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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-11-27
A.rrSTYoN aAa.r:s-.r.nlfeure rpays q
BY w. GoddJns
Real Estate Agent and Arcfioncers
office corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUsTEE'S AND COMMISSIONERS
L Il SALE OF TIL FARM CALLED "CRANEY.
.fSLAND,r IN HANOVER COUNTY with A
SNAIL sP0ETION. IN HEGRICO. COUNTY,,
NEAR TO ATLEE'S STATION. UE TIE CHES "a,
NORTH OF EIGHsroaD, CONTRASTING 413ssss
ACRES.-Under The provisions OF q certain deed OF
trust from s. I'll. Owens and wife. beariDg date 1th
June, 1872 duly recorded IN Hanover County
Court, and OF decree OF the Circuit Court Hano-
of Putney q Waits against Owens. &c. shall, as
surviving trustee in said Decd and as special COM
missioner appointed by the SAID decree, proceed to
sell at public auction, on the premises. on TUES
the ExCELI.ENT FARM located as above. called
"tRANEY ISLAND" now occupied by Mr.. s. Fl.
Owens. containing 413H ACRES: Of which about
one third Is IN wood and timber: balance open land
or fair quality embracing some fine Iow.grounds on
the CbIcsahom!ny. The improvements are COM
Portable, consisting of n DWELLING. containing
five or six rooms, and the usual out buildings: also.
good orthard. In II ont Of the dwelling aud ex-
tending 10 the railroad there is large grove
OF forest oaks. Atlee'5 station Is distant about
quarter of mile. and affords very convenient ac-
cess 10 the place for persons doing business u Rich
mond, AS THE CARS PASS DAILY FOUR TINES.
TERMS: According to the deed and decree aiore-
said, will he enough in cash TO defray EXPENSES OF
debt due 10 John u. Smith, amounting on the 1st
November, 1879, TO the sum OF Va .345.65: Sec
ondly, to secure the debt due 10 Miss Alce q.
owens, amounting on the 1st November, 1879. TO
the sum of $14379l: and as to the residue Of
the proceeds OF sale ttf any. on credit OF one
cured by deed Of trust. il Is probable that by or
before the day of sale other and more favorable
terms as 10 the cash payment may. by consent OF
the parties. be made. IF the farm will then be
'''' '' '"''s "'|" ~ JOHN B. YOUNG.
no12 Surviving Trustee and Commissioner.
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II wt,1,s gorgdsnf fegsets, ifsrernein Dranees
81. tiffefnass. ttrrfng lJf, within Inn an IN
sneaks ME sadness ai1d d more otnple,tsi
dfsg1Iaf Itli every thing that be had solgnt
Inn "a tilats time. When be Ind reached, tne
piade iie sas down on The spot " here. elgn ~
fsan mont III before, be had made the ske e..e
which Ind sfnce crowned bis reno " me
er,Ia sff,ne seemed to hugh at him iron1cal-
m for all that he had suffered. !.
: "a r,easant pfrl-a coque.fe "a matter OF
rreat consequence sIre1yI She would have
invad me. ii i had chosen. Many Others
hive loved painters, and have followed
them TO Paris, and they have disappeared
In the scum 81 the grent city without load,
sfne With chains the one who had initiated
them into. the mysteries OF art ana OIL OF In
selise.uaI life. a. = 4 = He is fool VINO
.sser,fices to chimeras the real goods OF this
world the lsyet OF a beautiful girl, the
glory which talent gives, the fortune winch
success brings. So
81! While he was thus denying the gods OF
his youth, he saw coming towards MIN, 20
the well-known path, the young glfi .,
other days. who had grown up, VINO haa
become q woman, IN one word. She was
not alone: rustic was walking beside
her. holding her BY the little. finger;
a fine fellow. for that matter, strong
md well made, and richly dressed for
= neasa,t. He bent toward her, and
from time TO time wiped away with his
Inns tear from the young GRIPS cheek. :.
On seeing Maurice they stopped, confused
and surprised.
9 And it was for that" thought be, " that
respected this flower Z"
And he was thinking with contemptuous
pity OF his folly when the young girl ad-
dressed him:
she, her voice broken with sobs. 81 am
poor :. he has some property, and his mother
will not have me for daughter-in-laW.
She talks OF ,dsinherlting him"
.sAnd you two do not wish him to be
disinherited, do your" said Maurice ironi-
cally.
"Indeed," answered the lad, ave must
live" -
"Tbat is only too truel Ipity you, my
children"
They went away. Maurice, left alone,
with his head bowed down on his hands,
thought for long time.
! His idle fancy had flown away-nothing
remained OF the slender young girl but
peasant who was still, handsome, but very
near becoming an ordinary matron.
$50 it is with our Dreams" said he,
rising. aThe only sure thing We can
gather from them is to do little good with
'them.' - ~
The same evening he wrote to Paris, and
few DAYS later he presented himself at the
young girls house.
81 have sold your portrait" he said to
her, in the presence Of her astonished
mother: 81 received large sum for 1t. IL
is quite fortune. have brought 1t to you
in order that you may marry your lover"
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The story is.told OF o Clergyman, that, at
ter preaching an Interesting sermon on the
I" Recognltione 81 Friends In Heaven was
aecosted by nearer, who said s 81 liked
that sermon, and now wish yon would
preach another on the recognizing Of people
4 in this weird. ! have been attending your
church three years, and not i've persons in
the congregation have SO much as bowed TO
me 10 all that time. e
IL time is really money any man ought TO;
be worth his wait in gold Yoetssrs
Statesman. II Z
GioTions snecess Oh the greet Chinese ex.
pertinent at Harvard MHehee loaies, np
teaches Lamp Don.
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BY Goddiu, Warren 4 Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
11O6 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THAT DESI.
4 RABLE BRICK RESIDENCE AT TIL +
SOUTHWEST COREER OF CLAY AND FIFTH
STREETS AT AUCTlON.-In pursuance of deed
of trust from E. B. Cook trustee. &C.. % tho under
signed as trustee dated he 18th day of July, 1878,
Court OF The city Of Richmond D. 3. 10 B. page
90. and being required soto do by the beneficiary
will proceed 10 sell, on the premises. on " En-
NESDAY The Sd day or December, 1879, at
O'Clock 2. NJ the PROPERTY located as above de-
scrlbed The house has ten rooms. gas, bath, &c.
Kitchen with three rooms. Lot 34!x115Y ieet TO
an alley ten feet wide. Neighborhood excellent
and lis convenience TO the market aud business
centres should attract the attention OF those seeking
q central and pleasant location.
TERMS: Announced al sale.
d. NJ
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BIDS FOR THE BALrlaoRE WATER LOAN

BIDS FOR THE BALTIaoRE WATER LOAN
Baltimore November 25.-Proposals were
onencd at the mayors Office to-day for the
new 100000 water loan, bearing per
cent. interest, and redeemable in 1894.
There were twenty-five bids for the loan,
amounting 10 the aggregate to S3,S82,500,
and ranging from 102 to 1858. The awards
were as follows: Frank Rosenberg d Co.,
$50. 600 at 105.02. $50, 900 at 1O5.07, 1000
at 1854, $4,000 at i05.27, $4,000 at
1859. aud $50, 600 at 105.53-$300,00 900 in
alt; Stem Brothers, 100000 at 1o5.0a, and
SIM 600 af 1C5 Is e. 60 g.
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M Frank D. Bib Q Cos 6
Easi Estate Agents and Auctionsers,
fna Mxift street.

Is IreTI1N SALE oI D ] FARMING M.
az pIfMENTs, STOCK G u Ms { s.n aAR-
s,'t las rar,nved 10 the city. we wilt sell hS auc-
Hon al bis farm on the Grove road a5ons Two miles
from tn g q O'clock, Nofen
= ~ %. atn farm HORSES -.
FARM CARTS and HARNESS -es
81 1 gPRINE.WAGON1and Il AhNEsS,
II 4 CARRIRGE and HARNESS
IL MOI MIL H-C0Ws
/ RfGk,oF STR AW.
BLADE and TOP. EDDnER, !. i,
~. Hay. CORN and SH uCkS.
sFARMINC JMPLEMENTS-
+. sTfSnRY ARTICLES, &c. &C.
TrpMs. SOS and under cash sums over s25
sixty days for app5ved nege,Iable noes. 10
Of 80 Auefioneers.
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0nAscnEsrER AND vEcasITH.

t,.,,. I,.1,i;e schools 81 tistics dc - t,s
Il, 40 Il. Inc GRADES OF the nEDtic scnoofs
]. - this civ. made recently BY the sSlts
ssannj Roars,. went into effect Monday.
s,shn ra,y Mat, seems TO work admirably
,hms Sor. and ID likely TO continue. lt re-
n,,ircs that the higher grade OF Mrs. w aisr
ser,s be transferred to AIR. Morrissette.
school. and the highest grade OF eacn schoo'
he.ow be transferred to the next bi9ness
school Mrs. Halls school 10 DE excepse Y
from this provision. Since the aoose Ia
taken eject several pupils have entered tne
lever schools who would not hase u .' so
II the change had not been mace.
The writer yesterday visited tue snoo.
hui,djng and learned from Mr. Morrlsset .',,
the principal {who, by the way, IS as wen gu
ssni,et| fcs that position as any one nced oel,
thai this change 10 the grades has received
the actiye support OF the teachers IL was
thought perhaps that 1t would interiere
with the teaching Of Latin IN the nie9ef
schools. This is not so, however, ana .n ls
important study, which some t as9a =.
would have to be done away, VIII sun oe
taught. ,a ono
The school-bnildiDg is q very good enc.
slight change, however, in its yentilataoh
(which would cost but trifte) would MAKE
IL siiIl better. It Is stated that the Scnoot
Board viii soon remedy this defect.
An efficient and able corps OF teachers
are engaged, and the scholars are trained
under careful and rigid discipline. Inc
total number OF scholars is 270-l32 ooys
and 14S girls. Below we give the number
OF male and female scholars in each schooi,
and classification OF the grades, togetnei
with the names OF the teachers
High.School No. lie. Morrlssette teacn'
er-tbirteen females and sixteen males.
School No. 2--Mrs. A. l.. Walker teach'
er-thirty females and seven males.
No. 3-Miss Bette L. Irving teacner-
tyenty.four females and twelve males.
No. 4-Miss Rachel Lyon teacher-tWen'
ty.two females and tweDty-elght males.
No. 5-Miss Mamie +. Hatcher teacner--
tbirty-one females and nineteen males. ;,
No. 6 primary Sarah A.. Has,
teacher-ifty males and twenty-elght re-
males.
The last named is divided into two
schools. Some OF the scholars are taught
in the morning and others 10 the afternoon:
This arrangement was made on account OF
the large number Of scholars in the primary
department. All of the schools are we'll
conducted, and the attendance this session
has been very good. Hereafter the rolls OF
honor will be monthly instead Of weekly.
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BY GruDbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auciioneers.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A VERY
~ VALUABLE FARM ON LOWER JAMES
RIVER AT AUCTION. BY virtue Of uecrees Of the
Circuit Court Of the city Of Richmond entered on
the 2Sth of September, S7S, on the 24ih OF June
therein pending by the short style Of james T.
Tosh rs. 1t. Louis Mutual Life Insurance Company
ct aLs. The undo rsigned. who was thereby anpoiniI
ed special commissioner for the PURPOSE wiz sell
estate agents and aucfioReers on Eleventh street be-
tween Main and Bank streets, In the city OF Rich
mond, Va. on MONDAY III: Isl day OF l)ecenher:
1879, 1T IL O'Clock NJ. The vALU ABLE FARM
ACRES. more or less. lying In Ches' erned county,
Immediately on James river, and adjoining
Pressure 1sle.'' The Improvements are COM
PORTABLE DWELLING with six rooms, and al
neces sary burns and out-buiidnGs and the land Is In
n high state Of improvement. This estate Is be-
ieyed to he one of the best on jams river.
TERMS OF SALE: $4,000 In cash; the residue
(Dot in excess OF the amount stated below) at SIX
and twelve months, for negotiable notes with inter
est added: but should the whole SAFE exceed IN
amount the expense; and costs Of suit and sale and
the sum OF f. 5000, with interest thereon from the
2Sth OF September, 1878, then as to such excess
upou such terms as The said T0sil may In wiling
designate on or before the day OF sale. lien 10 oe
reserved upon the property until Inc plrcnasc-mo-
Eey Is fully paid.
This AR has been rented TO Henry AcheOn for
the wear 1880 for tie sum If $500 ana the pllr-
chaser will have the option either of confirming the
partial possession the 1t day Of August, lSSO.
as may be necessary for seeding wheat OF other fall
CROPS or of taking full and complete possession OF
the farm on the lst day Of January. 1880. paying
to the said Aichson So Per acre for every acre OF
'''DO ~ ''' CHARLES S. STRINGFELLOW,
Commissioner
GRUBBs e. WILLIAMS. AuctIoneers. oc25
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BY James NJ. Taylor / Son,
Real Estate Agents and Auclioneers.
officer corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THAT
" NEW, COMFORT ABLE FRAME DWELLING
ON WEST BROAD STREET. ADJOINING THE
PINAI. HOSPITAL. AT AUCTJON.-By virtue Of
u decree Of the Circuit Court of Henrico county.
rendered November 22, 1879. in The suit OF skin.
ner. &C. Us. Monteiro and Others, will as special
commissioner thereby apponten, proceed 10 sell al
public auction, upon the premises. on fRlDA Inc
5th day of December, 1879. at O'Clock p. NJ, that
nice FRAME DWELLING, containing six rooms,
situated on the north SIDE OF Broad street second
dool west OF Mckenzie street. There Is II fine well
of water upon the premises aId also good frame
stable The lot fronts 3ox14O feet to an alley 20
feet wide. - p
] TERMS: One fourth cash; the balance at six,
with interest added and the title detained until the
whole purchase money is paid and deed ordered
by the Court. ~. s- FRANK E. ANDERSON.
ooS SEeclal Commissioner.
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RAILROAD LIa s@-


e1caaoSD FREp,G & POTOMAC \. 4, 20. J
RICHMOND, VA, November " 1917
COMMENCING NOVEMBER 8, 1879,
" trains on this road Will run as follows:
NORTH BOUND. .......-.
$40 A. NJ, leaves Byrd-Street station da !y Tex
cept sundays; due st washington,
lilo =. Nj; Baltilnore, sos L: d.
PhiIadelpbia, 6:5e z. 81; New York.
1905 r. NJ -, so
500 p. NJ, leaves Byrd-Street station da! y; que
atWashing,on, e:25 Z. M Balnmore,
1928 p. 81: Phila dephla, 1913 a. il. >
New YORK., 6:I5 A. NJ.
a.oo.p NJ RECONSIDERATION TRA1H FOR
~ : junction. leaves Broad Street srauos
daily texcept Snr daysl.
SOUTH BOUND.
In.lbPN, arrives at Byra-Sreet stAuor aal,y
fexcept Sundaysl. Leaves New 1ofs
S:l3 A. NJ: Phils delphia. LAP A.
NJ; Baltimore, $50 z. NJ; WashinS'
tom $40 2. d..
l1.dn A. NJ arrives az Byrd-Sneet stsnns o ns5,
800 - leaves New York, 1000 +. NJ; rn III
au.-s! adeIphia,, LILO A. NJ; BattinlopIre'
d.5h A, n Washington, 7:Oo a. m:
a:43 A. NJ. ACCOISIODATIQN TRAis nlssc,
at Broad-sereer station TaYIsh, =
i, Sendaysl. -, 9: =; r IA Asent
EFT. D. MYERS. General saDeriRtaaden5n NO 10
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New Methodist Pastor.-Rey. B. Z.
woodward. who was appointed by the Con-
ference to succeed Rev. G. G. Vandersllce
as pastor OF the Manchester Methodist
church, has preached several times here,
and has many acquaintance in this city:
A number of years ago be had charge OF
the Chesterfield circuit, and was some years
ago pastor OF Clay-Street church, in Rich
mond. The news OF bis appointment 10
this city was generally received win de-
light, and especially by the Methodist con-
gregatiOn.
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PcysonQls.-At the last meeting OF the
City School Board Rev. William A. Camp
bell was reelected chairman Of the Board.
Councilman Samuel r. Owens, from
Third Ward, is able to be out on the street,
after q long illness.
The name OF Professor Ambold, OF Rich
mopd, is mentioned in connection with the
position OF musical director of the Beetho-
ven Association.
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AUCrFoy lgs,ALEsl- .r,l,I,fn,r.,e, DAYS.
~ BY Frank }. Sampson,
gcaf Estate Agent, Anctfoneer, and Notary Public,
Office, corner Of Ninth aud Hull streets,
Manchester, Va.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
i FARM And MILL IN THE COUNTY
2P CHEsSTEsFIELn Va FlFTsEn \, NILES das
of trust executed 70 me by !. A. Ca sye
and wife on the Sd dav OF January. 1879.
Will sell ON the !. premises. on the GOTH
DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1879. Of fair; II NOT, on
tie next fair day. Sunday exceptedl ut l2 O'Clock
81, the TRULY VALUABLE FARM, fifteen miles
from Manchester. on the road leading from alido-
THAN coal mines 10 Mount Herni on church. contain.
ing by a recent survey SIX HUNDRED AND
NfNBTY-TWO ACRES. upon which is an excel
lent BRICK DWELLING with about six rooms.
good GRIST- MILL. well wooded and fwatercd. and
all necessary out-buidings; In very respectable
ncighborhood: convenient to churches. schools
sores, post offices, &c. This Is considered one OF
the best farms in that section of the county. and
was formerly the residence Of the late Hin Spears
Esq. .~'
TERMS: One third cash: the balance payable Mt
six, twelve, and eighteen months. with interest aodcd
from day Of sale and secured by trust deed on the
land: or liberal interest discount will be made
should the purchaser prefer N paw all cash.
JOHN ISAAC WILKINSON,
nolS ."...aa- Trustee.
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BY Giubbs i Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
Eleventh street between aiain and Bank,

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF FRAME
CHOUSE AND LOT OF SIXTY FEET ON
SMITHS HILL. FIFTH STREET.-ln execution
of 4 decree OF the Chaneery Court OF Richmond,
entered on the 18th Of November. 1879, III inc
case of Hoffman against liill and Others. we will
sell at auction. OH the premises. on FRIDAY the
2Slh November. 1879. 1T o'clock J.. NJ, The
beyond Preston 81 rect. 1t Is u new frame house
with four rooms. The lot fronts 90 feet and runs
back an irregular depth.
twelve months for negotiable notes, with interest,"
added and title retained ". C CANNON.
NJ. NJ. GILLIAN,
Special Commissioners.
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, no "a
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EAST BorSD.
Mail train arrives at Richmond daily ex-
Express train arrives At Richmond daily
;.i arrives at Ricn
rnond daily except sunday at.........:HWu \. ~
Mixed train leaves S'aun'0n n GAO ~ W..
taking passengers al Gordons'ilic from The tn
Midland trair from Washington ana arr''rs IL
copnccts win Virginia Midland train ,of
Lynchburg, Danyillc and Atlantic Siis-ls>li'i" ~
ohio Railroad stations. AM viii NirEln"t a''-
land train leaving AZ 5: 10 L. VI. TO- MashinHi"";
connects with Virginia Midland t',iI '''
:. connects with Valley railroad accommodation
tr.lis, leaving 81 $40 u. Tor lia!r'""Lu'- !.
connects with Valley railroad tr1'"' '''''"' -
III. A. VI. :Or iiarpers Ferry.
T. connect With stages Tor LcXlnst"&' - g.,
+ cou,iec;s wihC Il. :. aud l.. L. st'a"'''9 y"
Portsmouth and Cincinnati: ,.,t -, m,
Il connects with all ines diy"r"a2 20 ih> VS.
Engineer anG ~up"iin''.."'...
CONWAY K. HOWARD. Gcnerai FlH'' "G r., ~
Ticket Agent. -----------
RICHMOND, YORK RIVER as0 E!:LH5.9,
ScHEDTT,txEIx OF ry TEA!S SSS'lonrnnl-;o
PASSENGER TRAINS. .a..
500 p. NJ. Leave Richmond Gs H., ~ ~, "
1 f.'.i
IRDAY. wi b strlDrf' J, ,r E.t!-
ing. on the I ORR rl'Ir s"' ~.
more. ,x.
rurOI.Gu FREIGHT TRANS -
100 A. NJ Leave Richm%na =. ~ wt,, Iotnt VII.
1000 4. NJ day., conn c'inF i ~ MuNDAl
Stra,neis W EDN !.
!ruITnSnkY. sra sAlt hl,,N a.
wiih Steamers for NV tW%'N AID
WMmSUAY. WEDNESDAY,.
Friday; with s."ai,rIr,, .I nIS and
80, .r3 En,tuu Oh II fSbN 60
| FRIDAY. .
| Inc,L FREIGHT TEAM. yu-
| 49,. p,rbmond MONDAY. sD-
CIV A. IL SESDAY. and FRIDAY.
PASSENGER TRAINS.
| ,noo 4. NJ. Arrive at Richnon" ut VI rom:
| looo - ' sunday. tonncclins ~ va AT.
| TUESDAY, TnURSDAl; ~" i,.li.
CRDAY with steamers '''
\
THROUGH FREIGHT TRANS.
| .o, Arrive al Richmond da,,y rn,nt
| In g. Nj sunday. connecuhs, ~ sew
| o'oe with steamers from Ba,ih",'
| Work, Providence, ana h"'''"'
| LOCAL. FREIGHT IkA'N.,,xr,
-. y, Richmond MoS'N'
| 800 /. o.. HNrnS FSDAY. and FhlpAl' :, u
| ~ ,-.nstnr nj freight ~ kiShcion" LLAMA
.oMst NJ nnints. cars run throash ee'"''
a1 car - si handling and dispatch Win '"">'
sTnran9h bills Of lsdtns, with sa a.n,s.
,ssned to an northern and Mesru ~ the couiIs's'
Ros I,S,rd and Dork streets kiSnu,,rnteaacGt.
TSsaass''n'f" HI Ii. I. DOUGLAS Ss!S''a'''~'
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sPoRr.-lD Detroit Free Press. " hen you
see man with gun on his shoulder and
three dogs at bis heels making across the
country, you needn't feel bad for the rab-s
bits. He'll miss q crow or tive, find few
frozen apples, fall into creek, and return,
home believing be has had laundering
blR time .sE - ss65 1888 sS4 III f:
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DEpAy rusE Os s7.EA ..EE..

TOR NEW k.-The Old S>FSFa
l. Dominion Steamship Company IS ossEs5sas1
FRIDAY, November 2Slh. at O'Clock 2. u.
Freight received until Fo'clOck Z. NJ.
Through bills OF lading signed and goods for
wrded with dispatch to all points north, south, ea
and west; also, to foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Cabin fare to New York, $l2; Iound-trip tickets
$24. Steerage, Sc and &c.
For freight or passage. apply to
6. W. ALLEN & CO.. Agents,
No 2R-3t C0mpanY's Wharf. Rockets.
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RICHMOND AND .nTERSGrp.,
RAILROAD tOIPA&T.
COMMENCING SUNDAY, Novrmlrrr II,
W 1879. trains Oh this read will run as follow:
LEAVE RICHMOND sOCrI.
1900 ~, THROUGH MAIL daily, Connects,
for Charleston, ariauaI, Au...,,,,
and Aiken Via charleston. i:a.sgH
Jacksonville. stops only At Cucs'rr
and llanchcs!rr, aud a. IIalt-WA, N
signal.
500 A. NJ. ACCONNO DATIOS daily rrs,s,
close connection n PETERSBURG wiz!
the Atlantic, hi,aisstrlt mi ans,
railroad fer E.i,'"l. :iatt, r.,,'.,,
Nashville, N-mrhts. It.rhl. Ts
Farmvtlc. and orli"r i@rH s,t,.,...r -
that road, maEir, -a:E. 'lr.,. T.. rr
any other line. Stop 4. g. ..l.ar
stations.
43OP. VI. ACCOMMODATES 1RkIT tsny
except Sunday. raS't .s.r= ta-uE
tals train will make ci1se c,ultr,.oc
Il: Peter burr 8 Enr!rE.
1885 ?. ~. THROUGH MAIL haf'y ronuf.''~y
for Weldon. Wilmington, Eals.sn,
Charleston. Savannah, hu..,~ia. BE-.
lur'la, Atlaj.ra. Macon. H"u'g.a,ff
Mobile, New ORLEANS. .Hd ~. .,"iuts
Sontb aud SOutllwu-t I'i;.n-n s.rn,,-
iag-car from Washington iur ~
mtnrton. Savannah, an" ~ ~'u..
Stop only ~ Manchester and hester
aud Halt Way on signal.
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH.
G:35 a. e., THROUGH NAIL daily. Conncc,'aG
with Ric.iinoEu, Fro terichthgsg ~
Potomac railroad 10 s points 18th,
East, anC West. stops At NJ'"Er.
ter and Chester. ana ~ lIAil."ay
and a Drury's l:lIn. Oh signal.
9:25A. NJ, ACCOMMODATES TRAIN 'sEg
icxrupt suhrayl. Stops nj al -.
lions.
7:lO T. ACCOMMODATES 1E&iS Ggl.v
except SuuGavJ. Stop "n,E ~ Nrg-
chester aud Chester, and lial:-Wd Ha
slguHl.
3.44 2. d. THROUGH MAIL daily, connecting
with Richmond, Fredericksburg Sld
Potomac railroad for all points East
and West. Also, making close CnBhec-
ton with the Chesapeake and 'hio
railroad for the virginia Springs and
all points North and West. This train
stops at Manchester and Chester aud
at Ealf- Way and Drury's Eiu. ~
signal.
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg will start from
the Apponlattox dopot- "
SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAINS leave Ki"h.
mono $40 A. 81. and $50 +. NJ: leave Pct"-s-
bnrg 9:2O A. n. and 5:25 r.. every Sunday.
no IL A. SHAW. Superinteudeni.