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For Rent.


EOR RENT, that large TENEM EN-
zenith streets, admirably suited for an office EI
and residence for professional man. Pos- 6ssa1
session given the LIST Of September next
his1 that STORE and TENEMENT on Elghtn
between Main and Cary streets, No u.s. Posses
'1oD e-'0 GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
., "a IA Auctioneers.
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-RenL Estate for Safe.

By James NJ. Taylor Son, Auctioneers,
Ofice No. s2l Main street, third door below the
Sp&SVeod Hotel.
AND FOR SALE PRIVATELY
IL We offer for sale privately a good FARM In
New Kent county, bout three miles from West
Point, with good buildings thereon. The farm
contains about 300 acres OF good land Price,
$2,5Uo. JAMES NJ. TAYLOR SON,
an 27-2t AuctioneerS.
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DOR NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH
II OLD POINT. AND ALL LAND. n anx,
IHGs ON JAMES RlVER.-Ths fas, -zMA 4
IN delegant steamer 1890
JOHN SYLVESTER,
CAPTAIN 2. G GIYYoRD
Leaves her wharf at Rockets for above.r,,.
places on MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and FpI6,y
All SIX O'CLOCK A. NJ, and return on Tna,s,.
Thursday, and Saturday.
Passengers will arrive At City Point IN u-,
sonnect with train for Petersburg.
Freight received at all hours for Boston B,,a
all landings on James river at reasonable ra,s,
Freight for way landings must be pre- paid
Letters entrusted to purser Of steamer mr.. :,
enclosed In Government stamped envelops
Apply to L. b. TATUh, Agsm
fe 6-tz Once. Steamer, wis,
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JeUeLeTS, dc.


IL FRANKLIN, OPTICIAN formerly
LIZ FRANKLIN & co.,, tries the human eye,
A,0@a and suits the. @O@.
w vsame scien,if- ~ W
oally with his celebrated BRAZILIAN PEBBLE
and MENlSCUS GLASS SPECTACLES, thus i'm
proving and strength ening the sight.
PEBBLES and GLASSES in Gold, Silver, Steel,
and Shell Frames.
Also, fine assortment of OPERA and FIELD
GLASSES, MICROSCOPES, THERM oMETERS,
etc., at eastern prices.
BRAZILIAN PEBBLES and superior GLASSES
inserted in frames to order.
E. FRANKLIN, Optician, 9!s Main street,
au24 above the post office.
OPENING THIS WEEK at NOW
JEW ELRY, WATCHES, AND sILVBRWARE,
fresh from the factories Of Europe and America
LADIES SETS OF PINS and EAkRINGs-the
DIAMONDS, PEARLS, EMERALDs, and other
ELEGANT WATCHES, with all the improved at.
SUPERB LEoNTINE CHAINS and PINS.
DIAMOND ENGAGEMENT and PLAIN GOLD
CARD-CASBS, HANDKERCHIEF HOLDERS,
and great variety OF beautiful
PRESENTATION GOODS.
An endless variety Of STERLING sIVERWARR
York or Philadelphia. Call and examine at
E0WLAN & co.'s,
corner Of Main and Tenth streets.
jes above the post Office.
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XXI && x1R$o-~ftHtT NI&SSsssttktr -. 2taassS-sSZ
IOHMOND AND DANViLLE
IL RA1LROAD-CHhNGR OF sCHEDULR-Ss"
ARRANGEMENT and after SUNDAY, MAY
S, 1887, only one daily Mail and Passenger Tra!1
will be run upon this road each way.
THROUGH MAIL AND PASSENGER TRAl1
GOING WEST.
Leave Richmond daily at................7.6 4.
Leave Danyille daily at.................~t.H r.
Arrive at Greensboro at................"1eS "
connecting ut Burkeville with trains on soG.h.a'
railroad for Lynchburg, Knoxville. sash7l!l..
Memphis, &c. at Greensboro with trains os
North Carolina railroad for Charlotte. Columbia,
Charleston, Augusta, Macon, Columbus, savsH.
nah, atlanta, Montgomery, Mobile, n CIV Orleans
&C., &c.
GOING EAST.
Leave Greensboro daily at ..............6BA 4.
Leave Danville daily at,..................sl0
Arrive at Richmond at ........,..........4E +. y
connecting at Burkeville with trains on souths!.'
road for Petersburg, N orfolk. &c.
THOMAS DODAhEAD,
mys Superintendent
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Auct5O1s Sales.
THIS DAY.
BY &. Gathright, Auchoneer'
No. fAsa Main street, between Fourteenth
and Fifteenth streets.
FURNITURE, CRoCKERY, CLOIIHd-
r ING, BOOTS, SHOES, &o.,n&G ,hT AT AuG
TON Il will seil at my store Iaus ~ ue'1A''
FURNITURE,
MATTRESSES,
CLOTHING.
CROCKERY,
BOOTS,
DRY GooDs. SC, Sc.
apa7 E. GATHRl8HT, Auctionaer.
THIS DAY.
By Grubbs h Williams. Auetionesrs'
Torthve,t corner Main and Eleventh strees.

THREE HUNDRED AND EIGHTY 7.
FOUR AND THREE-oUARTER ACRESI ~ w
VERY VALUABLE TIMBER AVID FARhlIHnSS
EaHbs, EEHR nANoIEk cougT ast u + Fq b
Tnsley, Esc we will sell at auction, at Hanoset
Courthouse TUEsDAT ATsussb Eve very VsluaN
bic fand above referred to"It Is within h rev hs
miles of the Courthouse, and near TO ootn .ne
Central and the Richmond and Fredefichsouis
railroads. .,,aod O. fol-
lows: Lot No. g. In the dists wi, ,r o1 ot No.
contains 100 acres. There lands adJoldns acres
Bowe, N. B. Priddy, and others. Aiso' % a'fe''
On the last-named tract there are abon1 LWen ny
acres cleared and comfortable LOG aJ9pSnS' tnS
balance Of the land is heavily Wo wa 9Th oak.
some large portion heavily tlm6erea VIII Nth
Hickory. and Cedar. It is well WateIeb ,o INCH
naver falling springs, and two creeks pass 'hiousn
~ aE,rding Some fine low grounds, .s ,nd
These lands are valuable Tor tneiL T nuIposes.
haipe near to TWO railroads and to the county seat
of Hanover county aiy twelve
~ eiabteen months for negotia Bile notes. interest,"
added, secured W GRUBBS WILLIAMS,
m Auctioneers.
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HeN772ers.


$><<>-~<~~~<~. 7~@~-S~-~<
PHILADELPHIA AND RIcHMin1,,,.
i STEAM PACKET CoMpANY-s.osm,OSO
s Bsa ss.a xlse hikx. GErBBisia
tain PLAT, competing this line, viii - 9
de!Phis every SATURDAY and RlehmoSSss ma.
FRIDAY, alternately. sr.,
Freight will be received at any tina .. .,
pany's shed, on the Dock. : "s TN.
Passage. including meals and state. ro,,, a..
w. p. PORTER w,
my 2s-b 0flcs No. a2s on ih.snr
DOR NEW YORK-OLD DOMI.I-
Il STEAMSHIP COAPAyY.-The WIN
splondid new side-whee oil stesm,hips III
ALBEMARLE, SARATOGA, HAT TZE-ETa
TEXAS, NIAGARA, and VIRGINIA z|2sseE3
nd sATIRDAY leave Riehmondd s nsuE; =.
DAY, FRIDAY, and SUNDAY. TVS.
prsssly for this route. They have splendid .,l 81
and statsrooms, and the fare, attention, A. AZ;
oommodations are unsurpassed. NIa IT,
goods shipped by This line are landed rsscl,.,
North river) within forty eight houn. -" O
Insurance effected at lowest rates whsn o,,.
Preights for points beyond New York ~.
warded with dispatch, and no charge nads &C, %:
actual expenses Incurred. '1"sp
The steamers TO. Charleston, Savannah, No,
leans, and other southern ports leave from II. -.
joining pier. All goods for thess poir, a' ~ =.
promptly transferred without exposure. ~
Aa2sTs.
N. L: MoCREADY, President, 1877 G,ss,,,,,
'ss saaG HsT AYES s. CO., Richmond. Y,
T. q. WEBB, Norfolk.
SAMUEL AYRgs q IN
e2o-9 1870 Cary ,trss,
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Clothing.

SPECIAL NOTICE. - In order to
make room for FALL GOODS, the subscriber will
from this date close out his stock of SUMNER
GOODS at reduced prices. All in want OF SUM
MER CLOTHING are invited to call at No. 1900
Main street. 3. B. SPENCE, Agent.
au7 Merchant Tailor and Clothier.
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DTy Goods.
Dry Goods.
DEAD THIS! K K d Il II l .
IN AND YOU WILL PROFIT BY 1T
GREAT BAR G AL N
IN ALL STYLES OF DRY GOODS!
OPENING THlS.MORNING
rurL.Ir1,c nurAp nPY GOODS STORE.

EHENlLL . NIIIAI Dfsf Oo01o .
No al MAIN STREET,
(nearly opposite st. Charles Hotel, next door 10
Mr. julius Bears cheap shoe store,l
5000 yards hest quality CALICO for nlnepence
yard and upwards ,,p.curn
5000 yards best BLEACHED and uNbi eAonHD
SHIkIINGS for q ninepence yaIa ,rpEn
5000 yards BLEACHED and YIN Lhh3ti,ng
SHtBTINGS, full yard wide, for shit pmES;
s 600 wards q q . IS FOR MEMS ana bpao
Withholding off at great bargains IN these
goods-yoq cannot t taii E to Ppyyw BLUE and
GSAY FLANNELS. very cheap; . 49,
TO- 600 yards DRESS oooDs Of all stylss al b s1
tTemaiy low prices jest TO sui ,nonsw 70
II yau nav. Dry Goods to purchase, call at my
store and you wifi be surely suited In STY LIZ ana
PkICES and save ut least enty five per cent.
on ali YOU have TO buy. Be sure to find the right
store which Is designated by the large swinging
sign with the Inscription OF
"EZEKiELs CpEAp, DRY GOODS STORE"
Store closed on Saturdays auN
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IIKGINIA CENTKAL HAILROAn


VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
Y sUMaER sCBEDULB.-On and after srT
DAY, June l6, the Mail Train will be run between
Richmond and the western terminus Of the read
(which n few weeks will be at Covington daily
except on Sunday, and on Sunday between BeI
mond and Gordonsv!lle.
Leave Richmond. Observation-Disclosures. It's s H.
Leave western terminus. Ia y
Arrive in Richmond NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. - r "
Arrive at western terminus. o.S! F. "
The Freight Train leaves Richmond
daily, except on Saturdays, at....... 800 p Y,
Arrives In Richmond, except on Mon
A Passenger Ger will be attached TO this uan
east OF Gordonsvile.
Passengers for Augusta Springs leave the ROAD
at stanton
Passengers for Natural Bridge, Rockbritg,
Baths and Alum Springs at Goshen;
Passengers for Bath Alum, Warm, Hot, aEt
Healing Springs at Millboro'
Passengers for White and Salt Sulphur 81.
Sweet Springs at western terminus.
The srrangements with stages are such Gs.0
avoid light travel after 9 P. 81 In al cases.
Through tickets sold to all the above Poirt
Also. to all prominent points in the Southwest 10
Washington and northern cities, and 10 prominent
points In the Valley Of Virginia, and on tEi
H. D. WHITCONB,
je General superintendent
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auction Sales.
FUTURE DAY.
By Grubbs 4 Williams, Aucnoneei',
n,,r and Eleventh sire 90

By Grubbs williams, Auctioneen,
49,, corner Of Main and Eleventh streets.
rARM CALLED woODL.AAsWVESb TH =
Thkss NILES PsoMu kIG Ys.a roE ss vii
AT AUCTl0S EYE ~ shs nIsmisss, on MONDAY the
% 5sns 81 e sspte@bsr thS s1o owe
sissPsd 'p sns ad
nearly az ~ u westham plank road The improve,
oT *, wse shs OF
out ro 1iaruiiys. sStensive gardsn yard. SC.
iaTEs being near the city desirable as
rssidence and Tor farming and track patching.
iShAS GRUBES & WILLIAMS,
on % Auctonsers.
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GALE OF REAL ESTATE WITHIN
MILE OF GREENWOOD DEPOT, ON The
VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD, IN THH
COUNTY OF ILBEMARLE Under the provisions
of the will OF Michael Wallace, deceased, the uu-
dsrsjgned will offer at public auction on the pre-
mises' on WEDN ESDAY the 18th day OF ssptem-
Der next all that yALUt BILE BsTATE upon
which the said Wallace resided, containing sbout
900 acrss-about 500 to 800 acres OF open land ana
the balance In vsood-the railroad running through
the land The buildings consist or DveInn8'
containing seven rooms, with an ONCE IN the yafu .
with all the nee essary out-houses for Farm OF
this size The land is very productive and In gooo
condition. and all the fields In grass, except Ihose
in cultivation and the fences In good order. Insre
are two orchards of well selected FRUIT on the
Farm Few Farms are in market that Is SO dssifas
ble-beng convenient TO Churches ana TWO g0oo
male classical schools, and within eighteen mlles
OF Charlottesville by railroad. and immed1aeiy a.
the southeastern base of the Blue Ridge. Inc lano
ia level and all to- improved machinery IN ialm-
ing can be judictously used
The terms will be reasonable and made known
on the day of sale.
William T.. Wallace resides on the land and Will
take pleasure in showing the Farm to al who may
desire TO visit 1t. and will answer All ing CURES
Address for further information WILLIAM l..
WALLACE, Greenwood Depot, or ROBERT d.
PRENTIS ut rharlottesvile.
WILLIAM L. WALLACE Adm's d. b. n.
ROBERT K. PRENTlS, c. t. a.
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Auction Sales.
FUTURE DAY.


FUTURE DAY.
..oo-~-~~-~~ ~~~--c-~~~~~~--o~~r~
Nv Lyne Brother,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers'
cornsr Wall and Franklin streets.
cA1,E OF MULES, WAGONS, AND
SaARNEss At JoHNs0H's Lively, I s IA ~
IN nHHRAsKIIN STREET. st hUCTd9s, o ~
THURSDAY, AUGUST %; S'.:yT The 18th day Of
public auction on . Ih ten very valuable
A AHs w. W.GoNs and HARNESS, without limit
Or reserve, e The highest hSsE BROTHER.
TEENS AT SAFE Auctionesrs
RvTW Keesee, for 8. G. T. Co.
omce No 1917 Main street, between Ihlrleeh'n
and Fourteenth.
cToRE FIXTURES, Gou tnSTIGE's,
= SCALES. 80. EE 9R Sats mdo Or August
ash O'CLOCK at s she ssos all Of
Frank liz 5etwsen Third ,n1n and d, Fourth ''fs 80 "
the GE55 XTggEsEEss. s sasiWsS 3, .,vs
S9FEEE hso PdN NEAT eAEfs of sups
qpWslntsyy b sp MdE! 4 sGaS F6kNELs &C.
Also. remnant Of stock, consisting Oh
SIUCEs. CaTSUPS, g.,
az CANNED = rH faIssSM ". KEEsEs. Ane!loneer-:
Rv Harrison. Goddin b Apperson, Auctionsers
and Real Estate Agents.
1.-TWO VALUABLE LOTs-ONE, No.
Tws 81 GRACE AND gEoAp sT 6F TIE ks
6THEk nT The NoE sEGos s19f sT Pe Ms
Tw Eh " AnCTIHN.-Will be sold at auction, on
~ the osa ssh Of assasd
HoI' a. ~ utoc vainabls real estate. The former
fpents two back ninety feet to
Union street on which it has the Ike iIont sna -
bdeh sav at half past O'clock viii be sold
that with large 6
assu esrnsnter,s shop fronting nineteen and
ba feet. running back sixty seven feet and Is a
valnab location for private residence OF lor ou
TRRas: One-third cash /; balance at three ana i
oiy months for negotiable notes, Interest addeu'
secured Il H{aRRiSoN, GoDDIN s. APPERsoN,
az Auctioneers.
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that I
IN shall apply to the Second Auditor OF the
State Of Virginia for the renewal Of Certificate OF
ga dated January 81, 1850, and issued under au-
thorty q Assembly q Msrfh 20 1ss ssdo Sr
The oririr al certificate having been lost or de-
an -Tu3m PHILIP 4. TALlAFERho.
r OST. on Friday the 23d instant, a
| 4 gentieman's GOLD FOB CHAIN, with goio
and bIoodstone seal attached The nnder VIII e 90
iihsrailv rewarded by leaving 1t at al MAIN street,
bstween Fifteenth and Seventeenth stre sI-1pr
an 2a-lw IAoOD o.---
rr,EN DOLLARS REWARD.-strayed
L or stolen. on the 18th IL Instant mt, =, asW4A
,ra = down the middle OF her back;
tail partly white, with white under hersrz@1s
belly, and fresh to the pail; ears not marked
oe''' JOHN w. CAMP, No. 22i5 Franklin,
between Twenty-second and Twenty-third streets.
an 23-1wt
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COX REWARD.-Stolen from me on
:cLC the 10Th instant a small soRkEL; ~
a half hands high He IL good saddle ~
horse. has one white hind foot, and hinches from
pressure on his back. ] will pay the above re,
ward for his delivery TO me on corner OF wall ana
franklin streets, or for information which will
iaad 10 his recovery JAMES G. JOHNSON.
Petersburg Express copy and send ELL to TINS
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By Paine s Co., Auctioneers.

BY Paine : Co., AuctloneBrs
ARGE CATALOGUE SALE.
On WEDNESDAY the 2sth instant.
commencing at 10 o'clock, we will sell at our
commencing at 10 O'clock we will sell at our
BY CATALOGUE,
a very large and desirable assortment Of
Fresh Dry Goods,
Boots and Shoes,
Ready made Clothing,
Mems and Boys Hats, &c. &C.,
comprising choice variety OF entirely fresh and
reasonable goods, In every way worthy the atten-
'ton CITY AND COUNTRY DEALERS.
Sale peremptory and with out reserve.
au1s PAINE & CO., Auctioneers.
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TOR RENT, FIFTY ACRES Of LAND
Il on The Brook turnpike one and half miles
from hichmond, now being cultivated by Peter
Lawson, Esq. Apply to
an 23"et GEORGE l. HERRING & CO.
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old f R l T. N ID 81

NOTICE.-TRIMM FA NCY
IN GOODS, &C., AT REDUCED PRfCEs.-As
intend soon to move to the new and commodlous
stand No. 1908 Main street shall from this day
sell at greatly reduced prices. The ladies would
where. WIN. G. SCHWALMkYk
jy 3O-4w 42l Broad street.
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DERUVIAN GUANO.-1O0 tons No.
I PERUVIAN GUANO daily expected to ar
rive for sale by ALLISON i ADDISON,
au l6-2w 1920 Cary street.
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Aasctdua Sales.
BYE. B.Cook. Aushoneer.
aouarnor and Franklin streets.

FUTURE DAY.
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TOR RENT, THE STORE LATELY
occupied by j. w. Pedin as retail dry Ia
goods s:ora and situa' ed on Broad between E!:E
Eiuth and Tenth streets On either side are ,s3A
the large dry goods houses OF W. N Bsll y 20,
ana Alton, i,ardoza i Fourqurean. Pos. ession
given on the 9th OF October next For terms, apply
70 MANN s. VALENTINE,
an eod5t 1908 Main street.
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massacre took place around jamestown. The
opportunity was not one to be lost by q man
WHO, like Smith, with endless will to act was
still smarting under what he considered unde
served neglect, and he at once fastened TO offer
his services to the company, with a plan for
restoring peace; but his plan and his offer OF
services we're again declined. Still, he had the
iesource lett of which he had already made
such frequent use and by publishing the
Generate Historie' he made direct appeal to
the public, more ambitious than any he had yet
attempted In this work he embodied everything
that could tend to the increase of hIs own repu.
taton, and drew material from every source
which could illustrate the history of English
colonization. POcahontas was made to appear
IN II as kind Of stage deity on every Co-sible
occasion, and his own share in the affairs of.the
colony is magnided at the expense of all his
companions None of those whose regulations
be treated with so much harshness appeared to
vindicate their own characters, far less TO assert
the facts in regard TO Pocahontas The effort
indeed failed Of its object, for he remained un-
employed and without mark of distinction, and
died quietly in his bed, in London, in June,
1881; but in the absence of criticism, due per
haps TO the political excitement OF the times,
his book survived to become the standard
authority on Virginian history. The readiness
with which 1t was received is scarcely so re-
markable as the credulity which has left it un-
questioned almost to the present day.
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NEW AND MOST DIRECT ROUTE TO TIE

NTEW AND MOST DIRECT ROUTE TO TIE
IN OIL REGl0ES.
WARREN AND FRANKLIN RAILWAY.
1866 Wln1ER ARRANGEMENT 1861.
From THURSDAY, November 2S, 1856 trains leave
lrVineton at the junction OF the philadelphia and Erie
Railroad $50 miles from Philadelphia).
GOIkG SOUTH 10 OIL CITY.
6b5 A. M. Mail Train arrives at Itdi0ute az ~ A,
olc9p9liS at gl0 M and oil City a. ~ a. ao
Ri: oleopois at ais p. NJ. and Oil city at $50 p. M
GOING NORTH TO IRVINET0N.
Trains leave Oil City as follows a. - "a
NJ. at Tidioute at ll50 A. NJ and at Irvinet0n at
making close connection with T. and h, Railroad
trains 1or Philadelphia and all points, bot East ano
West Passengers or Philadelphia by this tram arrive
i2O p Mail Tram arrives at Oleopolis at 55 p NJ.
Tdioute at 35 f. M and at Irvine on at 4l0 X ~,
making close connection for the West. Ph1adelpbis
passengers by this train lenlan at IrVneton until IL
p. NJ, arriving at Philadelphia at 20 z. M.
All trans goi south leave rvlneton atter arrival OF
trains on Philadelphia and Erie Railroad, connect al
OleOpols Pit-hOe City and at OIL City with Atlantic
and Great Western Railway trains for Reno, FRANKLIN
aud Meadvile and with trains OF Farmers hallway for
hous, vile Humboldt, Piumer, Rynd, Tarr and story
Farms, Petroleum Centre, etc. 80 o,,,-
All trains going North leave OIL CITY ana OleOpOls
after arrival of trains from above points . 49,
BY this route passengers can leave Phuauei onla AZ
arrive at Hvineton at $3.50 A. NJ, haying 10 MN
utes for breakfast and arrive at Oh CITY at H'4O A. M
Time through only ~ hours Or passengers can lesTe 9
NJ next day. remain over night and take the d A. M
train South
At Irvineton passengers will find four comfortable
hotels, and frsi -cass dining saloon IN the depot
BE suIe to obtain through tickets and baggage checks
at Pennsylvania Railroad Depot, West Phiadelphia
via W Warren and Franklin Railway, the great shor
route to the Oil eHG keeIon BIAKsLEE superintendent
BEVERLEY X. KEIM, General Freight and Ticke
Agent.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

NORTH AMERICAN TRANSIT
INSURANCE COMPANY,
NO. 80 South FOURTH Street
PHILADELPHIA
Annual Policies issued against General Accident OF
all descriptions at eXceedir Ply Ow rates
lneutance ebected Tor one year IN any sum from sOt
TO 10000, at premium OF only one-haf per cent
securins the ful amount insured in case OF death
a cOmpensation each week equal to the whole pre-
Short tune Tickets for l. 4, or 10 days. or o.
months, at 10 cents day, insurnR the sum OF $1,000
1r giving els per week At disabled 70 be had at the
General Once, No. 1888 S. EOUBTB street, Phl adel.
pha OF at the various RAILROAD Ticket Offices Be SUR
20 purchase the tickets OF the North American Trans
oI erSu STs and further information spplv At th,
camera Office, OF any OF the authorized Agents fths
'OmPN"' LEWIS L. HoUPT, President
JAMES N CONRAD Treasurer
HENRY @. BROWN, Becretary
JOHN @. BULLlTT, Solicitor
DIRECTORS.
L. L. HOupt, late OF Pennsylvania Railroad COMPANY
J. i. Kingsley, Continental Hotel
Bamue =. Palmer asher OF Com National Bank
II. &. Lesenring, Nos. 2S7 and 239 Dock street.
James M. Conrad, hrm Of Conrad & Walton, No. g.
Enoch lewis, late Gen. supt Penna RR.
Andrew ehVney, 4. W. corner OF Third and Walnut
e. g. Frnnciscus q en-. A gent Penna r. r. Co.
Thomas X. Peterson, NO, 1896 Market street.
W. w. KurtZ, firm OF Kuitz h Howard, No. Is 8
Third street Is
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-01-17
RAILROAD LINES.
NEW AND SHORT ROUTE TO THE or
In REGION.
wARREN AND FRANKLIB RAILWAY.

NJ EW AND SHORT ROUTE TO THE OIL
WARREN AND FRAEKLIb RAILWAY
Trains will run on this ROAD ss fOllows:-
GOING SOUTH.
1dO A. M, Through Train. leaves IrvinetOn, al unc-
ton OF a y. X Rs stopping at principal Hatohs'
arrives at oeopOhs at ~ TO- and at oil City az IL A.
M? connecting with trains for Franklin ana oVhet
points.
ITO T. NJ, Through Train Leaves Irvineton, stopping
a al principal stations, arrives at OIL City at $50
73O A. M Pithole ACCOMMODATION. Leaves OeOpols;
arrives at OIL City at S'l5 A. NJ
Gao A. M, fithole Accom- aodatlon Leaves OleopolSi
ana arrives at on CITY stS % v Al M
GOING NORTH.
go A, M Pithole Accommodation Leaves OIL City
arrives At OleoPoils at72O A, NJ, making close con-
923 NJ. Trough Train Leaves OIL City, stopping at
al principal stations, arrives at irvinetOn at I24O r
M, making close connection with trains on 7. q r.
X. r., bound East and West.
1880 p M, Through Train. Leaves Oil City, stops at
all principal stations, ana arrives at Irvinet0n at
10 p, making close connection Tor points West,
m au ~ WIN atteI uan EabIon - S Fl; ~; ~ W. ~
arrives at Olsopohs at625 2. NJ, making close con-
neCtion for PithOle
arrive at Iryineon 62j A. NJ have hour for break
last and arrive OIL City at ll00 A. NJ, ~ hours from
the time Of STARTING
Passengers leaving Erie at 10 2j reach OIL City at 45O
r. NJ, stop Tidoute return to Erie day
Passengers leaving on City at $3.50 A. 81, arrive at Ple
dephia at 1DO A. N. next day, or at Ere at AGO r. M
Passen ers leaving OH City at l2 so P M arrive at Erie
at 600 r. Nj. same afternoon at Philadelphia afternoon
OF the following day
ALI trains south leave Irneton after arrival of trains
Philadelphia ana Erie Railroad, OleOpos
Pithole and at Oil City with trains for Franklin and other
points.
All trains North leave OIL City after arrival Of train from
Franklin, connecting Oeopos with for PithOle
and at vnetOn with trains bound both East West
=. q r. II. II. NATHANIEL z. HOBAISr,
General Superinende
Warren and Franklin Railroads.