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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-10-15
LITTLE CHANGE.

No Important Features Of the Chicago
Markets Yesterday.
CORN MAINTAINS IT'S PLACE,
And Prices Stiffen as the Week Takes
Its Flight.
PROVISIONS FIRM AND SCARCE.
A Few Interesting Incidents OF the
Days Trading.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-10-15
DEEDS
FOR
Local improvements,
November Is, 1882,
WILL BE
The Last Day for Re
'lemption.
COMPTROLLER OFFICE, CRY HALL,
ST. PAUL, MIMI, October IA, 1852.

To the owners of real estate, holders of 'City
Treasurer's Certificates of Sale,'' and to all
other interested parties.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-01-28
Striking Beer.
THE REMARKABLE FLOW FROM FRANKLIN
OF, wELIs--A BREWERS SURPRISE.
nnrricl |

THE REMARKABLE FLOW FROM FRANKLIN
OF. wEII-A BREWERS SURPRISE.
[From ts,c OIL City Derrick
ANY one familiar with the heavy OIL de-
ycIopments knows that a goodly part oi
the drilling Is done on the hill known IL
the Point near franklin IL rises from
the bank of French creek in very abrupt
manner. Philip CHEESEMAN'S brewery Is
situated at the foot Of South Park street.
on the west side OF the creek. His beer
vault Is OH the othes side. 1t + an immense
vault. blasted out OF the solid rock, and
penetrafes into the hillside nearly 100 feet
In this are stored large quantities OF lager
beer. The casks THAI hold the beer contain
on an average about ten barrels each. One
cask in the rear end Of the vault IS USED a'
a supply cask. All the others are connect
ed with this one by pines, and the supply
cask being sunken, is always kept iull OIL
beer. The hill at this place is so steep thai
il cannot be assembled.
Above this vault. on the hilltop, Rial d
Son own lease. They drilled IA number
of wells on their lease, and they were all
profitable. Some time ago they located
No. directly over this beer vault. The
rig was built, and things ran along IN The
usual manner for about week. When
they had reached depth Of 400 feet, 2Ol
feet less than where they usually hnd Inc
sand, the drill struck a crevice and dropped
away several feet. The tools were with
drawn from the hole aud the bailer run.
IL came up seemingly full OF oil. Bail a.
they would, they could not exhaust the
supply. They decided TO tube the WELL
and were ordered TO do 80 by Mr. Rial.
The next day the well was tubcd without
being shot. They commenced to pump ii,
and threw the fluid ont at a great rate
Noticing something queer about the oil,
one OF the men tasted it. He found it 81
good that he put his lips TO the pipe and
took long gulps OF the delicious stun. First
one and then another drank. They became
what is known rs drunk. The owners
visited the well, drank. and were overcome
Operators came 10 see it, drank, and were
overcome. The people OF the town who
heard Of it went up the hill, drank, and
were overcome.
Little by little they came TO realize what
they had been drinking. One man Wa'
found in the crowd who had tasted beef
before. He affirmed that il was beer. but
they laughed at him. How would this
Zip Van Wrinkle elixir get into the bowels
of the earth? At last they decided to call
in undoubtcd authority on the beer queS'
ton, and sent for Philip Gro>sman. Gross
man came. He tasted it once. twice, and
then he tore his hair. lis it beer :" they
asked. Beer: Yes; it'smein Ownmake
Mein Colt in Himmel. your are pumping
mein beer vault dry" Such was the fact,
and the way that well was shut down was
a caution. They visited the vault and
found it to be so. Three OF the large casks
Vcr4pmDfV,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-01-28
After the Panic.

LOND0N, January 26.-The Paris Corpo-
ration OF Licensed Brokers has taken mea-
sIlres whereby a satisfactory settlement OF
transactions between its members and the
public is absolutely assured. The amount
OF bullion withdrawn from the Bank of
England on balance was G161, 900. all of
which was for shipment TO Paris. Paris
adyices quoted 3 per cent. rentes at 81. Ace.
for the account. The bullion in the Bank
OF England has decreased e149,000 during
the past week. Egmont Ehrlich. stock
broker OF London, has failed. His differ
ences are considerable, principally in for-
eign securities. More failures are expect
ed. The Standards correspondent at
Rome says: "Various associations refuse
to receive the Journals recently sold to
French spectators, although they sacrifice
"a years subscription by so doing.r The
amount OF specie in the Imperial Bank Of
Germany has increased 1862, 900 marks
since the last report.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-01-28

Briefs.-The repairs to the Jamcs-Riyer
Free bridge in the way Of new flooring,
&c. arc progressing at the most satisfac"
tory rate, and the bridge l. expected to be
in order for general travel some time early
next week. Foot-travel has not yet been
INSTRUCTED.
Julien Harrison, inspector at Shockoe
warehouse, whose funeral occurred in
Richmond yesterday evening, had many
friends in this city who sincerely lament
his demise. His affablity and capacity TO
attach friends was not surpassed.
The OuiIlpen Socials Of the Third
Ward contemplate q grand ball and So
cial reunion at an early day.
Considerable quantities Of loose tobacco
continue to pass daily through this city,
bound for Richmond, from the counties
bordering on this city.
The tradesmen OF this city are supplying
themselves with valentines preparatory to
the l4th Of February. Some are OF rare
design and costly in price.
Many Of the Petersburg cars which pass
by the city for the South daily are loaded
with mules. These animals are mostly
bound for North and South Carolina, and
come from Ohio and Kentucky. They are
shipped from Richmond.
The efficacy Of vaccination has been fully
tested i'm Manchester, since no case OF
smallpox has made its appearance here
for six weeks.
Captain ID. NJ. Goode. chairman OF Board
Of supervisors OF Chesterfield county,
spent two days visiting his friends
i'm our city. and expressed himself as
bcinc assured of the rapid declincOf small
box in Chesterfield, all OF which be attri-
butes 10 the thorough and prompt mea-
sures taken by the Board Of Supervisors.
Mr.. Woody, an old and faithful watch
man Of the Petersburg Railroad Company,
was reported as being IN e1treIniS yester-
day at his home in this city.
Judge 5. Bassett French, Of the Hastings
of this city. is highly endorsed by the bar
Of our city for high position in the judi
cial line, regardless Of party affiliations.
The bill amending the charter OF the city
Of Manchester proposes, amongst other
changes. the election OF the School Board
by the people.
The volume Of water in James river Is
decreasing daily. Some Of the well-known
dock and island points are beginning to
make their appearance.
There are but three Hebrew residents in
Manchester, though hundreds OF that ma
tionality have business connection there
with.
Rev. DR.. Scott, of Richmond, preached
in the Presbyterian church Of this city last
night to full congregation.
William Woody and John &. Spangen-
burg, well-known citizens, are confined to
their homes by serious indispoSition.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-01-28

hear the fall Of chilling rains
Through drcary winter on tiie pahes,
And never see the flowers
rnsprjnping through the icy SHOW,
And fall 10 wondering " God knows
The pain OF these dark hours
The winter passes. and the sprlng
Is musical with birds which bring
strange sadness in their song;
And sitting here from day TO day
I only find these words 10 say:
"Ifow long, o Lord, how long
The years drag on Through solemn ewes
watch the falling autumn leaves
DroD r1istlng ut ms feet.
The tender building trees OF spring
such softcncd feelings never Dilhg'
With Death come thoughts more sweet
The crimson splendour In the west
Bears all my longing on It's breast
To Law at Jesus throne.
The days pass one by one that day
Which bears my SORROW all away
never yet have knownF - IL -
RICHMOND. VA.
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Circumyenring u Virginia Law 10 Get
Married.

a Young lady and gentleman Of this city
were engaged 10 be married, and this week
the time arrived which was fixed for the
marriage, bui when the groom applied AT
the clerks Office for the alarIiage-iicense he
found that, n the young lady was under
twenty-one years 81 age, The consent Of her
father was necessary, and here arose a diff
Guilty, for her father was In Savannah,
Georgia, and could mol get here In time.
But necessity il the mother Of invention,
and Judge Hill, OF the Hastings Court, was
appealed TO 10 open his court for the pur-
pose OF permitting the young lady 10 choose
q guardian. Judge Hill was accommodating.
and MIR. Richard l.. Herbert was selected
by the young lady and qualified as her
guardian, after which he gave his consent
Tor the clerk 10 issue the necessary license.
There was no objection Oh the part OF the
brides father TO the MATCH Portsmouth
Enterprise.
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A Guiteau sympatbixer BADLY Beaten.

DETROIT. January 2G.--At the Opera
House last night, when the result OF the
Guitcau trial was announced, the audience
at once broke into loud applause. In the
midst OF the noise a hiss from the gallery
was heard A special officer discovered the
man who was Kissing and advised him 10
desist. This attracted attention 10 him. and
before the officer could get him out OF the
theatre crowd Of men and boys near by
pitched upon the offender. Thefellow was
badly cut and bruised by his assailaDts, and
was removed with great difficulty.
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COURT ORDERS.
DLANTERS NATIONAL BANK
rs.
LYNE'S CTRATORS AND AIS.

The following Is an extract from the decree en-
tered hy the Chancery Court Of the city OF Rich
mOnd on the 9Th day of January, 1857, IN TINS
cause:
THE Court doth adludge, order, aud decree that
this cause be referred Ia one OF the
of this court. who Is Instructed 10 take an account
Of all the real and personal estate Aforesaid ~ Ro-
bert B. LIME. deceased, aud 10 take an account of
all the debts aud liabilities OF the said Robert r..
LYME. deceased, unsettled aud outstanding, which
account shall show the order OF priority Of such
debts and liabilities. and what rate Of Interest they
bear. and whether secured bv mortgage or deed of
trust up0n the re8l estate OF the said Robert h.
Iyne, and II so secured. then said account shall
show and distinguish what debts are 80 secured
aud upon what pieces or parcels of real estate.
Aud the account of the real estate OF tie said sO-
bert Il. Lyme, hcrcinbetorc ordered % DC taken,
shall show the value of each piece Of said real
estate, SIS dimensions and location. and also the
net annual yalue Of said real estate and said COM
missioner shall inquire and report whether. after
the application Of the personal estate OF Robert H.
| Lyme. deceased u the payment OF his debts and
liabilities. the net annual income OF his real estate
will pay on and discharge his remaining indebted
ness within i've years; and the said commissioner
shall further inquire aud repor. whether ID will be
necessary, IN order To pay off the debts and iabli-
ties of Robert b. Lyne, deceased that any part of
said real estate should he sold, and II So what part
/ Of said real estate should be- 50 sold.
And the Court doth further adjudge, order, and
decree that in taking the accounts aud making tio
/ Inquiries and report hcrcinhcfore ordered that
said commissioner shall report any matter deemed
pertinent by himself or which any party interested
may require him u report
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-01-28

Nathan Peck, eighty years old, president
al the Merchants National Bank. New
Haven, Conn, and q prominent citizen,
died on Thursday afternoon OF Injuries re-
ceiyed by being run over by team over
week ago.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-01-28
by J. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctionecr,
ll13 Main street.


COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A MOST
~ DESIRABLE AND CENTRALLY LOCATED
FiGIJTU STREET, BETWEEN MARSHALL
AND CLAY sTREETs-lRON yEHANDA,
BRICK STABLE, AND CARRiAGE-iIOtsE.-
nv virtue of u decree Of the Richmond Chanccry
Court In the suit Of Freeman rs. EachO and ois.,
entered March ~, 1881. and upon the terms Of
three deeds Of trust therein mentioned VIC. as spe-
cial COMMIT ssloners therein appointed, VIII sell at
public auction. on
TUESDAY, JANUARY 81, 1882,
NJ 430 T. NJ the above valuable RESIDENCE
AND GROUNDS, described In The above separate
deeds as all that property, with Improvements
street between Clay and Marshall streets. 80 feet
q inches more or less. running back between par
acl lines 100 feet to an alley 10 feet wide, and
bounded on the south by wide. well-payed alley
This property win Dc recognized NJ once as being
DESIRABLE FlRST-CLASS RESIDENCE, rs
centrally located ~ desired, aud with all the con-
yeniences aud comforts 10 De found I'm such a resi-
seldom such property is sold a, auction, and par
ties desiring such should not fall To attend as the
TERMS: Cash. J. l.. APPERSON.
LEROY f.. BROWN,
Commissioners.
j. THOMPSON Brown. AuctlOnccr. ia 20
II l. confidently expected that at the hour of sale
the terms will be made easter for the purchasers
GALE OF THE LIBRARY OF THE
- LATE DIR. FREDERICK MARX.-As admin
strator of Dr. Frederick Marx. deceased, will sell
at the Shcrif's Office over 1907 Main street on
TUESDAY, JANUARY 3i.1Ss2'
commencing at O'Clock, the ENIlKE NJ
WELL-SEIECrED LIBRARY OF the iate pr.
Marx, containing over 1000 volumes; cnpraclnR
many rare and valuable medicaland miscellaneous
publications. -, e,...-
Catalogues can be had by application at the sher-
ir's Office. nm ,,
The Library will be ready for exhi9 3itI9 on
JNSIrAI 30. lSS2. JOHN W. WRIGHT,
sheriff and Administrator DIR. FREDERICK Marx
il 10
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COMMISSIONERS oyflcE,l

The PARTIES interested are hereby notified that
have liked on MONDAY the 18Th OF February,
1852 at o'clock NJ, as the time. and my office, on
Eleventh street between Main and Bank Streets As
the place, 10 execute the foregoing decree.
THOMAS }. EVANS, Commissioner.
CANNON & COURTNEY, ~. n. u li-saiw
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RICHMOND BAZAAR, &
Nos. 1888 AND I44o FRANKLIN srhkkr-
THIS DAY
at 10 o'clock we will sell ret's''
EXCELLENT ANIMALS
,.,,,s,' ~, mended rs really first
class FOR city and farm purpose -,
SIX GOOD FARM-MULEs, young """
tnoke. - Ill ~ ,,rro
One ALDERNEY BULL, thrre year o'o- w P"ie
stock well developed and faui''ers'
PREVIOUS TO WHICH
we will offer variety OF
NEW AND SECONDHAND NEliitLhS'
JOHN u. DAVIS Propretor,
r. X. COOK. Auctionecr. "-o
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7l5AM 735AM s-oP.N.

Close connection made 90 Richmond tu 80 u'.U'.
north and south ri0 Richmond. J. % d.r,ce- lt
and Potomac. Richmond aut DIniiiH. 'ui l...-
moud and Pct,r,lur- railroads. .uU 100 J. -.'...
with Norfolk and Western au4 Ir-.H.l NiI..'
railroads.
For other information apply ~ NJ l.f f
llO7 Bank ,tuct. u. =. fAl,bI DE-
General Freight aut Ticket .i.
nEr ATE ANIIII. lNuDrLl ll----I--. - -
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HORSES. MILES. Ac.
MULES AND HORSES.

MULES AND HORSES. Gl
have opened WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
STABLES at No, 1888 Franklin street, Fitch
mond, Va, where will keep good supply OF
MULES and HORSES always on hand. My sales
man, Mr.. JoHN VI. PACE, will do all IN hts power
tn give each and AL fair and square dealing. Any
person not finding what they want IN my stables
can address me- care 26 east Fifth street. Cincin-
natl, Ohio, which Is my headquarters Tor having,
and NJ do not fll the order o. suit Them, both In
quality aud price they need no. take the stock.
Everything guaranteed Ia be just rs represented.
Mr. Peter Pauls extensive business In the mule
and horse line is just opposite mine. -
de lO-3mE GEORGE II. BENNETT.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-01-28

TRUSTEES SALE or \ VALUABLE
/ FARM IN THE COUNTY OF NEW KENT,
ON THE CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAIL
ROAD. ABOUT TWENTY MILES FROM RICH
NOND.-By virtue Of a decd of trust from O.. :.
Ayrcr and wife, dated on the lst of January. 1850.
and OF record In the clerks Office of the County
Court of New Kent, shall offer for sale al public
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-01-28
VIRGINIA STEAMBOATSfrfIisI
COMPANY'S
JAMES RIVER LINE FOR
NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH, AND JAMES
RIVER LANDINGS. DIRECT CONNECT
ING At PORTSMOUTH
FOR
BALTIMORE And THE NORTH, OLD POINT
COIFORT. sMITIlFlELD. AND
HAMPTON VA.
GREATLY REDUCED RATES.
FARE TO NORFOLK. S1.59.
FARE ROUND TRIP, $3.50.
TICKETS UNLIMITED.
THE SPACIOUS AND ELEGANT STEAMER
ARIEL.

FREIGHT.
Freight received daily for Norfolk Portsmouth.
Smthfeld. and Hampton; Washington. ID. e.;
Newbern. Washington, aud IarhurO', y. C.. and
an points I'm Eastern North Carolina: also. for
Eastern shore Of Virginia. Old Point. and 1il rcgu-
lar landings on James river, at LOWEST RATES.
and through bills issued. l.. B. TATlM,
oc 20 superintendent
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FREDEklCk>Bl re-
IL AND POTOMAC RAILROAD

THROUGH AIL-RAIL FAST-tGLlnNl ~
10 AND FROM EAI TIMORE, PHI ADfl-
PuIA, NEW NORN, AND EASTERN
AND WESTERN CITIES.
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AUCTuON sALEs-..rusure Days.
by Quarics & McCnrdy,
Successors to Robert u. Lynch
Real Estate Agents, Brokers, and Auctionecfs
1912 Main street.

(suceessors to Robert u. Lynch
Real Estate Agents, Brokers, and Aucuoners'
1919 Main street.
TRUSTEES SALE OF THAT LARGE
Il DETACHED BRICK DWELLING, NO 4 4 g.
ON NINTH STREET BEYOND VI slkEEi'
FRENCH GARDEN HILL, AT PUBLIC Az
TION.-In execution u certain deeu " . ag7
and recorded I'm the clerks Office Of Richmond
Chsncery Court, ID. u. Ill H., page 3oV, o. the
undersigned n trustees, being required 80 70 uo pH
the holder of the note thereby secufcd' W. wiz
offer for sale. upon The premises on
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1882,
at A. O'Clock T.. NJ. the PROPERTY above men,
toned. The house contains about e'gnt fo1hls ,,d
the usual conyenicnces- and l. supstaIeial n,'a
well built and IS in good order. The loI mas a
front of 80 feet on the cnst line on MINI s'rvs.
and runs back between parallel lines l3o lot. IN
view Of the proximity Of the large nlhcIlie noIhs
now i'm this nelghbOrho0d>a and those being no"
erected by Mes.rs. W. r.. Tanner Coz tnls pro-
perry should command the attention OF uiosc
soetlng good investment or CONVENIENT noi,l'' a.
tlds portion of our city Is certain 20 he greatly en-
HANGED In value. .,
of note Of 5000, with Interest from Isl yalu-
arg, 1882, tn paid; balance upon men Terms a.
HENRY q. CANNON,
QUARLEs & MCCURDY. Auctionecrs. jas
BY Jas. Macdouga, Auctioneer'
DOSJTIyE SALE OF A LARGE AS
i SEDIMENT OF CROCKERY Az AUG
1ION.-On
MONDAY, JANUARY BOTH,
at 10Y O'Clock, will sell at my wareroomS, with
IL crates Of above goods, embracing WHITE
GRANITE. G. G. YELLOW, and ROCkING-
HAM WARE, such rs ten and TOILET
SETS. CUPS and SAUCERS, BOWLS,
DISHES. PLATES. MUGS, CHAMBERS,
BASINS and PITCHERS. SPITTOONe. BA-
KERS, &c, &C.; to which the attention OF
dealers generally Is requested. o,.,.,r
jh2s Anctioneer.
HIGH-CONSTABLE'S SALE OF FUR
III NITURE. SEWING-MACHINE, LAW
BOOKS. SILVER W II. BARBER'S Gil AlR>.
BUTTER, &C, &C.-lwill sell ut public auction on
MONDAY, JANUARY 30, 1852,
at l05 O'Clock 4. NJ, at my Office 1906 FranhIln
street. the follow Ing property 10 satisfy sunufy
wr1ts In my hands,
BTREAUs WARDROBES.
DRESS NG-CASfS. LOT NtiES,
WASHSTANDS, BEDSTEADS, TABLES,
MATING, CURTAINS. MlRRORS,
PICTURES, | dozen TOW Els. CHAIRS,
HEATING-STONE.
! SEWING-MACflINE,
2 BARRIERS ClIAllS,
2 packages COUNTRY BUTTER labout iuty
pounds cach). ....~,..
DOTBLE-CASE SlLNER-WAltH.
TTRNS: Cash. T.. HOLIINGER.
In 81 II. G. {. Il
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ILADELPHIA, RICH = ssFe>
<Hszssksssss
MOND AND NORFOLK
STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

Steamers Of this line will sail every TUESDAY
and FRIDAY at Il W.. and every SUNDAY 40
4. VI.
Freight for Tuesdays and Fridays steamers ro
cciyed tin 1870 4. NJ: for sundays steamer an
3 =. NJ saturday. Freight received daily iii
L. VI.
Fare. IS.
steamers connect at Philadelphia for Fan river
and the Fast.
For further information. apply 90 .-
j. ". MCC tRRICk,
General southern Agent.
". I. CLYDE & CO..
nO3O General Managers.
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BY George T.. Crawford
Real Estate Agent and Auctioncer'
No. 1908 Bank street.
WRECK OF TIE IRON PROPELLER
w WEST POINT AT PUBLIC AUCTION.

on TUESDAY, JANUARY 81, 1850.
nj II o'clock noon. viii sell by public auction,
for account of whom II may concern, the WIttl h
OF TIE IRON STEAMER WEST POINT with
BOILERS. MACHINERY. and ALL HER RE-
NAMING OUTFIT; sale 10 take place ~ the
point where She now lie on the beach, about TWO
miles above West Point Va.
Persons desiring 10 attend the sale can leave
Baltimore by the York River Lin" OF steamers ~
: O'Clock L. VI. on Monday. 3Oth. Or Richmond.
Va. by the York River train at : \. VI Tuesday.
on day of sale.
TERMS: Cash nj sale.
WILLIAM SEEMCLLEG.
i107 AuctiOuOcr.
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DIE YORK RIVER LINE.
PASSENGER KOi II ,,
TO BALTIMORE AND tLl foi - N,n u
TUESDAYS. Iilt E>pAl 3, AID HNiNE-
DAYS
FROM RICHMOND AND DNNN ILL hffo4
''N VIRGINIA. STREET,
Al 245 4. ~

Commencing TIT kN'Al, it'Nii'f' N....
md thoroughly comfortable pas,cne rf steamer
HAVANA Mil leave Wet Point oultrN of U'
Richmond train n i>DAls, litl k>ll 80 ~. t.'
SATTEDAN~. arriving in Baltimore about t.1V
A NJ and connecting With ail tf.l...a nn OH" itd
,t,,b, ti.Lcf. to ........ ..... 90 Uo
Round ........-..-- '''.-
state-Ro0ms and Bcrihs ,curVd oh arl..,A'l'i
from steamers cabin plans.
For Tickets. Time-o arts, 5nd all '''i 'ii'i.I.l
call ON 4 M.GARBfR s. co, tic lifstt Nt'h-
'i,,,,ed A.. pOfE,
General Pas ourcr aud llca,t N-,A'.
a., On No. Tenth street..
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RAILROAD LINES.
&0 - -

&A - - 49,
ID II MOND AND PETERSEN re-
IL RAILROAD COMP Y.-COmmcucing
SUNDAY, January ~, 1889, trains on this road
LEAVE RIcnMoSD-sOrTm
3:lJ +. NJ, FAST MAIL, daily. Make. through
connections for Savannah. stops
only at Petersburg aud chester.
l1.J0 4. W., THROUGH MAIL, daily. connect
Ing for Raleigh, Charleston, An-
gusta, Aiken, savannah. and jack
sonvillc. stops At shops. Chester
Centralla. Pullman siccpers be
tween New York and ChaFi'-ton on
this train.
1902 =. W., MAIL. daily. makes through con-
ncction for Charleston, savannah
andJacksony,lc. stops AZ DteMfy r.
BuG, Ccntralia, and Chester Pull
man Palace Slecyng-tafs between
Washington and Jacksonville fIi''
600 =. NJ, FREIGHT. daily except SUNDAY.
6:lj \. NJ, FREIGHT. daily except SUNDAY.
LEAVE pm ERs UI,f.-$ri:Tlf.
3:J5 \. W, FAST MAIL, daily. stops only 20
a..o y n. IHRoI;GH MAIL. daily. couuecllnc
with Richmond, fredcrl /, 'Durz a1d
Potomac railroad for gii fn.ut. E1st
and Vest also making connection.
with Chess pcakc and ONO railroad
for all points Nosf. TO-, Train
stops az Manchester Chester. and
Ceiltrnla. Pullman ~ioerer- "a thi.
train between Charleston and Nfw
GAO 4. W.. NAIL, daily, connecting daily fev-
cept sunday with tie Richmond.
Frederick ,burg and Potomac rail-
road for the Nlrtl and Wet. stop.
at Chester, DTcwry IS Bigf. and Cen
iralia. Pullman Palace steering
Cars between J1ck-0nk DE-. Fla..
and Washington on flIl. train.
$50 4. NJ, FREIGHT. daily except sunday.
4:3O i. NJ FREIGHT, daily except sunday.
direct fOur-h0urs connection is made between
Richmond and Norfolk hS trains lc.tyiug Rich-
mOnd at 1880 4. VI and Norfolk ai 1925 r. VI
All trains leaving Petersburg viii start from the
AppomattON depot. T. -. hLiNE.
General superintendent
4. PoPE. General Passenger and Ticket agent
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