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From the Cumbcflanu lhu.l ttmcs.j
One day last week a gingerbread negro
arrived in this city in company win nhe-
looking white girl, and asked minister 70
marry them. They were informed that
miscegenation was unlawful In this state
and that they would have TO go to Pennsyl-
yania. They took the train to the state
line, across the mountain to Weliersburg'
where they were married. The next day
they passed through here on their way 70
Randolph county, in West Virginia. The
girls name was Collins, and she il OF re,
spectacle family. Her father, who resided
at Beverly, heard OF the whereabouts OF
the couple, and sought them out. The
negro expected TO he shot, and drew MS
revolver and killed Collins. The news
spread like wildfre, and soon the negro
was In the hands OF a mob, who strung
him 70 the nearest tree. The new-made
wife is now widow and an orphan.
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MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

BriefS.-Among the pending eases in the
Chancery Court OF Richmond is one enti-
tied "Old Dominion IRON and Nail-WOrks
Company rs. James-River aud kanawha
Company and Others" Included in the
latter Is the Richmond and Allegheny Rail-
road Company, who have succeeded to the
rights and interests of the canal company,
and who will be chiefly affected by any de-
cision that may be rendered. The railroad
company also own the Manchester canal
and attendant water privileges.
A frame house located on the Falls plan
tation, tenanted by Isaac Simpson. Tandy
Runnells, and other colOred citizens, was
accidentally fred on Wednesday and cn-
firely consumed, with most OF Its contents,
involving q loss OF several hundred dollars.
Several Of the Manchester fircmen repaired
to the scene of disaster, but could do moth
ing save to aid in rescuing some portable
effects.
The funeral of the late eX-Alderman
John &. Spangenbrg, OF Richmond,
which occurred at his former residence, on
Hull street, in Manchester, Wednesday
evening, was followed by his interment in
Hollywood cemetery soon after. Rev.
William Il. DerieuX, OF the Baptist church,
officiated ut the obsequies OF this esteemed
and regretted citizen.
The doctors report the existence OF some
little sickness in Manchester, mostly, how
ever, readily yielding TO treatment. No.
thing OF an epidemic sort il limited Mt, and
the people have dismissed all the fears they
ever had of smallpox.
intermediate examinations Of the public
schools arc now progressing under ne SUI
pervision OF Professor Morrissette, tDe Gus
pable and efficient principal.
The remains OF Captain Il. Shipp Were
inferred Yesterday, after services at the
Baptist church.
A number of ladies and gentlemen last
night avoided the mud and gratited at the
same time their desire Of seeing "Hazel
Kirke" at the Richmond Theatre by en-
ploying Beattie's stages.
During the summer the Richmond Cedar
Works (limited) nil several big depOts full
of kindlings, for which they find ready sale
during winter. A great quantity OF this
material is consumed in the initiatory pro.
cesses OF the average fire.
Since the recent invasion of the Olympic
Boat-Club house on MayO's Island by the
waters OF the James the janitor OF the build
Ing has succeeded in putting everything in
order again by removing the residuum OF
soil left behind and arranging the boats in
their DrODer order.
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Two little girls in Brooklyn, while on
their way to school purchased some molas-
ses candy. One OF them, Bessie Mayer,
aged eleven years. ate more heartily OF il
than the other, and was violently seized
with the symptoms OF copper-poisoning
She was carried to her home, and died in a
few hours. The other was stricken down
with similar symptoms in milder form,
and Is now conyalescent. Ii is thought
that the candy was made in an old copper
kettle.
A large meeting in behalf Of the perse-
cuted Hebrews OF Russia, over which the
Lord Mayor presided, was held at the Man.
sion House, London, "Wednesday night.
Addresses were delivered by the Earl Of
Shaftesbury, Cardinal Manning, and Canon
Farrar. Letters OF sympathy were read
from Alfred Tennyson, Rev. Mr.. Spur
geon, and others. Resolutions were adopt
4 Twill be presented TO Mr.. Gladstone
smission 10 the Car.
perial Prlvy Council Of England
ed the restrictions placed upon
ion OF American breeding cat
n will now be admitted upon
* as cattle imported from
,untries, which are subject
ninety days.
manufacturing Corpora
Mass, organized We'd
4 Of 100000. They
ginghams, and their
spindles.
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THE THEATRE.-The MadiSOn-Square
Combination repeated "Hazel Kirke" last
night at the Theatre to numerous, bril-
liant, and delighted auditory.
Tonight. at the same place, John I. Ray
mOnd and his fine company will play the
popular new American comedy " Fresh the
American" by A. c. Gunter, and repeat
the same at Saturdays matinee. On Satur-
day night Raymond will conclude his Rich
mond engagement, appearing in his cele-
brated persOnation OF Colonel Mulberry
Sellers. The simple announcement OF this
fact will probably he enough to crowd the
house
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sale OF All that was Left Of the West
Ipntnf

on Tuesday Mr.. William Seemuller, auc-
tioneer. sold on the Pamunkcy river two
and a half miles above West Point, Va,
the wreck OF the Inflated steamer West
Point, Of the Baltimore, Chesapeake and
Richmond Steamboat Company, known as
the York-River Line. The sale was attend
ed by BUYERS from philadelphia, Richmond,
Norfolk. and Baltimore. Mr.. Washington
Booth, the vice-president OF the line. and
Mr.. Reuben Foster, the general manager,
were also present. The wreck was bought
by Baltimore syndicate for s2,l4O. The
syndicate was represented by Messrs. ASH,
Gregory & Co. Baltimore American, "a.
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HoRsFORD's ACID PHOSPHATE ~ IMPAIRED
DIGESTION.-I have used Horsford's Acid
Phosphate with success in cases OF nervous
prostration, wherein the digestion was
more or less impaired; especially in those
cases characterized by great prOstrati0n,
with excessive sweating.-E. c. Buell., VI.
D., Cleveland, q.
The snow in New England, New York,
and Pennsylvania Wednesday was from
one foot TO two feet deep on a level. In
many sections travel was interrupted owing
to snOw-driits.
Only six new cases Of smallpox in Bal
timOre Wednesday.
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oYrIcr OF THE poAnD OF hr aad,

rUUE FOLLOWING PHYSICIANS
i have been appointed ms PUBLIC xh1oi nc,cc
hour, and In addition, will respond 70 any ue-
mand for their services IN private families or man
oface hours: From to 10 A. ", and from 10
DR.. w. =. FARRAR; house No. 23os east
Rroad street: Office. No. 961S Lester street.
Dr r. j. RIDDELL, No. 170l east Main street
Dr.. v. III. COWAN, No. 100 east Main street. =,
DIR. c. Il. JONES, Jr., No. GIG east MARSHALL
Dy' n. q. TABB. No. 800 east Grace street.
Dr. j. f. BASS, No. $40 Brooke avenue.
DR. j. NJ. PAYNE, No. 21Q west Grace strec,.
DIR. J. c. FERGUSON, No. 2Oo west Le'tn
street. - ooc III. po,,.t,,o-o
49,, - j. G.. CABELL.
70 "a, President Board of Health.
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SUPREME CouRT OF APPEALS Atkisson
rs. Bank Of Manchester. Appeal allowed
and supersedeas awarded to decree pro-
nounced by the Hastings or Corporation
Court OF Manchester on the oath OF sep
iember, 1891.
Purcell and wife Us. Bruce. From the
Circuit Court OF Fluyanna county AZ
Armed, Judge Christian delivering the
opinion. ,,.
TRAITOR. From the Circuit Court OF Frank
ain county. Affirmed, Judge Anderson de-
liyering the opinion.
Ferreli Us. Madigan. From the Circuit
Court OF Halifax. Affirmed, Judge Sia-
piles delivering the opinion.
Rank of Old Dominion as. Allen and ais.
From the Corporation Court OF the city OF
Alexandria. Affirmed, Judge Burks de-
hverlpg the opinion.
Kloss as. 0'Neill. From the Chancery
Court OF the city OF Richmond. Affirmed
Judge Christian delivering the opinion.
Crump rs. Commonwealth. From the
Hastings Court OF the city Of Richmond.
Reversed, Judge Anderson delivering the
opinion.
Watkins and Gaines, trustees, Us. Wat
kins and ais. From the Circuit Court OF
Charlotte county. Affirmed. Judge sta
pies delivering the opinion.
Elders executors rs. IlarriSs. From
the Circuit Court OF Luncnburg county
Reversed, Judge Burks delivering opln'
ion.
Lee as. Swepson. Petition for rehear'
ing filed.
Lapdon C. Berkeley, Jr., and Charles w.
Turner. Esq. were allowed to practice rs
counsel.
POLICE CoURT.-The following cases were
disposed OF yesterday:
David POindeXter (cOlored), charged
with feloniously assaulting and striking
Monroe Berry with a club, was sent on to
the grand jury.
Mollie Wilkinson Ccolored), charged
with being drunk, was jailed for three
months in default Of surety.
Henry Scott (colored), charged with
stealing one lot Of silyerware from j. II.
Moffett. The case was continued till
Saturday.
Charles Harris (colorcd), charged with
stealing one lot of cigars, the property OF
w. IL. Blair. The case was continued
till Saturday.
II. II. Rule, suspicious character, was
jailed for three months in default OF surety.
Charles Motley (colored), a suspicious
character, was jailed for six months in de-
fault Of surety.
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Official SMALLPOX Report.

OFFICE BOARD OF HEALTH, J
RICHMOND, Va, February =, 1882.
Messrs. EditOrs,-No casas OF smallpox
or yarioloid developed to-day.
Respectfully, j. G. CABELL,
President Board of Health.
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GRrExwooD Drp0T. \

CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAILWAY. !
Editors Dispatch: viii you kindly in
form us which is correct-to say I" Peter
Shocks, Superintendent Of Telegraph" or
s'Peter Snooks, Superintendent OF Tele-
graphy"i b.
roth
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

BE- On all sales Of Real Estate made between the
LIST Of January and last Of June the taxes for the
present year have 10 DC paid by the purchaser. on
all sales made between The LIST Of July and last of
the year the taxes have 10 be paid by the seller
This custom was adopted about fifteen years ago
by all the real estate agents In Richmond, and APP
plies 10 Richmond and ycinity.I
JAS. MACDOUGALL, 10Y A. NJ. household fur
uiture. stoves, &c.
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WHO Is MRS. WINSLOW {?

As this question is frequently asked, we will sim
ply say that she is lady who for upward, Of thirty
years has untiringly devoted her time and talents
asa female physician and nurse, principally among
children. She has especially studied the constitu-
lion and wants of This numerous class, and, as Il
result of this effort, and practical knowledge, OBJ
tanned In lifetime spent a. a nurse and physl-
clan. she has compounded a Soothing Syrup for
children tcething. II operates like magic-giying
rest and health and IS moreover, sure to regulate
the bowels. In consequence of this article Mrs.
Winslow Is becoming world-renowned as bene-
factor of her race; children certainly do RISE Up
and bless her: especially IL this the case in this
city. Vast quantities of the Soothing Syrup are
DAILY sold aud used here. We think Mrs. Wins
low has immortallzcd her name by this invaluable
article and we sincerely believe thousands Of chill
dren have been saved from an early grave by its
timely use. and that millions yet unborn will share
ils benefits, and unite In calling her blessed. No
MOTHER has discharged her duty to her suffering
little one, in our opinion, uniil She has given ii
the benefit Of MRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING
SYRUP. Try 1t, mothers-TRY II NOw.-LddteS'
Visitor, New York city. Sold by all druggists
% cents bottle. fe 3-cOdlw
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TIIE NORTHWESTERN MUTUAL
4 LIFE-iNSURANCE COMPANY
wrote total Of S1j.000,000 Of new insurance
for the year ending December 81, lSSl-AN ~
CREASE or 10 PER CENT. OVER TIE BUSINESS
or THE PRECEDING YEAR.
ITS POLICIES ARE PAYING A LARGER PER-
CENTAGE or DIVIDENDS AND FURNISHING INSU-
RANCE At LESS COST THAN THOSE OF ANY OTHER
COMPANY.
ITS TEMPERAMENT LIFE POLICIES (PND-
Up ARE WELDING Az ANEKAGE INCOME OF 4
PER CENT. on THEIR ENTIRE COST. BESIDES AZ
FORDING An AVERAGE OF TWO AND HALF TIMES
THAT AMOUNT or INSURANCE.
ITS ENDOWMENT POLICIES trimming from
ten to twenty years. AEE RETURNING To THEIR
HOLDERS FROM $3.50 TO $50 EQUIVALENT TO
FROM TO D PER CENT. COMPOUND INTEREST,"
FOR EACH 500, PAID II PREMIUMS, EXCLU-
sIyE or INSURANCE DURING TIE TERM OF In
DOwMENT.
Those wanting insurance are invited 10 examine
into the FACTS above stated. and then determine
for themselves where they can find the BEST and
CHEAPEST INSURANCE.
JOHN Il. CARY. state Agent.
1918 Main street, Richmond, Va.
DIR. j. :. ID. CULLEN, Medical Examiner.
Ia l3-pOd3m
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NJ. ELLYsoN & CO., advert sngagents, inseIta al
yerisementsl IN all or the newspapers of the Uniod
States at publishers rates. Orders left at the Dis
patch cOunting-room will receive prompt atten-
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Ofice Of Richmond Bazaar,
No. 1924 Main street,
y. u. Cook, AuctiOneer.

r.. Is. tOOk AuctlOnccr'
A FINE COLLECTION OF ITALIAN
"A MARBLE AND ALABASTER GOODS AT
AUCTIoS,-On
MONDAY, 9TH INSTANT,
nj O o'clock we Sii SELL rs above, the finest col
lection Of ITALIAN-MARBLE and AIABAS-
TER WARE ever offered at auction In this city,
consisting In part Of
Elegant STATUETTES,
ROMAN. ETRUSCAN, HEBE, and P0MPEII
VASES,
CARD-RECEINERS
BAPTIsMAL FONTS, ROMAN TAZZAS,
PAPEE-WEIGH1S.
MOSAIC and INLAID JEWELRY-CAsEs,
PHOTOGRAPH FRAMES,
LADIES' WhTCT-STANDS
CIGAR-STANDS and ASli-RECElVERS
large assortment Of ANIMALS, amongst
which are some really elegant specimens.
In "a collection Of this kind II Is impossible to
give au Idea of the elegance and variety and To
enable tie public 10 have proper appreciation,
the goods will be on exhibition on saturday from
3 O'Clock Y. VI. until hour OF sale.
Isdi 3 are particularly requested 10 examine.
10 3 r. Il. COOK, AuctiOuCcr.
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.,.~,ow .Au.Es-.-This Day.
By Jas. Macdougsll, Auctoneer'
No. 10 Governor street.

By Jas. Mncd0uRNTI' ""0'
No. 10 Governor street.
Observation-Disclosures, 1IONEs,
III CRoCKERY, BOOKS, &C., AZ "a. M,,D J, N
THIS DAY, at 10Y o'clock VIII Sc'' NJ my auc-
TXCELiFNT WALNUT PARLOR SUITS;
l COTTAGE CHAMBER SUIT torr ,cr MN
WALNUT, MAHOGANY, ANDooiiN"r "hD-
BURfAi-S. wAsHsTANDs. AND TABLES;
HAIR AND STUCK MATIREisTTEEpps
LOUNGES, TIN SAFES, COINIEhS' c,ys.
CARPETs' REFRIGER ATORs, II AI-RACkS;
Several GOOD COOKING AND DiNlN"-RooM
STOVES, &C.;
an assortment Of NEW CROChEk1' such As
TOILET SITS, ,,.ns
PITCHERS. CHAMbEhS'
PLATES, MUGS,
SPITTOONS, &C. -,.o,.e pno,,o
900 VOLUMES MISCELLANEOUS Boohs'
''-O' NO JAS. MACDOUGALL.
6oa Auctlonecr.
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MILI-sTONES.

MILL-ST0NES, MILl-STONES.- We
WI haye several pairs Of FRENCH BURR MILL
STONES Of the very best quality and make, which
scn cheap. Parties In want will please apply, be-
fore purchasing elsewhere. 10
TIE HAxALE-CRENSHAW COMPANY,
&c 5-dsw&w2w iaxan Mills, Richmond, Va.
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done al
the DISPATCH PEINTING-lioUsE. Good work,
low prices, and satisfaction guaranteed.
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By ". Goddln & son. Auctlonccrs



NRI- STEE'S SALE OF \ LARGE LOT.
4 WITH \ FIRST-RATE NEW BRtCk STORE
AND DWELLING TIEREON.ATTfl NORTH
EAST CORNER or VI AND THlETIETIG
STREkIS.-By virtue of q deed OF trust executed
tO the subscriber by John :. Green and Wife. dated
the 18Th of April, 1850. duy recorded I'm Rich
mOud Chanccry Court, in Deadlock 4. pace l79.
on the l4th Of April 1850 shall. a. trustee. at
the request of the beneficiary. proceed 60 ,Cl! az
public auction, on the premises on
MONDAY, FEBRUARY IS. 1882.
nj O'Clock T. W., az fair; if not. on the first fair
day thcrcafterJ that VALUABLE PROPERTY
located n above. having front on the north side
OF VI street Of 100 feet. running back 100 feet,
bounded on the west by Tlirticth street. having
thereon a LARGE AND WELL-BJILT STORE
and DWELLING. now m. the occupancy Of said
John screen. On this lot there j % small piece Of
land many years ago reserved for burial purposes
IA copy Of which res ryati0n and 10, boundaries
Will De- exhibited NJ the time Of slicl.
TERMS: Whilst the deel require, cash rs 20 cX-
pcuscs Of sale and enough 90 pHy OF two ncguiia-
bic notes one for Sl.272 at twelve months. ana the
other for se4S, also lt twelve months, yet am
authorized hy the beneficiary 10 accept the CV-
p"uees and costs Of sale and one third Of the debt
IN cash; and for the residue Of tie debt liberal
credit, viii Dc announced M The sale. For the sur
plus of The sale. II any liberal terms will De given
for which separate note viii Dee taken. The whole
credit amount, being secured by negotiable note,
and deed Of trust. ON The said debt $40 has
been paid at suudry times.
Special attention l. called 10 the sale nf this vale
liable property. WILLIAM j. MAYO.
tc2 Trustee.
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NEW YORK OBSERVER.
FIRE.

Some Of the mail books OF the NEW YORK OBJ
SERVER have been burned. Subscribers will be
so kind MS 10 send their names, address, and full
copy of last receipt 10
NEW YORK OBSERVER,
New fOrk city.
We hope Ia publish tho paper as usual next
week. fe 3-it
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WHILE THE SMALLPOX question IS agitating
the mind, keep perfectly comfortable by buying
the peerless WEST VIRGINIA SPLINT COAL, clean
and dry, from CRUMP & WEST,
l7l0 east Gary street
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] have analysed the WHISKY Known under
the brand of 'B-SELECT,'' controlled by Messrs.
WALTER u. BLAIR & Co., Richmond, Va, and
find ii FREE FROM FUsIL OIL and other impuri-
ties, and recommend its use for medicinal and
family purposes. j. b. McCAW' W. D''
late Professor of Chemistry, Medical College Of
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DHILADELPHIA \, RICH - gS
A sSxz(<sszz,
MOND AND NORFOLK
STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

Steamer Of this line will sail every TUESDAY
and FRIDAY 40 Il NJ. and every SUNDAY at
4. VI.
Freight for Tuesdays and Fridays steamers 70
ccived tin l l:3U \. NJ; for sundays ,te1mCrtl
. Z. NJ. saturday. Freight received daily tin
L. ".
Fare, -.
steamer connect at Philadelphia for Fan river
aud tho East.
For further Information. applyto
j. ". MCCARRICk.
General Southern Agent.
". L. CLYDE Il CO..
no 80 General Managers.
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REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE

NOR SALE, 4 DESIRABLE TWO-GA
Il STORY BRICK DIV ELhlN,I on VAN .,l - -
improvements: deep lot. street-cars pass the
door. III. l.. ~ hIIfS ~ 'O''
10 3-3t ll03 Main street.
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HAVE YOURSELF vACCINATED, keep good,
cheerful fires, and buy your ANTHRACITE COAL,
kINDLING and COOKING WOOD, always dry from
CRUMP & WEST.
1919 east Cary street.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF \ VALUABLE
L FARM WITHIN TWO MILES OF THE
CITY OF RICHMOND, CONTAINING Sc 0S9-
1000 ACRES.-In execution Of a deed of trust
from Henry Lyell and wife, dated the 9Th day Of
October, $50. ana OF record In the clerks Office
of the County Court Of IlCuricO, default having
been made in the payment of the first note secured
therein. and being required 50 To do according q
the terms Of the decd, We, The undersigned, VIII
offer for sale at public auction on the premises. at
800 O'Clock +. VI, on
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY II, 1882,
that DESIRABLE FARM, situated "a the comfy
of HcnricO Immediately on the road leading from
Tie old Richmond and Dccp-liun turnpike 10 sta
plcs's mill. formerly owned by Richard schultz.
dccea .cd, and recently occupied by The aid Henry
Lycli. containing IS 9-9-lOUO ACRES OF
LAND, with q COMFORTABLE DWELLING
and all the usual outhOuscs thereon. This farm j.
dcsirably located. IN good state of cultivation.
aud has on il an unusually good supply of wood.
TERMS: Cash sufficient 10 pay expenses of sale
and The sum Of 1928. with interest thereon from
January I. lSH2; as 10 $4,000, on credit of one,
two, three, four and five years, payahlc-SJJO on
on the / - day of January, 1888, 1915 on tie lst
DAY of Jauuary, 1884 5000 on the Isl day of jan
nary / SsJ. : G2j on the Isl day of January. $50.
$3.50 on tie Isl day ot January. 1897; and rs 10
the residue OF the pIrchasc-mOucy, terms will be
announced on the day Of sale.
JOSEPH BRYAN,
Il. II. CARDWELL,
a..
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pICHMOND. FREDEDICK~BlRG

IL MD POIcMAC RAILEOAD.--cie..i.
commencing II ND N. January 20. 1850.
$500 \. VI, leaves Byrd-~trcot station d siam.
only a. Milford and FT,i,rrh BID.
c'oV u De lcalts byrd-otrcot Station duly ...-
cept sunday.
2'Vu L. NJ leave, b}rd-> .rc't station dlNr
4'OO L. NJ. hccomnadItion for A-..l.,nl. l.t..
br"d->trcct station oa,y ,r,...
sunday.
LIS y W. arrive 40 iyul->trrof station GtH,
3:ui 4. NJ, arrives gt liyr.i-~fp.t .f,t.,,
~ makes DO local Stops.
o:fS j. VI. arrives at Hyu.->fr,cf -t.+..f I...
- feA'epi sunday.
cor u We accommodation. arrives 200 Er..t-
80 street station d'Ily except -u.f.t..
{. \. TAYLOR. General IIrie. A..r,
r. 7. u. III PRS. General superintendent DID,. I'D.
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RAILROAD LINES.
~ - 49,

~ 5 5ysas
RICH MOND AND PETFRspTpr
AZ RAILROAD COMPANY 49, ~
vii ~ January %, 1852, trains % his r1s5
$40 T. W., FAST MAIL, daily Nakcs IT,,
connections for savannah" '' s,al's
$50 =, gnlyat Petersburg aud dbest,r '''p'
il'0V " 'i'' Through MAIL. dallv conn,
lhg Tor Raleigh. Charleston. "a
o usst; AAen, savannah, aud Jack.
sonFhle stops az shops, Chesfer
,eh,raila. Pullman -loeD.r. IT,
this train. ''' ''"h 'h
lO'O2 T. M.' MAIL, daily, makes throu0h ,o,.
hecupn Tor Charleston, Ss.onr,t
aandJac Ssonyllle. stops no Drcwr,'
bluii' cntrdlil, ana fhfsior pm
man falifc Slcoping-Car- tc',reer
M',s1n ~ aud Jacksonville. fla
80 =. =, on lnls train. '
500 !. W, FREIGHT, dali, except SUNDAY.
o'i' ~ "'' fhEI1lII, daily eNcep. ~un,l1t
~ =, =, 1--we fLrERs BUI.,.-Npu4tf
'''' a. N' 49, MAIL daily. SlOIS only %
$40 +. W., Observation-Disclosures uner,.,,
WIN Richmond. fredericksburg ai.r
Iot"inac railroad FIR 200 point. Tt.t
anu West; also making courcc,ir-
Hlth chesapeake and ohio RAILROAD
Tor al points Wet. TaI. fr.
stops ~ Manchester. Cbe.tc. .,l
tcntrals. Pullman >lccpors IN ttI'
train between Charleston aud N..g
York.
O'fV =. VI. MAIL. daily. connecting daily .tt.
eept sunday with u.c Richu..I
frelorich ,burg md Potomac i.I.
road for the North and Wet ~...
M Chester. Drcwry'. Biuff anu oh.
uali1. Pullman Palace -locuir..
Cars between Jark .nnyfiie. o..
. aud Washington on this train.
s.9O ~ W. FREIGHT, daily except SUNDAY.
4:3O i. NJ, FREIGHT. dllly tNccut S,n.,r
\ direct four-hours connection is made between
Richmond and Norfolk by Train, having Ricr.
.a
M trains leaving Petersburg VIII tar. from an,
App'WittoN ucpot. !. ID. MINE.
-, General superintendent
A'PoPE' General Passenger and Ticket AgcuL
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