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Christmas Musings.

Old Christmas has come but all Jog now seems gone,
For his harp is vibrating with sorrows sad tone;
And low note keeps sounding knell In my ear.
As miss from the hearth-stone those absent ones
dear. :,
Some dwell among aliens as exiles from home,
Away from all genial ties. seldom they come;
And some, too, are sleeping beneath the green sod
But their pure happy spirits are resting with God.
How yiyidly now enc1nber the year,
When times chariot-whees rolled on without fear,
When life seemed ali pastime-one a-day bright,
And hope crowned each day; with HALO of light.
Where now are the friends who once shared In our
And Joined In our pleasures SO free from alloy !?
Those loved ones so near TO my heart are all gone,
NV dearest companions have left me alone;
So Christmas no longer GENES back rs feast.
Though its memory is fraught with enjoyment at
And the loved circle broken and scattered away,
May srill be united at some future day..
While Christmas may yet be feast to the soul,
AS voice within whispers, There is bright goal
Where joy is immortal and love cannot die,
TO secure us this boon Jesus came from the sky.
With the manger and the theme of our song,
Even sad Christmas time will pass sweetly along;
For the light of those other years buried away
win seem but as darkness by heavenly day.
December %, 1877.
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.Ea o. G1ssss 5 -
CHESAPEAKE AEB OHIO gA;LpoAp.,
GENERAL AssENGER DEPARTMENT.
February lB, 1879 I
4 5HESAPEAKE AND % HIO RAIL,
" ROAn-On and after FEBRUARY 1s. 1875.

=
An accommodation train leaves Richmond daily
Except Sunday at 34, l.. 81. aud Hrryes at
Junction 5:13 p. NJ: Beaver Dam. 5:53 T.. NJ;
Louisa. TOP p. d.; Go, louisville III 100 p. ~,
train, arriving at Washington at 1916 a. Bal
timore. $50 A. NJ; Philadelphia, $40 4. NJ: New
York. 9:35 A. ~.
/. Through sleeper from GordonsvilIe to New York.
SIail train daily Except Sunday stops at all regu
Virginia Midland railroad. Trrivins at Washington
at 6u5 P. 81; Baltimore. $50 i. M.: Philadelphia,
$40 A. NJ, and New York, Gas A. II.
Mail train connects at Charlottesville with Viz
ginia Midland railroad, arriving At Lynchburg at
2. NJ, connecting closely with Atlantic, Missls-
sIppl and Ohio railroad for the Southwest.
Express train 1alIy, SIoJS At junction, SOcl's.
Trevillian's, Gordonstilie Charlottesville. Staun-
ton. Goshen, htboro', Covngton, and al stations
west Of Covinyton. G meets at Gordonsvillc with
the Virginia Midland railro d arriving At Washing
ION ar $50 A. NJ: Baltimore. $3.50 \. NJ; Phila-
delphia, 1:45 Z. ~, and New York. $40 r. NJ. Con-
necrs u, Charlottesville with the Virginia Midland
at DaEuille at $50 A. u. Connects at Huntington
with Chesapeake and OHIO steamers for Portmouth,
Cincinnati. and all roinrs In the Wet.
Slespiny-:ars on express trains between Richmond
and CoyiDgton.
Fast bound mail leaves Huntingo on st 3:45 =. ".
and arrives 1T Richmond at b:l1 Z. VI. daily Tex
Express train leaves Huntington al 1900 4. NJ,
and arrives at Richmond NJ 1920 \. u. daily.
Accommodation leaves GordonsyIlle ri 5:15 4. ".
and arrives NJ Richmond at 500 A. VI. daily TEX
cept Sunday.
Through tickets for sale % all principal points
North, South, West, Northwest. and southwest: IN
Richmond ut Company IS offices: ut $40 Main street
CONWAY 2. HOWARD,
General PASSENGER and Ticket AgrUt.
". VI. $. DUNN,
Engineer aud superintendent
"a Ripnnoud- Va
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Published by request.J
Fold 1t UD Carefully

Gallant nation, foilcd by numbers,
Say not that your hopes are fed: i.ssf
Keep that glorious flag which slumbers
- One day to avenge your dead. s.
Z, keen il widowed, son,ess mother;
Keep it sister-mourning brother:
Fpri IL with au irou will; z..
Fnrl 1t now, but-keep 1t STILL.
Keen it I'LL your children takeit,
Once again to hail and make 1t
All their sires have bled and fought for
All their noble hearts have sought for. =
Bled and fought for all alone, ls,
All alonei aye, shame the story;
Millions here deplore the slain;
Shame, alas for England's glory,
Freedom called, and called in vain.
Furi that banner sadly, slowly;
Treat it gently, for. tits holy:
Till that day-Ses, fur, it sadly,
Then once more unfurl 1t gladly;
Conquered banner-keep 1t still.
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FoR RENT, THE LARGE HALLss
II oyer Mcssrs T. r. Price & 60. IS, lately oe. EI
cupied by the Pythian Association. Also, PIN Or
These Will be rented low, and leases will be
j., rif required. For particulars. apply to
i've ROBERT Is. LYME,
at 1912 Main street.. II
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BY Richardson s. Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
11l3 Main street. a

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF -FOUR
" BRICK AND FRAME DWELLINGS, ON
yENABLE STREET BETWEEN ElGHTEESIH
IoT ON EIGHTEENTH STREET NEAR VENA-
BILE STREET, BY AUCTlON.IBy virtue q OF :, a
mond, rendered on the 7th day of February 1878,
in the suit of Mathews &C. o. Mathews DC &C. I've %s
decree. sell by auction, on the premises, on MON
DAY 18th day Of Fe5rpsry IL Rs7s n SeIGSS
Nos resneciiyely 1919. 1921. and 1928; ONE
TWo-STGRY BRICK DWELLING, No: 1911, on
the south side of Venabe street betw en-
and MOsby streets; and q VACANT LOT on the
cast side OF Eighteenth street near 10 and south of
yenable street.
TERMS Enough in cash to defray the expense OF
sale including commissions; the residue In four,
eight. and twelve months, negotiable notes given
for the deferred payments With interest ADDED, ana
title retained until u further order Of the Court.
--' j.. z. TURNER,
GEORGE z. HAVE,
HENRY HUDNALL.
fa11 Special Commissioners.
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4 + . 4 =
Some day an enterprising dramatfst " III
construct MAY in twenty-six acts, givin.
the spectator q chance to go out anC get
TWENTY-FIVE drinks, and it will run for To-
600 nights and make his fortune. N Thus
knowingly predicts a contemporary and
while the GrRmatist is about it he should
tccnstruet the last act so the play would end
about fifteen or twenty minutes before it
WAS finished, for the benefit OF the large
class who cannot wait for the curtain to
drop ON the last act orristoaon Herald.
Official returns from the Greek army OF
inyasions show that the casualties Of the,
late campaign were: Killed, O; wounded,
4; takeuprisoners, 2; total, 8. The wound
! ed mnia got q black eye from tramp whose
boots be felIin love with, and the prisoners
are held captive by an Epirus granger until
they pay him TWO dPachmas fora turkey they
p0thecaled. - Nepo Yort Commercial I'd
Bertiser. ,s
Z s.s.s Do you think, William said Mrs. !,
Brown to her husband the other night
g that tho telephone will eyer pc az gene,
rally used as the telegraph .sW ~ ~, ySs,
replied Brown; Is the time - eomipg Wne =
it will be as common 10 teiepnoue Us :s ~
seems nov, TO tell IA hb.' -
m al father lately in dnced g croupy little 6oy
10 make healthy meal OF ptlck =. Wnea al CAKES
and molasses but the latter proved 70 pe
sometl, in.y aited The molasses the very min
s,ite his gafhcr told bin to eat all he wanted.
III q recent lecture Mr.. George Francis
Train said q II was my misfortune to be-
born in Boston. 4 apologize TO Boston for
II, a fneaner place j never knew. Il was
founded BIZ miserable lot OF pilgrims,
sI.Iplr. 81 ni,t ~ England into Holland. and
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J. THOMPSON B
BY james N. Taylor & Son,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
office corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO NEAT
FRAME DWELLINGS ON THE EAST SIDE
OF TWENTY-geURTH BETWEEN NJ AND ND;
STREETS.-By virtue Of the provisions OF certain
deed of trust executed by NJ. A. Clarke and wife,
bearing date December SO, 1876. duly recorded in
the clerks office of Richmond Chanctry Court, IN
r. n. lO7 b., page 90, shall. In execution thereof,
being SO required by the beneficiary In said deed,
proceed to sell at public auction, the premises, on
THURSDAY the 2lst day of February; 1879, a. "A
consisting Of a LOT OF LAND In the city OF Rich
mond fronting a. feet on the east side OF Twenty.
fourth street. between NJ and Y streets, with TWO
NEAT FRAME DWELLINGS thereon. and rum
ming back between parallel lines 125 feet to an alley
Il feet wide.
sale and the sum of $1,000, with interest thereon
from December 80, 1877; and the balance upon
such credit as will be made known at the hour Of SALE
H. SELDOM TAYLOR, Trustee.
IN TAYLOR & Son Auctioneers. fe IL
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ByJ. D. Whitehead & Co, 4
.Aucioneers and Commission Merchants,

r ARGE SALE OF GROCERIEs.-WIe
III win offer at auction MONDAY MVh asoooi,
9tl. ans, ant. mencing nc hal-pasI " oS'oSn'
a large and desirabiestock or {ff4
:, =. o. - 80 iIsOCERIES, &C., 81
e., xvhych fhe attention of the trade Is invited.
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Long Ago.

u W. 40 We
Oft when dreamy slumber comes,
Comes TO close the weary eyes,
Far away my spirit files.
Seeking days of Long ago."
FLYING Swift on dreamy wings
Der tie fields and meadows green,
Where chased the hummiDg-bird
In the rosy morn OF life.
Softly steals TO old Asn-camE.
Where it wanderS through the mead:
Where the ripping waters roll.
Murui'ring DER Inc craggy rocks.
There see little maid
Standfug by the river side;
Standing by leaning rock,
Fishing In the rolling tide.
Soon I'm standing by her side,
Holding fast her lily hand;
While The roses seem to play
Hide and seek upon her cheek.
SO lInger all the morn,
I.inger near this pretty lass,
Building castles frall but fair
In the balmv summer air.
Soon the merry morning light
Laughs away The Surly night,
Chasing home The dreamy soul,
Wand'rinss in the m.urky past;
Many years have come and gone,
Since saw you,
Sanding where the laughing stream
Ripples meath the HANGING rock.
DAVIS will come and years Will gos
Old Ash.camD will cease to flow,
FLYING Time will weary grow;
But I'll never cease to love,
Or forget the pretty lass,
Stapding by the river side,
Fishing in the rolling tide.
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Rifl,Ilu,,sd atll.
MONDAY s. . I. .FEBRuARY 1s, 1873.


Tonaeco
s. LoSpoS. February I, ISIS.
Ess;sors pisposcA Nothing has occurred
10 ca,sse any change In the SITUATION OIL our
tobacco market during the past month.
Prices are not qnofably lower, ara 1of tue
better qualities Of sirsptss holders arc nos
disposed ta make further concessions at
present; but for low grades and monde sls.
scripts they are open, we think, 70 very
moderate effcrs. The trade have shown no
tlisposisfon to increase their stock beyo
acinal requirements, and, VITA the excep-s
ficI, or one considerable parcel OF ABOVE
100 hogsEeasis good Henderson stripts sola
81, The basis p7 late business, we know OF
no transactions In western stripts worthy
OF special notice. a few lots OF Virginia
stripts found buyers, but prices have IN not u
TRANSFERRED.
OF the darker sorts Of western teaf there
is not much stock here, ana certainiy very
litie demand for 1t. whether Kentucky OF
Missouri. The bright Kentucky-riye leaf
seems to have lost Its popularity with our
manufacturers; at any rate, we cap, lind no
buyers Tor II. We think it is nottso much
question Of price as unfayorubte expert
ence or its working which stops sales.g Of
the bright stripts made from this tobacco,
there are but few in this market, and no
sales lately reported.
AdyiceS we receive OF tue quaiity VI tiie
l. American crop are not very encouraging.
z and all point to the necessity OF keeping
cost low and Of great care in preparing to-
bacco for our markets. We fear anxiety to
handle large quantities may result in care
Z less management and in trouble and disap-
tointmenf to both shippers and consignces.
~ Quosations.-Y Virginia Leaf: Common to
middling, 4 to SD. q o.; fair to good and
fine, s to 7ad. g r.; bright fancy, to Id:
IN. Stemmed: Common to middling, 53
to 7sd. q n. /; good to fine, 8 to 10d. p h. s
Western Leaf: Ordinary to middling eX-
ports, 3 to sd. 81 H.; good to fine exports,
Z 6to 7ad. g D.; sound dry common to fair
cutting, to Cd. a H.; good to fine and
bright color, O., s., and sgd. Stemmed !:
Common to medium, 5 to sd. q D.; good 70
fine parcels, to sd. q h.; bright ken.
: tuky river, to 10d. g h.
Maryland and Ohio:5, So, and 9sd. q b.
Negrohead and Cavendish: 6, II, and lsd.
an n. JOHN X. GILLIAT s. Co.
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J, BY Robert u. Lyme,
Real Estate.Agent and Auctioneer.
1912 Main street.

VALUABLE AND DESIRABLE STORE
PROPERTY ON THE EAST SIDE OF SEx SEW,
ENTEENTH STREET, CORNER OF WALM y w
sTREETs, WITH LARGE DWELLING ABOVE,
AND ANOTHER BRICK TWQ-STORI H0gSSEG,
a. PERPETUAL ,GROUND-RENT-FOR SALE
BY AUCTION.-At the request of the owner,
snail sell the above property, occupied oy r. MOI
TUESDAY the 10th day Of February, 1878 at 4
O'Clock 2. NJ.
For a profitable md regular-paying investment
this property should now command the attention OF
biddersLlocated in such good and public place for
a clothing or dry-goods business.
TERMs : The Terms of leasehold will be fully ex-
planned at the sale, and terms then announced. a
bargain will be had.
fo.s.71I Std
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Hos Dead.

For the Dispatch.I
He's Dead. i.
He's dead; the sun shines bright;
What care now? s1,s.l
II cannot pierce his dark cold grave,
Nor warm his marble brow.
He's dead! What care now
How sweet the wild birds sing?
To one poor lonely aching heart
There comes no spring. -
He's dead! What malfersit
How brightly shines the moon
Or All the iustrOus burning stars!
Ny sun went down ut noon.
He lives! All, so shall /;
Songs TO us shall be given: ..,o,,oht
Wen need no sun and oh, DIesseu .noush''
There's always spring IN hea'
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QUITE THE G, ,RRECT THING. --[scene, Clap
ham Common, Anslican> Priest: we
had not the pleasure OF seeing your lady
ship at church on Sunday ?" L. ady Blank:
:. Er-no-I was not present, butt isft my
card with the .chlrrch-warden .''--fan'ey
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FEBRUARY 16, 1873.

FEBRUARY Is, 1873.
,-,ofch: In reply to question
y Editors Dr. rs Dispatch concerning a
printed in to.da, 9aa"city MINISTRY" the
quotation used by 'ound in. g Perciyaps
original viii be 3: 4.
Poems and reads Thu untain,s height
{. I saw on the top Of Q mo- by night
a light that shone Hike tire Il soon,
I climbed the cliff and founL fmoon.n
j lump OF ice In the clear, col> -.
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RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AND : eH ~,
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
- COMMENCING MAY -, lc1,.
THROUGH PASSENGER.
500 2. N. Leaves Richmond TT ESDAi, TlltE>
DAY. and SATURDAY. tonneci, .
West Point with steamer Havana -
all points on York river aud Bti',
more. Arrives III Baltimore al \
NJ: connects with raii-!.nes FOR Wa"
ngton, Philadelphia, Ne" YORK. Hi,
ton. and all western points. t0nI''S
at Richmond with trains on RichHoE,
and Petersburg and CHESAPEAKE -.
ohio railroads
THROUGH FREIGHT. ,,.,.r
600 A.. N. Leaves Richmond MONDAY, WE'D
NESDAY. and FRIDAY; and ,r
5:OOA NJ TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SAT
CREDAY. Connects VIII! sieaipt'
al West Point for river lanaihgS, u.s.
timore and all western points. t";i'
meets nj Kicnond Win trains on kitH'
mond aud Danyllle ra!iroSd,Ricblnoht
anu Petersburg, and Chesapeake an'
g LoGAL PASSENGER.
400 p. III. Leaves Richmond daily except SUA'
TaiR'oUGH PASSENGER.
,o.oo A. NJ. Arrives at Richmond TUESDAi
No'00 THURSDAY, and SATURDAY. trh
meets with trains on Richmond arc
Petersburg aud Chesapeake ana 1 's
railroads Steamer Havana leaves hsi,
timore from Pier lii Light s;tnT'
MoSDAY, WEDNESDAY, and FIX *
DAY, al p. VI. Connects MIN
trains from Philadelphia, New "F"'
md western points, and NJ West rom.
with trans Tor Richmond and IA'
south. -
THROuGH FREIGHT.
a.no ID Al ARRIVES a; Richmond MONi'N1. =" GU
7'oo NESnaI. and FRIDAY aud r
e.15P TUESDAY, THURSDAY. and SAL
URDAY. Connects with steamer a.
West Point from Baltimore. Con-
meets with Richnond and lhn'ile'
Richmond and Petersburg, ana tHes1
p,ake asd Ohio railroads. -
LOCAL PASSENGER.
!, o-Oo A. NJ. Arrives 1T Richmond daliy eScep, suu.
~>I''". day. Connects with Richmond at
Petersburg aud Chesapeake and oN''
railroads. ,.,,,
No transfer of freight at Richmond 70 or from
southern points Cars run Through between AtIah'a
Careful handling and dispatch, with lowest rates.
guaranteed. ,,.,, r,t.s,
Through bills OF ladlns, with guaran'ce9 sa'e''
,ss,ed 10 all northern and western points. ,a
Through tickets sold to all SSraer asSSsa
For tieEats appiy at General Railroad Ticket on,
sce, a2S Main Street; at the Exchange Hotei, shs
eomnany's depot, corner Twenty-thfid anu DesA
s' ms ss H'snH Il. +. DOUGLAS, Superintendent
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By Edward C. Goddin.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioncer,
No. 1O15 Main street.

TRUSTEES sALEOF BRICK DWELL
i ING No. 207 EAST MAIN STREET At
JnIy. 1876, ana duly recorded in the Chancery
Court clerks office of Richmond city. default hav-
Ing been made undeA said aeed we w. VIII sell on
at 4 O'clock r. NJ, the following REAL ESTATE:
That CERTAIN LOT with THREE-STORY-
ADVERTISEMENT BRICK TENEMENT between
Second and Third streets, the south side OF Main
street. The lot fronts "a feet and runs back lO7 to
an alley 10 feet WIDE The dwelling contains ten
rooms. besides large double kitchen.
TERMS: Cash rs to about 1850 and the expenses
of sae credit of 50 500 till the ION july 1878,
at Six nrr cent and the balance as Mr. p. +. How
ard. the present owner may direct; ~
49,, JAMES Fl. GODDlN,
JOHN c. HOWARD.
$50. s.s. Trustees.
POSTPONEMENT.
The above sale is postponed until MONDAY.
February 18th, at AZ O'Clock z. NJ. re 10
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RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG I
q. GnknA

RICHMOND AND PRTERSBURGl
RAILROAD COMPANY.
COMMENCING MONDAY, February !,
" 1878, trains OH this road will run as FOLLOWS:
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH.
$40 A. ~, THROUGH NAIL daily. connecttrc
for Charleston, Augusta Connoi', "a
Montgomery, Mobile, New Orleans.
and all points South and South "es' ;
stops only M Manchester AMI Chester
1000 A, M.ACCOMMODATIOS daily make, co,'
connection 1T Petersburg with ne At
lantic. Mississippi! AMI Ohio rtii,"N
for Lynchburg, Farmvl!'c, and oi'''
local stations on that road. nakin!
same time rs By any other line. sop
ut all regular stations.
l:OJ p. ST., ACCOMMODATION daily !eNc"~
Sunday. Passengers tokiEg th's IA
will make Ciase CoI:IeC'Inn ~ Pc'r'
burg fui Norfolk, and ~ Norfolk AT
splendid Bay-lne stcI.irr- for EtI'''
more, Philadelphia aud New or
aud with the Old DomiGl"; steamer
for New York
4:l5P, NJ, FREIGHT daily except Sunday, W.!
l1loP.M.. THROUGH NAIL daily le1crrt >u>.
day., connecting FOR Weldon. W.
mlngtou, Charleston. t"itm'ia A"'
guSta. and Savannah. Pullman s!''.
ing-cur for Wilmington ai-i tie Sell
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH.
$50 A. NJ, THROUGH Nail d'I.y ,sHc"n' l M.I
day., connecting with RIcDinnnn, Ffc-
ericksiurg and Potomac r.IirVad !ci
all points North. Eat. and West. st"I-
ouIv IT Manchester and Chester.
ESQ A. NJ, FREIGHTTRAlS dIiIY tcNcrpt SU"
dly) with PASSENGER coach attached.
1885 A. NJ, OdMODATIDS TRAIN daily t"r
cept sunday with passenger coach a.
taChed.
2:2O P. NJ. FREIGHT TRAIN daily, with past.
ger coach attached.
6:3O 2, III. THROUGH MAH. daily, copnect!si
with Richmond, Fredericksburg ana
Potomac railroad Tor AL points Eai':
and West. Also. making close ceuatc-
ton with the Chesapeake and pG!2
railroad for the Virginia SprinSS "a!
all points North and West. This iHG-
stops only at Manchester and th':-'ri
Passengers for Glover Liill connect al urs"
daily (eycept Sunday by taking the l:D5 i. VI if.1
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg WI! start TOE
the Appouattox depot.
Ia A. SHAW. Superintendent
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DICHMOND AND DANEILLE RAIL
N, ROAD COMPANY,
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS TAKING EFFECT
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1878.

SCHEDULE OF TRAINS TAKING EFFECT
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1878.
THROUGH MAIL TRAIN DAILY.
Burkeville HOP 4. NJ. Dan
Vile 3:l2 p. ". Greensboro
Sis Z. ". Salisbury 7:35 l..
NJ. and Charlotte 9:i2 7. VI.
No 2-f:l7 A, NJ, leaves Charlotte: arrives a.
Salisbury $40 a. ~. Green's
1887 p. 81. Burkeyille BOZ
PM. and Richmond 7:i5 l.. N.
THROUGH PASSENGER TRAIN DAILY.
No. 3-11:15 P. NJ, leaves Richmond: arrives At
VILE 6:l7 A. 81. Greenboro'
s:25 A: ST.. salisbury 1898 4:
NJ. and Charlotte l2:i0 Il. NJ
No 4-3:45 p NJ, leaves Charh tie: arrives at
Salisbury 500 r. NJ. Greens
>. boro' sos 7. 81. DanyilIe
1910 p. NJ. Buikeyile $40 !.
NJ, and Richmond sos NJ.
Trains Nos. and = VIII stop NJ AL stations ana
connect at Burkeyille with the Atlantic Msslssippi
and Ohio railroad to and from +; rnyilie. lynch
rnc Virginia Midland railroad. Al Greensboro WIN
the Northwestern NORTH Car9,ina raroad Tor Sas
with Atlanta and Charlotte Airline. At Charlotte
with Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta railroad I"
and from all points North aud south.
Trains Nos. and will stop al MI stations and
connect at Richmond going North and south w,in
road for Washington and all loints North and Wet
and with the Oh, sapeake and Ohio RS roid FOR All
Ina railroad to and from Raleigh and Godshoro'.
and intermediate points. At Salisbury with west
eru North Carolina railroad. These trains run htls
ON Richmond and Danville railroad, and connect a.
above, except going north on SUNDAY morning a .i
going south on Sunday night. Trans mahiliR t,II>
Connection run daily on Richmond. Freifrlchs-
burg and Potomac aud Chesapeake ana ONO ra-
roads except Sunday. 1890 ,...,..o,
Trains on the n. w. n. c. railroad run between
Green sboro' and Salem daily except sunday.
Pullman palace drawng-rooln and slctpnS:cof'
run on trains Nos and between Ne" l"rh'
between Richmond and Charlotte.
Tickets sold To all southern and southwestern
points and baggage checked through.
Local tickets are good only for continuous passage
between the points named on the tickets NO lay
over checks.wln he given except on through cou'
non tickets Z. 81. K. TALCOTT,
49, General Superintendent
JouS p MAcNuRDo General Passenger Agent.
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';, s1i..rIos sALsS-- Day:
By &. i. Anderson e son.
f,enaral Commission Merchants anu
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BY u. y. anderson g son ,i !. I, Il,
f,enerI Commission Merchants ana s M
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.xxrE WILL SELL TODAY AFgA is.tlt-''
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ByJ. D.Whitehead CO.,
Grocery. Aucrioneers and Commission merchants,
3, a s.ss5s ss 1912 Main street.
r ARGE SALE OF GRocERIEs.-WI.e
win offer at auction Mo s.isn1st os!ocs
large and desire aSHs,SsRf e SC,
70 re- WIFE ~ '} '''e a'J D. WHITEHEAD & CO.
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Ill NrTrrRE. DESKS, WATCHES, PLOUGHs
GROC ERiES, &C.-I will sell al PUBLIC aneion on 5I
MONDAY the 18th day Of February y s7s, at IT,
street The following property, TO satisfy sundry DIS
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