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Virginia Items-PersOnal and POIifi'
cal.


Alexandra Gazette says: The senatorial
record OF Mr.. Lewis has been searched, and
n has been discovered that he voted sgaiust
Mr., McCraig's resolution for settling with
the heirs OF General Lee for the Arlington es'
tate, and that in most other questions he
did not vote az ALL but thst when be did 1t
was after and the same way with Mir. kel-
logg.
The Warren Sentinel says: Colonel Cam
eron, In the strong white counties OF the
Valley, says: al am Democrat, with libe-
raj Res0i0ster principles"
In the strong negro counties OF the South
side be says: al am 10 revolt against the
Democracy, party which are enemies to
YOU 1.-THE colored people,, aud II Is for you
10 say whether shall be successful or
beaten"
The 1ideuater Indez says: No 1atter
failure was ever made by stump speaker
than was made by Blair in MIddlesex,
where be was so completely overmatched
and unneryed that he Only spoke seven
minutes Of the twenty assigned him for his
reply speech. A few more such victories
as Blair won in this section would not leave
grease spo, OF Maboneism.
The Charlottesville Chronicle says: Some
OF the coSition papers are adorned with
ugly wood.cuts representing Major Dluiel
applying the torch to a schoolhouse. II we
had q competent artist IN our employ we
might Ietort by presenting Daniel with a
red.bot iron branding "Lisr" in the fore.
bead OF the man who says he is opposed to
the public schools.
The Washington Post says: The Virginia
Democracy cannot afford To look upon the
legislative canvass as a matter OF secondary
concern. Tbey should be made TO realize,
moreover, that Ia order to carry the l. =
gisiature they need all the votes they can
get, the best mea they can place before the
people, and all the hard work they are
capable Of.
The Stanton indicator says. In the
County Court this week Hon. A. ii. II.
Stuart appeared for the first time 10 some
months as an advocate. Among those who
heard the venerable statesman 10 was 3 mat
ter OF general comment that In yigor, eifec-
tiyeness, and freshness Of eratory he has
not aged day ia twenty years.
The LoaGs0 News and Farmer Ssys: We
learn that on fast Monday two OF the most
prominent Rekdiusters OF the county came
streets. We understand the d-n lie was
passed, but 40 blows.
The Charlottesville Ckr0Nicte says: Talt
about Daniel burning school.houses Why
DE dea't even buru bis cigars. .0ae may BIZ
found Ia his mouth wbebeyer he is :" of
duty" bat there Is no fire or smoke.
The Bedford Star says: Many, IL not
large majority, OF the better class OF the
colored people Of Bedford will desert Mr.,
George v. Case, Mahone's hsnchman In
Bedford, IN the present political campaign,
Maior James W. Walker, formerly oil
Madison county. now located ir Helena
Montana Territory, has been appointed
United States attorney for that Territory.
Mr.. c. @. BuckRer. the Rexdlester nom.
inee for tue House Of Delegates Ia Orange
county, IS confned to bis bed with an alb
cess 10 his side.
Mr.. Graham II. Harris, son Of Eau. John
4. Harris, has gone 10 chlcsgo, where h'
will locate to practice law. Successto him
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Hank Monk. The famous Rocky Noun
tain staqe-dtiyer, whose boast was tns. W
had never had an upset, came 10 gTiei "ne
day last week. HIS stage was furneu pos,
.om.side M while be was the driver. anu
" hen he had for passenger ex-AttoIney.
ceneral Deyens. The old Cabinet onccr
,,es accomuauied BY bic daughter, ny
clerovman and a professor, on tne'r msy
seon, I ake Tahoe 10 Carson, Neyaua. nonh
.ssIs worry badly about the acciden', anu ne
- ss;d ~ he looking around for site Tor
tombstone.
Richmond thrIftily determines to utilize
ne ,h,ono expected at Yorktown by an In
S',s,rsaI Exbibition, which, however, does
w, claim 10 be more than an exhibit OF the
n,eehanIcal industries and mineral resources
~ Viroinia. II will open October lStb ana
close November 18th, and will be held Ia
the new armory Of the First Virginia regl-
ment. philadelphia Press.
81 tell YOU we are crushed with taxa
tion.v he said. "Why, man can't carry
silver watch without being taxed; IT'S OUT
raeeous - A bystander offered 10 Det tue
old boy that he never bad paid cent OF TAX
ON his watch. The oppressed taxpayer al
iourned the meeting 10 disgust Hud-
delphio Press.
A lot Of Boston girls are going West in
bnneh 10 get married. Poor boys. "ben
Won all skipped TO the plains we thougnt
Won would be safe; but, alas they are Oh
the trail. Detroit chat.
A few days more and the universal Amer
lean mouth shall shut down on the iile'gM-
ing. protOplasm-m manufacturing, soutsoolF
ing oyster.-Neio York Commercial Advef'
tiSer.
The Commercial Advertiser, at the re-
quest OF a syndicate Of back.drifers, pup,
fishes the following: "a charming iail
watering-place-
Couldn't the Government utilize Hart
mann, il he crosses the border, by persuH-
ding him that Jessie James Is the Car IN
disguise g-BoSton Transcript.
The question being asked, Who shall
decide when doctors disagree :" the Al
bany Express replies promptly, DIR. Mary
Walker"
I" Bewale of Sharks" is the posted warn.
ing at Old Point. proper warning, ana
a timely one for all Virginians, for there are
sharks and sharks.
Mr.. DutHeId savage, OF OnancOch, Has
trotting colt which he swears VIII put tne
maiden Maud s. to the blush. He will show
her Of soon.
If YOU have any skin diseases or diseases
of The hair or scalp, any itching or dis
colorations, sun-burns, freckes, pimple.,
rough or dry harsh skin, you baye In Dr.
C. w. BensOn's Skin Cure sure, perfect
and elegant remedy. Sold by all druggists.
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II Is Impossible for woman alter faith
full course OF treatment with LYDIA .Rink-
hams Vegetable Compound 60 contnne 10
suffer with a weakness OF the uterus. En-
close a stamp TO Mrs. Lydia Il. Pinkham,
z3s Western avenue, Lynn, Mass, for her
pamphlets.
Lorenzo Delmonico. the New ork res.
.faurateur, Is said to be dying OF sgg. awaited
govt and Inflammation Of the st0m sch "
sbaros Springs, New York.
.Gath,v sho is spending the bot days
dowa at 81. John's. N. B., writes that there
Is strong feeling 10 favor Of annexation TO
fhs United States.
TINS year there hsye been MANY reports
Of dssfhs which resulted from the ndminls-
SyafIop Of morphine for quinine.
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Brisfs.-The rain which fell here between
8 and O'Clock yesterday evening was zoe
first OF the sort which had visited ibis Guy
for over two months. IL hardly snfiiced 10
lay the dust 10 the streets.
A Richmond young man, taken IN Gus
tody on Friday night by the police Tor being
intoxicated on Hull street, was DrouRhL De-
fore the Police Court on Saturday ana nned
for his iDdiscretion.
Judge S. Bsssett French, OF The Musings
Court, now absent in Soutbside counties
addressing the people in favor OF rtadiust-
ment, is not expec'ed TO return to this city
before the 20th OF September.
The approaching Yorktown Centennial
has caused some talk here both about rais-
Ing company OF white volunteers AID Ie-
suscitating the old Chesterfield Troop.
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Election of Delegates to ne District Con
yention.-The voters residing in tue pre-
cinct including Joues's Store, IN Chester,
field county, met on September Sd, and
eltc,ed Messrs. A. b. Woodbridge and
james Clancy delegates. and Samuel Green
and Thomas hatcher siterns,es, TO a con-
yeption 10 be held at Chesterfield Court
house on the 9Th Of September to nominate
two delegates for the Legislature.
The meetings IN the several wares OF
Manchester for similar purpose hela sat
urdsy night were concluded at too late an
hour for obtaining the result.
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BY Furman Upper,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
l0l6 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF ATTRAC-
" TIVE TWO-STORY BRICK DWELLING, No.
6IO ROETH NINTH STREET, JUST BEYOND
LEIGH STREET, CONTAINING NINE ROOMS
&C-By virtue OF decree Of the Chancery Court
OF the clty or Richmond, pronounced In sult
therein depending styled Hughes ans whe, &C
agsins: HcIlernan, &c, shall, on
SATURDAY, SEPTBMBRR 10, 1881,
q. 81 O'Clock p ~, cell Al public auction LOT
or LAND, with a BRICK DWEBLIAG-HOUSE,
No 81 o. aud Olber Improvements tb' reOn. 'front.'
irg 20 feet more or less, on the west line OF Niath
street north or lie gh street aud runOing back aDou
80 feet ~ q common alley 20 fet wide.
TERMS One third caih, and the residue IN equal
nsIzlBenis Al ak asd twelve months, win interest
added frO day OF sale, the purchaser TO give nego-
liable notes for lhe deferred payments, snd ihe tlle
to " retained Entil all the purchase money Is pald
aud 4 conveyance difecrG by the Court
ROBERT HOWARD,
Special COmmiS.Oner
FUnNAS TUPPHB, Auc,loseer. au3o
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FANCY GOODS. &c.

FANNY OOUDc. ~.
STEVENS
IS receiving lots of NEW GOODS, among which are
100 BIRD CAGES at 81;
rs TOILET SETS at 81, as good as those We
usually sell at Al so and 81;
25 Fiye-foot STEP-JADDERS at 81
25 six. foot sTEP-LADDERS at 81 IS;
60 dozen four-row TOOTH BRUSHES at l0c.;
so dozen SOLID BONE.HANDLE KNIVES at
Al per set;
so FRENCH PLATE-GLAsS MIRRORS atsl;
A full line of sizes in CHINA-HEAD DOLLS from
Sc up
A full line of INDEsTRUCTABLE DOLLS from
l0c. up
| A full line of WAX DOLLS from loo. up-the best
goods for The money in town.
We continue our CRoCKERY SALE, selling
Selected DINNER PLATES at soc. per dozen;
Extra thin CUPS and sAUCERs at so per set;
Splendid EWERS aua BASINS Tor Csc;
Handsome PLAIN GOBLETS at SOC. per dozen
and all cher goods in proportion. at
| STEVENS,
au2l sos Broad street
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A card watch Mr. Davis pia Nes ss" .'..
wAsarxofox. September 2,-duiteau.s
mail wss interesting again to-day. one o'
Inc possa!.csrds, dated Richmond, Va, sep
tcmber 2, reads: a. .n,,.
t" Dear OId Gulty,--i want You 70 conn
IN Richmond immediately. | have goo
,ot Tor You, commencing with Mafv'n'
Rve.a.e. CHARLES DAtis' =,
g Chairman Water Committee"
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By.w. 6oddln, Auctioneer,
Bauk and Eleventh streets.
By ri. Seldom Taylor,
Real Estate Agent and AuctionSeT,
OGiee Eleventh and Bank streets.

THOSE TWO FIRST-CLASS AND
4 CONVENIENTLY LOCATED T II E
STORY sRlCK DWELLINGS. Nos. 30S AND
$40 NORTH TWELFTH STREET, BETWEEN
BROAD AND MARSHALL. FOR SALE AT AUG
TIUN UPON UNUSUALLY LONG CREDlT.-At
the request OF the owner will proceed to sell At
public auction. upon the premises, on
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER II, 1881.
At SIX o'clock T.. NJ those large and desirable
DWELLINGS ~ shove located. containing ten
poems each besides Kitchen ana servants rooms an
All mOiern improvements. From the central location
of ghis property-being aeout one square rom the
capitol and convenient TO all other public buildings,
and In a desirable neghbOrhOOd-iI affords good
opportunity 10 persOns who are IN want OF nr-t-
cisss residences ~ supply them.elves
TERMs One third cash; the balance At one, two,
and three years. With per cent. interest and Sc
cured b, deed Of trusL For ghe interest the pur-
chaser will be required 90 give negotiable notes,
psyshe quarterly. H.SELDON TAYLOR,
sci AuctiOneer.
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.Suptruisors' Meekng.--Tbe Board Of SUI
peryisors of Chesterfield COUNTY,. NJ.
Goode, ESQ, presideDt-wilI meet at the
court.bouse next Friday to further continue
ifs work Of auditing county accounts ana
preparing TO pay the county levy.
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Squirrel Slaughter. - Two Manchester
sportsmen killed ifty-two squirrels IN Cbes'
terfeld county, u few miles from Peters.
burg, one day last week. This species OF
game Is said to be abundant In all parts
OF the county this season.
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DOR NEW YoRK.-Tse Old 1esSTs

DOR NEW YORK.-TRe Old i'm
L Dominion Steamship Company --zRessessA
steamers will sail as follows Steamer OLD Do
MINION, Captain WALEER, every TUESDAY al
/ O'Clock z. II steamer WIANOkE, Captain
CoUCH, every FRIDAY at 1 O'Clock II. NJ; steamer
MANHATTAN, Captain KELLY, every SUNDAY
az o O'Clock A. N.
Freight received up 20 12 o'clock b. FOR the
Tuesdays and Fiidav's st4amer, and 70 oclock
Saturday evening FOR Sundays ship
Through bills Of lading signed and goods for
warded with dispatch 20 al points north south, east
and west; also. 10 foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Aiter.cabiD fare N New York, 5000. rsund
trip. els; stesrsge, f6 snc ~.
FOR freight or passage apply 20
q. ". ALLEN n CO., Agents,
my 6-ts Company's Wharf, RocSstts.
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All trains daily except sunday.
PASSENGER train connects al West Ps.nton TUES
DAYS, THURSDAYS, and AIUEDAlS WITH
steamers a and from Bsl imOre.
Freight trains win haye ptsser ger coach attached
Train No. "A connects ~ Bursev.c With A0f.
folK asd Western rallrO1d for FarMgile, Ly4lE.
burg, aud all SOuthWesters points.
Train No. 30 fast maid .tOps oAIy 40 Jeterri .t
BurksYiile, Drast's Branch, Bgrgsdg.e's D.gils
Greensboro salisbury, Charlotte, ~parilnulf..
Grsenyille Seseca Toccoa, Lula, erd Gaues,.e
connecting a. Atlanta Tor al points nth aud sel,l
Train No. 4s Through passenger tops a. al rs.
lions, connecting at suthernr's wih Milton lr
Sutnerlin Nsrror-Gauge railroad fer Milton; al
Salisbury with Wessin Nortl Carolina railroad d..
for all points South and Southwest.
Train No. AZ Through pas. enEfr lri mall .tdF
at all stations, connecting ~ sulherHH WIN W.
aud Suiherlin NsrrOw-Gsgse railroad Tor hirr
at Atlanta for all points South and southwest; e.
Charlotte with Charlotte. Columbia ant AuE4t
railroad for Columbia, Augusta. >a'3nu~0, aa.
Trains from The south arrive az Richmond a, 4.t7
L. NJ. S:42 L. A.l7:l3 A. NJ. ana Zls I. ~. I..
from West POintst 1918 A. NJ. W4sseIgerr 1853
r. NJ. and S:25 Z. NJ. tFrtign'.l
PULLMAN-CAR SERVICE:
On Train No. 50-Richmond 90 Atlantis.
Richmons, aud Greensboro % Hrlrf's saH .,
Western North Carolina r1llr0ld.
On Train No. 42-Wsshiugton. Gfd RlClE I'd
and DanYille, znd Dsnyilie aud ANGUISH.
B0u-Air passenger trains leave Richmond q $50
A. NJ. and 6:35 4. NJ; arrive Ar Bon Airh 20 p
N. and $3.50 u. NJ arrive II toaiued a. ~ 4.
7ii a. H. aud 7:as p ". ME- issys ' Bon tr.. "A.
". ana TAO Il. NJ; arrive n Richmond al s.-' b.
NJ and T. ". All passenger trails eIcepi iLc iaa .
m AL stop AZ Bon Air.
Tickets sold 10 ali points south. sosthoas, sc
southwest, and baggage checked through,
No lsy-oysr checks given on zeal uckeis.
General Passenger and Ticket Agelt
t. n. X. TALCOff. Heneral Manager. tN
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DRUss. MEDICINES. &c.


CPON &c ES.
We have Just received the largest and finest as
sortmeat OF SPONGEs ever offered ia this city,
embracing all kinds, sizes, and prices.
Also, another supply Of elegant OIL-DRESSED
CHAMOIs SKINS. For sale by
PURCELL, LADD & CO., Druggists,
aae 1919 Main street.
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For SINKING SPELLS, fits, dizziness, palpitStion
and low spirits, rely ON Hop BITrERs.
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By ]. Thonpsou Brown,
~, rst.te Ieent. 1I13 Main street.

Real Estate Agent ~ 10 nAih "te'
rRusTEEs SALE OF HOUSE A !, /.
/ LOT ON TYLER srREtT;1esy r ,rsus q ~
49, ss a ,ists.d and wife 10 the 1ndSrsifn.u' ~
yerord. in Richmond Chaucerv Court ~ -. IA
A. Ios aud whereas default has Dceh maoe. 80
being required so 70 do Will sell on 'ne
=" THURSDAY. snrrsNBBn 10. 1881,
a. o,eocs p. NJ the REAL ESTATE descrlosal y 70 =
:. - $3.50 hs,.e' A LOT OF LAND, with FRAnE
+, = ,hsrson rroutina 40 feet on Tyler street
md running back between parallel lines to"aru'
CLAY street 10 feet more or less. .,.cses
TxrnG. Whist deed r,quIres cash IS 70 expense
Of sale md A99Sb4, and she residue as difected "
sad hrstsnd or In event Of Lis failure 70 90 50 uy
The trustses SILL better terms viii preDaDiy DC IN
49, Al ale. JOHN n. LEWIS. Trustee.
j. THOMPSON BRowE, Auciioneer. Sc =
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FREIGHT.
Freight received daily FOR Norfolk, Portsmouth
Snithne,d, and Hampton; Washington, ID. c.,
Nevberne, Washington, sOc TSrbOro', n. c., Al
Rl points In Eastern NOrtb Carolina also, for East
ern shore OF VirEiRiS, Old Point, and al regular
landing, on James river, 1t Low EsT RATES,
and through bills issued. L.. y. TATUM,
te 10 Superintendent.
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Rocks. STATIONERY, &c.
DUBLIsHED THIS DAY.

DUBLISHED THIS DAY.
PLEADING AND PRACTICE IN THE COURTS
OF CHANCERY. by Il. T. Barton volume
ID, author Of Civil Law Practice, which has had
igrge sale.
Mr.. Matthews. author of many valuable Legal
works, says: ~ cannot speak too highly Of Mr
Barton's work. y
Price sc; or $3.50 interviewed with paper FOR
nOles. j. w. RANDOLPH Il ENGLISH.
au 2O-d&w
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ny w. Goddin, Auctioneer,
.oynar Eleventh and Bank streets.

corner Eleventh anu pahA oHeS"'
TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY DESlRA-
My LtsjATED AND PHYSICIANS sdA;;
Bic PROPERTY. Nos. 1929 AND r lys1
IRA EKLJN STREET. BETWEEN THi X,
TaEHTtI AND FOURTEENTH STREETS Al
PTBI,IC AUCTION.-At The request OF ihe owner is
who is nom rescent, will offer FOR sale upon 'ne
premises, on
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1851,
AZ @ O'Clock T.. NJ. the very desirable sIABLh
PROPERTY above mentioned which is now occs-
tdrd by sood tenants at fair rens. Inc DuildlnRs
M. brick shrye stories high, with placements, sno
FUNDAMENTALLY constructed. The iots esch nave =
front Of "a fret on FraDkln street ana run o@cA "
This property being situated 50 very near the
GENRE 81 business and being so near All tee nraI
Glass hotels rxehane- and Ballard. 81 james &c,
railroad depols Sc. makes II especially deslraot'
and rhond command the attention OF mOse VIII
ing 10 make good and well.payiug lnVestmsnS'
The properly will certainly Ds sold.
TERMS: VIII be liberal and announced at SAFE.
The foregoing properly was 10 nave been sou on
me LIST IN siant Nv Ihe ia.e Mr. Robert B Lyme bus
by reas0n OF his unexpected death sne SAFE VIII now
be made By me on ,
TUESDAY AFTERNOON, SEPTEMBER 8, 1881.
=, q o,ciock. w. GODDIN,
40 Real Rsiate AuctiODter.
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No. 2 DAILY except saturday. Nos. al1
DAILY except sunday. -,
Pullman paror cars through ~ Baltimore Oh '.'
train. ..
Inliman sleeping car. through to PhiladellA
and New York on No. train. ...,,
CHARLES p. HATCH
General Passenger ~,
JOsRPU III. SANDS. Super| ntendeut. II =
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waOD AND COAL.

GOAL AND WGOD-FIRxT CLASS
" FUEL.-An kinds OF ANTHRACITE, sPLINT,
CLOVER-BIfL. WEST VIRGINIA. ENGINE,
CUMBERlAN SD, and all otAef COAL constantly on
hand. Also, OAK and PINE WOOD. All offered
II rtdaced prices. II will psy you 70 caN and ex-
anime prices before pnrchasisg. Oppostto1 10 COM
btnation NV mot o. Onices. 1908 Cary and ITO
jy9 C. II. PAGE.
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DICHM0ND AND ALL e q HANl
LII RAILROAD.
TRAINS TO AND FROM RICHMOND AN
WILLTAASON'S.

Twenty minutes at llowardsyihe ior suype. '-
breakfast.
Close connection made AZ Richmond 20 an POM
north aud sOuth rid Richmond. Fre'icric Asuufs a.
Potomac, RichmOOd and Dauvii'e and RichW d
and Petersburg railroads. and al Lyuchburg "i.-
Norfolk AID Western and Virginia Mtdsuf r1.-
roads, and at williamson with Chesapeake D.
Ohio railroad for all points east and west.
For other Information apply al Nos llOt e..
llO7 Bank street. b. :. BARBECUE.
General Frcisht and Ticket Acct
DRCATuR AXIbLL, General Manager. is ~
EXTRAORDINARILY RAILROAU.
-
FOR BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA, ANDSE'
YORK.
SCHEDULE N EFFECT JUNE Is, 1881.
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For OLD POINT CONF k2Sks.
FORT, NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH, AND REGU-
LAR LANDINGS ONJAAEs RIVER DIRECT,
ALSO
CONNECTING AT OLD POINT SAME AFTER
NOON WITH STEAMERS FOR WASHING
TON, D. c., BALTIMORE AND THE
NORTH, sMITHFIELD, AND
HAMPTON, VA.
GREATLY REDUCED RATES.
FARE TO OLD POINT OR NORFOLK, fI.50.
FARE TO OLD POINT OR NORFOLK, AND RE-
TURN, $3.50.
TICKETS GOOD UNTIL USED.
THE SPACIOUS AND ELEGANT STEAMER
ARIEL,
carrying United states NALL
z. c. CLIFFORD, Commander,
leaves RicsmsAd every TUESDAY, THURSDAY,
and SATURDAYat6 A. NJ. for abOve-Hamcd places,
arriving At Old Point at +. NJ connecting With
steamer for WAshinstOn, ID. O., and the Bay Ltue
which arrives In Baltimore next morning In fun
time for early trains 20 Philadelphia, New York, aud
Boston. Returning the steamer hrlel leaves Nor
folk a 4. ". aud old pointst 7;l5 A; NJ. every
Al Richmond AZ about Z. n.
fars 10 W
Fare ~ Philadephia ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 90
Fare 70 New York;. 10 80
rare 10 bOstoa.....s..., IL w
Limited tickets to Washington, ID. c., ard return
ptd Old Point Potomac steamboat Company ane
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad,
So. --
LINE HAVE SEVERAL HOURS
AT OLD POINT FOR
SALTWATER BATH.
Through tickets on sale on steamer Ariel and at
Gsrser'I Agency, 1000 Main street. Baggage
checked throuEh
SPECIALLY Low RATES To CHURCH, MILL
TARY, AND OTHER EXCURSlONSTO
OLD POINT. NORFOLK, &C.
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Lynchburg Passenger Train. W. A., Blny.
Leave Richmond. .....,.....,.........,..3-l5 T.. v
Arrive Burseyille.'.......,...-,,.. b. s
york RIVER LINEI
Pagncer Ffti.Lf. Frt.HL
Leave
RichuOnd.l 3:A5 y. VI lO:lO 4. ". 1000 T. 80
Arrive AZ
West Point 5:55 = NJ l:45P.N l.l5A.N
The Portland daily press., 1881-02-11

bers of the committee were present. There is
some dissatisfaction expressed with the appor-
tionment that had been agreed upon, and a
new deal was asked for.
The Railroad Committee will report char
ter for railroad from Cape Elizabeth to
Prout's Neck in Scarboro, to be known as the
Cape Elizabeth Railroad Company, with
capital stock not to exceed 100000 to be
divided into shares of 800 each
The committee will report adversely on the
bill to establish reasonable maximum rate of
fare for transportation of pa ssengers and to
prevent unjust discrimination to charges for
transportation of freight on railroads.
The same committee went into secret ses-
sion this afternoon to consider the Lake
Megantic railroad scheme. After discussing
it subcommittee of three was appointed
who met this evening and re-opened the case
for hearing. Parties appeared and two
hours were spent in review of the whole
matter by persons interested ON both Sides
The decision of the committee has been post
poned until Wednesday next.