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About Young widows

"Bric-a- Brac's" While Sulphur letter TO
st. Louis Globe Democrat:
Here the balls, 1t is said, are handled very
dexterously 10y several fascinating widows
Young, OF course. Al widows are young.
or rather they are called so until it would
seem that the loss of husband is the secret
Of perpetual youth. The want Of one, on
The other hand, may be held as bond and
security for premature age-for certain it IS
that a woman is held passe as a spinSter OF
twenty-five, who, as widow, would be
blooming at fifty.
| was once present when a widow was
presented TO three gentlemen, all younger
than herself and very attractive. She was
passed, poor, barely dressed, mother Of
nine children, and owner only OF the mort
gagged homestead on which they lived. But
she was a widow; there was no denying
that. As she sank upon the sofa she
dropped lit seemed TO be Accidentally q
whitey-brOwn paper parcel, out Of which
rolled a spool or two, darning egg, pair
Of scissors, and some fancy work. The men
all diyed to secure them. Each man got some.
thing and restored the same to the owner
whereupOn she thanked them with an over
towering drawl enlarged upon the misery
Of being without a pocket, showed them
the place where the pocket ought 10
he, and continued to talk about the pocket
she didn't have and the ms and outs OF
different sorts OF pockets for some ten OF
fifteen MINUTES, when she was called for by
friend in carriage. l do not remember
that any other topic was introduced
or that anything occurred which was cal
culated to divert the attention OF her
hearers from the all.absOrblng topic; but
this DO know, that when she left the room
there was not a man in it but would have
died for her. One and all, they were madly
in love, and, for aught | know, may be
50 TO the present day. | have told this story
In the hope that some fOrlorn, shipwrecked
sister might be benefited; but | have been
told by many that they have tried it faith
fully. They have gone without pockets
and said so, aud dropped their bundles al
OppOrtune moments. Indeed, there is one
poor girl who says she has almost thrown
away everything she had, bat without ac
comprising any such results. Alas. she
was not a widow.
4" Leaves have their time To fall,
And flowers to withcr at the north winds BREATH,
Bet ye-ye have ali seasons for thine own,
o, Widows
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AGRIcrLTURAL.-'Twas sutry and
muggy day, bot the agent, wiping the
Precipitation from bis low but somewhat
manly brow, and throwing his linen duster
back, began: &" Madam, Is yOur husband
aboutY" Yes, he's about, cut Tend TO
all agents that show themselves round here.
What is ity" "Pm introducing a thresbing-
machine in this neighborhoOd, and" mot
in this neighborhOOd you amt, II know
il. Pm competent 10 do all the thrashing
that's needed on this farm. You ask my
boys, Bill aud Sam, aud II y0n don't believe
them ask my man Just over in the lot there"
and a slight advance that she made In his
direction suggested 10 him that he had bet
ter move Oh before she tried her power on
Haven Register.
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Sunday School E1carSi0n.-The Sunday
school OF the First African Baptist Church,
OF which Rev. A. Binga is pastor, has con-
cluded It's arrangements for grand txcur'
sion to West Point, - come of on
Monday next. The present indications are
that there will be a thousand participants
in the festivities incident TO the occasion.
The church, the main auditorium Of which Is
being finished for use, has lately been newly
shingled. II has the largest congregation
OF any church in the city. The congrega'
ton will be able to worship" up-stalrs in
few weeks time-a pleasure they have not
hitherto enjoyed.
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LIERIG,s EXTRACT OF MEAT.

7 IEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF
MEAT. FINEST AND CHEAPEST MEAT
FLAvORING STOCK FOR SOUPS, MADE
DISHES, AND SAUCES.
LIEBIG COMPANY's EXTRACT OF NEAT. An
invaluable and pasatabo tenic in all cases OF
weak digestion and debility. &" Is success aud a
boon for which nations should feel GRATEFUL
See Medical Press" Lancet" British Medi-
cal Journal &C.
CAUTIOS.-Geauine only With the fac sfratlc
Of B4rsn Liebig's signature IA blue Ink acrosG
the lSbc.
LIEBIG COMPAEY's EXTRACT OF MEAT. To
be had OF all Storekeepers, Grocers, and Chem
lists sose agents for the United States WHOLESALE
onlyJ, c. David & Co., 43 Marx Lane, London
England. ap 30-SA52t
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The RIGHT MEANs.-Tbe fair administra-
ton OF the means in question enabled Mr..
Otto Eichhorn, 1413 north Ninth street, ST..
Louis, No, TO thus write: had been
sufferer for the past six weeks with severe
pains in the shoulder and spine, so that l
was unable to do anv work. Advised by a
friend, | used 81. Jacobs Oil. With the
second application relief was had and a
cure Effected in two days.
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Belle Isie.-It was stated yesterday that
in consequence of The distinctions to The
successful working Of the machinery by the
very low stage OF water that the above
establishment would close for the present
last night. The works have been hincered
by this cause from full production Tor the
past six weeks. Belle Isle never bad more
work on hand or brighter prospects than at
present. To have TO wait the will aud plea
sure Of Jupiter Pluyius is rather yexalious,
10 say the least.
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Free Bridge.-One Of the reports about
This bridge is TO the effect that few days age
mule nearly fractured one OF bis legs by thC
giving away Of an inefficient plank--part OF
the flooring. He was extracted from Dis
dangerous position without material dam
age 10 the imperilled limb. AS stated, the
oak lumber for the flooring OF the bridge Is
now undergoing the proper seasoning, ana
will be put in place as soon as ut Tor use.
The bridge will stand any ordinary amount
of wear and tear TIL it is repaired.
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The WORsT.-The Buffalo commercial
Advertiser mentions what may be safely set
down as the worst ease OF spelling OF recent
record. IL occurred in "notis OF a
"selly brashun " to be held on the shores OF
Lake Eary." and spoke OF the occasion SIS
" guble." This word troubled The editor
a good deal, but With rare persplcaclty ne
at length resolved it into Jubilee"
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Mavo's WarehOuSe.-Th warehouse,
the walls Of which arc composed mostly OF
the bricks OF the stylish oId-iime mansion
at BeIlviIle, on the line OF Broad street is
NOT now so much OF tobacco repository as
was hoped for when it was built. There Is
some tobacco stored therein owned by Cap
tain Haw, q dealer, but the chief contents
are George 2. Stacy's shucks and IL. NJ
Smiths agricultural mplements: Theturns
and twists OF trade may bring Mayo's ware
house again to its former prominence.
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old DOMINION STEAMSHIP A1fsSk
~ COMPANY. ssszsskzssas
COURT ORDERS.
ADMINISTRATORS, &c
lVh

MONCURE'S ADMINISTRATOR, &c,
IVA VS..
DU BELIEF AND OTHERS.
IN THE CHANCRRY COURT or TIRE CITY or RICH
MOND.
The following IS an extract from the decree en-
tered IA this cause on the Il 81 u June, 1891
~ is BdjucRed, ordered, and decreed that the
cause be referred 10 Of the com misSlt ucrs or
tile court. who is directed take account OF tie
debts and demands against the {. tate of g.. {. A.
MOncure. deceased stating their nature, amounts,
and priority, aud 10 whom coming ANA particularly
to report whether auything-and If so, wba is cue
and owing by the said estate 10 the paiDtih James
d. MOncure, In his own right and TO What extent. In
due course Of admi ratiOn, lac Is entitled 10 apply
The personal estate that may be In or mas come intO
hi, hands as administrator Of X. &. A. MOncuc de-
ceased. TO the discharge of such Indebtedness 10
himself IN his own rlRht
The commissioner viii also take account Of the
personal estate OF said X. &. A. MOncufe deceased
and IN this connection, report what, II any hing Is
due said estate by the estate OF &. A. Ptcquet. de-
ceased alleged TO have beeR entitled 10 dsuibutiV
share therein and he will state aud settle the ac-
counts OF the painuK James ID. Mon, ure. as adj
mnistratOr OF SAID X. G. A. Nor cure, deceased. IA
stating which accounts he VIII take as prtsG f0cle
falsed by any party nteresedl All accounts mere
t0fOTe settled before a commts tODer by said admin
istratoF aud returned 10 aud confirmed Dy a court
Of competent jurisdiction. Aud upon taking the
foregoing accounts should II appear that after The
payment OF costs and charges Of administration
aud the application % The personal estate Of X. G.
A. Moncure 10 the discbargr OF tn debts aud de-
mands against 10. there VIII be distrtOutable
piui, he Will further report who are entitled "a
distribution thereof the amount OF such surplus,
the Interest OF each dlstribu,ee, and the amount
properly coming 90 him. her, them, and his pro-
ces duxs hereunder be viii report to court together
with any matter specially stated oy him deemed
pertinent, or which he may be required by any
party 90 state"
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REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE
noR sALE BY PRIVATE BARGAIN

nor SALE By PRIVATE BARGAIN,
L VALUABLE FARM I'm Chesterfield county,
Va. consisting Of 2G4 ACRfS. more or less: 100
acres imprOVed-the balance in wood. There Is a
DWELLI Nc HOUSE a. good repair, consisting OF
nine apartments brick asemenl with lwo.,t ry
frame dwelling with the necessary Out-buildings
and a splendid orchard Of some 200 trees.
Part Of the land Is said TO nave suIface indicatCn s
Of coal.
The farm IS ten miles from Richmond on the
river, one mile above ijOshcr's Dam, two aud half
miles f. m Bon Air. aud the sane distance from
ROhlOu's, on the Richmond aud Dauvllle railway.
WILLIAM SMITH, the present tenant on thf farm,
will point on, the lines. and Mr.. A. WATSON. NO.
1924 east Main street, Richmond, Va. joint owner
OF the property. ril negotiate sale win any parry
desiring the aid property. au ll-Ihs Sa3Wf
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A Successful Fisherman. Mr.. Is. N
Nnrray. OF Manchester, while angling es.
terdsy AFTERNOON near Nappers rock, on
wsyo's island, below the bridge, was Sc
fortunate as TO land Tor boaO very game
black bass, weighing over four p0opu "
The "spcckled beauty" made all the re-
sistanoe he could, but finally, like Genera
Lee at Appomattcx Courthouse. bao ts
surrender to oyerpowering numbers ano
resources f" (oi line and hook) Very soon
thereafter Mr.. Murray was so fortunate q
10 capture quite large rOckbsb, and beiost
night his .siring represented quite NUS
her of Dationaities amongst the hnny u"
tions. .,.,, mn
Inc water in James nver is clearing W
very rapidly, aud in few days The ilshlng
according to present indications, VIII oe 81
that could be desired. A Isrge number OF
anglers were trying their luck YESTERDAY
boIb in the open river and IN the quiel
nools of the falls. The evening udes arc
lust now very high, and 1t is thought t6a'
the best time for catching fish Is on lis III
coming and food.
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Mayors Co,rt. The euly case csiore
MAYOR Taylor yesterday morning Wa sna.
a. scitsxen, resident Of seventh street, w .ne
wkee,wright iine. who was charged ~ sos's
al his yelIowri,lzens With unlswiuny Ih %.
ersasur the extensively prevalent g, sa'o n,p
NV hsildIng IRE in the street. ne ,' ga,
nis,nrd that che miulssure Hades was par.
a certain proceedings rendered neessssaS
nv his attempts 10 REFUGE compouau com'
n,,uuted fracture Of tire on TOE 1uggy.
-hesi Of one OF tbemost esiimaoIe cluzens
- M Manchester. He bad no purpose, DC
sa,em MIS- sesured the Court, OF eitoer max.
s,,r himself a target for the laws yengeanct
or renderIag himself obnoxious 10 beauty
ns,bI,c scntiment on the subject o. hea.,
astursi or artificial. His Honor sssd De wa
aiways rCoiced 10 see the worieg arussn
simplify bis resources by the practice Oh 'sns
sklil and mystery OF bis profession, el'p Ia,
Tor the benefit OF bis feIlow-ciiiIeos OF ~,
own einolumeni, but he hoped tne NJ W.
bueey4ire which TIE defendant nso 10 uVO,
Tor would be put to the terrorism OF ~
0ufo de Ne within the limits OF MS wv w.,
sbop. Il was so ordered. No fine WAS am
p0Sed.
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CoMMIssIoSER's OFFICE,

The parties interested are hereby notified that
have fixed on MONDAY the Goth day OF August
1881, &C ~ O'Clock NJ, xs the time and my once "a
the city Of Richmond as the place, 20 state the sc-
couns aud make The Inquiries directed by the fore
going decree. TH0S. j. EVANS,
~ 23-SaAw COMMISSIONER " Chaneery.
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Editors Dispatch Can any OF your read
efs inform me when and by whom ire Man
chester canal was builti a.
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rorted that Il Is the Wish OF his g9rents,
ucItber OF whom was present, that 'his may
be done. a
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DOR NEW YORK.-Tae Old AlFFF&

NOR NEW YORK.-TAe Old 1lFFTR
J. Dominion Steamship COMPANY @ssssdtsss..z.
steamers Will sail as follows steamer OLD Do
MINTON, Captain WALLER, e,ery TUESDAY al
2 O'Clock Z. NJ; steamer WIANOkE, Captain
Couch every FRIDAY at 2 O'Clock =. NJ; steamer
MANHATTAN. Captain KELLY, every SUNDAY
at o'clock A. VI.
Freight received up to / O'Clock 2. VI. for the
TUESDAYS and +. lays steamer, aud t. O'cocb
Saturday evening for Sundays ship.
Through bills or lading signed and goods for
warded with dispatch 70 al points north soUH east
and west; also 10 foreign ports.
Passenger accommodating unsurpassed
After-cabin fare TO New York, 5000; r'uhd
trip. SIS: steerage, SO anC ~.
For freight or passage apply 10 49,
my6-ts Company's Wharf, Rockets.
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vruE FINEST STOCK OF TEAS AND
FixTnREs. COUNTERS, COFFEE ltLLss'
SAss.JFixfufEs, sPicfs IN BULK AND PACK si.
AGES. dC., &C. Al AUCTION iii ell =,
continue ut once my present ousiness' VII" ~" ~
auction on
. MONDAY gHE 18TH INSTANT,
NJ az o'clock without limit or reserve. my STUN
and FIXTURES consisting OF 80 ,noD- @ rr
i very fne COMBiNATION.L LOCK Iron sh brr
q SOLID WALNUT COUNTERS. FRENCH
PLATE SHOW CASE .,,,..,,,r,,,,
Nif;KFL-PIkTED and sILvER-NOUNTED
COFFEE-AiLLs Of large size and IN elegant
10 NV ,.TRoEMNER TEA .CANIsTERs:
g NEW "TROEMNERr COFFEE-CANlsIbhs :
I 4 ane SPICE CANTSTKRS: o,,,-
5 SETS FAIRBANKS PLATFORM ana CoUN-
pi TIE SjsgGTIA1k.ENIiKEL APoTHECARY BAL
AECE.SCALES. by Troemneri a.
GAGFIXTURES (window arch, &e.,) &c. THESE
are The finest Fixtures south or Philadelphia,
ana cost more than SEQ.
The took con- prises: ,.,,,,, ~.
YUNE GUNPOWDER TEk: ,.,.ro,,-
Is HALF and QUARTER-CHESISO OF GONfON-
DER OOEONG. and other TEAS;
Larse quantities of JAVAS. KIO; bATOH IN, 1 ~;
MEXICAN, and other COFFEES-Green ana
Fine OG Assortment Ct GROUND SPICES in bulk
and packages: ..,,.
l Handsome OFFlCE-DESh' .,,- - e,roCty
Tugeh wi h many other articles OF olONh
and FIXTURES. .oo,,
The attention OF dealers IN want OF good STOCK
and dne fixtures Is called IN the above, rs the SAFE
will he made without rtserVatlon' ..o ,,,,r,,
TERMS sums under $50, cash; over e0O' thHy
u''' ''' ~P'' NJ A. CHAMBERS,
608 east Broad street.
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GALE OF THE WHITE SULPHUR
- SPRINGS,
MONTGOMERY COUNTY, VA.

By virtue of decree Of the Circuit Court OF
Montgomery county, in the chancery suit OF cray s
execu ors US. The Montgomery White sulphur
Springs Company we will sell the REAL ESTATE
AND FRANCHISES Of said company, on The
premises. at auction on
THURSDAY, AUGUST %, 1881.
This proDerty consists of 1896 ACRES or tx
CkLLENT LIMESTONE LAND, CREEK BOT
TON AND UPLAND-much Of II IN valuable tim
Der: LARGE HOTEL. COTTAGES, RECEPTION
HOUSE. BATH HOUSES, BOWlING-ALLElS
&C., &C.: all complete. IN good repair, and capable
Of comfortably enter aiming 500 guests; also,
RAILROAD In irst-class order in led AID equip
ment, connecting the lawn wi h the Norfolk ana
Western railroad, ole and three quarter miles DIS
tani. The Springs are ia a romantic glen III Inc
heart OF the AlCghaLes, aud in easy reach OF me
Otner Virginia springs. The lawn IS sup-rb, ana
impr0ved with magnificent shade frees fountains,
walks &C., sc. Two white sulphur springs and
chalybeate furnish an UNFAlLING SUPPLY OF
highly medicinal waters, all making summer re-
sort second 10 none n atrac ions aud popularity.
TERMS: Five per cent. cash on the day OF sale /;
residue in eqtal lDstalm6n;s running one. two,and
three year. wi'h interest from day Of sale oonos
and security required, and tlt.e retained by the
Court until purchaSe-mOney shall De fully pdlI.
Possession delivered January l. 1882.
For further particulars address the Undersigned
AZ Chrstiansburk, Va. - $1,000.
THOMAS f. SULLIVAN,
GEORGE G.. JUNKIN,
mi. Inn
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MMISSIONERS' SALE OF NALUA-
~ BILE LAND IN CHARLOTTE COUNTY,
The undersigned commissioners, acting under de-
cree OF Charlotte Circuit Court, rendered at the
March term, 1881, in the chauCery cause Of scott
81 a. cs Wakius's executor Il a.. and Cleans ad-
ministIatOr rs. Watkins 81 a., viii sell NJ Charlotte
Courthouse on
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1881,
Ohat being court-dav,l the following LAND: All Of
The lard OF which J, I'm Flood Edmunds died seized,
consisting of l.644k ACRES; 1901 ACRES, The
balance OF the NOodfOrk and BIOumland tract; ana
S96B ACRES. the balance OF the Gin Can
trac, formerly owned BIZ Thomas Z. Watkins de-
ceased. ,,,,
If these lands are not sold on that day they will be
rented Gu By public cutlery on the same day to the
highest bidder for the wear 1882 the renter giving
good security for the rent.
These lands will be divided into los. a pot OF the
same will be exhibited a. the sav.
These lands are well timberCd and watered, win
good Improvements, within four miles OF The Court
house.
TERMS OF SALE: Enough N cash TO raw costs OF
suit aud sale; the balance on credit OF one, TWO,
and three years purchaser giving bond with good
security for the deferred pawn nts; lite retained
until AL the purChaSe-mOney Is paid.
WOOD BOULDlN, JR.,
81. NJ. MARTIN,
&c n. "A SDgciai Commits siOners.
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USE HoP B,rrEas once, aud you will use 10
other medicine. Test II.
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ERENiHT.

Freight received daily for Norfolk, Portsmouth
SmthHed, and Hampton; Washington, y. c.,
Newbtrne, Washington, anc Iarboro, \. e.. an q
all points Ia Eastern North Carolna also, for East
ern shore of Virginia, Ola Point. and all regular
landings James river, al LOWEST RATES
and through bills Issued. l.. Il. TATUM,
teI9 superintendent.
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GALE OF THE YELLOW SULPHUR
- SPRINGS, MONTGOMERY COUNTY, VA
Nv virtue OF a decree of the Circuit Court Of Mont
Qomery county, Va, the undersigned commissioners
will sell AZ public auction. on The premises on
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER l, 1881,
commencing at IL A.. this CT LEBRAT ED
WATERING PLACE. together with all The I'M
prsvements and FARM Of ABOUT $40 ACRES OF
LAND. - ,,,, .,.,,,>-e,, - ,,.,
The YELLOW SULPHUR SPRINGS are distant
three and half miles from Christiansburg depot,
ON the MOI folk aud Western raj road, three miles
from the Montgomery White sulphur Springs three
and a half miles from BlarksburR, the seat OF the
VIRGINIA Agricultural and Mechanical College and
ten miles from the Allegheny Springs. The water
Is The finest tonic in the mountains, and me eleVa-
ton Is 1920 feet above sea level. The improve
ments consist Of a large aud cOmmOdiOus HOTEL,
with blocks Of COTTAGES capable of accOnmo-
dating 200 guests; bowling alley, bath rooms, &C.
Post, telegraph. and eXure.s Offices on The premises
This PROPERTY presents unusual attractions on
account Of its high elevation, hracing atmosphere
and the valuable mineral properties 81 IT'S waters.
TERMS $1,000 cash. and the residue upon a
credit Of one two, and tlfee years, the purchaser
giving bonds for the deferred payments with APP
proved security, bearing Interest from DAY OF sale.
JAMES a. WALKER,
NILLIAN A. WADE,
e, Commits toner's,
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LtaNe
3:45 L. NJ 1910 A. 81 1000 t. n
Arrive at
Vest Point 5:55 r. NJ l45 7. 81 l:15AN

All trdlnS daily except SunfaN.
Passenger train connects at West Point on TIPS.
DAYS, THURSDAYS, and SATURDAYS Win
steamers 10 and from Bal imOre.
Train No "a cOnnecrs AZ Rurkey,lle with ~
folk AID Western railroad for FArDiYil,c, Lf.th.
burr, and all southwesier. points.
BurkeVille, BRAKES Branch. Bars sGl e. D,ti,. .
Greensboro Salisbury, Charlotte. Sp.rIaHbr-,'
Greenyllle, seneca I0ccoa, Lua, AID GAino.s .
connectingSl Atlanta Tor all points south aud Souts
west.
Train No. As Ohrough passenger stops At aps..
lions, connecting at Sutherlins N,h Milo, -,
Sutherhn Narrow-Gauge railroad FL Milton: !,
Salisbury with Western North Carolina RAILROAD T..
all poinis I'm Western Norlb Car0,lga: - Al, b.
for all points South and Southwest.
Train No. AZ Through pas enEer aud ma,II ..,rf
ut all stations. connecting al suthcrln's wl,u NIs
ana Sutheriin NarrOw-6auee railroad Tor N..rr.
at Atlanta for All points south ana >eutb, ..t. A.
Charlotte with Charlotte, Columbia ana A.g. =,
railroad for Columbia, Augusta saya-ltl. sal
Florida points.
Trains from the Sou'h arrive AT Richmond 3, Ia
T. NJ; ga? Z. M:l7:iS A. NJ sgd y Is r.l..s.t
from West Point Al 1913 A. VI. iPa-s.ustf. ..f-
p. NJ. and 1928 7. NJ tFreignf.l
PULLMAN-CAR SERVICE:
On Train No. 5O-Richmond 10 atlanta.
ON Train No: is-New York ana Atlanta "a
RichmOur, and Greensboro 70 Henry a..
Western North Carolina railroad.
ON Train No 42-MashlngtOn. Al q R.ciq.gf
and Danville, and Danyilie and Augu.ta,
BOn-Ar passenger trains leave Richmond f' E..5
4. NJ. and 6:35 Z: NJ; arrive al Bon Alra't..i 4.
NJ. and $3.50 Z. VI. arrive 1t COtiheli A. 1.I-
NJ and 7:llP ". Returning, leave Coa'r,Il AZ
TAI A. II. and 7:2s p NJ; Leave Bon ARA a.
81. aud 7:40 T.. NJ; arrive OF Richm M 4tk-3
NJ ana 8 Z. VI. All pa senRer trai IS eX .ept ttr
mail stop al Bon Air.
Tickets sold TO all points south. sostlsls., .ad
south west, aud baggage checked through.
No laY-over checks given Oh local tickets.
A. POPE,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent.
T. VI. r. TALCOTT. General Manager. tr-
DICHMOND AND LtGNANY
III RAILROAD.
TRAINS TO AND FROM RICHMOND AND
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RAILROAD LINES.
DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.
ELPHIA, RICH [fTff
l. MOND AND NORFOLK ssas<k1
STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
FOE PHILADELPHIA.


Steamer PIONEER, Captain PLATT, with pas.
al IL 81. Freight received TN fl:SO A. VI.
Steamer EVERMAN, Captain SMITH, with pas.
senger accommodations, will sail every FRIDAY
a. IL NJ. Freight received I'LL ! 1880 A. NJ.
Steamer FANlTA, Captain NELSON, WIN san
every SUNDAY at 5 A. NJ. Freight received Ill
Fare on passenger steamers (Tuesdays and Fri
days.. IS.
Steamers connect at Philadelphia for Fall river
For further information applyto
j. ". hCCARRfCK.
General Southern Agent, Rockets.
W. L. CLYDE Il co,
~ % General Managers. PHILADELPHIA.