, two GASES,
charged with gaming NJ faro, fined
ten dollars IN each case,
Jusiiee rean,
State w, John Morreler, charged
with gaming, Continued owing ~
alokneaa III witness Tor the state,
Couniy Uouri,
Court met aud organized the Jury,
State w. John Lallerly, charged
with aggravated assault aud battery,
ael for to-day,
State w, AlonlO Hunt, charged with
aggravated assault aud battery, set for
to-day.
State w, NJ Williams (cOlored),
charged with then of clothes, aot for
to-day,
State w. John dIbaon, charged with
stealing ooal, set for to-day,
Joshua Saunders, charged with tho
then Of n saddle, sel for t0'day,
JcllCrawiord and Joe Stuart, charged
with theft, rot for to-day.
DiAiriot Couri,
In the oane Of tho state w, Marion
Dlll ana Elijah Rice, charged with
murder, tho state attorney entered n
nolle prosequl m to Rice, and proceed
ed with the trial Of Dlll, The jury IL
made, the witnenBes sworn, with Major
l'arklcy, late sheriff, on the stand, tes
lifying la behalf of The state,
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Nv 0ne ~ authorized " purchase any hIH'
ole whatever on lha account OF InN hHh-
Atm without an order aligned by ......,
!, H. BAhT0W,
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DALLAS. TEXAS,

TUESDAY MORNING. - FEBRUARY 10
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pnilas Oity Lumber YARD.
saa==a.a.a-
Choice buffalo hams at Adams n
Co.'S. feb6.tC
Dallas Ctty Lumber Yard,
"A great bargain In butter, at
Adams " Co. If
w. Q. Holland, attorney at law,
office, corner Of Main and Lamar
streets. Special attention to bankrupt
cases. janl3.2m
III you want to save hundred
dollars In the purchase of buggy, go
Orr's.-tf.
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Dallas city Lumber Yard.

Chestnut Hill, Philadelphia, April %, 1875.
VIM. M. Giles, Esq, Dear Sir:
used your Iodide OF Ammonia Linl,
men' on Flora Temples hind pasture
joint. She had been quite lame the
effect WAC wonderful; she walks now
quite well.
Very rnooantfuIIv vnurs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-04-06

POSTAGE STAMPS FOR CHINESE BABIES
The Boston Journal of Saturday prints this
queer story: :" A current note In tuesdays
journal contained query concerning the
use made of the millions OF old postage
stamps which are collected. A correspond
ent is prompted By the question to inform
the public OF practice which prevails in
converts and other Catholic institutions IN
this country, and is almost unknown to
those outside their walls. AL cancelled
stamps are saved and sent to missionaries OF
the faith in China, who buy with those
worthless scraps of paper infants who
would otherwise be destroyed, in accord,
ance with the custom of the more degraded
Chinese. The many-colored stamps are used
for the decoration Of walls, &C., by the inge.
NOUS Orientals, and are valued sohighly that
one hundred of them will buy baby whose
parents have doomed it to death. The little
ones thus purchased are gathered into asy-
lums and reared in accordance with the
laws and customs OF Christian civilization"
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OfpHfnerfHs .
rr,.a,.. ,a,n ReIfast Nrplandi WitneSs.l


Should you or any OF your family pc at'
tackled WITH diphtheria do not be alarmed,
ne il is easily and speedily cured. When It
,yas raging ia England a few. years ago ac-
,cornpanied DR.. Field on bis rounds to Wit
ness the so-called sswonderfui cures ne
performed, while the patients OF others
were dropping on both sides. The remedy
is SO rapid it must be simple. All he took
with him was powdered sulphur and quill,
and with these he cured every patient with
out exception.
he put a teaspconful Of -four Of brim:
stone in awine-glass OF water, and stirred
with his finger instead Of asspoon, as the
SULPHUR docs not readily amalgamate will,
water. When the sulphur was we'll mixed
s he gave it as gargle, aud in ten minutes
the patient was out Of danger. birthstone
Kills every species OF fungus in man, beast,
and plant, in few minutes. Instead OF
splitting out the gargle he recommended
the swallowing OF 1t.
3 In extreme cases, in which he had been
called Just in the nick OF time, when the
fungus was too nearly closed to allow the
gargling, he blew the sulphur through
quill into the throat, and after the fungus
had shrunk 10 allow Of it, then the garg'
ling. He never lost a patient from diph
liberia. If patient cannot gargle take
live coal, put it on a shovel, and sprinkle
spoonful or two OF flour OF brlmstone upor
it: let the sufferer inhale by holding hi'
head over it. ~
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By Poindexter & Upper, ~
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers,
No. 1900 Main street,
under Planters National Bank.

H,RUsTEE'S SALE OF THIRD-STREET
4 AFRICAN METH DIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH, FRONTING SIXTY FEET ON THE
NORTH SIDE OF THIRD STREET BETWEEN
LEIGH AND JACKSON STREETS.-In execution
OF certain deed Of trust from the trustees Of the
Third-Street African Methodist Episcopal church
to the undersigned, dated February 20, 1876, duly
recorded In the clerks Office OF the. Richmond
Chancery Court, SHALL being required by the holder
OF of the notes therein secured, default having
been made In the payment OF the same. sell at public
aucrion on the premises. on MONDAY, April 18Th,
Ut o'clock 2. NJ, the REAL ESTATE conveyed by
said deed Of trust above described.
TEnMs: Sufficient in cash to pay costs OF sale and
three notes Of $452.32 each, past due, with accrued
interest thereon and eight notes for s452.32 each
with ineresL from February 30, 1875, and payable
respectively at 80, SO, AZ, AZ, 81, 60, Sc, and ~
months from their dates; balance upon such terms
rs may be announced at sale.
GEORGE II. POINDEXTER,
4 mn % -r4t aH Trustee.
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TNCURHING A TREMENDOUS RISK

"A They incur tremendous risk who so]ourn or
enigrate to reside in districts where lnalariai
disease Is prevalent without medicinal means OF
terrifying their systems. against the periodic
scourge. The danger to bilious subjects, and to
those who lack bodily stamina, is particularly
serious. & preventive and curative agent Of
known anti-MaiGrial efficacy should be frequently
used aud constantly kept, at hand by such per-
SONS land ON none can they rely with such GER
tanty OF protection and aid as Hostetters Stomach
Rttters. This grand specific roots out every restige
OF the ,naiarial poison from the SYSTEM and endows
1T with an amount Of vital activity and repeling
power that nulifes the influence Of Iniasma. It
Also prevents dremedies disorders Of the stomach,
bowels, aud liver, which particularly prevalent
In maarious regions, and Is an general
invigorant. up 2-Tu,Ph&S&w
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Ey GrubbS & William,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioncers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

A LARGE SALE OF ENGINES, MA
N CHiNEEY. &C. &C.. At AUGTIoN,-We
1878, ut IL o'clock A. NJ. Il large lot OF NEW and
SECONDHAND MACHINERY. att our machinery
wareroOmS. to close out fnauy c0nsignmcnts and TO
give room for entire :cw line of III 1Cnincry
The following are some Of the articles that will be
sold:
/ FIFTY-HORsE-POWER STATIONARY
STEAM ENGINE,
l TWENTY-FIVE-HORS PORTA-
BILE STEAM-ENGlNEa aud BOILER.
l WENTY-HORSE-POWER PORTAD
STE!aM-ENG1NE and BOILER.
... AIRY STEAM-ESGINES.
l TWELVE-HORsE-POWE STATIONARY
fuprisht) STEAM-ENGINE,
l TEN-H0RSE-POWER STATIONAR y
STEAM-ENGINE.
2 new -AlILIS-colnpltte.
! FAY Il WOODS DIMENSION PLANER.
l NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
lTURNING-LATHE-scre cutting,
WOOD-TURNING LATHE.
BOLT-CUTTER-cOmple
DOUBLE PLUNGER PUMP,
2STNGLE PLUNGER PUMPS,
PORTABLE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES sizes.
STEAM and POWER PUMPS,
l FAN-BLOWER,
together with large lot of pCLI.IES, HANGERS,
SHAFTING, &C., &C., too numerous to detail.
VIII be added to the above.
A large lot OF TOBACCO FIXTURES.
TERMS: Accommodating.
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS, Aucioneers.
Il. u. COOK, Salesman. NH 19-eodtAp3Id
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,nAaLRoAD LINES.
@ E 81

H. s n, - nfCHMONDs AxD PHTEHsgURG}
80 RAILROAD CohPANY.
.IaOMMENCING SUNDAY, April z, 1878,
" trains on sflis read wf1 run as follows:
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH.
$40 a H. THROUGH NAIL daily y;o, connecting ing
s Mon:semery. Aobte, Nss 6rlsans'
stops only nj Manchester and Chester.
1000 A. NJ, ACCOhIMODATI daily Except
Sunday, makes close connection ut
Petersburg with The Atlantic, Nissis-
sippi and Ohio railroad for lynch
f.;s burg, Farmytlle, and other local sta
4. lions on that road, making same
time rs by any other line, Stops at all
1905 P. NJ, AcCUMMUDArIoN daily lexcep,
Sunday. Passengers taking this train
will make clase CONNECTION at Peters'
burg for Norfolk, and 1T Norfoik WIFE
splendid Bay-Iine steamers for Baiti-
more, Philadelphia. and New fors.
aud with the Old dominion steamers
Ais P. M, FREIGHT daily Except Sunday, With
11:1oP.M. THROUGH MAIL daily Except Sun.
dayj, connecting for Weldon. WI
H,ingt0n, Charleston, Columbia, Au'
guSta, and Savannah. Pullman sleep
ing-car for Wilminpton and the South
LHAyE fETEEsRgT Hi 6 SoET Ieteent Mon.
dayl, connecting with Richmond, Fred.
all points North; East. and West. Stops
ouIy at Manchester and Chester.
7:5OA. NJ, FREIGHT TRAIN daily Except Sun.
:, -. day) with PASSENGER coach attached.
1885 A, NJ, ACCOMMODATE TRAIN daily Tex.
cept Sunday With passenger coach at
tached.
2:sO p, NJ. FREIGHT TRAIN daily Except Sun.
day), with passenger coach attached.
$50 P. N. THROUGH MAIL dairy, connectins
with Richmond, Fredericksburg and
40 Potomac railroad for all points Eas1
and West. Also, making close cennec-
tion with the Chesapeake and Ohit
railroad for the Virginia Springs ast
all points North and West. This trair
stops only nj Manchester and Chester
Passengers for Glover Hill connect n Chester
daily Except Sunday by taking the 4:15 p. NJ train
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg viii start Iron
the Apnarn8ttox danOt.
EXCURSION TRAIN ut 8 A. NJ. and $3.50 2. NJ
EVERY SUNDAY.
ap5 A. SHAW. Superintendent