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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-01-19
Letter from n yirGinian Am Africa.
CAPE Town. AFRICA.
nooon,hor 1C-n

CAPE lOWSs hFklCa.
December II, 1876.
Editors Dispatch: / hope that few
words from Richmond man, from this
country, will not prove unacceptable to your
many readers, therefore to the best of my
humble ability will try to describe the situ-
alton, size, &c, Of the city, with the inhabit-
ants, DC.
The city of Cape Town is situated upon
Table bay, about twenty miles to the west
ward of the Cape of Good Hope. 1t is the
capital of Cape Colony, and of course con-
tains the Governors grounds and resi-
dence. Besides, it has the Botanical Gar
dens, various promenades, &c.
The city OF itself is of about $4,000 in
habitants, but the various suburban villages
swell it to about $4,000. The main streets
run east and west, and are very well graded
and in perfect order. The bay fronts the
city, while in the rear the table mountains
rise as barrier to egress in that direction,
and in plain view is another peak called the
"Lion's Head" The inhabitants, like
those OF California, are from every quarter,
and the Mahys here are like the Cinnamon
to the City OF the Golden Gate. Dutch is
the prevailing tongue here, yet everybody
talks some English.
The war with the kattirs is prevalent
topic of conversation, and your townsman
has an idea of Joining the volunteers.
Truly yours. PERCY LAERTES.
-FOUR correspondent is P. L. Darlington,
Esq.,
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AgTe.rrON sAEEs.-Fu.nrc pays.
BY Robert B. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
1912 Main street.
SALE
OF THE
HANDSOME, ATTRACTIVE, AND EXCEED
INGLY WELL-CONsTRUCTED
FIRsT-CLAss FoUR.sToRY DoUBLE-ERICK
DWELLING,
No. zoos CLAY NORTH SIDEl, BETWEEN
TENTH AND ELEVENTH STREETS.

AS trustees named in certain decd of trust from r
C.. Warwick, Esq, dated May ID, s74 Of record IN
the Richmond Chancery Court, Deed-Book iO4 Z;
page 1856, we shall, in pursuance of said deed and
y direction of the holders of two OF the notes Sc
PAYMENTS of The same, sell, upon the premises, on
MONDAY the 2lst day OF January 1878; at 4
O'Clock P. NJ, the above. described BEAUTltDL
by Miss c. G. Temple. containing about fourteen
rooms, with wide hall through he centre, and bull
in the best manner and Of The most costly material
THE stable has capacity for two horses and carriages
and is well built. All the most modern improye,-
ments and the wards are Handsomely laid OIL VIII
fine shrubbery. The LOT fronts 100 Feet on Cha!
street. a I'd runs back 10 wide alley.
TERMS: Cash rs TO expenses of sale and enough
TO nav or {: note for S3,SOS, and another fol
81 0l2, with any interest that may be due on sal'
aotes; and residue upon the following terms up0l
credit on 34,2IG until Stay IA. 1878: on S4.42l
till May Il. 1879; aud balance upon terms TO u
Given mt sale, w. H.LYNE,
\. r. COURTNEY.
JOHN HOWARD
% q Trustees.
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By Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Ills Main street.

-TyRUSTEE'S SALE OF A HIGHLY
i VALUABLE NEW TWO-STORY BRICK
DWELLING, WITH ALI. THE MODERN I'M
PROYEMENTS AND CONVENIENCES, BUILT
THROUGHOUT FTHE BEST MATERIAL AND
IN THE MOST SUBSTANTIAL MANNER, ON
NINTH STREET CORNER NJ STREET (NENT
STREET BEYOND LEIGH STREET)-By virtue
of tie provisions OF deed Of trust bearing date the
22d day of May. 1877, from The grantor therein
named 10 the under igned trustee duly recorded In
the clerks office of tho ChanccrS Court of the city
OF Richmond, To secure the payment OF certain
Negotiable note described In said deed ideiaut hav-
ing been made In the payment thereof, being re-
quired 10 do by the holder of said MOTEL shall,
trustee in the deed aforesaid sell by anction on The
preir ises, on FRIDAY The goth dav OF january,
1875, at O'Clock F. NJ the rea! estate described In
the deed aforesaid. consisting of an attractive new
TWO-STORY BRICK DWELLING, with. nine
rooms including kitchen and servants rom, hand
somey finished with all the modern improvements
mn conveniences. on the east side of Ninth street
corner su Get he next street beyond Leigh street,.
TERMS One third cash BALANCED in six and twelve
months, negotiable notes given for the deferred pay
mants, with interest added, and secured by deed OF
trust. ~ 81 2 q. VI. 5..L. = = 49,
( il 10 655 j.. a. RICHARDSON, trustee
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RifI,u,olld llsEatlh,
sATrrRnA 7 JANUARY 10. 1878,
Z Y.s..ter rror,, ! varsininn I'm Tcxas.

aRAHaM. TEXAS. January 8, iS.o.
at;fors Dispatch: This halls YOU from
The northwestern portion OF the Lone
starr and but Il DAYS ride from the GORDON
OF United States military posts. Ine grea.
Iearth OF news from the Old Dominion anu
INV Inherited interest In her welfare induce
me TO write a note to your valuable lournai.
and ask that a copy be sent mo TO this ad-
dress. 80
Graham Is situated in Young county 100
mites west OF Fort Worth. II is on the
United States mil;tary-telegraph line, and
il the proposed seat of one branch OF the
Federal Court for the Western District OF
Texas. The county was organized but two
wears ago, and was q little time previous
subject to Indian raids. Now, however, 1t
is as quiet as any community in Virginia,
the laws are rigidly executed to the letter,
and material prosperity everywhere ex-
lists. came here from Virginia in 1874,
was young and inexperienced, and conse-
quently passed through the usual hard or
deal OF ga stranger in a strange land"
Now that have become acquainted with
the manners OF the people and familiar
with the land and climate have no regret
that came West. Nevertheless. beginning
life in Texas as a young man has no great
charms. 1t is a State which tests the latent
force OF character, and unless one who en-
tiers upon the struggle in new country is
peculiarly favored he will be compelled to
battle earnestly for any advantage he may
gain. :,
This place is in the same latitude as II
Paso, the scene Of the late encounter. Blu,
is about 400 miles distant-nothing between
but wide, uninhabited praisieS. The recent
disturbances there don't trouble our people
much. They arc frontiersmen and ''uset
TO wars alarms" However, ii any I'm
pleasantneSs should occur between the
United States and Mexico, Texas alone
would be willing to answir for the success:
OF an invasion.
We expect .(or rather hope the Pacific
railroad bill will pass this session. Graham
is near the proposed route, and the adJoin
ing country would greatly rejoice to see tn
iron-horse cours:ng towards the Pacit
coast.
I don't know whether Virginians emf
CRATE now or not. 1t has been so long sine
saw one fresh from the East. This is
fine Countrywide garden-spot, think. o
the State-yet would not advise an.
one to come here il he can do wei
at home, although Texas is now m,
adopted State. Still I would love to see Vir
ginia's sons assisting her to advance TO be
full measure OF power and pride, and woult
not seduce from her allegiance one singh
element OF strength.
Before closing / would say, sorrowfully
that the news Of Cowardin's death reached
us by telegraph. There are those here wh
both knew and admired him, and deeply re
greet this great and premature loss. Truly
ENGHIES.
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BY Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
Ills Main street.

VALUABLE AND ATTRACTIVE
Y THREE-STORY FRAME DWELLING ON
TWENTY-FOURTH STREET CORNER CLAY
sell by auction, on the premises. on MONDAY,
January 81. 1878, at 4 O'Clock r. NJ. thar YALU-
BILE AND ATTRACTIVE THREE-S r
FRAME DWELLING on 1wenty-tourth street
corner Clay street. containing eight rooms kitchen,
&C.: and lot fronting 80 feet and running back be-
tween parallel lines 100 feet.
TERMS: One third cash; balance III six and
twelve months. negotiable notes given for the de-
ferred payments, with Interest added, and secured
BY deed of trust. RICHARDSON CO..
jaI5 trs Auetioneers.
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EVERYDAY ABsuRDIT1Es.-Tom make your
self generally disagreeable, and then won
der that nobody will visit you. To sit shlv-
ering in the cold because you won't have
fire till November. Not to go to bed when
you are tired and sleepy because it is not
bedtime. To make your servants tell lies
FOR you, and afterwards be angry because
they tell lies for themselves. 10 tell your
own secrets and believe other people VIII
keen them.-ErChange.
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The ladies are all opposed to the tele-
phone. They don't care to have young
fellow whispering in their ears with his
mouth twenty miles away.-Eunny Folks.
There exists popular superstition that
hotel-waiters must be we'll feed before they
can be induced to feed weli.-Ptcayune.
Should you cochineal, what would you do
with it Let it dye, OF course.-BuHetan.
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DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE
ID Hastings Court for The city of Manchester. en-
tered on the goth of December, 1877, viii sell at
public auction, on the premises, In the city of Man
day of January, 1878. the HOUSE and LOT In the
proceedings mentioned of McClernan, by next
friend, rs. McClernan and others, fronting ~
feet more or less on Fourteenth street. in the city
of Manchester, between Decatur and Stockton
streets, running back 1872 fec, more or less win an
OLD FRAME DWELLING and kITCAES there-
on. which ut small cost could be maue comlortapie;
This property il in an improving locality. and
should attract the attention Of investors IL real es-
tate.
TERMS: One third cash balance a. six and twelve
months, for negotiable notes, with interest," added
from day of sale, and title retained uhtl all OF the
purchase-money is fully paid and conveyance Or
dcrcd by The Hastings Court.
BENJAMIN TT. NASH.
ia 10 commissioner.
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JAMES RIVER STEAMBOATe.Ls +,
u COMPANY. $1,000.
FOR NORFOLK, BALTIMORE. PiiILADEL-
PHlA. NEW YORK. AND BOSTON.
ALSO,
REGULAR LANDINGS ON JAMES RIVER.
FALL AND WINTER SCHEDULE.

On and after WEDNt SDAY. September l2,h. the
fast and elegant steamer JOHN SYLVESTER lear
rying United States MALL will leave Richmond for
the above-namrd places every MONDAY WE'D
NESDAY. and FRIDAY, NJ $50 \. NJ.
Close connections made 1T Norfolk with the Gle
CANT steamers CAROLINA and FLORIDA, Of the
Ray lime, for Baltimore, Philadelphia. New York.
and Boston also, with the Merchants and Miners
Steamship Company for Boston direct.
Through tickets to all Of the above-naHcd cities,
by the lines named. sale at CARRIERS agency, S26
Main street; at Exchange Hotel and on board OF
steamers.
Passengers by this route view by DAYLIGHT all
the historical points OF interest james river
(passin2 through Dutch Gapl. including iortiica-
lions, famous battle-iielis Jamestown, Fortress
Monroe. Rip-Raps, Hampton Roads. &c. &c.
Freight received daily SUNDAYS cXccptcdl from Z
4. NJ. to =. aI. for Boston, Providence, Norfolk
Portsmouth. aud regular landings James river.
Way-landing freIghts must be prepaid.
IL. Is. TATUM, General Agent.
Office: Company's wharf, Rockets, and 9O3 Main
street. no9
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HIGH-CONSTABLE SALE OF BRICK
IL BUILDING; TOGETHER WITH y TT all = THE j.
TERMS. CASTINGS, AND MATERIALS USED
IN CONDUCTING THE FOUNDRY BuS!SESs.
l will soil ut public auction. on SATURDAY the
10th day Of january. 1873, at l O'Clock a. NJ, al
the foundry OF w. F. jenkins Sons, on Cary street
between Fourtee nth and Fifteenth streets, ne TO-
lowing property TO satisfy disrcss-warrant In my
hands In favor or A. d. Williams vs. John Vlles and
G. ": jenkins
Lot of Shelving and Bins, 1 Stove, Chairs,
20 Grate-Fronts. Ploughs tcompletcl.
81 ! Pounds Sash-W eIghts, % Crates, Fire Tiles,
10 Patent Tenders, Tenders. 2 Cap. Boxes
is Street-Broons, Tool Chest and Contents,
l Drag, Skillets, Iron Fixtures.
K barrel Plaster. l Stove and Pipes
SO Pint Boxes, &c Grate-BoXcS,
2G Fcnder-BoXes. l Mantel-BoX.
20 Fronts-Boxes l Furnace and Pipe,
l Core-Oven, 10 Iron Ladies' L pair Scales.
Blacksmith Forge and Tools. Lathe,
GrindStone. lot of Coal. Shafting. PulleYs, and
Betting, Foundry Sand, 3 Work-BencheS.
l Whccbarrow lot Patterns, Foundry Stock,
Tools and Fixtures, &c.
ALSO.
The ONE-STORY BRICK BUILDING, lately used
as foundry by w. +. jenkins & Sons.
TERMS: Cash. r. l.. WHITING.
a1S-Zt ii. Z. Z. Il.
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BY W. Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctionecr,
corner OF Eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
l. REAL ESTATE ON NINTH STREET Be
TWEEN MAIN AND FRANKLIN STREETS.
KNOWN AS TIE VIRGINIA OPERA-HOUSE."
BY virtue OF the provisions of Il certain deed Of
trust executed by james ID. Browne and wife. bear
ing date 10th June, 1875, duly recorded in Rich
m0nd Chancery Court in ID. b. No. 105 A. page
3o1, SHALL in execution thereof being so required
by the beneficiary in said Decd. proceed 10 sell ut
public auction. OH the premises. OH TUESDAY,
29th January, 1878. at o'clock i. NJ. the REAL
ESTATE described in said deed, consisting Of 4 lot
of land fronting IS feet Oh the west line of Sinlh
street. between Main and Franklin Streets running
back 100 feet. upon which stands The VIRGINIA
OPERA-HOUSE, also, the LOT on the south line OF
Franklin between Eighth and Ninth streets, front
ing 2OI4 feet and running back 107 feet, together
with all The provemrntS thereon.
This property has been for many years known as
the VIRGINIA OPERA-If0DSE,' Is fashions
bic place of amusement, and situated in the very
heart OF the city, and one OF the most requented
and fashionable cross streets. 1t is arranged for
stores in front and dwelling above, and between
The two entrances is broad passage-way leading to
the hall.
TERMS Whist the deed requires cash sale. we
are authorized by The parties 10 accept IN lieu OF
cash the following termS-riz.: One third cash
balance ut six and twelve months, for negotiable
notes, interest added, secured by deed OF trust.
ANDREW PlZIINI, JR.,
II. SELDEN TAYLOR,
Trustees.
in
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RICHMOND, YORK RIVER A>pi EerEAhEt
RAILROAD. ,
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
COMMENCING MAJ II. 1877.


SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
COMMENCING; MAI II. 1877.
THROUGH PASSENGER.
goo T.. NJ. Leaves Richmond + [, ESDAY, THURS.
DAY. and SATURDAY. Connects ~
West Point with steamer Havana zoe
all points on York river ana Biit'-
more. Arrlr ts IN Biilim0rc 81 : -
~; CONNECTS with rail-!neS Tor W aNh-
iugton. Philadelphia. Ne" ORR. 80,
ton, and all western points. Connect
al Richmond with trains Oh R!ch!noH'i
and Petersburg and Chesapeake Al"
Ohio railroads.
THROUGH FREIGHT.
600 4. NJ. Leaves Richmond MONDAY, WE'D
|, NESDAY. and FRIDAY: ana 5000,
500 a. NJ TUESDAY, ThuRsDAi, and 81 Shl-
URRDAi. Coanects Win steamers
al West PuiuI for river Landings, L'a'-
tiIn0rr. and al western point' CON
meets at Richmond With trains on Rich :
Inoud and Dansile railroad. RichmonH
and Petersburg. and Chesapeake al"
Ohio railroads..
LOCAL. PASSENGER.
800 p. NJ. Leaves Richmond dsiiy (cxcept saa-
day..
THROUGH PASSENGER.
1000 4, n. Arrives al Richmond TlESDAl >
THURSDAY. and SATURDAY. cor
meets with trains on Richmond sh'
Petersburg and Chesapeake ana ONO
railroads. Steamer Havana leaves ba'.
.i5sff tf1% wE Efss Sd ' ina Fri
DAY, at z. 81. Connects "In
trains from Phila,leipi!ia- Nc" LIT:
and western points, and 81 West ron.
with trains for Richmond Sd" '"'
South.
THROUGH FREIGHT. ,,,,.,,
400 p NJ Arrives Il, Richmond MOSuAi'" eD
NESDAY, and FRIDAY; ahd
GASP. N. TUESDAY, THURSDAY. ana ."
'A0 iIRBAY. Connects with steamer -
West Point from BS,imofe. tVn
meets With Ric.Ia"nd IAd Da n,
Richmond and Petersburg. asa she>'-
neake and OhiH railroads
LOCAL PASSENGER.
o.onA NJ Arrives az Richmond daily except sun
AVN ~ " Sav Connects with Richmond In"
Petersburg and Chesapeake snu '''"'
railroads. .-.,, ii. ,.,,u
southern points. Cars run through be'"e'" N'''".'
and West Point. ,, ,o,,,.., r,:..
guaranteed. ,,,,,j r,i,>
Through bills of llitus. with sutraH'e'" '''''
ISSUED 20 MI northern aud western points. ~ ,,,a
Through ticket sold to all northern, eaA','"' "
western points. and aaSgase checked NIVTkn az.
b For tickets apply at General Rairnsa iRAI' md
acn SOD Main street: u, the ENrhane. lt"'ctIn ~
.ompanv'< d.por, corner rwrnty-'h'f' s'' A'
streets. Richmond, Va. ,,,,.,,
ma23 u. r. DOUGLAS. snt"rn'r'''eus
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ByJ. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioncer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND
Il LOT ON ST. STEPHENS STREET.-By virtue
of q decd OF trust dated I'd July, 1877: executed
Chancery Court, D. b. III T.. p. 81. and whereas
default has been made, and being required so 10 DO,
will sell on the premises on SATURDAY. Janu-
airy &c, S7S, at O'Clock p. NJ, that certain HOUSE
AND LOT on st. Stephens street between Hill and
Coults streets, fronting Is feet on st. Stephens
street and running back 120 feet
TERMS Cash rs to expenses of sale and $3.50,
with int, rest thereon from January g 1878, TO date
of sale; and residue on such terms rs will be an
nounced at sale. LEROY Z. BROWN, Trustee.
j. THOMPSON BROWN. Auclioncer. ia 10
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MANCHESTER BONDS.

MANCHESTER BONDS.
/ offer for sale MANCHESTER EIGHT PER
CENT. TAX-RECEIyABLE COUPON BONDS,
EXEMPT FROM CITY OF MANCHESTER TAX.
These bonds are issued by authority OF the City
Council, under III act Of the Legislature, "for the
nurpose OF paving off the unbonded Indebtedness Of
The CITY, and for paving the Streets. The act limits
the issue to 100000, and provides for tax for their
redemption at maturity With this issue the bonded
Indebtedness of Manchester is $256,7O0. The pro-
perty belonging to the city is WORTH MORE than
The entire amount.
Tie bonds are In denominations to suit all classes
OF investors and are offered for the present at the
very low price OF 90. JOHN c. WILLIAMS,
10 LIN Cashier Bank Of Commerce
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w. GoDDIN. Axctionecr.
By w. Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
cnrncr of Eleventh and Bank streets

TRUSTEES SALE OF SMALL HOUSE
j. AND LOT ON CALHOUN STREET Be
TWEEN HICKORY AND ALLEN STREETS. IN
BAKERS ADDITlON.-By virtue of two deeds OF
trust executed 10 the subscriber by Rachel Patter-
son-thc first bearing date 14th May. 1859, the Sec
ond dated 9Th July. iS63-bpth duly recorded in
Richmond Hastings Court, ! shall sell At auction:
on the premises on SATURDAY the 2SIh day OF
January. 1873. at O'clock L. NJ If fair If not. on
REAL ESTATE conveyed by the said deed, front
Ing OIL Calhoun street 40 feet. running back 207
feet, with Il comfortable FRAME TENEMENT
thereon, formerly occupied by Rachel Patterson.
TERMS: Enough in cash 10 defray the expenses OF
est from 9th April. 1877: and as to tho residue, on
such terms Us shall be announced at the hour Of sale.
in lG w. GODDIN, Trustee.
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by Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

TO1IMISSIONER'S SALE OF A TRACI
OF s11-oO ACRES OF LAND ON THE NEW
HENRICO TURNPIKE, ABOUT TWO MILES
NORTH OF RICHMOND, AT AUCTlON:IIn exc
cution of u decree Of the Circuit Court OF Henrico
county entered on the 2lst of December, 1877, In
the case Of Tomlin and ais. u.s. Braxton's arminiss
traitor. &C., will sell by auction, ut the ONCE OF
G rlbbs 4 Williams, No Eleventh street, Rich :
mond on MONDAY the DIST day OF january at 2
O'Clock NJ, The TRACT OF LAND Of which WI
liam hrmistead Braxtou died seiz-d. IL contains
sd 30 ACRES, al Joins the land Of G. w. Carter,
J. r. KriShman, and others, and lies opposite Straw
berry Hill the farm of Mcssrs. Edmond IL DaFcn-
n0rlJ from which il is separated by tie TURNPIKE:
This land lies very we'll has upon il some wood, ana
could be made beautiful little farm.
TERMS One fourth cash; balance at eignl, SIN
tocn aud wcnty-rour months: the credit payments
to be for negorib" notes. with interest adCch, ana
secured by a deed OF trust ,,,,-x-c
|, UNIV Sctdtds Special Commissioner.
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By Poindexter & Taper,
Real Estate Agents and Auctloncers.
1900 Main street.

pY REQUEST OF THE OWNER, WE
11 shall sell by auction. on MONDAY. January 81
1878, at a.. Z. NJ, the premises, the following
property:
A BRICK TENEMENT, No. IA Belvidere street,
between Main and Cary, containing six rooms; nice
lot, with usual outbuildings, fine WE'LL &C., attached
Also, LOT adjoining, fronting 43 feer on Belvi-
dere street, on which Is u FRAMED HOUSE with
four rooms, and stable.
TERMS: Easy and at sale.
l6 POINDEXTER s. TUPPER. Aucti0necrs.
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DRUGS. MEDsC,NES. dc. i

MILLER'S HOREHOUND
WI COUGH SYRUP, Csc:
MILLER'S HOREHOUND COUGH SYRUP, Csc
AILLER'S HOREHuUND COUGH SYRUP, 25c.;
MILLER'S HOREHOUND COUGH SYRUP, 25c.;
MlLLER'S HOREHOUND COUGH SYRUP, 25c.:
MuILER'S HOREHOUND COUGH SYRUP, 25c.;
MILLER'S HOREHOUND COUGH SYRUP, 25c.
MILLER-S HOREHOUND COUGH SYRUP. csc:
MIILER'S IIOREHOUND COUGH SYRUP. Csc:
MILLER'S HOREHOUND COUGH SYRUP, csc.
MILLER's HOREHOUND COUGH SYRUP, Csc;
MILLER'S HoREHOUND COUGH SYRUP, Csc;
MILLER'S HOREHOUND COUGH SYRUP, Csc:
MuLER'S HOREHoUND COUGH SYRUP, 25c.;
MlLLER'S HOREHOUED COUGH SYRUP. Csc;
MILLER'S HOREH0UND COUGH SYRUP, Csc;
for sale by all druggists. Prepared By
POLK MILLER & CO.,
in ) Ninth and Main streets.
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RICHMOND MD i'ETEENEURGy
RAILROAD COMPANY. {

RICHMOND MD iKTFESfTRCy
RAILROAD COMPANY. {
NOMMENClNG MONDAY, January :,
~ 1875 trains on this rolt. Will run !, follows.
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH.
$40 4. NJ. THROUGH NAH. ja.!y. connecting
for .Cnarl, ton. Augusta. tp!aiuhiq. 81
yarnah, Raleigh. Atlanta. Macon
Montgomery. Mobile. New orleans,
and ali GOiuIS Suute and Sournw.
stops Oniv III Manchester am; hr5,vr
1000 \. NJ, ACCOMMODATES daiiy make ro,g
connection NJ Petersburg WITH he At
lanic Mississippi ani nhin RAILROAD
for Lvrc!harc. FIr,avi'r. and other
local stations on tAlt road. Masking
same time IL a. any o;n,F E,. stop
at al regular stations.
l:OJP NJ, ACCOMMODATES tuIy ,cxcspt
sunday Passengers I:Eag ,lrs train
will makt Cl,'St com, ciiur. II Peters.
burg Ton Norfolk, Ind q! Norfolk with
splendid EayIinc steamers Tor BatI-
more, Philadelphia Hni New York,
and wlth Ii, Oi Dominion steamers
for New for&: stuu, "uI ~ hanrhcs-
rand Chester.
1850 p. NJ. FREIGHT halIy Ic>er,; >.G,ity', With
coach attached.
11:3O p. NJ. THROUGH MAI. daiIy trNc,r. SIM
dayl, cOmncctin. Tor Weldon, VII
mln"tcn. tharlc~ioU, Columbia. Au-
gusta. and Savannah. PGimru -I,.p-
iny-car Tor Wilmington a"h - q >,a'..
LEAVE PErERSUrR', NDEIu.
500 a. NJ, THROUGH Mai. allv irNcor, Mon
day.. connecting viii! Richmond. Fred
erickshurg an, Potomac railroad for
AL point. North tll ana W,~i. stop,
onlv it Manchester ani ti".t"V
7:JO \. NJ. FREIGHT TRANS daily tcNcrrt sun.
,liy) with pl>scu or coach attached.
1853 \. NJ. ACCDMMpDAIIrN TRAIN diiiE lcr-
ccpi sunday WITH passenger coach n.
t.lchch.
2:s0 Z. NJ. FREIGilr TT AN ds.y.wi'h pr-,cn.
ger coach attached.
GAO p NJ THROUGH MAE. ,l.ii~. connecting
with Richmond. FREDERICKSBURG and
Potomac raroId tur All soIn's Eyst
and West. Also. naEiug 'insr r"nnec-
ton with tn" thrNap'ath" lgd ohio
railroad for the Nlrgini: springs and
all points Norih and N",I. ihis train
stops only nj Manchester ana hester,
Passengers for Glover I'm romeo" ~ ,h","s
daily (eNccpi Sunday nv tIhingihr 10 l.. VI. train.
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg VII star, from
the AppomattoX depot
in g A SlIA SUPERINTENDENT.