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"AIderney Dniry wagons.' =,

Fresh Attorney Butter, churned every morn
ing ana delivered In - ID 'Ward" prints, soc.
per ID. Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk and
sweet milk, DC. per at. Cream 1bc. per pint.
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EDUCATIONAL.

CPENOERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE,. Linz
- coln Hall Building, cor. 9th and ID SITS. Day
and evening sessions for the education of sons aud
daughters, and men and women for self support
and real life. The branches taught are the Eng
llsh Language; Business Arithmetic; Spenceran
aud double entry, adapted to every variety OF
business; Business Practice, wholesale, retail and
banking, employing the methods OF accounts,
leading business houses; Physical and Vocal Gull
ture; Political Economy; Commercial Law; Bus-
ness Ethics. Special departments In Elocuton,
Photography and Drawing, in charge Of best
masters. College open August Is for the recep-
TUITION:
By the year, in monthly installments OF slO...f60
The quarter twelve 20
Year Scholarship for day or evening ..."...... SO
Evening tuiton three months.o....""..,......." l8
one month. 6
The new handsomely illustrated College An
nouncement, containing full information, sent
free upon application by mail or at the college
office. HENRY q. SPENCER, Principal.
SARA A, SPENCER. Vice-Principal my1
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-05-30

NEW YORK, May 29.-The stockholders
OF the Mutual Union Telegraph Company
to-day elected the following directors /:
John G. Moore, George f. Baker, George
William Ballou, Harris G.. Fahnstock,
Charles s. Peck. George II. Holt, George
C. Haven, jay Gould, George j. Gould,
George s. Scott, and Russell Sage.
a motion was made not long since in
the Supreme Court on behalf Of the Metro
politan Elevated Railway Company for
leave TO discontinue the payment Of costs
on the proceedings which were begun
about two years ago TO acquire title to a
portion OF the Jumel estate for the pur-
pose Of extending the road. To-day de-
cision was given granting the motion.
In the suit, which has been before the
courts for some time, brought by Agnes
Robertson Boucicault against Boucicault,
Judge Barrett, in the Supreme Court to-
day, rendered decision upon a motion as
to the plaintiffs allmony. He says there
was nothing, In his judgment, TO justify
the entire Withholding OF temporary ali
moDy, but he thought it ought to be re-
duced, leaving the question OF permanent
alimony 10 be determined upon trial. I'm
der the circumstances he thought that ali
mony peRdente lite at the rate OF 81, 800 per
annum would be reasonable. and would
meet the views Of the general term.
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Reforms i'm Russia.

ST. PETERSBURG, May 29.-The Car, de-
sirous 10 appease the people, has decided
to grant reforms. Two commissions will
be instituted to consider the question OF
central institutions and share in the Ad-
mnistration to be given to the people.
There is commission already sitting, I'M
der the presidency Of General Kachanofl,
to examine local institutions. General
Loris MelikoG Is placed as the supreme
head Of all three commissions. A manifesto
will shortly be issued stating that the Car
desires 10 celebrate his coronation by grant
ing the reforms, but that he is compelled
to postpone the ceremony for year be-
cause Of the impossibiity Of completing
the preparations earlier.
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Tornado I'm Massachusetts.

BOSTON, May 29.-A tornado passed over
Greenfield, Mass, last night. destroying
several thousand dollars worth OF property
and iniuring several persons severely. The
residences and barns OF John Thayer,
Charles :. Mead, &. Il. Scott, Henry san
derson, and others were partially wrecked.
\ man named Bemcnt was fatally hurt by
being buried under The ruins OF barn.
Charles Mead was also hurt. The storm
travelled in northeasterly direction, and
was accompanied by heavy hail. On it,
course through New Hampshire some dam
age was done.
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a Female Fraud.

New YORK, May ga SIM special from
Troy, y. y, says: A woman Of ladylike
appearance, good address, and exception
ally brilliant conversational powers, who
gave the name Of Florence \. Houston,
disappeared from this city yesterday, after
dipping and robbing the proprietress OF 4
fashionable clearinghouse and msuccess-
fully attempting TO borrow the sum OF an
alleged valuable bond. She claimed to be
the daughter OF the late Confederate Gene
raj Hood and the widow OF grandson Of
Samuel Houston, at one time Governor OF
Texas
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Southern Lutheran Synod.

CHARLOTTE, \. G., May 29.-The SOUTH
ern General synod OF the Lutheran Church
is in convention here.
During tO-day's deliberation 1t was de-
cided to send and support missionary in
India or Japan. II endorsed the Howard
University and the appointment OF DR.. But
Ter as its representative in said institution.
1t was agreed TO send TO and support CO.
lorcd young men who are to study for the
Lutheran ministry in said University. The
subject OF union or reunion with the GEN
cral synod North caused considerable de-
bate, and i as yet undecided.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
IN rur DISPATCH FROM ALL POINTS

"a .hineton News and Gcssip-The Dead
,oel I'm the House the struggle Censinues
the Rmics Amended 80 as to Pre'entD'ia
Ne,ions-The Democratic Members In Con-
,,r,pce-Governor Critsenden, OF Missouri
<,soda,ine with Frank James, the Out
,,v-Ncctipa ef the southern General Luz
,he,.n synod Destructive Tornado i'm Mas
.schu.etss-Corneiius Vanderbilt sister
c.u,csts His william Eminent Gene"io-
s,s, DADA brace OF Sharp swindiers-
,.rge Fire in Fredericksbnrs. Na.-The
Granting Reforms In Order TO Appcase
ttis Subjects.
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The Cotton aud wheat Crops.

New YORK, May 20.-Thc World has
special dispatches from New Orleans, Gal
weston, Memphis, and Mobile, which, il i
claimed, have been carefully prepared,
showing the present condition and pros
poets Of the cotton crop. The report sums
up a. follows: ii the season from the pres
cnt time until cotton-picking begins Is an
ordinary one the outlook is that there will
be a considerable increase in the amount Of
cotton grown i'm Alabama and Texas over
last year, and quite as much, nOtwithStand-
ing the overflow, in the States Of Arkansas,
Louisiana, and Mississippi. The reports
from the Atlantic coast and the northern
belt may not be expected TO be quite so
favorable a. those from the Gulf States,
but the whole situation at this time may be
regarded as promising. The yield is in
excess Of that OF the current season last
year, and approXimating no doubt the
largest ever raised.
The World also prints dispatches regard
ing prospects OF winter wheat. which re-
present that the comparatively gloomy out
look has changed greatly for the better.
The cold month OF May, injurious as IT I'M
doubleday was to much other vegetation,
did no harm 10 winter wheat. 1t gave il
vigOr without too rank a growth. The har-
vest has already begun in Texas, and the
yield Is excellent in quality and quantity.
In the northern states east Of the MlssiS,ip-
pi some fields suffered from winter killing,
but, rs has more recently appeared, not
nearly 10 the extent that was feared. There
wa. little or no increase in acreage. In
fact, it i probable the drought OF last au-
/ tumn caused some reduction Of area sOwn,
/ but At present there is little reason to doubt
/ that the Weld will be larger throughout
much Of the winter wheat section. II will
be ready for harvest in June, and even in
northern ATTITUDES i'm July.
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FREDERICKSBURG, Va, May 29.-J. ~.
Dunstonr paper-bag mandatory and
steam printing establishment, with all the
stock on hand, presses, and machinery,
were totally destroyed by fire last night.
The Catholic church building, adjoining,
sustained slight damage, and the parsonage
was burned to the ground. An iron safe
was overturned on Henry Beaner, break
his legs. The loss will exceed $4,000.
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fepeclal telcsrams 10 the Dispr

Especial kilograms TO the Dispatcb.l
NORFOLK, Va, May 29.-About noon to-
day an accidental fire broke out in the hard
ware and mill-supply store Of Mayer Il Co.,
on Water street, and the stock and build
ing was damaged TO the extent OF about
$4,000. Fully insured. The adjoining
buildings were also damaged.
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Presbyterian General Assembly.

ATLANTA. Ga, May 29.-The Presbyte
rian Assembly is engaged TO-DAY in closing
up the routine work Of the session, and j.
expected to adjourn tonight.
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SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.


Flour-We quote: Fine. s4Gs4.5O; extra
AZ. 75Ms7: superfine. S5.5OHs6 common SUI
nerfnc, s45OMs5: common family, s7.2oG
$50; choice family, sc.5Odse.5O
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Egyp1iau l0airs.

BERLIN, May 29.-All the Powers except
intervention in Egypt becoming necessary
for the maintenance Of the status quo II
should be made by the Sultan himself.
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Neros,.,,ur with an OUTLAW.

ST. Louis, May 29.-The Post DLSpdtch
publishes statement showing that Cover
nor Crittenden has been in negotiation
with Frank James for the past ten aays LOT
his surrender, and that the noted Outlaw
will &c psrdorcd within week.
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UOR NEW YORK.-The Old ~

EOR NEW YORK.-The Old .IFGk
II Dominion steamship Company ssnm46<szs
proposed sailing for the week following are:
OtD DOMINION, Captain WALLER, FRIDAY
MAY 2Gtl M 2 O'Clock L. VI. -
GiYANDOTTE, Captain KELLY SUNDAY
May 2eth. az l o'clock A. NJ.
ROANOKE, Captain CoUCB, TUESDAY, May
3Oth, at 9 O'Clock L. NJ
Freight received up 10 ] O'Clock =. NJ. for Fri
days and Tuesdays chips, and o'clock L. d. Tor
Sundays ship.
warCed with dispatch 20 all points north, sOuih'
east. and west; also % foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed
After-cabin fare TO New York INCLUDING meals
and BERTH. 80 rOund-triptickef.'tl ei rtsfaSe'
with stIb.i.tence. 81: without subsistence, 20.
Passengers leaving Richmond Monday Iuess
DAYS. wednesdays, and saturday, Wy ne kichmvnd
and Petersburg railroad ~ ! l.5O A. VI. VIII MAKE
connertion M Norfolk with steamer leaving those
DAYS cabin fare. $1,000. Tickets o. De bad al
the Kichm0nd and Petersburg depot and a. W.
Gnrbers. / 900 Main street.
For freight pr passage. apply 20
CFORGE ". ALLEN CO., Agents.
rvoa Comuany's Wharf, Rockets.
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LOUISVILLE

LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE. May 29.-Proylsions quiet Mess
nork. s2O25 Observation-Disclosures, $500;
clear rib, :lI.25; clear sides sii:eo; bac ,-
sI25O Hams-Sug tl4.7of9Fl9. Leii
lard. slI.5O. Flour steady and unchanged extra
Ter. choice TO fircy. s6.50@s7.25. Grain quiet
anu "'i'"''''''' CINCINNATI
s1ScISyATr, May 2g.-FIour dull fancy,
se50@S72$S3' N Whe.t 1lSe. ul No. corn s dull and
ln,.oy No mixed. 76Ac. spot, 76sc May. 73AD
55Ic. June. 754c. bid July, 76T hid August, &c:
asked September &c pa 9e.9D 77c on sr, a da
S Sps az pork dull al 1919. Bulk-meatsg quiet
Shoulder. ss.37S; clear rib, sll;l5. Bacon
easier shouiders, pas; liza, eiehr a. A." sugar
quiet aud firm; harris, l05@llc.; New ories ans
3T@sAc. Hogs active and hrm common , a1a
IIght. f0HsS; packing ana butchers sf'V"'
tS25 No market Tomorrow"
ST. LOUIS.
CT IorIs. May 29.-Flour dull for low grades (;
hiyh grades lrrner. Wheat lower ana weak nut
fairly active No. red fall, 274 cash W. ~;
Nav. 81 2OL June, fl.2ek July, $50 Aufu-,
= shaae better: 72k@73Ne. cash and june, 7ota
Tie. August. Oats higher for cash and May 2ther
months lower; 5oc cash, 5ose. May; 4se. y prt
dali $3.50 I'd May Bulk meats steady and
narh,nyed Baeon Tower: shoulders. eel ~
short rib, ~ LOO; short clear SLED Laru duh
small lots, lie.
BALTIMORE LIVESTOCK MARkEI'
BALrIxoRE, May 29.-Beef cat,le-Markes
slow hat prices fully e. higher; very best, se.
6rst qualify, 74a &c.; medium, tt9 o'a uii
nv, 4G5lc.; most OF sales were from - W ~,
receipts. SAT head ale,, 2s neIa reeeiptS
head quotations, 1Q@ Ike. The receipt Ii s,'e
and lamb were 5.sle head; quotations-siieep'
S,S.c., .A-a.s, O@'se'
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Cornelius VanderbiIt's VIII Contested.

NEW YORK, May 29.-The will OF the late
Cornelius j. Vanderbilt, who committed
suicide at Glenham a short time ago, il be-
ing contested by his sister, Mrs. Mary \.
LeBau Berger. He left IN estate valued at
$50. 900. not one penny Of which went 10
any person hy the name Of Vanderbilt. He
bequeathed $4,000 TO his friend George
y. Terry. and sums OF money 10 other
friends, giving 81 900 TO each OF his sisters
to purchase some articles in remembrance
OF him. Mrs. Berger, in contesting the
will, alleges that Cornelius, at the time the
will was executed, was a resident OF Con-
necticut, where all his real estate was stu
ated; that the writing was not his last will I;
that its execution was not his voluntary act.
and that he was not OF sound mind at the
time he signed IL. She alleges that the doc
ument was procured by fraud practced on
Cornelius by Terry and others; that the
testatOr suffered from epilertic MS Tor
years. and was weak mentally and easily
influenced; that Terry attached himself TO
Cornelius III the hope Of getting his money !;
also, that the testator never would have
executed such n will but for undue innll-
ence. she saws she was under consldera-
BILE expense in assisting Cornelius TO con-
test his fathers will, and that he promised
she would be no loser by assisting him.
The case has been put on the calendar oil
the Surrogate's for the 9th November
next. No other objection, have yet been
filed
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CITY OF RICHMOND OR ARIEL.
Carving United sIa.es malID

carrying United states mallJ
Y. e. CLIFFORD. Commander.
leaves Richmond every TUESDAY, THURSDAY,
and SATURDAY az 4. NJ for abOyc-namcc
places connecting at Old Point with The Bay Line
for Baltimore and The North. Returning. the
steamer leaves Norfolk ~ Is 4. VI and old Point
at 7:lj 4. NJ. arriving ~ Richmond at about 4
L. VI.
Through tickets on sale Oh steamer and a. Gar,
ber's Agency 1000 Main street. Baggage checked
through.
SPECIALLY Low RATES TO SOCIETIES, &c.
sTATEROOMs CAN BE ENGAGED FOR DAY
OR NIGHT.
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RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
MONDAY, May 20, 1882.
stock Exchange closed to-day-Whit-Monda
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old DOMINION STEAMSHIP Il ff-5,
~ COMPANY. --szssss -


This company viii dispatch one ~ iheirsplcncId
steamerS-CU IANDOTIE. KOANOkE. MAN
HAITIAN. Old DOMINION, WbANOlNE, ana
KICIlMOND-ENE TUESDAY. FRIDAY. and
SUNDAY. fFor hours 81 sailing zee advertise
ment below. ~ ,,.
steamers leave New ork TUESDAYS TIL Rs
DAYS. and SATURDAYS 40 +. VI. from li,f
20 new numbcrl North river, foot " Beach
street.
They have splendid saloons, state-room-, ano
bathrooms.
The fare, accommodations, and attentions ar,
un surpasscd.
After-cabin fare 20 New YORK NnciunlnR meals
and bertbl SO; round-tiip tickets SIS Storage,
with subsistence. 81; without subsistence, 80.
Frcights for points beyond New Ork forwarded
with Dispatch and no charge made except actual
expenses incurred.
freight received until 9 O'Clock r. VI. daily.
For further information. apply Ia
GEORGE ", ALLEN 4 Co, Agents,
myl7 Office Company's wharyes. Rockets.
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON ExCHANG

RICHMOND, May 20, 1882.
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT.-Red. $50 bushels.
CORS.-White, 1890 bushels. Mixed, 1900
bushels.
OAIS.-700 bushels.
BLACK PEAs.-30 bushels-re-exhibited.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
CoRN-White, 500 bushels prime western at
coke: 32 bushels prime Virginia at y5c.
COTTON.-Tone steady. Receipts, D bales snip
ments. IA bales. Quotations: Middling. ll5c.;
low middling. / s@11bc.; good ordinary lON@
lOhc.; ordinary, S.Qsic.
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Obituary,

LONDON, May 29.-ColoneI Joseph Lem
uel Chester, American genealogist, Is dead.
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no BALTIMORE FOR $3.50.
TIE YORK-BlvER LINE.
PAs-EAGtR ROUTE
To BAL TlMORE AND ALL POINTS NORTH
RESUMPTION OF PASsENGER SERVICE,
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY
on AND AFTER MONDAY. MAY -. 1852, by
TRAINS LEAVING RICHMOND AND DAN
VILE DEPOT. VIRGINIA STREET,
AT 2:s5 T.. VI.

Commencing MONDAY. May 9TH, thc iirsl-class
passenger steamer LOT Isl and IiANAN resume
service daily except sunday ana one 81 shcm VIII
leave Wc.t Point on arrival of = Richmond train
AT 2 l.. W., arriving IN Baltimore az 1880 4. VI,
and connecting with al trains uOrhward.
10
siate-Rooms and BcrEs secured On application
from steamers cabin plans.
FOR Tickets. Time-C ards, and all informatio
call on \. M.GARBfR co. The Ticket Agent
at the Richmond and Dan,iilc depot or he under
signed. \ .Ipff'
General Passenger and Ticket Agent.
my 10 No. Tenth street.
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nv Telegraph.

NEW YORK AND BALTIMORE.
Yesterday being Whit-Monday, the New York
and Baltimore Exchanges were closed. The same
will lie tie ease to-day-Decoration-day.
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Leave
Rlchmo'dl 2:iJ l.. NJ. C:lJ A. ".
Arrive at
W'tPoint 500 L. N.liO:05 4. ~
7:I0 T.. VI
tNs1G Il NJ

Passenger tram connects NJ West Point daily
except sunday with steamers for Baltimore and
the North.
Freight trains leaving Richmond. at-6:l5 A. VI.
and 7:lO l.. VI. will have passengor-coaches at
,achCd.
Train No. IA connects at Burkoyillc with NOi-
folk and Western railroad for farmyille, Lyncl-
burg, and all southwestern points.
Train No. 30 Through passenger stops at all sta
lions. conncctsg AZ Sutherln's with Milton aud
cutherin NarrOw-tiaugc railroad for Milton; nj
Salisbury with Western North Carolina railroad
Tor all points In Western North Caroiiua; at At
anta for all points south and southwest.
Train No 81 Through pass niger aud maii stops
at all stations, connecting ai Suiherlin's with NIL
ton and -uiherlin Narrow-Gaugo railroad for
Milton; at Atlanta for all points south and south
west; al Charlotte with Charlotte, Columbia and
Augusta railroad for Columbia, Augusta, Sayar-
nah. aud Florida points
Trains from the south arrive AZ Richmond at
i:30 L. VI, 100 \. VI, and 1906 =. W. aud from
Wet Pointat 1910 \. VI. Passenger, and3 \. VI.
and 2:lO L. VI lFnigiltD
EAA Alp l. AAALNLLE .EnNIlI
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FI,EIl.llT.

FREIGHT.
Freight received daily for Norfolk. Portsmouth.
Smlthneld. and Hampton; Washington, v. Z. .
Newbcrn, Washington. and TarbOrO', y. G., and
an points iu Eastern North Carolina; also. Tor
Eastern shore Of rginia. OH Point. aud al fogu-
Jar landings on james river, II Low - I Il IL
and through bills issi. cd. l.. u. TATtM,
NV ~ superintendent.
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Georgia swiudIer on Ills Travels.

New YORK, May pa well-dressed
man, evidently southerner, representing
himself as connected with the firm OF james
G.. Bailie X Sons, Of Augusta, has been
swindling parties in this city and Boston
out OF small sums OF money. In Boston he
imposed upon confiding firm, TO whom ne
represented himself as w. I. Richards, Dr.,
OF the firm Of W. T. Richards q Son, OF
Augusta, Ga. With the affairs oil TINS nrm
he seemed TO be equally conversant, and
talked yolubly Of purchases that has been
made by Richards a. Son OF Boston house
and It's New York branch. when ques-
toned regarding him w. i. Richards son
replied by telegraph: "There is no such
person as w. T. Richards. Jr.; ne Is
fraud" In recent letter received 10y mr..
Woodruff. of Thomas Leeming q Co., the
Messrs. Battle state that they have no know
ledge Of who the swindler is unless II Is
young man from Thompson, ga, named
Tate, who recently came north on MS we'd
ding tour and ostensibly TO purchase some
goods for store that he was about 10 open.
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.

DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.
VIRGINIA sTEAMBOATe9yspaj
COAfPANN'S Isf&s.ssas2k.
JAMES RIVER LINE FOR
OLD POINT COMFORT, NORFOLK. PORTS
MOUTH. AND JAAfES-RIVER LANDINGS.
DIRECT: CONNECTS At Old POINT
SAME AFTERNOON
FOR
BAL TIMORE AND THE NORTH.
ALSO. CONNECTS At NORFOLK WITH
STEAMERS FOR HAMPTON, sMlTiFlELD,
AND EASTERN SHORE OF VIRGINIA.
ONLY ROUTE WITHOUT TRANSFER. AND
ARRIVES AT Old POINT SEVERAL
HOURS AHEAD or ANY OTHER ROUTE.
JAMES RIVER BY DAYLIGHT.
CHEAPEST ROUTE.
GREATLY REDUCED RATES.
FARE TO NORFOLK, $3.50.
FARE ROUND TRIP, $3.50.
MEALS, 75c.
ALL TICKETS UNLIMITED.
one Of the Company spacious and elegant
steamers
CITY OF RICHMOND on ARIEL.
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All regular passenger trains st0p at Bon Air
PULLMAN-CAR SERVICE
ON Train 0O-Ncw GoTk and Atlanta TIA Mash-
ington aud DanYillc.
ON Train 52-i,ichmond and DanVilic. and
Charlotte and Charleston.
Tickets sold % al points south, southeast, an d
southwest, and baggage checked Borough.
No lay-oyer checks given IN local tickets.
4. POPE,
General Pass niger and Ticket Agent.
I. VI. II. TALGOTT. Gtnpral Manager my 20
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YORK-RlyER LINE.

Passenger Freight dai-l Freight daily
daily. iycN. Sund'yl ex. sunday.
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NOR BALTIMORE. 80
PHILADELPHIA, RICH 4fEfN
MOND AND NORFOLK
STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

Amounted sailing days: Every TIhsDAf ana
FRIDAY at II ~, aud every SUNDAY al o
A. VI. ,,-.,,... .,,,,,,,s re-
celyed I'm lI3O A. VI; for sandays' steamer u y
q p. M. saturday. Freight received daiI) WI .
4. VI.
steamers connect a, Philadelphia for Fat n'ef
and tbs East. .t.,
TUT iu' "'0' j. W. MCCAKRICK,
General southern Agent once Rockets.
W. Y. CLYDE q co,
ian General Agents.
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sunday excursion train between Richmond and
.eottssille aud intermediate stations leaves Elch-
mona AT $50 A. NJ. Returning. arrives at Rich
mOnd at l.. VI.
sleeper attached 10 night express for Lynclbcrs.
Trains marked dally except sunday.
CONNECTIONS.
AT Richmond with associated railways FOR all
po,ats In the south, aud Richmond, Fr,dericksburs
ana Potomac railroad for all points north.
Al Iynehburg With Virginia Midland railroad
and Norfolk aud Western railroad Tor All p"'hss
south aud southwest. - a..
leans and Memphis.
Tast freight uia sirasburg daily 10 Chicago and
all points IN the West.
wv N BIS. BARBOUR,
rx7 Richmond Va
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-03-21

NOBEL LOVE LET1 Err Hare. young
ladies'. is a model love letter. Editar Rams
dell OF The. Washington Ga=6te OfFeted S.
for the best written letter accepting an offer
OF n"arr'ags.i Gertrude Nelson poockcted the
half eagle by this efusion:
Ny Dear Donald = Fresh with the breath
OF the morning came yonr loving missive. |
have turned over every leaf of my heart du>
ring the day. and on each page I find the
same written. namely. gratitude for the love
OF noble man. humility in fading myself
'a object. and ambition to render myseIf
worthy OF that which you Offer. 1 will try.
Yours heDceforth.