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The N. o. Democrat says:

"The CHRoNIcLE simply exposes
its ears when it intimates that the
Democrat is a bondholders' paper.
We are for the people against the
regulators and against the bond
holders, and will settle our reckon
ing with the people regardless Of
the CHRoNIcLE's threats"
Glad to know your position. II
did look rather squaly for the peo-
pie until you explained your seem.
ing inconsistencies SO lucidly; and
now we can see that you have
managed to go "for the people" in
fine style. Since our ears have
been 30 nicely clipped. we hope te
be able to keep them concealed IL
the future.
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TO MAKE MONEY

Pleasantly and fast, agents should ad-
dress FINLEY, HARVEY & Co.,
daily Atlanta, Ga,
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lusRUsTEHss,ssALEeF TWO VERY
5syHaAaEs HIVE U s !I.ss 4
d &c ssus % da
~ .e aoeS ~ II Dsesaber, 1878. and Of record
Lfn me Yof HE County Cnurs OF Surry
sn seen nss sssss
q north Eleventh STREET, IN the city Of Etchmopd.
TUESAY psssRssE s NEE p 81 sarrs
se Tiast rs si sns s.sse I, bon,
sides of sEans Pnitt road SIN
F PSEsT acBEs Elk acres open tasd The
balance in oak and pine wood. The OWELLiSG:
which - rSeIn Dars wnafi ~ ls na me
s sDd siy passssss beW and asoss fars
storfes. There are white naarb'e 1,sntels I'm ;he
BsTe1;T Il oa.Ssanr s are ap
the piaceand are In good repair. TIE open iands
are highiyin,proyeas and abound In mari of very
n Hs ags ne y 5ssFs ~ sseSis
Also. Tract no. a. knovn az .DM.LARp y
WI, Ffr 1As ssn5aaiP HAEp o ahEs 1857
acres cpea land balance oak and pine aud some
meadow land. These lands are aso Of bne qua NJ
most new. 1snd cost nfariy $4,000; There. ts q
St rage-honse on the dock il 6y IA feet ana me
g ioS ss hss sa 9 s! p.Gaass
and Il paysa handsome income. There IS new
storehouse, 16 by so fee, int built for post once
stop at this wharf every day. Game or every kind
ahounds. and IL could be made one OF tine oes' nsn
cries on the river. ,.S 49,
one and two YEARS ego'ahle notes. SIX per cent.
Interest added, secwei by deed OF trust.
pa. Of the properly can Be ser q hs gee OF
/: sAAtGEL STEVENS.
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS. AsstIenesrs. o. ..s,,.
: D. S.l al
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g by ChafYin. Staples & Co.,
= Real Estate Agents aud Auctioneers,
re No. l north Tenth street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A YALU-
" ABLE FARM CONTAINING 227 ACRES,
ON THE CRAIGTON ROAD ABOUT FOUR
MILES FROM THE CITY OF RICHMOND, BY
'AUCTION.--By virtue of Il decree OF the Chapcery
Court Of the city Of Richmond, in the causes of
THOMPSON ;ps. Redford aud dLs and Robertson,
trustee, ps. Brown apd ais. entered on the 10th
day Of October. 1879, the und. rSigntd, special
com missioner thereby appointed. VIII sell In front
OF Henrico county courthouse. on MONDAY. Jan
,ary IL. 1880. at II O'Clock d. lthat eGng court
dav1, that VALUBLE TRACT OF LAND called
:. HAYPORT," situated on the CragOn road four
miles from the city of Richmond. and formerly
owned by J. Fl. Conncl1, Esd, containing by recent
survey 227 AIRES-One half Of which Is fine river
bottom, and The remainder well al ipted to truck
Ing The FARM IS In good stale OF cultivation.
The DWELLING Is commodious ana comfort
able having been repaired aud partly punt IN me
last few years. 1t Is elegantly siiuaed ~ shady
ward near the public ToIj. The ou'-hli!dinRs are
such US arc usually found on i farm OF this Kind
and in good condition.. .s ,,
l. TERMS: Whilst the decree preScrDes one lniTu
cash, and the balance IN two cqnal senl.annual III
stalments with Interest added. for negotiable notes
and the tile retained until the whole Of the ptlr.
chase-mouey is paid and conveyance ordered by
fhe Court vet the comm issoncr has authority to
alter Tic terms II he should see tit on The day or
sale. -......i. -.r a'.-.-s ~, ,. 49,
do 90 Inv calling on the auc iIoneers Messrs. Chafn
St,nIes O. 70 HENRY W. HOBSON,
Special Commissioner.
CHAFFIN, STAPLES Co., Auctioneers;
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we offer great bargains in

We oUeT great DarSdi3iS III
ALL-wooL BLACK and COLORED CASH
MERES,
STRIPED, BRocADED. and PLAIN SILKS and
SATiNs; --..,--r-...- -s-'----ss.----.-
FIGURED, SOLID, and CORDED vELVETs;
FLANNELS for Dresses and Sacques,
WHITE and CULORED ALL-WOOL FLAN'
HEAVY Ga LIGHT.CoLoRED CLoAKlNGs,
DIAGONAL sad PLAIN BLACK Go BEAVER
CLOTHS,
Every shade 0f WATERPROOF and ULSTER
CLOTHS, -,
snIcndid assortment of CAssiMEREs and DOE
sKIi$, .n...+
WHITE and COLoRED BLANKETS,
CoMFoRTERS, QUILTS. SHEETINGs, -r
TABLE-LINENS, NAPKINS. and TOWELS;
Fine stock OF CLOAKS, iSuAWLs, aud SKIRTS;
UNDERWEAR for ladies, gentlemen, and chill
drcn: -.-.
The best zoe. UNLAUNDRIED SHIRT in thi;
citv,s o ,~'y.
BERLIN, CLOTH, BUCK, and KID GLOVES and
fGAyNTLETs;
COTTON and WOoELEN HOSIERY in endless
variety: ,'ae.
silk and LACE HANDKERCHIEFs, FlCHUEs
and TIES;
'GENTLEMEN'S sCARFS,
RIBBONS. FRIEGEs. BUTTONS, &C.;
"A large lot Of PoCKET-BOOKs, r U r E
sATCHELS, and BELTS: ys,... E.
REAL GOLD.PLATE JEWELRY, and man!
other useful articles. ''f'f
THALHINiER BROTHERS,
COL Broad street, corner Six III street.
|! BROAD. Street agency for DOMESTIC PAPEI
PATTERNS. de 20-m,W&S
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EXECUTORS SALE
III ....#.s OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
LYING ON THE ROANOKE. IN hECkLEN-
RIIRG COUNTY, VA.

4.
In pursuance Of authority vested II me BY ne
O'Clock on THURSDAY the LIST day OF January,
1880 in front OF the Clarksvi!e Hotel In the town
OF Ciarksvie. sell to The highest bidder az pnblic
auction the LANDS OF which the said Wtliiam
ACRES. A portion Of these lands are considered
among the most valuable IN the Valley OF the Roam
oke. They will be sold In tracts from three to
eight hundred ACRES. Several Of the tracts have
u i OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES EEsIpEscE, and ,hers
will be attached 70 Il large quantity OF gEE s.
yALuABLE M sss the ,an S are see np
applying to the executor. At the same time and
place shall sell the Interest OF the said William
TONNES, deceased (belng one halfl, In the FEkk1
across the Roanoke at Sayksyi,ie Va. know" ,a as
for two years. This ,FERRY, though leased at 2
time Of the greatest depression, pays monthly
rental OF thirty collars II 10 be leased or rented
Paoto 1t would bring much larger sun T Anq
HOUSES and LOTS, owned by the said William
TONNES, deceased. in The town OF sCiarksylbe:
There Is now fair prospect for the complexion o,
the railroad from Keysyiie 10 Ciarksyiile. ana y
com Need this property will soon be doubled 10
TERMS OF SALE: One third OF the purchase.
MONEY 10 be paid In cash on the day OF saief Tue
residue In two equal annla instsxnH T
to carry interest from the day or safe me fste o'
six,per centun per nnpum, SGD the title 10 DC IT,
tained till all the purchase, money Is paia.
ghss sna spss sIs ss %
tilted 10 The rents and profits. Z. Lewis ,s1st
who resides upon the premises, VIII suoH tasss
ands % p.rsons dssisins r po Ri sass s. GoopR
- { Eaecuior OF William Townes, deceased.
no 17-9tautds
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An Astounding Discovery.

=
II the latepe discoveries which the emil
nept pbiloloeist, DR.. Rudolf Fab, claims
to have made during bis linguistic research
es In South America should prove to be
well founded, we shall have to interchange
the titles which we are giving at present to
the two bemispheres., America, according TO
DR.. Falbs hypothesis, Is the sold World" y;
Europe, Africa, and Asia really constitute
the "Ncw World" We learn from bis
own summary Of bis researches communi-
Gated to the Neaoe Freie l'resse OF Vienna,
that the languages spoken by the In
diuns in Peru and Bolivia Especially In
Quichua and Aimara) exhibit the most
astounding affinities with the Semitic lam
guages, and particularly with the Arabic
in which tongue DR.. Fab himself has been
skilled from his boyhood. Following up
the lines Of this discovery, DR.. Falb bas
found Q) a connecting link with the Aryan
roots, and ~ has ultimately arrived face to
face with the surprising revelation that
"ihe Semitic rootsare universally Aryan."
The common stems OF all the variants are
found In their purest condition in ,Quicbua
and Aimara, from which fact Or. Falb de-
riyes the conclusion that the high plains Of
Peru and Bolivia must be regarded as the
point OF exit OF the present human race. SO
Adam was an American. ..,.., -.
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AND STOREHOUSE
--.... FOR SALE.

i On. the list DAY OF JANUARY, 1880, on the
premises. VIII sell by virtue or lrust,deed from
49, VALUABLE STOREHOusE AND LOT
at, Christlansburg Depot, on the Atlantic Missis.
st,,pi and Ohio railroad. In Montgomery county
Va, recently occupied 10y r. g. Bruce & Go. TIL;
PROPERT Y consists Of about HALE Az ACRE
OF LAND, With a large FRAME BUILDING con-
tanning two stoterooms lnIi,osr-room, and ST. SIX
houses on the lot. ALSO, one OF the bes-arranged
and constructed ....
with Il first-rate ENGINE tei4btetn-fiorse-p 0werl
BARK-MILL and PLASTER-M LIE attached. The
Tannery contains twenty-nine lav-away watts, viii
all the necessary pools lime-vats. and drying and
finishing under cover Of new two-siorJ
building. The LOT contains ONE ACRE, aud 4
within 500 yards Of ChristanSbur2 Depot.
Possession will he given ~ soon as The terms o.
sale are com piled with.
TERMS OF SALE: Five per cent. cash; residu.
payable In six. twelve. and eighteen months, WIN
interest for which purchasers are % give negotia
BILE notes well endorsed, Title made when none!
ia all paid, and Il believed 10 be good.
ARCHER A. PHLEGAR. Trustee.
CHRIsTIASsDURG, November II, 1879.
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sseallss !. To- ] Z 3

~ AREN4RxABLEeCAsE ~ x
Virginia fNty.i soniessst 81 il,
William Boggs syas rfaigses seefofs sus;
tsce Cary, oi CarsUn, teftaay, cpatss..
With grand larceny. The egargs msos ~ ~
the arresting Of vas inas 2 J. so ILL., ,ss
Ssrsuesery. Itapreafs; says the Appeot, Ina.
fse f,fiIrcy MAS t,asslng near the cons eerateo
B snnf Al nipi,s. when he saw Bcggs stSfgef-.
I mo aIong VIII, d tom bstoDe Oh DIS paca
Tbe tombstone was exhibited TO the jury!
It read: ii 80 =. 81,
Died January 3, 1856. a kind faioer, an afl-;
duleent husband. ard true I1sarl. lesaat1
se ,Ray % The defendant, went onatbe stand
and acknowledged frankly that De mao
lfaEen the ton1bsl0ne. 1t was 50 near IKE
his own name that by fliing 1p the super.
Gnons letters with plaster OF Paris he c0nld
nae II himself In case be died !.
THE Court You have the appearance OF
being pretty healthy msn. Why 40 you 70
expect. to stlief :, US. 1. =.
Boegs: I am going to Bodle to start in
The Court: Oh, I see; the pneumonia.
Bsit even IL yon do die, az have DO douDt
YOU will, why do you steal another mans
tombstone! Do you really tnlph Hs 1ne
correct thing 80.
Boggs: II a man has had the use OF
Tombstone since 1856. Il strikes me he's got
his moneys worth. Besides, this, stone was
a blasted lie all over. Bill Boggstone wasn't
d kiad husband and an jDduIgept iather.
He WAS o tbieviDg, tbree-e ard monte sharp
and had killed four men. A meaner scala.
wap never was born. Wien be FIRST came
out here 10 '49 he used to shave OF the cor
ners Of $50 s,ugs, and pay off bis bapds in
old bills on the Farmers Bank OF New
Haven. .s, a.
fury: "be was the worst in the deck - i.
one Of the Jurors went on the stand and
testified that he saw the mar run out Of, PIa.
ceryile In '52 for robbing hen-roos's. ne
turned widow out in snow-storm be-
cause she couldn't pay the house-rent;
Several old.umers In fine court ON testibed
to the scampish character OF the deceased.
One mon swore that the brother OF Bogg-
stone put the tombstone up and did tint the
night. It was monumental lie and disgrace
TO the cemetery. go
The Jury acquitted, ard AIr. Boggs lett on
the stage for Bodie this morning with the
tombstone. 80.
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y HBy y. Thompson Brown,
u Real Estate Agent aud Aactioueer,
1112 Main. STREET - l.

TRUSTEES SALE OF 4 NEAT NEW
L FRAME HNCsE:0N WEST LEIGH STREET
BETWEEN MUNFORD AND GILMER.-By vir-
tue OF deed OF trust executed BY Robert II. OH to
The undersigned trustee. dated May 49, 1879 and
recorded In the clerks Office OF Richmond Chancery
Cour, June 2. 1879. 10 secure the payment Of GER
tain negotiable noIes therein described, and default
having been made. and being required so 10 do,
will sell ut public auction, on he premises. on SAT-
URDAY. January 3, $50. At AZ O'Clock 2. n. the
above DWELLING. The lot fronts 81 feet inches
on the south line OF west Leigh street between Mu-
ford and GmeT streets. and has depth of 81 feet.
TERMS By con ,ent OF all parties. one four til
cash balance III six, tm eIye. and eighteen months,
interest added, and Sc cured by deed or trust.
LEROY E. BROWN, Trustee.
]. THOMPSON BROWN. Auction eer. de 30
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Two OF. those ornaments made OF plaster
OF Paris favored with sugar were bestowed
upon an urchin, with the usual warning,
"Don't eat them, whatever you do. They
will Doison yOu.n For some time they
were regaf ded bysgbim and his younger
brother with mingled awe and admiration;
but at no distant day their mother missed
one. .;..,z4-1 - i't,fs@t s4..'
"Tom, - said she to the owner, who wins
lust setting forth for school, " what have
see done with that fgure?" -
.Giy'd 1t to Dicks was the reply, "and
II he's living when come home mean to
eat the other one myself, / can tell Zee
An old Scotch lady was told that hermin-
lister used notes, but would not believe it,.
Said one, '.Gang into the gallery and see."
She did so, and saw the written sermon.
After the luckless preacher had concluded
his reading on the last page he said, I" But I
will not enlarge" The old woman called
out from her lofty position.i eye Gamma, ye
Gamma. for your papers give out. SEA
John p. Irish. OF Iowa, Is willing to be
fair oil the Maine question. He says: ave
are in for swap. Let these Maine meet
iags call on Hayes to give up Mr.. Tilden's
Office, and then let the members from Pc.
dunk, Showunk, Madawosky, Memphrema-
gog, and Moosehead, take their seats" 90
General Grant Is credited with the re-
mark at Chicago that he saw q thousand
mistakes he made while President. 2 We
pointed out about nine hundred OF them
at the .ime.- Boston Herald. .s,5 sa@.] IN
The Barnrsville Enterprise propunds the
query 80 WondeEii Grant is not humming
that line from Kathleen Mavourneen, 1t
may be four years and II may be forever!S' 2
There's always room tor one Moore ina
compendium OF English poetry lNe,.
York Ne,es. 81 So
Temperance may expect very hare
pummeiiing from now until 1S80.--Neu
Horic Express.
The attempt upon the life OF the Gear o
Russia was a Moscow-ardly thing. Baiti
more Euery Saturday. ..al
A Joke stale-Tte one on mule.-To
rdato Graphic. I. 81 i. .ss
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jus. Macdougall. Auctioneer,
No. 10 Governor street.

n ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE OF
IL CHINA. GLASSWARE. AND HOUSE-FuR-
NIsHING Ge0DsAs intend TO dseGp 7 dtae my my
whole stock az auction on TUESDAY, December
The attention. OF hon he his eee
there Is seldom such an opportunity offered to buy
such goods at auction. My stock is large. and en-
braces such desirable goods as. ;,
DECORATED AMI " HlTE TEA, DINNER, and
CHAMBER. SETS: 5 -
TABLE GLASSWARE, ". .
SiLVER-PLATED CASTQRS, ICE PITC HERS,
ECAKE-BASKETS, KNIV ES, FORKS, ano
SPOONS. ~. Also .....,.
One handsome Tea Service Vases, Cologne sets, Or
nalnents. Brackets, Wal-PockeIs Plate Warmers,
Coal Vases. lin Toilet Sets, ChLldren's Carriages
aud an assortment Of Dolls and Toys
The SHELVING and COUNTERS win be sold NJ
IL O'Clock. - -.
take this method Of returning thanks TO my
friends for their liberal patronage during the past
season, and bespeak continuance OF The same 1t
the old stand, BIT Broad street
F r. COOK Salesman de 29-2t
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GOLD PENS.
GOLD PENS.
TOHN HOLLANDS PATENT RECORD
- GOLD PEN, --


TOHN HOLLANDS PATENT RECORD
- GOLD PEN, -..
PATENTED October Q, 1879,
Is the highest achievement In the manufacture OF
Gold Pens and the result of experiments for more
than twenty years. The RECORD" PEN Is pro-
duced by skilfu combination of the two precious
and non. corrosive mcta!s-16 karat GOLD and PLA-
TINUM-while the. ordinary gold pen contains an
alloy of copper, reducing Its fneneSs without yield
Ing that elasticity, density, and stee-like temper
which the costly platinum supplies. The REC
ORD" GOLD PEN-POINTs are Of the best Irid-
ium (dlamonds, indestructible with fair treatment,
and polished to glass-like smoothness.
steel.pen writer's have now every objection to gold
fairly overcome, and every requirement in pen
which will endure and not oxidize, squarely met.
The "RECORD" GOLD PEN Is guaranteed to
possess durability, permanency Of spring. and per-
fection of point Price, $3.50, Soldby all jewellers
and atoners in the United States. If not found or
W. go. w 80 JOHN H0LEASD, Manufacturer,
10 west Fourth street, Cincinnati.
For sale by RANDOLPH b ENGLISH and WOOD
HOUSE 4 PARHAM, Richmond. Ya.rf NH l9.Wly
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By Chaffin. Staples & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioncers,
No north Tenth street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VACANT LOT
L ONTHE SOUTH SIDE OF ii STREET. Be
GINNING l01 FEET FROM THE lNTtRSEC
TION OFTWENTY-FQURTH STREET. FRONT.
ING 81 FEET ON NJ STREET. AND RUNNING
BACK 33l FEET TO L STREET.-By virtue Of a
certain deed of trust from }. NJ Newell: dated goth
August. 1876. and recorded In the clerks office OF
Richmond Chauccry Court. In D. L. l l5 II, y ge
402. default having been made In the payment OF
the debt thereby secured and being so required by
the beneficiary, | will sell. on the premises, on
FRIDAY, January 2. 1850. al O'Clock Z. NJ, the
property above described.
TERMS: Enough In cash 10 defray The expenses
of sale and I, pay off 4 bond of $3.50, with in-
tereSt TIL paid, and the balance upon such terms rs
may be announced mt the time nj sale.
A., II. a. ATKINSON, DR.. Trustee.
CHAFFIS, STABLES & Co.. AuctiOnccrs.
de %.
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REAL ESTATE. AGENTS

WTE-TAKE THIS METHOD OF RE
w TURNING THANKS to- our friends and the
public In general for their very liberals patronage
and confidence bestowed upon us in the past, ana
reapectfully ask continuance OF the same.
We give our strict personal attention To +.
SELLING, RENTING, AND EXCHANGING
.....,.-,..,. =. REAL ESTATE, " rs ;
in the city and surrounding counties. Our charges
are In keeping with the timc9. ... ...s.. :
'Cnii and see rs before making your arrangem cnts
O CHEW MING, &C ROSE, .:.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
de 95.2w 80. No. north Tenth street.
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"HoSEs1Y THE BEST PoIIcy."-C Country:
practitioner (surprised at The visit OF y no.
torious qnack and. .plll-yender) = "Weli,
what brings you here ."s Quack evidently
suffering from disturbed peristaltic action) ::
"Well, sir. the fact Is I feel rather queer,
and" Country practitioner: "Tben why
don't you take one OF your pearls OF
health'2" Qunck: {" That's Just II, SIR. l
think l've swallowed one--by mistake !"--
Yzs53hA3 p,iscJ $3.50"
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a5rHNoHp. FaEp'g POTOMAC u. REQ
kssas, .EsR1cH1l0nDs IL November 4, 1S79sz}
EEsOMMEECIN6 NOVEMBER 8, 1879,
NJ trains on this rosdt ylllrRn % follows: 80
-. .s,.:,5.5s, NORTH BOUND. s5. -
$50 A.M.. leaves Byrd-Styees station do ly Tex.
l3:-'.I - cent sSunfaysI due at Washington
FIs1fsi "a lYhliadetphia, $50 2. H.; iHsw York.
1905 p. d. e .t1Esf ,.tzsty 5tI -,
500 P. 81, iezves Byrd-s.rpet ssatfon daf ;; due
sliG: NJ Washf1 gson.l 9:95 r. III: BsitTnore,
K ~ ~ I'd; las 2. NJ. Philadelphia, BE- n d.
4, -, New York. 6:45 a. III. ,.zyt;- t.t-...
4 400 r. NJ. ACCOMMODATION TRAY for
-t3Fff 10 junction. lexyes Broad Street Station
.t{t74, daily fe1ceDf Sn- daSsi. !srss 2G4tl
f.a- rl,5:.t..l. sOUTH BOUND. t,:!t.i{ safI
I0,15P H., arrives at BYra-strees Stasior daily
= - -" Except SnndaysJ. Leaves New York,
81! fg5&E $40 A. M Philadelphia. f1l:45 A.
. f:nsza NJ; Baltimore, $50 2. NJ; Washing
top $40 P. ii. s..,-..t,..
f1:46 A. ", ARRIVES So tsvrdSsreet statos daily.
-Est'i: M - Leaves New York, 10:0e r. NJ; Phil
i. .s.r., adelphia, lilo ~ M; Baltimore,
= - Ass A. " Washington, TOO A. u
s4s A. NJ. AC0oslsIODATToNT TRAIN strives
as Broad-Streer station aa1ly feIcept
Sundays). $50 c. A. TAYLOR,
.:.s.. General Ticket Agent,
z. T. D. MYERs, General SnperfataRdent
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SCHEDULE OF TRAINS, ,s-.
y TAXING EFFECT oJIph'i' =
PASSENGER TEAiH-. .,..
800 z. N. Leave llchia3nd az ~. 81. riu: ~
TUESDAY. 1IllRSbAl ny .t I'M.
URDAY, with stcatn'n - r.. E,..l-
ipcs on the forS r!rerin" '"' ~
more. ,.,
THROUGH FREIGHT TEAINs' Gan.
,,:4tj A: N. day., connecting At W. uin,SSpAY,
''''0 steamers for satI;ng%'Dr y RspA !.
T TnHTTRsbaY, nj d DsSiIyE:RItAI5;;
-a .... with steamers Tor Scw ,@S'N md
WOSDAY. WEDNESDAY,; ~
FRIDAY; with s,eaiDrrs TX 80
dcnce and Boston On ~ 1+''DH 49,
FRIDAY.
LOCAL FREIGHT TRAIN.
s:1o A. 81. Leave Klchm9nas p MVSpA l. WA
NESDAf, and fhi"Ai'
PASSENGER TRAINS.
o.oe A. u. Arrive at Rlch,nona a1 w2.s. Po,at
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, sud s a..
URpAx vita steamers from '''''
THROUGH YRgIsHr TRAINS.
..op,u,} Arrive at Richmond asi,J te ro,ri
aa:18 p II sunday, connecting az MeN Nv
o'oo with steamers from Bs!tinioae' "
York, Providence, ana boosoS.
Local FREIGHT TRAIN.
s:ss p, N. AA5gE,nys ssE = 9,s ana FklpaY
| u.~.aa, ~ frejxat II Richmond TO q ,i.ntx
49,, I nosuts. Cazs run through between
's s wssS hnsaaas AID a,pAscA With lowest
ssTr ssossS bill. OF ,adins. with E s,ss.
nO,,asra n sss y ses q the company
For ,s1a .na basa streets kishnona: We
Ts Eve i" il. I. DOUGLAS. ssps''n'sa''A"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-30
EAST Bot Nd.
EAST Bpt Nd.
SlaIl train arrives at Richmond daily "X
c.,,t Suudry NJ ........ . ~ IL T.

Nall train arrives at Richmond daily uX-
ccrt Sunday ai...................,.,... SIJ T. u.
Express train arrives al Richmond rIaly
f''l' y W.,
Accommodate train arrives al RlCf-
Inoud daily except sunday nt...........4,hh k ".
Mixed train leaves SlRnnfoh ~ VIC \. ",
taking passengers III Gnr'lonsvili. from In" 'rgna
Midland tralr from Washington, aud arrives AT
Richmond AT $40 l.. VI.
A connects with Virginia Midland trh'1 iF
Lynchl,urg. DaBviIir, amt Atlantic NIS>ts>itl sr
ohio Railroad stations, AMI viii Sirgin!' Mo-
laud train, leaving AZ $40 Z. NJ. To- Washington.
connects with Virginia Midland u'im fer
Lyuchhurg and DanriIlc.
1 connects with Valley railroad accommodation
train, leaving NJ 1913 NJ. for tInrrrs"utEr..
ID connects with Valley railroad train. ,aTAE At
ll:lI A. NJ. :nr llar?sr's Ferry
f. connect witt stages for Lexington.
+ connects with e.. Is. =. AMI l.. 4. Steamers for
Portsmouth and CINCINNATI.
G. connects with Srioto "alIcy railroad Tor he
Northwest.
II connects with all lines divcr2Hs 10 The W-sL
Northwest, and Southwest. ". u. ). DUNN,
Engineer and Superintendent.
CONWAY X. HOWARD, General Passenger "Ei
Ticket Agent. "a" ~