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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-11-16
Fort Worth,

FoRT WORTH, Nov. 14.-[Special. !
Colonel L. L. Keller, assistant superintend-
ent of the southern division of the Missouri
Pacific railway, has resigned. His resigna-
ton takes effect tomorrow.
E. D. Boyd, pawnbroker, shot himself
this morning accidentally with Colts pis-
toll. He narrowly escaped death, as the
bali came very near penetrating his heart.
Colonel Sam w. T. Lanham, the newly
elected congressman in the 18th district,
was in the citv to-day.
Hon. John d. Templeton is in Austin On
business.
Six hundred bales Of cotton came in on
Sam Farmers residence caught fire this
morning but was saved by the efficient ac-
ton of the fremen.
County court is in session.
Fort WORTH, Nov. 13.-[Special. Will
liam Mueller, German blacksmith for
several years of this city, was arrested this
afternoon by gentleman from Fayette
county He is wanted there to answer the
charge OF assault with intent to murder.
Mary Parks, a young woman, was as
saulted Sunday by two Of her sisters, who
beat her up very ba lily. She is in bad fix.
Fire from passing engine caught some
cotton on a fiat in the Union freight yard
to-day and did considerable damage. It
could be put out.
The Evening Democrat is out this even
ing and takes the place of the Morning
Democrat.
Thomas f. Hudson's stock of goods,
levied on recently, will be sold in lump
on the 22d.
Ireland carries this county by about 1000.
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WACO, Nov. 14.-[Special. To-day a
family of immigrants were passing
through, en- route to the west, having with
them two young negroes. Some negroes,
headed by Il man OF bad character, stopped
the wagons, took the two young negroes
out by force aad were carrying them away,
when the city marshal interfered and asked
the captured darRles if they desired to go
on with the wagons or remain here. The
boy wanted to stay, the girl wanted to re-
turn to the wagons, and the marshal dis
posed of them accordingly and subse-
quently arrested leader aud others of
the rescuers. The grand jury now in ses-
sion will investigate the matter.
A man named Jackson shot one Banner
near Aquila to-day, inflicting u serious
wound. Jackson was pursued, but es-
capped.
The county treasurer has over 81 900 cash
balance and no taxes Of the current year
have vet been paid
r. II. Harrison, prominent young at
torney of the city, was married to-day to
Miss Mamie S. Robertson. of Salado,
daughter of the late Sterling Robertson.
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Ell PAso, Nov. 13.-[Special,] Jour first
fire occurred Saturday night about Ii
o'clock, completely destroying two one
one of which was owned by Hogan d Du-
bell, valued at $1,000 insured in the
Springfield Fire and Marine company for
$1,000; the other, owned by w. II. Carter,
was valued at $1,000; insured in the Fire
association OF Philadelphia for 81 ,000 and
Niagara of New York for $500. The former
was occupied by actre sses Of the Coliseum
theatre and tie other unoccupied. The
cause OF the fire is unknown. The city
hasn't dollars worth of fire extinguishing
apparatus, but telegraphed an order to st.
Louis to-day for the necessary amount
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PALESTINE, Nov. l3.-[Special. 1.-The gen.
eral movement of the cotton crop along
the line of the international has been bet
ter provided for this year than ever before.
Transportation has been prompt and cars
plentiful, and running time good. A state
ment has just been compiled here, showing
the number of bales of cotton shipped from
stations on the line of the railroad up to
the commencement of this month, and the
figures, y HIGH are taken from the books of
the various station masters, show an in
crease thus far this year over last of nearly
10000 bales carried by the international.
There is, in addition TO this, larger in
crease in the amount of lumber carried
over the line, and also in the freightage
business generally.
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Austin.

AUSTIN, Nov. 13.-[Special. l-Land leBis-
laton, of vast Importance to stock men, will
engage the attention of the next legsla-
ture, and IL behooves them TO consult and
determine uDon some plan to make such
suggestions 10 the legislature as they may
deem proper. The commissioner OF the
land Office suggests that they prepare n bill
to be presented Something should be
done at once, as the time is short, he leg
islature convening the 18th of January.
The governor to-day issued q proclama-
ton declaring quarantine at end the 10th.
A norther struck here about 0 O'CLOCK
yesterday. The weather to-day is clear and
cool.
AUSTIN, Nov. 11.-[special Second Dis
patch. ii am authorized and instructed by
the regents OF the university Of Texas to
cordially invite all such citizens as may be
inclined to be present, and especially the
friends OF higher education TO attend at and
participate in the ceremony of defeating
our State university and laying the corner
stone thereof, in Austin, at noon on the
10Th instant. AS it is impractical
ole to extend immediate and personal
Invitations to all whom the regents would
welcome in Austin on this momentous occa-
sion it is trusted that this general invitation
will avail to induce all who feel a pride in
the question of our State university to be
present when the same is consecrated to its
future high destiny.
Respectfully,
A. p. WOODBRIDGE,
Sec'y Boarde REGENTS University of Texas
AUSTIN, Nov. A.--[Special,l i Captain
Oglesby, Of Company +, frontier battalion,
was elected sheriff of Maverick county, and
he is in town to tender his designations.
Kinney wsl be promoted to fill
the vacancy. Captains Nevlll and Bayler
were defeated.
The sales of pine lands ct So per acre are
very few, and it is believed that an effort
will be made to have the law repealed and
the price reduced.
The United States health officer at Rio
Grande City telegraphed DR.. Swearingen
to-day that yellow fever still exists at Car
MARCO and Mier. 1t only diminished at
for want of material. If quar-
antine is raised, the garrison must protect
itself, A dispatch was Immediately sent
by DR.. Swearingen, ordering the health of
ficer to maintain strict quarantine in Starr
county until further notice.
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Kansas City: Frightful Railway Wreck
Double Murder.

Mckinney: No Fair This Year-Next
Year.
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Fort Worth: Resignation Of PrOmi.
nent Railway Official,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-10-08

COrrect-Attest:
J. n. PACE, ...,, ,,,,t,
CHARLES r.. WIilILoth' Directors.
MATTER X. MARTIN,
:. ". roSfNBNlN'
c. e..
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LONDON, Octobef 7.-Tho Co;..
sPondent OF the Cologne Gazette dec I,re.
aaa, .ne Egyptian wounded wero murda,'
10y 'he British In the trenches NJ ToI'oi
nvpii long after all resistance had cnosod
., w'er from non-commissioned of,,ca,
~ une ror'y-second regiment. nubI,shod
."e 'n,eS, says the orders were 10 srars
=. 'he enemy, and TO bayonet eyer,
yie vi 'nem, as they would shoot tho 81
them. '"e ia''ef passed
nLhAANDRia, October THE first ~ Tho
J"o commissions to fix the amount 81 In.
.u'inni'y que 10 foreigners for loss dnr,nn
a. a.. "te Teoeh,on Will examine and docido
80 .'cg"ru 10 aii claims. The second com.
mission, which will be appointed Later Will
ueclde regarding the means az r,,;s;,, y, ~
/ iuhds, as the Egyptian Government ;no; sae
.nat revenue specially: assigned shall ro7
main untouched. '"'" re-
N4tRo, october 1.-Congrat,ilat;ons o.
,he khedive on the Suppression ~ ,hn :"
pcilon are pouring i'm from ALI n,rt. =,
Sgypt. The IlemaS are preach,n~ ,ba
uoctrlne OF passive obedience. and re- ,uo
from the Koran the sin Of reyol, P'o''
'AIRO, October while the animal 90.
aN"h winch recently departed with innos-
,nS ceremonies was journcying from Sncz
~ -"ecc' the canopy over the sacred ear
r - vas caught and overturned by tcle.
sr'ph-wlrcs and the sacred emblem c,..
posed 10 view. The Deryischcs in cbar%o
mcic Greatly excited by the accident. II is
,". certain but that the caravan will have
~ return and the ceremony be performed
over again in Cairo.
naive convicted Of committing terri
PIE a'rocltlcs during the massacre OF June
lI'n was executed here this morning before
an immense crowd. '''0
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The NelIou.Feycr.

NEW ORLEANS, October The Plea
mtnc'S Pensacola dispatch reports II new
eases Of ycllow-fevcr and dcaths-total IN
date. LII eases and 100 deaths. AMONG
the deaths to-day was Rev. Z. 4. Owens. n
Baptist minister, who was away from the
city when the pcstilcnce began, but returned
and served his charge with unscliiSh dcyo.
ton.
He had been called to Memphis but de-
decided 10 await the end Of the plague he
fore considering the invitation. and until
stricken down WAS always found right in
The heart OF the suffering.
BROWNSVILLE. TEXAS. October No
deaths nor new cases OF ycllow-icVer here
orat MatamoiaS within the last twcntv-four
hours. The fever i very bad in Camargo.
There are no physicians there. Aiier keeps
up daily dcath-rate Of from eight TO
twelve. Dr. Gorgas, at Fort Brown. is
coDValeSCent.
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Foreign Notes.

LoNDoN, October THE appointment
OF Sir Julian Paunceiote as permanent I'm
der-Secretary for the Foreign Department.
to succeed the late Lord Tcnterdcn, is gazct-
ted.
ST. PETEGSBURG, October Count
Lam,dorff has been appointed Director
and Prince OGolokenSky Sub-Director Of
the Chancellcry OF the Foreign Office.
DUBLIN, October Two land-agcnts,
named Scott and Froome, have been fred
at from behind hedge at Bally Castle, but
not hurt. Both men had previously been
fired at. a farmer named Hogan has been
shot in the thigh at Bollina. One arrest
was made.
The cloSingof the Land-Leaguc fund ere
atcS much sensation here, many persons de
handing an explanation as to how the
money has been spent.
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sfcan.VesseI Statislics.

WASHINGTON. u. c., October The
annual report OF tie In,pector-Generai 81
steam Vessel, will show there were 5,4l .
steam vessel, in service during the fiscal
year ending June 50. 1sS2. with a total
tonnage Of l.27S.55i C3-1oO, and with 90,
80 licensed officers. During that period
S8s vessel, were placed in service against
pa for the previous fiscal year. The IN
crease Of tonnage for the year ending june
so, 1852. wa, 7.4j6 C3-l00 against -
l9j CO-lOO for the previous year, ana me
number Of officers licensed wa, LOB an
increase u 1.j32 over the previous year
Tie figures indicate considerable increaNS,
in the number Of vessels, but the decreased
tonnage shows they were mostly oil s''ia'l
sine
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sOuth American watfor.

NEW YORK, October THE following
new OF to-day was received by the Contra
ana South American telegraph:
6oy1qad, EcquadOr, October IA Gov.
ernment circular has been published in This
clly putting in force the law OF 1880. which
allows any authority to Judge by court.
martial any conspirator or any body who
Is round giving help in any way to rebels
against the present Government.
PANAMA. October :. -Indcpcndence day
was celebrated with the usual rcioicinrs
throughout Central America. President
Soto OF Honduras, advocates Il Central
American Confederation, and promises as
soon a. conference for that purpose shall
he nauSIratcd TO resign the presidency OF
Honduras, and to pledge himself not to ac-
ccept any Office under the Government OF
the Confederation.
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4 pcmcnted MAN Killed

lNf'N'"' N'VH'"h =" ue Dispatch.l
PETERSBURG, Va. October Thomas
stewart, poor demcnted man, who has
lived here for many years, was killed tbis
afternoon on The Petersburg and Weldon
railroad. near Belfield. Last Tuesday no
was struck 10y one Of the trains, but was
not seriously hurt. lie was then brought
to this city and cautioned to keep off the
railroad. He did not heed the warninc
aud sci OF down the track again towards
the south this evening. As the fast mail
was leaving Bcltield he stepped in front OF
the train and was instantly killed.
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Georgia Items.

ATLANTA. Ga. October 7.-William J.
Thomas had IN arm torn of 10y Gin at
Naplcton Yesterday. and while under the
influence Of ether, during amputation. died.
\. +. Buck, chairman OF the Republican
state Central Committee. denies that hewill
have anything 10 do with the Gartrell and
stephens conte>ted-election case
Tie lasi spike in the Rome extension Of
The East Tennessee. Virginia and Georgia
railway was driven 10y Henry W. Grady
to-day with appropriate ceremonies. This
completes the link between Rome and Ma
con. and trains will run through on Mon
DIV
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Warrington. Florida, Destroyed by
Fire.

PENSACOLA. October "A fire at War
rington, Fla. destroyed almost the entire
business part Of the town this morning.
~ work in the navy-yard had been su>-
pended for some months. many people
owning property there were Obliged.
on occount Of the hard times, to relinqui>h
their policies. and the consequence i that
u 10000 10 $4,000 Of the loss. not more
than 100000 i, covered by insurance.
Many have lost all they possessed.
\ strict quarantine has been maintained
against Pensacola since the outbreak OF the
yclow-fcver. and insurance adiu.tcrs and
other, must keep clear OF Pensacola while
"a route 10 Warrington.
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NEW YORK. october THE Ereuip9
Post Of this evening has the following:
The members Of the New York AssO-
ca,ed Press held meeting to-day. II
WIS supposed 10y those outside that there
was likely to bc sharp controversy oi
some kind in reference TO the future mn-
a-0mont Of the association, business: but
If {, understood that nothing Of this kind
occurred; that it, action was entirely har-
moniou,. and is collection Of news will he
managed hereafter a- heretofore. and that
there Is likely to be no change whatever in
il system Of doing business
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Stated by DR.. L. VI. WOOD. Of wyandotte county
Kansas, member Of the Kansas Medical Associa-
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
TO THE DISPATCH FROM ALI. Points

Present Status OF the Associated Prcs.-D,s.
trcssins Drowning Accident I'm Mas<aeb,.
scus-Raiiroad Completed in G.orU;.-r,.
Right OF Chinese salaects 90 visi, the
United statcs-Report OF the Inspee,oc.
General OF Steam Ves~cis-A Mur,,, rcr Con-
viCscd in Brunswick-GencraI B.r. Hu,,.,
Accepts she Nomination or tho Dcmocr,,.
Of Observation-Disclosures in Ccntra, and
south Amcrie a-rhe Ycuo,o.r.
Egyptian Affairs.
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The Chinese Question.

WASHINGTON, October The Treasury
Department has decided to act in accord ,
ancc with the decision Of the Circuit { our.
at san Francisco relative to the right Oh
Chinese subjects to visit the United si r,,
under the recent act OF Congress. ihl, ms
decision was substantially that the , statue rl;
must be made to harmonic with the Chr
nese treaty, and that the law can't be con-
strued as forbidding the landing OF lilei /.
chants. travellers. students, &c.' they NOT
heinn lahOrers.
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FANCY GOODS.
CTEV < n ;
- NAILS HIS CATALOGUE FREE TO ANY
ADDRESS.
SEND FOR ONE.

HAS OPENED
an line of CoAL-HoDs-plain anu '"'"p'
u aoa At medium prices, and Handsomely
decorated, half-eovered' alsl; v.sve =,
v,rGAyrLY-DECoRATED coAL-'A'N' 81
low prices; UoXEs
New designs in BLAck-wAhSo'
an" %o',sns in pALLETTEs and PLAQUES at
90 ., UMBRELLAS bargains at VI ,o,,om
An size. COVERED TIN BooAN
a.. R Of novelties in SMALL pIsc srAio'' -
and POSTURE FIGURES ,o.one
CATALOGUES mailed free seL sr w.
800 Broad street
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Vessel AGrc.

PENSACOLA, October The Italian par
Cater;na Accame caught fire about O'Clock
this morning. Firemen went our 10 m@i'
and by O'Clock had control OF me l Ham,
The cantain Of a steamtug then took charge
Of the pipes. Firemen Leonard ana nltan ni.
in~ tbe action Of the captain OF the steam cam
IN until : o'clock, in order that the Clty
Fire Department should participate IN d tnI
salyare If Is now thought both vessel an"
cargo will be a total loss.
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rouxicfed of Murder.

pan I, '', "D trial in the County Court OF
B }pV,n, S's for the murder OF his SON.
whom o he stamped to death, has been ro cOm.
yicted Of murder in the iirss ur ,,.;oi which
sci for, defence moved Tor t,o l Wovcmber term
.v Eoc cnnSt has been fixed as the time ioi
q rehearing Of the case.
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BUFFALO LITHIA WATER.
BUFFALO LITHIA WATER
b ""0 III / ~ III "
FOR
uYsTERICAL COMA sUPERINDUCED BY
DYsPEPs A,
SUPPRESSION OF THE MENSTRUAL
FLOW, &C.
CASE OF MRS. b.,

Stated by DIR. L. VI. WOOD. Of wyandotte county
Kansas, member Of the Kansas Medical Assoca-
ton:
IL first saw Mrs. b. work ing-vvoman. laboring
under HISTORICAL COMA, from which she had
not been sufficiently aroused TO take nourishment
for four days.
She was Of large frame, but In condition Of
extreme eIhaclatiOn.
Il was Informed that she had been long suf-
ferer from distressing form of DYSPEPSIA,
TIN owing of her food for the most part in small
undi gested PARTICLES.
There had also been for some time SUPPRE
SION OF THE MENSTRUAL tLON. the COM
plcaton of maladics resulting In great prostra-
lion Of the NERVOUS SYSTEM and Ia an attack
treatment she aroused 20 a state OF conscious
ness. took nOurishment such rs her stomach would
retain. and her general condition improved to
some extent. There was. hOwcyCr,d frequent re-
currcnce of these attacks. and SAW but little. II
any. hope Of permanent benefit. Recollecting that
| had seen the Buffalo Lithla Waters endorsed by
men of eminence in the profession rs a
POWERFUL NERVOUS TONIC | determined
in her case, and ordering IL directly from the
Springs. put her uponit In a few weeks the hene-
fetal result was uumistakable in the increase Of
the appetite the invigoratiou OF the organs Of d.
ton TO a healthy condition Of tie exhausted NER-
NOUS SYSTEM, and - elimination both Of the
frequency and severity of the attacks referred %.
She used the water for several months with con-
tinued and decided benefit. The Monthly Func-
ton has been restored 20 normal condition. there
has been "A total cessation of the attacks OF Hys-
terical Coma. and She las gained rapidly in flesh
and strength. until shc Is now in robust, vigorous
health, eating a. much 'hog and hominy and
doing rs much hard work as any woman I'm The
western country. the credit FOR all ~ which give.
where II is certainly due. 10 thes, remarkable
Waters" sc 2s.jO&Ocli.SlI
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General Butler Accents.

Boston, October 1.-Two letters from
General Butler will be printed in the
morning containing his acceptances OF the
Democratic and National Grcenback Labor
Conventions for Governor.
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,,urteriu wytheyiiie.

LYScnmrRG, VA, October O., ~ a cold
flooded S%ss ID" murder at wythcye y yc,iTrG nGG
man named Peoples sho ,CLa ssS TU origi-
killing Alfred Johnson; n NE s"' peoples
mated over game OF lenp'h hod NOT been
escaped, and at last accounts Ia" NV
canfIIred.
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Naval Intelligence.

WASHINGTON, -. G., October Com
mauder Schoomaker has been ordered TO
the Norfolk nayy-yard rs navigation officer,
10 relieve IieUtonant-C commander George
Talcott, who Ia, been granted leave Of alb
scncc for one year.
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u,o,, have any skin diseases or dl s,an"l
- you hn er scalp a any itching or Disco 1ea
Of the hair or s'i burns. ireckles pimpIes
oraens ~" nasI kin, you have o in Df
CD g, w. :,a Sens0' remedy. Sold BY ~ a''e
gists.
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Fatal Roller Explosion.

ATLANTA, Ga, October 3:r In e po,Iol
s .; a. h'p lSsrionsIy iniuring Captain LspS
and fsiolIy iniuring II. ID. Hopkins
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. whale Family Drowned.

.,e,,-no Mass, october h-ue9Ise
AsEsptno' his wife. and four children
were capsized in s alt sIl drowned l They
river this forenoon ana al "''
resided ia AmesDufg.
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE

GRAIN AND COTTON EAChANGE'
RICHMOND. October Z, 1882.
OFFERINGS.
WuEAT.-Whtc, 7G2 bushels Red, 6,2sd bush
0l-.
C0RN.-Whitc, | 10 bushels.
ONT~.-G4S bushels.
ORCHAKD-GKASS SEED.-5O bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WuEAT.-Whitc. - bushels fair al l.O1. l;ed
5SZ bushels common 10 prime Lancaster Hi > y
slI2:31 bushels mixed at sl.lO; coo hu-hci'
common To prime Fultz al Csc. 70 Sl.Os;
C0RN-Whitc, 10 bushels prime virginia al
00Eirs.-44s bushels prime winter on private
terms
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE
sATURpAY. Octohrr z. 1892

v,,a -, ""N i VCVDbtf z, 1857.
HNLEs-fiRsT BoARD.-t1 900 Richmond and
oanViiie gold G's at es; 10 shares Charlotte, Co
on, ana A'Snsta Mt f0z. 10 do NJ 40. 10 do. al
89t, 10 do. at 80, 10 do at 3sH. 10 do. At asY No
DO at 3sX, % do. at s7J, 10 do. at s71. 10 do a,
S7<, 40 do. at 81; 10 shares Norfolk and Western
preferred at SO.
SECOND BoARD--l00 shares Charlotte. Column
la and Augusta Railroad at 36f. 80 do at 81. 100
do nj 27k ~ wv
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DEpARruRE OF STEAMERS.

VIRGINIA STEAMBOATesHip,J
COMPANYS
JAMES RIVER LINE FOR
OLD POINT COMFORT. NORFOLK. PORTS
MOUTH, AND JAMES-aIvER LANptNGS.
DIRECT. CONNECTS AT PORIsMolf I'll
FOR OLD POINT.
BAL TiMORE, AND THE NORTH
SAME AFTERNOON.
ALSO, CONNECTS AT NORFOLK Win
AFTERNOON TRAINS FOR OCEAN VIEW
AND
STEAMERS FOR HAMPTON. sMITHFIELD.
AND EASTERN SHORE OF VIRGINIA.
ONLY ROUTE WITHOUT TRANSFER, AND
ONLY ALL-WArER ROUTE.
JAMES RIVER by DAYLIGHT.
CHEAPEST ROUTE.
GREATLY REDUCED BATES
FARE TO NORFOLK, $3.50.
FARE ROUND TRIP, $3.50.
MEALS, 75c.
ALL TICKETS UNLIMITED.
One OF the Company's spacious aud elegant
steamers
CITY OF RICHMOND OR ARIEL.
carrying United States NALL
u. {. CLIFFORD. Commander
leaves Richmond every MONDAY. WFDNEs-
DAY, and FRIDAY, at A. VI. for aboye-named
places. connecting at Portsmouth with the Lay
Line for Baltimore and the North. Returning,
the steamer leaves Norfolk at A. NJ, arriving
~ Richmond. at about 4 =. NJ.
Through tickets on sale on steamer and a. Car
oer's Agency, 1000 Main street. Baggage checked
through.
sTATEROOMS CAN BIZ ENGAGED FOR DAY
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. =, ,rr FOR ALL ovERwoRKED BRAINS
CAUSE AND CURE.

I'M. &. W. BENSON's CkLEhi NNp 0,,,1r,r
oNILF PILLS are valuable ior o, '',' an
who suffer from nervous heau"onos Ill classc-
o,erworked brain IN their studies anu ner-
Oh n"'~ ,res need repair and sedation' Nervous
vous o'" ,yc,knes, and paralysis are being d%h!
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