Travelers' Guide.
North. Carolina Railroad. V
,' arch 80, 1872.-On and after Sunday 3i
I tan t, the Passenger Tral ns over this
d will leave and arrive at Charlotte,; as
-'lOWS t '"'-a'.- ! ;- ",-
Leave, going east, at vf r ; 7.30 p. mi-
Arrive, coming west, at : 7.20 a. m.
Leave, going east, at .- : ; : 5.25 a. m v
Arrive, coming west, at , ; r 7.05 p. m.
Wilmington. C. & T. Railroad. :
Leaves, : c : . 8.00 a. m
Arrives, : .... : f , 5.30 p. m
Atlantic, Tennessee & Ohio E. R.
SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE,
Chaewjtte, N. C, July 22nd, 1872. J
AV n?n aftvp Thnrsrinv thft 2.5th. the fol-
J lowing Schedule will be run over this
Road daily. (Sunday excepted.)
Leave Statesville, . . 7.00 A. M..
Arrive at Charlotte, ; 10.35 " . V
Leave Charlotte, 3.35 P, M.
Arrive at Statesville-, 7.00 "
All charges must be pre-paid on Freight
offeied for shipment to Section House,
Henderson, Alexandriana, Hunter's, Cald
well's, Tatom's and Freelands. These being
"Flag Stations'," the Company is "not liable
for any loss or damage to freight after it is
unloaded, at either of the above points.
No freight will be received by Agents, or
forwarded unless the - name of Consignee,
and destination is distinctly marked there
on. J. J GORMLEY
july23 Superintendent.
Charlotte, Columbia & Augusta
" U Railroad.
, Columbia, S. C, Sept. 22, 1872.
GEN. SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE.
On and after
MONDAY
SEPT 2 1, the following Schedule will be
run over this Road :
TIME TABLE.
GOING souin.
Train No. 1. Train No. 2.
Leave Charlotte, 7.15 a. m. 8.20 p. m.
Leave Columbia, 2.29 p. m. 3.30 a.m.
Arri re-Augusta, 742 p. m.; .' 8.2Qa. m.
jeav Augusta, o.oa a. m.- o.ov. jvju
Leavfe, Columbia; 11.53 a.'irir'' 11.05 p:m
Arrive Charlotte, 6.15 p. m. - jS.OOa. m
Standard Time ten minutes slower than
Washington City time, and' six minutes
lasterthan Columbia City time
No. 1 .Train daily. No. 2 Train daily.
Sundays excepted. Both trains, make close
connection to all points .North, South ana
West.
Through tickets sold and baggage check
ed to all principal points.
JAMES ANDERSON, Gen. Supt
E. R. Dorset, Gen. Fr'ght & Ticket Agt.
june 11
Time Table Western NiCIJt.Ui
Takes efiect Monday, May 22, 1871. .
GOING WEST.
, Arrive. Leave.
Salisbury, 5.00 A. M
5.52 A. M. Third Creek,
6.45 " Statesville,
7.42 " Catawba Station,
8.50 " Newton,
9.35 " - . Hickory Tavern,
in 9ft Ia.rd.
5 57
6,50 "
8.02 "
8.55 "
- 9.40 "
10.25
11.10
1159
11.05 "
11.54
12.43 P. M.
L32
Morgan ton,
Bridgewater,
Marion,
Old Fort,
GOING EAST.
it
12.48 P. M,
Arrive.
Leave.
Old Fort, 7.15 a: m.
7.59 A. m: Marion, 8.04 "
8.48 " Bridge water, 8.53 "
9.37 " Mcranton, 9.42 "
10.22 " Icari, 10.27 "
11.07 " Hickory Tavern, 11.12 "
11.52 " Newton, 11.57 "
12.45 p. M, Catawba Station,, 12.50 p. M
1.42 i , . , Statesville, 1.47 " i
2.35 ' Third Creek, 2.40 "
3,82 " : Salisbury : .
Trains Pass at Icard at 10.25 A. M.
jy 25 tf
T ICHMOND & DANVILLE RATL-
1V EOAD. .N. C. DIVISION.
CONDENSED TIM E-T ABLE.
In effect on and after Sunday, Dec. 22d,
GOING NORTH.
STATIONS. Maii Expeess.
Leave Charlotte; 7.10 P..M. 8.25 A.M.
" Concord, 8.21 7.26 "
" Salisbury, 9.50 " 8.34 - "
" Lexington, 10.51 9;03 l"
" High Point, 11.58 A" M. 10.17 ; '' ''
Arrive Greensboro 12.50 " 11.00 f
Leave Greensboro, 1.45 11.10' "
" Comp. Shops, 3.36 "12.20 P.M.
" Hillsboro, 4.5;i
" Raleigh, ; .: 8.05 U " , ., ,
AtTive at Goldsboro. 11.02 ., .
" GOING SOUTH. "TT
STATIONS." MAiLr Express.
Leave Goldsboro', , 4.00 P. M.
,k Raleigh, : 7.45
- " Hillsboro', ; 10.21 " '
1 " Comp. Shops, 12.05 2.15 P.M.
Arrive Greensboro, 1.30 &.. M. 3.30 "
Leave Greensboro', 2.15 " . 4.00 "
" High Point, 3.04 ' " 4.43 "
" Lexington, 4.02 " 5.33
" Salisbury, 4.57 6.22 "
" Concord,- 6.10 " 7.28 "'
Arrive at Charlotte, 7.L0 " 8.30 y
Passenger train leaving Raleigh at 7:45
T. m.. Connects at fS-rAnahrtpr' nrlth "ton. ri
em bound train; making the quickest
kiiuc louuiMuriuern ciues. jrrice.Ql tick
ets same n via. inrthpr rmitPR
Mail- trains daily, both waysv oVer entire
length of road. 'Express daily between
Company Shops and Charlotte Sunday
All Passenger trains conneet at Greens
boro' With tra,1nn t.n orirl frnm RtVnmTil '
Pullman Palace Cars on all night trains
uctweeu uiiunone ana Kicnmonu, (witn
out changej S. K. ALLEN
W. HjGltEEN, Gen'l Ticket Agent
Master Transportation. jy25
A FULL St
tionaries
of Groceries and Confec
ds jo store and be-
Jng received
sept 20
ISBET & BRO'S.
For Sale.
1 1 1 w u Acres, or land aaiomine the City of
A Charlotte, very Ifinely situated in a
rapidlv imnrovins neighborhood. W?ll
be sold entire, or in lots to suit purchasers,
at a very reasonable rate. Apply to "
' JOHN T. BUTLEU, (
oct 22 -. -.j ,; Opposite Mansion House.
T) UCKWHEAT CAKES all nmokinfrh
JD covered Over With vrflow. - rich irnrut
Goshen Butter.- What is more palatable
for Breakfast? Well wp.hv ?ntrv.Ai'vwi
an elegants Lot of the material to make
wem, ana we wni .sen me receipt for
small price.: ri.r " . i - ' ' - :
. ! l ' also. .
Just received, Irish .Potatoes, ,Cabbaee7
Chesnuts, &c., at A ? .
t . TTTV ' ; -w
uec 41 ji i
Market.
Mnrder, Fire & Eobbejy ;
A B I am losing , many - Jof ? my 1 custo-
XL merS bV "' rrediHiio' ' them T
take the lihertv nf
wpu ana settleup by the lst'of February
z J r
sooner. ' j.-r. UUTLH.K
Ml inEfU
BUY THE GENUINE
" - ViTi'tiihiTif7
STANDARD SCALES
More ; than 250 Different Modifications.
AGEA'TS ALSO FOR THE BEST ALA KM MOKEY
DRAWERS. "
FAIRBANKS & CO.,
311 . Broadway, New York.
106 Baltimore St., Baltimore.
63 Camp' St., New Orleans.
FAIRBANKS & EWING, J, - .
715 Chestnut i-nnaaeipma.
FAIRBANKS, BROWN & CO., , ; .
118 Milk Street, JJoeton.
For Sale by Leading Hardware Dealers,
sept 19 . 4ra twice a week
J.JT.BRFCE,
General Conunission Merchant,
CH ARLOTTE, N. C.
Particular attention paid to selling all
kinds of Produce, Cotton and Tobacco. .
Highest cash pnee paid for Cotton .
' All orders from a distance promptly at
tended to. . J.Y.BRYCE,
dec 21 '72.
Oats.
FIFTEEN Hundred Bushels Mountain
Seed Oats, for sale by
STENHOUSE, MACAU LAY & CO.
Bag:fiigr Ties.
15,000 yards 46inch wide extra heavy
Domestic Bagging. 7.000 Yards Dundee
Bagging, 2,500 yards Gunny Bagging. . Also,
a full supply of Cotton Ties of the "Arrow,"
"Dunn" and "Gooch" Patents, for sale by.
STENHOUSE, MACAULAY & CO.
aujr 25tf -
a a.w m-r m
We have Resolved to discontinue time
sales of family Groceries and provi
sions on and after the 1st September. With
in ninety days thereafter alt notes and
Book accounts remaining unpaid, will be
placed in an officer's hand for collection.
tSl&N HO L SJS, MALA ULAi tU
aug 8
FOE SALE.
1AAA New Flour Sacks (a grevp conve
,UUU nience for millers and farmers)
at STENHOUSE, MACAULAY & CO S.
aug 9-,
GOLD PENS,
ALMOST every varietv and style" of
GOLD PENS. EBON Y.ROBBER SIL
VER and GOLD HOLDERS, to suit every
body, at TIDDY'S."
dec 15
J.S.PHILLIPS
WOULD Inform the public that he is
mow -rotnitrinor Via TP A T,T. orrl WTV.
TER STOCK of GOODS-for MEN'S WEAR,
and invites all wishing anything in his
line to
GIVE HIM A CALL.
Of all kinds and at prices which defy com
petition. - ,
His Stock of GENTS' FURNISHING
GOODS is large and unsurpassed- for beau
ty and quality. -
HATS and CAPS of the latest style for
MEN and BOYS.
HAVING secured the Services of a No.
1 cutter, I am prepared to give satisfaction
to all who favor me wfth their patronage.
I invite an inspectiou of my goods and
prices. . -
oct 12 . '
Country Hams.
i
JUST received afine lot of Country Cured
Hams, almcst any size you may want,
small or large.
Call soon or you will miss them.
J. F. BUTT'S,
oct 17 ''-i 'Z V Mafket.v ,
ATLANTIC TENNESSEE & OHIO R. R
TTHIS Companyroffcrs for sale the follow-
X ingijsettiest ilts mortgage Cgold
bonds hearing 8 per cent, in gold, having
ly years to run at 85 and accrued interest,
making including" the discount over 10
perl cent, per annum, in gold, or over
12 per cent, m currency.
Mecklenburg county bonds bearing 7
per cent, interest at 70 and accrued interest,
yielding 'to the investor over 12 per cent
per iannuin. . ' :. : ; : " '
Iredell county bonds bearing 8 per cent.
having nine years to . run at -80 and
interest, making over 12 . per cent.
Also Charlotjte, , Columbia and Augusta
bonds at eu and ;accrued jfnterest.; .
The couDons of the ilredell and Meek
lenburg bonds are receivable by the respect
tive counties in payment of all county
taxes, f The rates of interest are inviting to
capitalists and tax payers and afford a tine
opportunity for permanent investments.
The Company sells t these bonds to use the
pcuvecua m payment, oi lis noaunu Uois.
, They can be had . from M, P. Pegram
Esq., and R; HoUand," Esq.J Cashiers of
the First and Second JJationaL Banks of
Cliarlotte, and R. F. Simonton, President
signed. : : k - 'V'v
"'-vVm.'Johsstos,''..' '
. -President. A; E.'F. MORRISON,".
r nov28-eod 6W- Treasurer.
. iHome and Democrat copy. . ,
-Statesville Intelligencer and American
copy.; rv - " -
) i 1 : ood!' Woodi!
tpHERE .are large.' quantities of Wood
a. aiong tne hue ot -the Wilmington,
Charlotte & Rutlierford Railroad, which
can be bought, for, one" ($1) dollar ,to one
dollar and a quarter ($1.25) r per- cord,
freight $6 per car load from all points east
; ' V. Q. JOHNSON,
; dec I2-lm ' ' ' As't Superintendent.
i
3
Vt'
'"AHG-:
FAN.OY
Ve are prepared to do all kinds of Book
and Job Printing, from the smallest Card to
the largest Poster, plain or in colors, printed
on as reasonable terms as the same work
can be done at any establishment in. the
State. -
Merchants, Manufacturers, Profes
sional Men, and others in want
of Pamphlets,' Briefs, Le
gal Blank forms of
every kind, Busi
ness Cards, Vis
iting Cards,
Admission Cards, Invitations, Ball
Tickets, Excursion Tickets,
Railroad Tickets, Pro
grammes, Posters,
Handbills,
Dodgers, Circulars, Statements, &c,
Had better give us a call,
as we have a full supply of all kinds
of Type, from 1-16 of an inch to 5
inches.
Eemember that
Bill Headsy
Letter Heads, 4
Railroad Blanks,
- Labels,
Conductor's Checks,
or any description of Printing, done
at reasonable rates, and in superior
style. Ar.
Orders from abroad will ak
3F3i;j:ceiy prompt aiieniion.
k - Ji.' 1. ' 'A J. A .' f-'-
' Magistrate Blanks, Marriage X1-:
censes, Liens, &cl kept for sale. ; -
' JB We pay special attention to
COLORED PRINTING,
of every description, such as
Tobacco Labels, Bands, Notices, c.
jones & Mclaughlin.
BOOK" JOB
PBIII
1872.
nyCE-OHLI'S SHOE STOBH
SION OF THE BRASS BOOT,
NATIONAL BANK TTILDING, : '
CHARLOTTE, N.C. : .
HOLESALE & RETAIL DEALER IN BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, CAPS
TT?TTS "T.T ATTT'RT? nn1
t Kfwxr TTivifo t.hR WFrnLTiS A 17R and
rx-wt-m firs t rT woots At STTfiFi? . wh f rh have
iVlUl.U.VV . .
MY Experience in business maKes me
OI my gOtU Will COlupsirp utyvramy JL"
Where.-' -. . ' ."Sf:
V. R. T AM NOW PREPARED TO OFFER
on LIBERAL TERM3 and LOW PRICES,
August ZlSt, em -
Lancaster Ledger copy six months.
1
SOUTHERN
Established in J867.
THE OLBES't HOUSE
r V.' i'i?rs-.r- -
OF THE 'TOD;!0
... -.i
-' . .-r' : .-"
Sewing MacMnes
ON THE EEASE PLAIt.
The Machine for Everybody is the
HGI8E SHUTTLE
SEWING MACHINE!
The best Cheap Machine in the
MARKET.
IF the number sold is a criterion of mer
it, then it is the
"BEST MACHINE
In North Carolina, regardless of price, as
there has been more
HOME SHUTTLE MACHINES
Sold in North Carolina during the last 12
months, than all other Sewing Machines
combined.
You can buy a HOME SHUTTLE. MA
CHINE, for about one-half the money that
you will have to payfora first c&wa Machine
"So Called." D. G. MAXWELL.
July 17th, 1872. ;
JUST
RECEIVED AT
McMurray, Dafis & Co's.
-AN-
JEXCE1LENTLOT
HAND -MADE BOOTS AND SHC-ES
for , . :
GENTS' & BOYS VEAE.
:o:-
, A BEAUTIFUL
V A r:i E T V
.,,e - OF- 'l -
LAOiEH' &rMiSBES
McMurray J)ayisr;& Co.
nov 15-tf -4 ,r v
an "v- b s "2- - .
TITE would like to supply the citizens in
it any quantity from a pint to any lart
cer quantity, and will send them ' to your
houses o and save you ' the trouble of
sending for them so that you can' have
them for breakfast, dinner or supper. I will
send them to you every, day or as often iji
the lfeek as you, may? select, by -leaving
your orders at J., F. BUTT'S,
oct30-con tf ' Market.
1872.
STTOE "FTNDTNGS. ' :i
RETAIL Trade to mv larffe and varied as-
been selected with care. -
,
cpnnaeut tnat my prices ana me quamy
tiiwov ui ntj wiw vvj
' "' nvft'"irn k mr r"-vV'.
GOODS TO THE WHOLESALE TRADE
. , ":,0: '1.'
' ': ' o. x. axaxuax.
! r
t HAVE IN STORE a nice lot of Bacon.
J. : Hams; Shoulders - and Sides; Pickled
Pork aud Beef, .Lard full leaf; Mackerel
and Herring, Meal, Flour, (new crop,) To
bacco, Snuff, and almost; everything want
ed by farmers and families; f I insist; that
persons wishing to-buy would call and ex-
amine, jn., u. jvioiasses, vuoa jxioiasses,
Salt, Castings, some extra, I)elph Ware
Also. Grass, and Split Bottohi Chairs, com
mon to extra. Please call ? opposite the
Town Clock. H
june 8 M.W.ALEXANDER.
CHOICE CIIEESR,
rpOOK the highest premium at the Fair
X of trie ' (troliitaa, at Charlotte, JS. J.,
October, 25th. 1872, made by P. J. Kimber-
ly . Buncombe, county, N .1 C, for sale by
A. il.. NISBET fc xJltU.
, nov 5 ,
"DOIjOGNA SAUSAGE, just received.
xj. lmrues wishing :the Bologna or Iresh
Sausage in quantities, to sell again, can get
it from us by giving its a short notice, as
we fiavc been made the sole tgent for its
sale m the Western part of this State,
oct 18 JOHN F. BUTT.
New Idea Saloon.
hrvPPOSITE the First Katiorial Bank. 2nd
I J door below the Mansion House is now
open for the public No pains will be
spared to give1 general satisfaction. (ivc
nica call. JOll A- U1XJ3Y.
sept 11 tf n
HEAD -QUARTERS
-FOR
FRRSH MSH,
sold on the Quick
iuciple.
B.N.SMITIL
FOR ENT. 1
. a
THE HOUSE known as
the Terris Hoitse with 8
rooms and all! Inecessarv
out houses and 1 4 acres of
cround. Also, several rooms
at the OldFair Ground. Applv to
uov8 J. T. BUTLER.
olognhl Sausage,
B.N.SMITH.
BURTON'S TETTER OINT5IENT, cures
all cutaneous diseasesr prepared b v
, , . . BURWELL & CO,
nov ,15,-- ' Springs". Corner.
f lARBOLIC Troches, Seiedam Schnapps.
nov 15'
Country Cured Bticon.
JUST Received a fine lot of County Cured
Midlings. The very thing you" have
enquired for po much.'.' Gall now and get
whatyouwant. . r ! .
OYSTERS EVERY DAY. Don't forget
that wo send them to 3'ou. il
BOLOGNA SAUSAGE. Recollect we
send them to vou. , .
' FRESH PORK SAUSAGE. ,We wUl
send them to you. " ' I
, - - - J: F. BUTT.
nov 23. .; ; Market..
X TO THE LADIES.;
" : :o: ' T '
SOME ItsT-IEW-, STYXE
JUST RECEI V E D
' i BY ' ' ' J iX 1 '
MRS-'.QUERYSn
novSOf J' J" "f ;Vf? ' 1
T ARGELOTSHOULDER SCARFS.NIL
U SOF TIES and Bows all, Oblorat
gMJatly'reduCed prices,' jusf receivexl at '
nov 30J-i :c u MRS.4 QUERY'S.' '
VTEW. Lot WATERPROOF CLOTH just
X i received fine quality at low prices, at
,nov30t MRSQUERY'S.-
!A-LL Sizes and -Colors of the best brands
-cl. KidJGrloves.atr . , ,'l
Muv-;M J(I il3,MRS,QUERY;S.3
AP' ."LOT CORSETS, HOOPSKtRTS &
li Bustles, just received at"" " V' '
nov 30J
MRS. QUERY'S.
Hew Orleans Sugar. and Molasses.
5 Hogsheads Bright New; Orleansl Sugar.
10 Barrels Clioice , ,fs , "f. Molasses
; Also,2 Hogsheads Demcrara Sugar. '
V '2 H'Voutsses in
X FOR !
IQm JSS'i STJSLtGC JE3E y S
RECpWJZD eiTRorning JlyExircss
SOVRj5?to& iSUE or
Oysters mitSTfir
nv ft
preshHnceMfcirttrB
RICHMOND & DANVILLE E. E.
CONDENSED TIME-TABLE.
In effect on and after Sunday, October 13th,
1872.
Stations.''
v Mail. ExDress.
Leave Grcensboo, 2.00 a. m. 11.10 a m
: jaiivnie 12 p. m.
" BurkviUe 0.44 " RJMi -
Ar've at ' Richmond 12.45 p.m. 0.40
GOING SOUTH..
, Stations. Mail. Express.
Leave Richmond 1.50 p. m. 5.10 a m
. " Burkville , 5 5.12 " 8.28 "
" Danville 10.00 " 12.57 p. m
Ar've at Gr'nsboro 12.25 a. m. 3.30 "
Trains leaving Richmond at 1.50 p. m
and at 5JL0 a. m., connect at Greensboro'
with trains on North Carohna Divisinn
all points South. '
Passengers leaving Richmond at 1.50 p.
m., connect at Greensboro' with trail for
all points East of Greensboro'.
Passenger train leaving Raleign at 0-45
p. m., connect at Greensboro1 with North
ern bound Mail train, arriving in Rich
mond at 12.45 p. m.
JNO. R. MACMURDO,
Gen. Freight & Ticket Agent.
T. M. R. TALCOTT,
Engineer & Gen'l Superintendent,
oct 20
WILMINGTON-, CH ""LOTTE AND
S.UTHKBFOBJ) B. K. CO.
Office Chief Eng. and Gen'l. Sttp't.
Wilmington, N. C, June 26, 1872.
CHANGIU)F SCHEDULE.
- Until further notice the regular trains
will run over this road as Jollows :
REGULAR FREIGHT TRAINS.'
Leave Wilmington, daily, at 6 a. m., and
arrive at 5:30 p. m.
PASSENGER AND EXPRESS FREIGHT
. TARINSv
Leave Wilmington, daily, at 7 a. m and
arrive at 3:30 p, i.'
Leave Lilesville, daily, at 6cl5 a. m., and
arrive at 4:15 p. m.
Two Special Freight Trains for Toa
Lumber run irregularly.
No trains on Sundays.
. . . L. FREMONT,
Jy25 . Sap't.
WILMINGTON & WELDON RAIlT
ROAD COMPANY.
Office of General Superintendent.,
Wilmington, N. C, June 8, 1872.
- CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
On antl after Monday, June 10th, Passen
ger Trains on the W. & W. Railroad will
' run as follows : -
MAIL TRAIN.
Leave Union Depot daily, Sundays ex
ceptodlat 8:15 A.M.
Arrive at Goldsboro' at -12.11 P.. M
" at R)cky Mount at 2:11 "
' at Weldon at 3;50
Leave Weldon daily Sundays
xceptedjnt 9-.1-5 A, M.
Arrive r.t Rocky Mount at 11:07 "
" Gobtalxro' at US p M-
" Union Depot at 5:3 " '
EXPRESS, TRAIN.
Leave Union Depot, daily, at 10r40 P. M.
Arrive at Goldsboro at 3jj00 a. M.
" at Rocky Mount at 4:56 "
" . at Weldon at G:50 "
Leave Weldon, daily, at 7:10 P. M.
Airlve at Rocky Mount at 8:o.S
at Goldsboro at 10 58 '
Mail Train makes close connection a
W cldpn for all points North via Ray Lino
and Acquia Creek routes.
Express Train connects only with
Acquia Creek route. Pullman's Palace
Sleeping Cars on this Train.
Freight Trains will leave Wilmington
tri-weekly at (irOO a. m. and arrive at 1:40
? Express Freight Trains will leave
daily Sundays exc-eptedj at 5 p. m. and"
arrive at 11 a. m. JOHN F. DIVINE,
)y 20 - Gen'l Sup t.
RALEIGH AND GASTON" H.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
Superintendent's Office,
Raleigh, N. C, June 15th, 1872.
On and after Monday, June 17th, 1872.
trains oa the Raleigh & (Huston Railroad
will run daily Sundays excepted as fol-
ivWa
MAIL TRAIN. v'
Leave Raleigh at - - 10:00 A. M,
Arrive at Weldon - 3:30 P. M,
Leave Weldon at - - . 1,5. A
Arrives at Raleigh - a05 T. Ml
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN.
Leaves Raleigh at - - 8 00 P M
Arrives at Weidon, - &20 A M
Leaves Weldon, - . . p J
Arrive at Raleigh, - 8:00 A.M."
Tl? Hil trsiiu makes close connection
at W eldon with the Seaboai d and Roa
noke Railroad and Bay Line Steamers via
Baltimore, to aud trom all points North,
West and Northwest, and with Petersburg
Railroad via Petersburg, Richmond an3
Washington, to and from all points North,
and Northwetit.
And at Raleigh with the North Carolina
Railroad to and from all points South andf
Southwest, and with the Raleigh and Aw
gusta Air Line to Haywood and Fayette
ville. . . , ; .
Accommodation and Freight trains con
nect at Weldonrwith 'Accommodation ant
Railroad and Petersburg Raiirouv . . . :H
ki at, Kaieigh with Accoiui tl6
ad Freight trains on Nortb Caroli: Ti. 1$. :'
Persons giving along the line of t ; i '
can visit Raleigh in the morning t . r-iie
Accommodation train, remain several
hours and return the same evening.- -y
A;- B. ANDREWS,"
July 25 . Oen.Sup't
R
ALEIGH & AUGUSTA AIR-
LLN B-AILHOAJD.
. Superintendent's Office.
- 5 leh K. C, June loth, 1872.
- On and after Monday, June. 15th, 187
trains on ;t.h Ho.loirh .,v ,,
Line Railroad W &$fiS$f:
cepted as follows : 1 "
"ifif't15,161, 3:15 P. M.
r .ArrlYeatSanford. 6:15 "
Mail train leaves Sanford, 6:45 A.M.
Arrive at Raleigh, 9:45
nSfK?.1 H??,?.loe connections a
onSiTrcS16116 and 1,011118
or : -.A- V. ANDREWS, ,
, Superintendent.
': . TO TAKE EFFECT
Monday, September . 30th, 18T2
Atlanta & BicL Air-Lina Railwaxr.
r080. toaud from ail points North. 'W-
.1 vtn, 4. uapeugea t, turn t, x reigiit,TIiree
Times a Week, Mondays, Wedn&f -
days and Fridays, ''f
STATIONS.
Dj;pabt, n H . ; Ami vb;
7-30 a, m. . - '
rarlotte,, ,
.uaribalda.'
Gastonia, J V
Xmg'fl Motmtain,, 10.24 H. 4 lai
Whitaker's, ll.W NlioAV
Cln iPassenger and Ffceigla, Mondayv,
. . '. j a
1 i T(
STATIONS. ';
Black's, ' '
WhitakerV .
JDepact.
Z30
5D0 '
, AiauTE,
2.20 p.m.
3.02 "
4.04
4.50 ;' ,
King's Mountain,,
vxasconia, , , ,
GaribkldaJ" " -
Charlotte, - ? '
?.ice' -lure by this Triin.Five Cents per
I ?! all others Ten Cents per mUei!
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