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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-28

~ = ~ >r,L = z. =. = f@4 ~ IA
Yf1R1f<1EES' SAIL Of tHu trr'srx
r. Sf.pfs Or VALUABLE F1EtfxI, tArNxy
- MIR {, n ASDQ IN NOTrDWAY CVyFIy3
JxFivE slfi.f.s NORTH or TIE T9wbr
NJ c'f.A(ES ASp-EutTft. On TuS ~Ss,,kkSS
y.n,s " III, N " CEN kAiLKOA -. IN TUES
XIV" fEf,rWUyR y. 1894. In p0r<9y,cr ~
49, - ne.'r'.sr from q. Is faDes aud VIE - u
S.ss,rr cate Nav 10, 1854. and igiv rcrorneus
- III, osfer Al uubic osgiict p front OF .oe
s,ss b,sld, ne II f,aek 8 nd-Nhie-s ON ire NOT
So,I and Wes:erD railroad. On
ION 'ns 49," ..,..',.. = r,,-rv.ep q 1874.
EtESbai 1880" y
kT2octoch y. N.'
she fo,,.xipr vell-spowu property, formerly
-, .sson ~ ne estate nf the late Thomas u'sh..
',, ,sore -ccr, AZ owned BY William ". Hinton,
II ana wlf,.
III f'ps "a. No. A. known az - RARDAWAf'rf'
......,,,tnc xta zAsi6O ACRES. diy,slsd a. f1i.
49,. o. AL co acres of open land ~ tcres ot
arc original iorvSt oak aud hickory. ~ atTr'v y,
r,rh ,u,s.ao. land on Woody rreeS. snI " acre.
~ .ccoud-erowih pine. fhe improvements oa
.bis traet cansist OF FRAME DWELLING
a.d the necessary ont-huliiugs. The pglAnf
srnnnJ The dwelling are bIghiy improved and
ss..s,,ed 10 eicrtr the Whole comprising one OF
~. =. -, IA ,lrlt, farms In the rouaty OF h0tta-
80
WA r No q Known "a 1.-THE GROVE con-
tsiplno 1926. ACRE., a. Follows: 80 art,f
~ nnen ernnnd iJs acre. o. .ow gropn rs. az4
serss OF oriennI fores, oak add hickory. snd Sss1
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aryx,rroa GALES,-.rneuvr DAYS
ysf.' ~ j. Thonp~on brown 4 Co.
Nj ks,,s< 4 scDts and Aaeticneers,
1l13 Main street. ~

u,RusTEEY SALE OF MAIN-sTRElEf
sToTsf., No. 10 - EAST NAN syhhLf' y
y sssgss. ESx sN { sTa,Ios'
m, x,,sue Of two deeds OF fr,,sf exectted ~
10. a. Crsffes-oas % Y. Turpfs anJ y ~,
s,s's r.. .,,. frn~tces dated July 1872. " n.
M - ono and me other W l.. =. irowu ana "
~ r,srsr, trrisfces dated Augwt 10, -yv u .
=, N 30 2O7. 10th ~ record IN The once ~ VIZ
.,nr =, fourf city 81 hiehmond-fo secure we
~ ~, n, ~ es rtsin notes therein mentoneo.
c'u oil hav.ng been made In p. thess =. a9'
having psrtfsiy exesued me rs-n 10 aJu ~. 49,,
I'd nat rsa,issfig sufficient ipcnevto pay N an.'
S.ha ZEE in fsll the said notes and being reqasst-
49,, nv Inc 10 asinrics IN stfd derds 20 turtner tx
ecute The frusis In said deeds 70 tne pay o' NJ,
d,srharge in full OF baitBce due 90 ssd o,e,; o.
ms urjsrstgned trustees, VIE proctca 10 he'f y"
the premises, on 90 80.
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 81, 1884.
=, o,eioet. the above STORE. No. 1919 east
Main street. and Described ~ sa'n ne''s " III
lows an tia, lot 81 land wts ai ts, psose
r,,pfs theron on the north sihe OF haih stte.s
hetr ~ Fifteenth and seventeenth Street : IrOuI-
Ing rs feet "a, reon. and runninf bsrH ps'Nes'
nsr,liet Ins@ Igl feet to an alley ,,,.,
TEBns: Cash as 10 expense OF ny n'n ,'.h .'s
aid notes. 4nd the refnainder 90 s9rn tcr9is -
may ,, announced at -ale ~ me srii"r' of' ia ns
absenee by the trustees tn said es. .i-;,yv
ID. e. pUGGER,
Tru,tces;
r. UPPER
j. ". ANDER4ON,
TPs-tees.
J. THOMPSON Bnows & co, Aaetionetr., no
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ByJ Thompson Brown & CO.,
Rca. E,tate AGENT aud Auctiouecri.
III3 cast Main street.


TRT STEES AUCTION : 4 l. l. OF
\ THAT DELIGHTFUTLN-LOC RESI-
DFSGF 80. 1900 Pi EA~ANf BETWEEN
NINETEENTH AND NO~EI >lktEI~.-oN
vlriue of certain deed Of trust, bearing date Of
the 18Th dayot August 1883. ana recorded III IN
clerks Office Of the Richmond Chanccry Court
Deed Book l24 Il. page l52, detau't having been
made I'm the payment Of the debt thereby secured,
ard being required 50 Ia 40 ny the beneficiary IN
-, IL decd shah proceed 10 sell by aHcu )hi upon
the premises. on
TUESDAY. DECEMBER 2. 1884.
At 4 o'clock T.. NJ. the PROPERTY as above To-
Gated. The dwelling contains eleven rooms; also
kitchen, stable, carriare-bOuse. smOse-h0usc. q.
business section OF tie city rs ,itu dlon c9m-
mauds a me view OF the city ana surrounding
cnuntry--in fact, the location possesses the adj
vantage OF country and city life combined. lne
lot has front " 200 feet on pleasant street Us
depth Of 2n2 feet more or less. The grounds are
beautifully terraced, and are interspei ed with
reach pear. plum. apricot. apple. chrfry-' and
ng- trees. also. snade-TeCs Of Nariou. KIND, 1ad
other shrubhcry too numerous 10 mention. III is
really treat To yislt the properly 9nd lnhHlf tlc
and blossoms and waited away with the delightful
bieCzas that continually r. tcl this point A per-
ION uf experience and cute rpr can "a lily re- itzc
a fortune ny converting this property mo Deer
garden.
instaiments at one aul tw" years. per cent.
Added. aud secured by deed Of trust.
GEORGE j. HOOPER. JR., Trustee.
j. THOMPSON BHOwS CO.. Auctioneers.
Asfru.tee in n prior deed from said Ne Auley
and wife. which said fCed Is duly recorded ln
Richmond Chancpry Court, unite aud concur ia
The above sale. no POI l.. +. BROWN. Trustee.
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,n.yp SALE OF SUPERB BROAD
~ STREET PROPERTY. SITUATED Re
TWEEN xuEFoRD AND GrLNEn
STREETS. IN THE CENTRE
oF~HAr SPIRITED
.rs,sfss QUARTER MUCH SOUGHT AFTER
~ LIVE rRApEsxEH AND
snREwD INVESTORS.

pv request Of William u. Zimmern ". uns,
,ee In 4 decd dated Move nbcr IL, lSs+, OF reeosu
=, RIrhmopd Chalcery Court, IRON l.. spice 1na
md lie 10 ~ .ure creditors, SHAH SCH ~ ahe-
lion. on The premises, on
WEDNESDAY, DfcENBEE 3, 1854,
=, a. o'clock p. NJ. the following TRULY VkLU-
xBLE REAL ESTATE: -, ,-.o,v ppu
sTvEE AND DWELLING No. 700. containlnY
len rooms besides the store co7rleiely intlnsheu
vim an The appointments OF home aud businr-S
convenience, all The rooms being nicely wNns-
coated and water and gas over slc entfs premise
yhc la fronts 20yI SO feet 10 l7-f0ot alley.
II. That EQUtLLY VALUABLE srgH ts A ,',,'
Unwilling, adjoining the above, No. 1Oe, $40,
nj cd with ahoat toe sane nuni-er o. rooms anu
Similar conveniel ces. The loi froass l9'ioxiJo
IN - rims PfhiRLEss STORE BuilIJp1t,S 70,
r1T.s adjoining No. EOS. having front OF ~ ie's
1rSh and n depth OF 1875 feet 70 4 l7-foot alleS-
uron which are two nCa; framed ,ene nents.
'Partiruiar attention II called To TINS sue. y
t,e chance IS SELDOM presented % seect z. single
sale from such quantity Of valuable NssFh""
Pr.ad-stre-l property.
ih"'s NA"''''' fCKMtS rUPpER.
rooo Agcti0nssr.
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Py III. staples 4 To-. Auctloneers,
Nn.llOa Main street.
BY Frank D.Hili & CO.,
Zeal Estate Agents and Auctioncei,
HOS Nain street.

UCT,ON SALE OF THREE SMALL
N FRAME TENEMFNTs. Nos 80. ~. AND
Sli SOUTH SECOND STREE Z, NEAR FNkD
s1EEEI.-On
TUESDAY. DECEHBEn 20,
~ A c'elork T. u on the premises. we VIII sell
ibe THREE TESFMFNIS above described. Zach
house contains three rooms al shcd-r0om covered
with tin and In fair order
These houses are now rented 70 COCO t"nauts ar
sef per wear each, ard VIII nay from IL ~ ID per
cent. 10 me purchaser a. an investment.
TrRWs. Very reasonable. aud announced on
tho cav Of ale FRANK u. Hull & CO,
no - AuctlDnecrs,
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Foe BALTIMORE: 4k
POwHATAS LiNE-DiREcr STEAMER

Until further notice the steamer Ai.LiASCEW,u
,sil every SATURDAY, AZ IL ", FROM PoWltA-
TAN DOCK, at Twenty fourth and Docs s''0s'S
direct for Baltimore. g.
Through bills Of ading signed and soous, ~ ."
warded with dispatch 70 points Nortn anu "eS~
Freight received daily until Y. -.
ror further informaiiom; Apply sssopr. Aee,.
d.. wEisleass Soliciting Agent. dezs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-28

CHESAPEAhE AND ONO RAIL
y wAY.-sCHEDULEIE EFFECT OCTOBER
LEAVE RICHMOND.
e2OA. ". For Newport News, on Point CONE
FORT and Norfolk. Daily except sum
day. Oaiy thrce hcur~ AMI twflty-
uve minutes Richmond q Noricls.
Q.9JA. ". FOR AL stations and Lexington. hy.,
Louisville. AMI Cinrinuiu. Msii 80
ocpt sunday. quickest line % Lex.
ingtCn. Va. making close co1uec-
tons ria stanton.
33J r. ". charlottesville ACCOMMODATION iinlN-
cil daily. except Sunday. stops Al
an rtgtI0ns.
3:4jP.N. Iur N,wpori's News, 0ld Point. and
Sorfolk. ENpis except sunday.
dos 7. NJ For Louisville and Cincinnati. con-
Meeting for all points West North
west. ard Southwest. Fast cNnress
daily. Does not stop for local ha,i-
uees. Pullman sle. l'nc-csrs Rich
fnond To- Cincinnati apd Washington
and Charlottesville to Loglsgitie.
ARRIVE RICHMOND.
s.5o An. From Charlottesville except sunday.
i1.ts 4 NJ From Norfolk Old Point. and Sew
ports News, except Srndty.
S:25 .. NJ. Prom Louisville. Clnclnn,h, ana all
local points, except sunday. g.
S:l5 L. ". From N0rf1lh. except sunday. ffrW
Old Point and Newlort's Ne.gs d1ily.
eI5 +. VI. From Louisville. and Cincinnati
Fast eNprc--. dNllF. 800,
sunday Excursion o. NcwV0ri'5 News ana Fid
Puiut Will leave Richmond : !. NJ AMI arrive "a
Richmond 6.Ij 2. IL returning.
Depot: seventeeuth and BROAD srefi''
Ticket-uflces: 1000 Main street aud Chc.a
peaAe ana oAi0 ""i'"'' "'p'iii ii. W. FULLER,
General Passenger AGENT
G. ". SMITH General Manager. &c u
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-28

TRUSTEES SALE Of A VALUABLE
i JAMES RIVER FARM IN .GOOCHLAND
COINTY.-By virtue OF n deed Of trust from w.
". Hazard, dated the IN day OF April, 1854, aud
duly recorded In the Clerks ONCE or the County
Court OF GOOchland aud az the request OF the Dene-
fclary in said deed, default hayinl been made Ia
the payment o! a certain bond therein secured,
will as trustee. in said deed, sell al pubic auction
on the premises, on
FRIDAY, DEcENBER ), 1854,
al II O'Clock NJ, the following VALUABLE
FARM, known as the - LOWER BYRD" lying
and being I'm the county Of G0ochland on james
river and Big Byrd creek, and both sides OF the
Richmond and Allegheny railroad. ana containing
sos ACRES. more OF less, about lfZ acres OF
which arc james river low grounds. This farm
and the one below advertised by the same trustee
contains some OF the finest land IN the state, ani are
exc ptionally we'll located in delghtnily rolling
country, about two hours ride from RichmOnd'
TERMS: Though cash 10 paw the expenses OF
executing this trust and the sum Og 81 1874. 80,
with interest from the first day OF September,
1884. aad the balance upon the Following credits
1880 with Interest from the FIRST day OF septcm-
Der, 1888 on the first day OF september. 1883 ;
and t3,sSO with interest from the first day Of
september, 1883, on the Erst day or september.
1856, and as 10 any balance, on such terms "a the
satd ". ". fIzarl may direct, but In ease % MS
failure 10 mske such drertiOn, then upon such
terms a. the trustee shalt think nc, % be made
known on the day Of sale.
". ". COSBY. JR.,
noIs Trustee.
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BOOKS, STATIONERY, &c.
..-rrr----,CJ-0TLIo II-1TT.TJJ-I--t 49,
CTANDARD BOOKS CHEAP.

CTANDARD BOOKS CHEAP.
We efer complete, palm and handsome edi-
lions OF sC0TT, DICKENS, THACkERAY, DE-
QUINCY, BULWER, MARRYAT. SHAKE
sPEARE, BYRON, LONGFELLoW, and the
ether standard English and American Prose aud
Poetical Works.
The prices are low. and great inducements win
be offered 10 purchasers.
90 rs. d&w RANDOLPH ENGLISH
A NEW ARTICLE, which everybody
needs and which supplies long felt want-an IN
sTANTASEoUS INK and STAIN EXTRACTOR.
warranted harmless 10 paper, clothing, or hands.
Fer sale BY
no i6-ecd&w BECKwITH PARHAM.
NEW BOOKS JUST PUBLISHED.
IN Woodbourne. aSovel OF Virginia and Mary
land. by Colonel Joseph Mayo. t2; Th0rns In the
Flesh, ~ y. J. Floyd. 90; A Young Girls wooing.
by 4. L. Rec. $50; Carlyle In London. by
froude. 35c. and VI and sl.50; An Appeal 10
Cesar. by Tourgee VI; DIR. Severely Cable, sl.50;
John Bulls Daughter, by author Of John Bull
and His Island" Soc; Doris, by The Duchess.
25c.; DART Days, by author ~ : Called Back
use. WEST, JOHNSTON 4 co,
nOls Oil Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-28

~ Z. .. cees, Asrtisresr,
"a Mimi sirfkt
AT 10 O'CLOCK

fT,O-DAY At 10 O'CLtsCK
j rIi - 4 sscrr ~ c,i HcrR
H q fs;ntEiE nsdh ,6s FUaSffunE s@sri''nz
variety q sse <is sua Slick MATTRESSES
TrsTHrR BHDs. T. tEPErs.
afAffEG- and tOvk-sTnvE~.
aLHTNORE s rows, DESKS.
,sc sho"-'v w. COOK. saet'onetr.
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pEEs0NkL
I IMPORTANT TO TAXPAYERS.
WINEs.LIQrORs.Sc.

GEORGE EHRET's LAGER BEER.
VI .....,
The only place MP town where GEORGE TIL
RIFT. LAGFR BEER can h3 found j. ~ T.. 1.
GOODNAN'S. corner OF seventh ana Mlr.ha'l
.tTeet.. The n. CLAUSES & SONS ALE On
drauch'-iivo cents glass. no 2e-tOs2A
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TAKES.
L~-N.orr-Ns-----s-asr r-e-Nr<-r-7r~lor
MANCHESTER TAXES.

There win lie per cent added TO al tsxes. city,
school. aid state, unpaid gu DECEMBER Isl
MKT. Walk up and settle.
J.w. BRoSAUGH. JR.
no 26-tno50t Treasurer City Of Manchester
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NOVICE To TAx.PAYERs.

HESEIc0 COUNTY. VAL
TRKASuREH's OFFICE,
RicHMoSD. November 10, 1854.
Henrico county AK bills for the year 1884 are
now ready for payment al this Office, between the
hours az O'Clock A. NJ. and 8 o'clock II. ~.
All tax bills remaining unraid on The 1sT DAY
on DECEMBER MKT, the law provides thst D
per cent be af,aed aad The bills put In the hands
WILLIAM TAYLOR.
10 10-tdeJ TsessuVr Henrleo County,
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RAILROAD LINES

C., Exs s.:s.ss. ..<..,-.-s :.
RICHMOND AID ALLEaHANY HhfnDAp.}
OFFfCr ny GENERAL PASsENsER AGENT.
RICHMOND, VA. November n, 1854.
nN AND AFTER SATURDAY, NO.
~ VFMBFR 2aTH. the SLtEPiNG-C Az
SERVICE hetwCel Richmond. stanton, and TAR
riyonburg WILL BIZ DisCoNGlNlED -lten-
lrg.cars will ruu 70 LynchhnIg only. ...
!. q. MAC MURDO,
no 2e-2t General ias.tngrr agent.
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TRAINS NJfTlIWARD

'uAliy. TDany ;cxecp. smfayl
STOPPING PLACES.
Sos.Ioand fs ulagc no stops Ne. 4 st1p. l.
chester. No. AZ stops Of Msnrhrsier. Dr.Ery
Rf1f. CsntrslIa. and Chester. NJ. ~ col - SOD
m Napehe.ter, Cenir.ilia. ami Chester. Nos ID.
90. q, 10. III. and - SOP ~ an .;7tion. No.
AID stop AZ al station except lempi''.
PULLMAN CARS ERHiCf.
On trains Nos. 40 and A.. s,ccpins-c7r rcru..r
Washington and Jharlesoen. On Trail Noi. -
and as, Sleeping ears "a sera Ma-tiu. va tnfi
Jaes s0nyille. On Brsi sos. ~ and -, l'el-
Dg.cars between Neg N0fs tnd Jack -ort ''r.
TIE ONLY ALL-RAtit LINZ To NORFOLK e.
LEAVE. ARRIVE.
picnrnond. l0.gQ 4. NJ N'rf0,S.. -. 80 q. ",
Norsok..... 1888 :. q. Redmond l2fl T.. "
Norfolk. 1925 z. Nj Richmond 6.l1 p ",
Trains A. and % make close c0nneeu lion ip agt
nom fafmyiiic, LyBcNnpg<, and U'Hih N'.iNfu
points. srd way stations o. lhp norfolk tr R'st-
~, railroad J. q. kTNLN, >anc PIG. 1.isnf.
r. N. ENsnSoN, General Passenger Asen'-
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p,ppTTS yyJUSEFY

.O BARRELS WlHSKEY,
~ tPPLE-BgANDY. GiE. ROM.
PORT. SHERRY. CArAWBi WINE,
iTFEt n BRANDY, WHITE MniskEf
PURE NINfGAE, IRISH OAr-MEAln
CHOICE GROCERIES,
JoHN VI. HIGGINS,
oc Franklin street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-28

Parties nrst remove goods sold HI week by
sa,y,aa,. no 2S-2;
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-28

by furman Taper,
Real Esirtc agent and Aneticneer,
iofe Main street, Riehraenai, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-01-31
LEG.iL NOTICES.

VIRGINIA: In the Clerks Office OF the Corpo-
ration Court Of the city of Alexandria. on
the oath day Of December, 1883.
Susan II. Crook. complainant. against Robert \.
Crook and others. defendants. In chancc-y.
Memo. The object OF thi, suit is to obtain de-
cree for the sale oil a frame tenement and lot OF
ground. on the north side O. Princess street, be-
tween Washington and Columbus streets and
reinvcstment Of the proceeds upon the trust con-
taiEed in the deed Of VIM p. Baxter and wife 10
Robert y. Crook trustee dated March u. 1870.
The defendants, Tan:icr Zimmerman aud -
Zimmerman his wife and koGt. Cline not having
entered their appearance and given security. ac-
cordng the act Of Assembly and the rules Of this
Court. and il appearing by an affidavit that they
arc rot residents of this State it is ordered that
the said defendants appear here within one month
after due publication Of this order. and do what is
necessary protect their interest in this suit and
that copy of this order be forthwith inserted in
the Alexandria GAZETTE,a newspaper published IN
the city OF Alexandria. once week for four sue
ccssivc weeks and posted at the front door of the
Court House Of this city. 4 copy-testc
MORTON MAYRE. Clerk.
J. R. Cation p. q. an2-w4w
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-01-31
Da=Rffe.
THURSDAY EVENING, JANUARY u, 1S-i.
By Request.
THE MEN WHO BUILD. AND THE
OTHER KIND


About the most despicabe creature TO he
found on this footstool is he who finds his
chief Joy in gloating over the downfall OF
men more capable and more useful tnah
himself There mas been lately an exhlDl-
tion Of this side oc human nature III Wall
street The man who dares and does some
thing, when he falls, is sure TO have barking
at his heels pack Of creatures "ho never
had the capacity or the courage - under
take any bigger or better thing than the
transfer Of unaarned money !rom others
pockets to their own
The great railroads that now span the con-
tinent are the most marvellous and the most
beuefcent achievements OF man within the
past twenty wears Into these great works
a host OF the strongest and biareSt men OF
the nation bave put their brains and their
Immense energy. their resources, their
time. and their reputation. and not le"
Of them their very lives. Ames was
hunted TO his death by creatures who never
had 1.-THE of his integrity or manhood
Bushnell and many others lett millions be
hind and began life again 1T the bottom: eX-
Mayor Hone lost all and died IN poverty
lu; WHY recount the list? The road from the
Mississippi to the Pacific was strcwn il Old
times with the bleaching bones of those who
mad died by the way. and so il is TO this
tay. But the wolves that gloated over the
bones OF the fallen. before iron ways were
opened, were less mean than the JGcka!S
who have howled on the track OF every
ralway-buiidcr for the past twenty years.
The Northern Pacific has; left behind two
great failures. There will be lees patriot
ism in the hearts Of Americans than we
hope there is now, If ever the services of
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-01-31

Mail train South bound connects at Charlottcs.
vile, with Chesapeake and Ohio f. ". East and
West and at Gordonsvile with Chesapeake and
Ohio Railway for Richmond Ut Lynchburg. with
Norfolk & Western K. r., through Southwest
virginia To Nashville New Orleans Memphis,
Little Rock and Texas, and with Richmond and
Allegheny Railway for Lexington aud Natural
Bridge and at Danvilc with Richmond and
Dtnvlc railroad, to South and Southwest.
Mail train North bound. connects at Lynchburg
with the L. !: 4. L. T.. for Lexington and Natural
Bridge ard II Charlottesville mi:h c. *. o. Il. ".
for Stauntcn Clifton Fors- and intermediate
points
Express Trains Sout, bound. curnac, at Char
lottesvilIc with c. s .. L. VI. for III" Vest and
at Danviilc with T. * y. L. W. for ali roints in
South Southeast, Southwest and E.s..
Express train; north bound comn""i =, thar
lottesvilic with c. x O. L. ". a.. :.c'lmrl.d.
Stauntcn. White Sulphur Charleston an! Hunt
ingtoN.
For Fairfax {. II. Aaiiy .,nncction nj r.irfaz
station.
Trains 30. 81 aud 81 corrcct to aud srota
WARRENTON daily, and trains 81 ard % daily,
except Sunday 10 and from Warrcnton.
MIXED TRAINS. leave Alexandria daily, o1-
cent Sunday. 400 air: 1000 .. and 100 p
H.. returning arrive at ilezsndri~ 500 8. M
FRANKLIN DIVISION, daily, except Sunday,
leave Rocky Mount 7:30 a. H.. arriving at
Franklin Junction 11.13 i. II. Leave Frank
lin Junction G1O D. NJ. arrive at Rocky Mount
1000 D. H. making close connection at franklin
Junction with mail trains 90 and 81 also with
local freight trains to Lynchburg and Ianvile.
MANASSAS DIVISION, daily, except Sunday:
Leave Washington $3.50 a. III. Alexandria $40
a. M, arrive at Strasburg ITO p M, connecting
with the Valley Road East and West, and at
River with Shen. Val. r. T. for Luray and
Waynesboro. Returning, leave Strasburp 200 p.
m arriving at Alexandria 6:2O p In. and Wash
:ngton 40 p m.
cent Sunday 4:45 a. m. arriving at Strasburg
$50 q. NJ Returning, leave Strasburg 4:4O AM,
arriving al Alexandria 3:15 p. NJ. Leave Masas
sas 1885 A. M, daily except Sunday, arriving at
Strasburg 4:3O p. H.; returning. leave St-ashurg
600 p. NJ, daily. except Saturday, arriving at
Manassas lbs n. IL.
Fer Middleburg, connection at Plains station.
For Uppcrvllc, connection ct Delapane.
Pullman Sleeping Cars between New York and
Atlanta on Mail trains, north and south bound,
without change: only one change Of cars between
New York and New Orleans
New Orleans Sleeping Cars leave Washington
S:35 a. H. running through without change.
Pullman Sleeping Cars between Washington
and Augusta. Ga without change. on 1910 p.
n train via Greensboro, Charlotte and Columbia
Solid trains with Pullman Palace Ca attached
run through between Washington and Louisville
via Staunton and White sulphur daily.
All trains make good connections. at Washing
ton to and from North and West.
Through tickets at lowest rates TO I'll important
points in the United States
is B. THOMPSON,
Assistant General Passenger Agent.
". 81. S. DUNN, Eng and Supt.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-01-31

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TWO TRAINS DAILY :.ACEPT SUNDAY u.
TWEEN ALEXAN:inI. AM ROUND HILL.
Leave Washington ~ . 20 a. III. and :. 20 = IL.
and Alexandria at - a. II. and i 20 p. II. Pass
Leesburg, going westward, at il 80 3. H. and
6 As p. ~. and arrive a. Round Hill n l. 10 F.
N. and 30 p. N. Leave Round Hill :: , 20 ..
m. and L; j.. II. Pass Lce55urs, goinG east
ward, at 6 os c. and :; % p H., and arr;To ri
Alexandria at : Is a. N. AID % p. FL, and at
Washington at 5 % i. N. and :55 p.
SUNDAY TRAIN leaves Round Hill 1:2O =. ~,
arriv. 3. .,l-1lndria Sis snd Washington S:3o.
Leavc Washington p. a.. Alexandria S:OI 2. H.,
pass !.ccshurs. gsiIg eastward Cos = M west
ward 1908 p m
r. Passenger. from Washington will take Ii c
Wash, Chic and Wcst'n. cars at the Baltimore and
Potomac Railroad station at 800 g. N. aud 4:2O p.
M, and go through &C Round Hill without chang g
OF cars.
The 9::25 Il. H. train FROM Alexandria and Els
pm. train from Round Hi: CONNECT 1T Round Hill
with Dali" Line o. Coacnes To- s!,:ckorsville. Beg!
rrville and Winchester: also with Line 81 Coaches,
which leavc ..ee:hurg daily L: Aide and Middle
burg.
Both trains. Westward n:,,;- close CONNECTION:
Vienna, with Sis;ons Line of Stages :nr Fairfax
Court Hous".
One thousand :ililc communication tickets, bear
ing two names 500: oaa thousand mile tickets,
bearing ali ira games n family or ,:cEihcrs OF 8
firm $50.
Alcxan;ria. .T:,nc =. !--:i.
sep19 s. ". BROPE Supt.