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New-York tribune., 1879-04-23
EXECUTIVE MANSION. April %, 1879.

The President IN making public announcement of the
death OF MalorGeucr John A. Dix, which occurred
durng the last night in the City OF Newly ork, desires
10 commend TO the attention of the people OF the cOun-
nv the great public services through long and event
fu life of TINS citizen ana the patriotic record
Of his military service, bOth III his early youth ana al al
advanced age
Appropriate honors will be paid 10 his memory under
the direction the War Department and OF the treas
ury Department. of which ne at an Important period
the head aud IL Is recommended TO his fellow clZenS
10 participate the general mark OF respect TO his
worth as a private citizen and 10 his eminent SCI vices
as a Senator United states. Minister 10 france
ana Governor Of the state OF New-Norh.
RUTHERFORD B. HAYES.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-23
NATIONAL HONORS.

PROCLAMATION BY THE PREsIDENT-oRDTRs
PROM THE WAR AND TREASURY DEPARTMENTS.
WASHINGTON, April 22.-The death of General
Dix was announced in a meeting of the Cabinet held
to-day. 1t was resolved that appropriate respect
should be shown to the memory of the departed
General The following orders were issued this
afternoon:
New-York tribune., 1879-04-23
HEADQUARTERS OF IHE ARMY,
ADJUTANT GENERALS OFFICE,
" A.ufNnrnN 4 nrIl OD AIl-

General Order, No. 43.
Rv direction OF the secretary OF Wal the following
order Is issued.
To manifest he great respect Of the Army for the
memory Of MsiorGeueral John A. DIX whose early life
was spent m the Army and whose whole most patriotic
career reflected honor his profes aud on ms coun
try IL Is ordered hat the flags on m the har"oI fors Of
NcW-YOrk will be displayed az lalf-mast uDt suud0wn
of the day OF his funeral The Commanding General or
the Department of the East Will tender suitable e.
c0rt 10 participate IN the funeral ceremonies Minute
guns will be fired from the battery at Governors Island
during the funeral and whilst the coTtoge Is en- route
from his residence 10 the grave.
By command OF General sherman.
i. d. TOWNSEND Adpt-Geul.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-23
THE GREAT WALKING MATCHt
LoNpoN. Wedne.day. Anrll 2a. 1s7o

LONDON Wednesday, April 23 1879.
At 3 o'clOc,, this morning the score stood I:
Br0vr 22l mics Iazael, PIG; CJrtcy, 2l2 Weston
1872.
Lfor oaer Foreign NtuS T5rst Faqe.l
New-York tribune., 1879-04-23

rett said that generally the Court was averse TO
such adjournments. but when so distinguished
man. statesman. soldier and citizen passed away AZ
a ripe old age il seemed to them unbecoining hO'
to show some signal mark of respect To MS memory.
Mayor Cooper sent communication ieGaiulus
the death of General Dix TO the Board OF Education
and appropriate resolutions were adopted
New-York tribune., 1879-04-23
ACTION IN THE COURTS.

Nearly all the Courts were ADJOURNED yesterday
on account of the death OF 1encIai DlA; warm
tributes were paid TO ms character ana aoI''e' Dy
-, ,Io made the motions and by
.aTeraI .aT Of the judges i'll response. Judge Bar
New-York tribune., 1879-04-23
MiRINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

z Y \ =
TODAY
lup risas ~ Boo sun sets .. 6i7 Clock slow I'm 44s
Moon sets. 9l6 Neon s,sths. 1:29 Iosn. age days
WAIER TO-DAT-A NJ
Sandy Uosk 933 Island. 0lI Hell Gats....llO3
HlGu wATBr o-DAY-P. n
sandy Hook. S:54 Island. $50 Hell Gato....ll2S
New-York tribune., 1879-04-23

pLOODGOOD NURSERY Established 1871.
I'D HARDY TREES AND sHEU Bs, -
FRUIT AND ONNANENTAL
Catalogues free. KING MURRAY, Flushing y \.
NERVOUS DEBILITY, Impotence, Weakness
~ o. he nra4. OF Geneaii?1 g sr,Sa} ana @ t3iClE m
b0y are usually sufficient Price ~ pei box SIX boxes 20
send for circular Prepared by WINCHESl TER Co,
Chemists 80 Johu.st.. NcW-foIk.
CTRICTURE, Impotence and Diseases Of the
y Gensratiye Organs radically aud speedily curel H0urs
10 ana 70 Z HENRY A.DANIFLS NJ. IA LeNingtasNy
New-York tribune., 1879-04-23
p Q S r S & RIP T
3:45 a. M.
LATEST FOREIGN NEW us.
MR.. BLREsFORD HOPE HONORED.

LONDON, Wednesday, April %, 1879.
The honorary degree of LII. d.. Of Wash
ugton and Lee University. OF Virginia, has been pre-
sentcd 10 Mr.. BerestOrd Hope. a wealthy gentleman.
The representatives Of the University introduced
by Minister Welsh.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-23
III.
MAsnINGrON. ID. d. AprIl

WASHINGTON, ID. C., April q, 1879.
As token OF respect to the memory or the lion Jno
A. Dix late Secretary OF the Treasury wLOse ceath mas
This day been announced this Department viii be closed
10 public business the day OF his funeral aud the
Treasury BuilGlDg draped IN mourning Tor period OF
thirty days. JNO. SHERMAN, Secretary
New-York tribune., 1879-04-23

The most popular brand of Goldfish on the
gro.er,' .nelvls Is NLCR Bonoess already prepareo
New-York tribune., 1879-04-23
Announcements.

You NAV escape pneumonia by resOrting in
time 20 JAYNE'7 ENPEClORANE
New-York tribune., 1879-04-23

T.. HOWARD Il Co.
Have lately made Key and stem winding N1ch LOT tle
ladies' which Is superior to now IN the maI"t because
tcy are time aud not liable 10 get out
order. Every watch is fully guaranteed Ask Tor ne
LADY HOWARD NAICH
New-York tribune., 1879-04-23
HOME NEWS.

THERMOMETER YESTERDAY AT HUDNUTs NO
2ls BROADWAY.
eam. 577 Noon $50. u. NJ. 7j1 Midnighi' go.
Highest drrng the dav. ~. i3weI- A.
Average. 5g5-5. same day, 1873. 5''s'.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-23
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-30

A New York lady writes: .sIf could
have my way every smoker should marry q
smoker or live alone forever" Now. do
you know that would be rathera nice idea
matrimonial smoke, as it were-one pipe
with but single blast, two stems that
smoke as one. Smoking girls DESTROYS Of
getting married will please mention the par
ticular brand of tobacco they afect.-Neao
YorE Commercial ADVERTISER.
!. 'What is to be done for man who has
M mind OF his own 7" asks an exchange.
Maze him president OF q female temperance
society and the danes will all give him
piece o; theirs Derrick. #
A young man in this city described taxi
dermist to a bevy OF young girls as one who
sort o. npholstcrs animals. Rochester De-
fnocrQt.
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We arise from the Pullman couch AFTER
the porter had helped drag off the blanket;
1t has long been a question in my MIND
whether the Pullman blankets are stuleu
or wea.herboarded I think now tnes
must be built on the plan OF the victoria
bridge. The one l slept under last nl$n q,
,or nIatform. and Just about as elastic.
When the porter folded it up. he had to
90 outside, lay it on the rail, and let
1ho train RIM over it to make crease in if.
w; When w., Won cover up with one you think you
have drawn the drapery Of a plank side
walk about you, or else covered yourself
m with wharf-boat or the side OF frame
house.
All last night dreamed was Il tllrtle-a
sen-turtle, one Of the tortoise comb denomi-
nation-and that l had caught cold in my
she'll and couldn't bend it.-Burdette, in
Hdtckeue.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-30

A CRAZY WOMAN CURED BY A LIGHTNING
STRoKE.-[From the Waterbury Conn.,
american. Last week the house of Jonas
Buckingham, in Milford, was struck BY
lightning and was somewhat damaged. The
most remarkable circumstance in connec-
ton with it is that Mrs. Bucking CHAM, who
has been deranged for several years, had her
reason completely restored by the shock,
thus showing the benefits OF electricity Is
remedial agent in such cases. Mr.. Buck
ingham says he would not have cared had
bis house been burned, SO long as his wiie's
health vas restored.
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u7a wish 10 say to the Religious q Herald
!, u. ,n,s--that ii the senior editor Oh taa.
.,.,.or na,, not told us himself, as ne d'o
sarers, wears ago, thai he was not familiar ll'
9Th the rules OF English grammar, we
should never have assumed such 70 oe .ne
Tact Indeed, we should never have sus-
,,ecsed that he was unfamiliar with tnem'
70 NO hive seen In his writings no errors
which good srammarlan might not cafe.
,sss,v commit. But the latter would see
and acknowledge the errors waen po'n''0
.nx,t IA him 80
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FOE I RE srCck.nRrck DWELLINGS, 1.i
WITH ALL MODERN IMPROVEMENTS,
In ten minutes' walk OF Capitol.
$50 TO $50 per month
us east FrankliI, near Eighth: II rooms.
101 east Main, corner First street; II rooms.
1872 north ienth. corner Clay street 10 TOOuis.
1l2 south Fifth street. near Cary: rooms.
405 west Main Ozark Row s rooms.
100 north Seventh, near FRANKLIN: rooES.
500 west Main and Madison: rooms.
SMALLER DWELLINGS,
WITH BATHS. sc.
So TO $50 per month.
GA west Cary, near Madison; rooms.
419 north Second, near Clay; rooms.
Corner Henry and Catherine; b rooms.
Ill west Cary (Clyde Row; u rooms
1928 west Clay street; rooms.
612 north Fifth near Leigh: rooms.
SIG north Second, near Marshall; rooms.
52l south Pine street; rooms.
SIG south Cherry street; rooms.
STORES AND DWELLINGS,
STORE and DWELLING No; 10 east nroad;
STORE and DWELLING 4 + Brook avenue.
STORE $50 Main, near Ninth street. \,
STORE and DIV ELL1NG Main near Fllteenlil.
STORE aud DWELLING "a 6 east Main.
FACTORIES, OFFICES, AND FARMS,
j. THOMPSON BROWN,
.-.~ Real Estate Agent ana Aucuoneer.
11l3 Main street, opposite Dispatch.
~ 2S-eod3t
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BY W. Goddin,
Rea. Estate Agent and Auctioneer'
p,nk and Eleventh Streets

SALE OF BRIGh
~ TENEMENT IN SIDNEY; ON TIE sppSSRRR
SIDE OF MAIN STREET Pc Nv, E r,iss;oner of
the Circuit Court OF Henrco county enteTea on
sIst January 1879 in the case Of N9rre bic nus.
Dickinson &c, shnll offer TOT sals Nv cornsr
or Bank and Eleventh streets in Rchmo1,d; on
WEDNESDAY the 3Olh JqlS; 1S7gE a ps.T
81 bv 90 feet (more or less, to an alley iocateu Us
ahove containing four rooms and referred to LII the
bill of the plaintiff. md +valve
months for negotiable notes. Interest. Iudeu. aio "
lie eiaiped until The further order OF ,G Gourt.
to. Snecial Commissioner.
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BY Jno E. Laurhton, Jr., Auclioneer'
dig Main street.

cPECIAL SALE OF STOCK or STA
y TIONEEY. BOOKS. sCHOoL eTT6EP PFFtElIES,
FANCY GOODS, SHOWCASES, ~ he rcnnest
Of the owner, who Is making change IN bsiness,
Will sell Of auction. on WEDNESDAY me ooi,i I'D
slant. at 10 O'clock al the store NO. 1oo ea''
street. the entire stock Of ...#
s soGRSi S sf1PPGiEs, ENVELOPES,
PICTURE-FRhMES. INNS,
Handsomely bound BIBLES, PRAYER and
A fun line Of STANDARD SCHOOL-BOOhs,
NOVELS, PtRIODICALSof az KINDS ann
Together with full assortment OF sucn eoous Us ale
usually kept In Il store # this kind.
ALSO,
The STORE-FIXTURES. consisting OF SHOW
CASES. SHELVING, COUNTERS, Sc., &c.
The stock may be bought as whole t private saic
before the Gay Of sale. rcuroN r,
,voo Aucloneer.
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JeF. DnyiSsS History.

IAtlanla (Georgia) Constitution letter.
It is impossible to over-estimate the eau
ton and carefulness with which Mr.. Davis
has worked upon his history OF the rebel
lion. He feels that his will be the authori-
tative defence OF the cause OF his people,
and he fully appreciates the gravity OF his
task. 1t is two years since / saw him, and
he was reported then TO be finishing up his
work. discovered that be had hardly be-
gun it, having spent years in simply arrang-
ing the material for it. Mr.. Davis is a most
systematic worker, aud is possessed Of great
endurance. He is rapid writer, and is a
ripe scholar. 1t is the argument and the
facts OIL which he has pondered so long.
No idea can be formed of the scope of the
coming book. 1t is certain, however,
that an unexpected space will be given to
the discussion OF the motives and necessi-
ties that led to the war. 1t will not be We
hicle of the prejudices OF the writer, but it
will be very decided upon certain OF Mr..
Davis's critics and enemies. I asked him
if he was going to be severe upon these
persons in his book. "Wel," he replied,
smiling, "they say Il man gets ill-natured as
he grows old. | don't know what l may
WRITE" In conversation he seemed to be
bitterer towards Mr.. Stephens than any
Uuc elSe. Lie ulSCuSScu JUG UOUnSCOIl
freely, and expressed himself vigorously as
to Governor Brown, but said little of Gene
raj Toombs, and seemed to care less. He
was warm towards Senator Hill, and in
quired atfectionately after him. The book
will be published by the Appletons, and
there is no doubt that its sale will be
enormous, probably exceeding any his
tory ever published in America. Mr.. Davis
has attended to none Of the business
details of the publication and knows little
about them. These have all been managed
by Major Walthall, of Mobile, most en-
cellent man for the purpose. AS AIr. Davis
could command his own terms, and as Ma
jor Walthali is devoted to his interests, it is
pretty certain that he will make large for
tune ont OF his book. I understand that
the copy is now in the hands Of the Apple
tons, and fhe book may be looked for
speedily. 1t will be volume that, i'll point
OF composition and the excellence OF It's
English, will stand by the side Of Gibbon
and Macaulay. / doubt il the South mas
ever produced more thorough scholar than
Mr.. Davis. His book will represent the
steady, devoted work OF his best ana rlpest
years, and it will be pride to the SCUM
no more as a vindication than as classic.
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All the rain has to do is to let go aud
arops the same as man when he gets tireL!
o. hanging around the City Hall for an Of
fice.-Bfee Press.
3 There is a way to hold an ear OF green
corn gracefully and conveniently, but it is
worth S25 to teach any one the trick. Free
Press. 5s. II.
Why is a ship the polltest thing in the
world Because she always advances with
allow,
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Now that Prince Napoleon mas come 10
the front as the representative OF Ffehch
Imperialism, the Germans are oeSlh1ihS u
remember that on the mothers SIDE nc IS
German Prince OF the royal race OF Wur-
temherp. and we owe to German journal,
cited in the PatLMaK Gazette, the first ra-
t;onal expianation yet given OF his nick
name of aPlon-Plon." The general but
obviously absurd story has been that the
prince obtained the nickname during
the Crimean war, when he attributed
every sound to the whizzing Of a
bullet, constantly repeating, "Du plomb
du plomb ~ According 10 corre-
spondent Of the SGb,ed6ische MerRa!r, how
ever. the Prince was called Plon-PIon from
his childhood. This correspondent says
that some time ago he was told by Herr Won
Neurath, late Minister Of Wfrtemberg, that
Prince Napoleon passed the earlier years of
his life at Stuttgart and was great faYorite
with the late King William OF fVurtemberg,
who used to amuse himself by asking bis
name, when the young Prince, who could
not yet speak plainly, always answered
/" Plon-Plon" instead OF NAPOLEON" In
this way the Prince became known az
!" Plon-Plon " at the Wurtembulg Court,
and the nickname has stuck to him ever
World.
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WHO WAS THE WRETCHED WoNAN?-
[London Irath, July 17tb.] AT the French
Bazaar, in the Albert Hall, lady was dis
pensing tea. A solemn gentleman ap-
preached and asked the price OF CUP.
"0ne shilling" replied The lady; and he
put down a shilling. Before handing him
the cup the lady raised it to her lips and OBJ.
served that the price was now sovereign.
The solemn gentleman sraveIy replaced his
shilling with sovereign and said: 'Be
good enough to give me q clean CUP"
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EAST l;rlhD.

t.ASl IT'l ~.
Mail train arrives al RicamoGIt,.y
CepL sunday it.........
Express train arrives at Rich,ua.I t.t. 8" T. y
az. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
ana on Tuesday. ThurS'iay AMI =, "a !. :
d3y connscts AT Richmond s..g O.
einia Steamboat tnmpItI', ,i..tr.,.
Ariel, which leaves Rtcs.u,nI rrIr
Point, Norfolk. &c. al 7:iJ T. u
Accommodation train arr!."E Al It.L
mond daily except Sunday tt... a..
mixed train icdvr. ~tarl! on A. 80. ~
taking Passengers from Virginia V.,,-", 81.
from Washington, au'! arrIyc. Al Eir.,,,,..'"1'
=. ". daily except ~r!gGa- l.
a connects win Hirslnil Midland --r-.t.
Ing at ll:OO \. ". Tor l.Yn"hL,,ry anal =, .. 20
Mississippi and Ontu i:aitrnri .tt;..,.,' ~,
Virginia Midland railroad ic..y.u.st. ..i,.t, 8,
Washington. ''H..
b connects with Virginia Midland r,ur..,.
Ing ~ $50 4. VI. Tor Wa-G!n.'Un. ..,,l ~" .
ginia Midland railr,rri. -:t. l,:, III ..s- y.
Lynchburg aud Atian.Ir, Hi.>l,>ipiI AmI &. . >,
road stations. " ''
u connects With Yaley r;,iirrat. ;..l.-..
NJ. for lIarrisouburg.
T. connects with Valley r;,i'r"ai. ,r.,..:.,. &c..
A. VI. .or liarpcr's Ferry. &C.
connects with stage liu" for Lex ,.... %,
e. conmccts with T.. r. :. ald +. T.. .f,....- "
points on The OH" river ana tiu,tu'l,.
II connects with :ciytu .A!e! ......,.
North west.
} connects with al iin"s div"rg"m- : g.. e.
Northwest, and Southwest. ". u ~ h. ~
Ia-Iucrr aiit .,..,...
CONWAY K. HOWARD, Come. g.. 49,.
Ticker Agent. ,
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BY Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main AMI Bank.

a VALUABLE MARKET-GARD
n AND FARM. WITH BUILDINGS, on The
CRAlGTON ROAD: ONE MILE EAST A. or LIE ~
The heirs of the late w. L. 1imberakc, we VIII seq
by auction, upon the premises. on FRIDAI iSt r OF
August. Mt 81 O'Clock u. NJ, The IAnD an l1
IIi;rIE FARM situated as above, opposite 10 Mt.
Il contains 81 ACRES, lies beautifully, and ne
are n BRiCK-AND-FRAMED DWELLING WIN
seven rooms. surrounded by shade-trecs, barn ana
stable and there ara some fruit-,recs- ~. 49, =.
;rhis nroneriy is Situated so near the city, on 4
coed ROAD and the soil is fine that 1t offers rare
opportunity TO any one to secure Il nicc suo" Ia ~
home and ma, ket. garden or small farm i. NIUE
cost. .,,,. =, l..ovn
TERMS: Will be liberal. and will be MADE kHo"h
., ,rn ,,,nc of sails CRUCES s. WILLIAMS,
"t =, ~, 81 i'''1 " Auc;iOnccrs.
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RE- ". GO,!dln,
By ". Goddin.
Real Estate Agent and Auc;ioncer'
Bank ard Eleventh streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE or lALlA-
Y ELE REAL ESTATE ~ HANOVER CnUA-
TY. NEAR TIE TOWN Of ASiiLASD'-Hy VIZ,
tue Of D decree OF Hanover Circuit Court rendered
on the 29lh Of Apr, 1879. i'll the chhnc: ~ ''it @"
1T c. Bell and Others rs Davenport ahn ds i
Undersigned will proceed TO sell at public auction
nn Tuesday the 9TH day OF August. 1879. at ~
o'clock A. ", IN front Of the store OF Cox 4
Ttake. in the Town OF Ashland, the following
REAL EsTATE-vK.; AT, oo,,,,,,,,,,, 1917
ACRES. living on both sides Of The Richmond
Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad. about ONE
half mile south Of Ashland, adjoining the lands Of
john X. Connally. Charlie stebbns, and others,
and Immediately ut ..l.ankford's crossing" This
will probably he subdividea into two CT three par
2. A TRACT OF look ACRES, lying on Stony
rum adjoining above, and the lands Of John Snead.
Henry Saunders. and others, with SMALL
DWELLING thereon. now occupied by Mr.. Combs.
8. 4 Parcel OF s ACRES IN WOOD, lying
the above parcels, and adjoining Thomas EU-
buDk's.
TERMS One third cash residue at one and two
years from day OF sale. purchasers 10 give bonds
bearing interest from day OF sale, and The title Ia
be retained until all purchase money is paid and 4
conveyance ordered by the Court.
WILLIAM J. LEAKE.
Special Com mlssioner.
Is 9-l6.23S30SAu4S5
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CONTEMPORARIES, &c.

DURE CANDIES.-I am manufacturing
i daily my inimital,e pure crushed sugar CLAIR
IFIED FLINT CANDIES. l make better CA N
DIES for wholesale purposes than any hose Ia this
perfectly pure and no aduIte-
ratl3rs. We don't use any gucoS grape-sugar, tra-
but pure sugars; IL is more highly
favored whittier brighter, tirmcr, and Is warranted
to stand firm In any climate.
LOUIS j. BOSSIEUX. Confectioner,
ta30 1412 Main street
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Auction sALEs-.,rhis Day.
ny Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents md Auctioneefs'
1119 Main street.

TEREMpToRY SAL E OF THREE SEi
sTREET. UfuRcH HILL, BY -AUCTIooSS.@. :, z
&EbNEspAY M so DAY Of Ja1y Oh asl ne re-
ocsocs nm; init or rrserye TO the highest bidder
Fl II WALWABLE BUILDING L0TsIon,e ~, 20
feet front, aud two 26 feet 'front.' running ILL.,, uau fae
wide-on the moth side OF Grace street oe tmc
Twcnty-eighth and Twenty-ninth Streets ohui I'll
Hill. ,o t,oy-n ot the
,,.ls ~ s., 'SA' RICHARDSON q CO..
hour u oae' AucifoDeers.
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) HAILEOAD EIHEs.
M5 ~ 1871 - lzz
RICHMOND AND PETERsBUHGI
RAILROAD COMPANY. {

RAILROAD COMPANY. I
rONMENCING SUNDAY, July g., 1879,
u trains on this read will run as follows:
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH.
1855 A. M. THROUGH MAIL daily. connscttns
a and AIKEN VIA Charleston, Raleigh.
Jacksonville. Stops only at Chester
and Manchester, and a. Haif-Way on
500 A. b.. S x,SCco,lMo D ALTON daily makes
close connectien a; Petersburg c Ti;h
the Atlantic, Mississippi and OHIO
railroad for Eristol, Chattanooga,
Nashville, Memphis, Lvnchhnrg,
Farmvl'e, and other loca! stations on
that road, making same tune as ny
any other line. stops al all regular
SCOOP. NJ. Acc ratSIsi TRAIN daily
Except Sunday. Passengers taxing
this train will make close connection
at pctsrssurR iGr ;, Hos sI;,,; oo,rec,,np
for Weldon. wilmington, Raleigh
Charleston, Savannah, Augusta, Co
umhia, Atlanta Macon, montgomery
Mobile, New Orleans, and al: points
South aud Southwest. Pullman sleep
fng-car from Washington for Will
mington, Savannah, and the south
Sfops only at Manchester and Chester
and Halfway on signal.
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH.
with Richmond, FreGericksburg ano
Potomac railroad for oil points hort'i'
East, and West Stops at ManCscs.
ter and Chester, and at nah- way
e:25A, NJ, ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN daily
Except Suncay). Stops at all sta'
7Io p. NJ. INSTRUMENTATION TRAIN daily
Except Sunday. Stops only MT hai-
CHESTER and Chester, and Halfway on
ak p. M. TiiR6TGH MAI. daily, eonnectins
o'o' with Richmond. Fredericksburg ana
Potomac railroad for all points East
and West. Also, making close cernec.
fion with the Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad for the Vrgini. Springs ane
ali points North and West This triiE
stops at Manchester and Chester. anc
at Halfway anu Drury's Elud, Or
signal.
ALI, TRAINS leaving Petersburg will start ron
ths Appepattox iopOt
SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAINS leave Rich
mono $40 A. n. and $50 p. NJ: leave Peters
burg o:2O A. NJ. and 5:25 r. every Sunday.
my y. SHAW. superintendent