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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-12-20

To the Hon. Parker Tuck, Judge of Probate with
in and for the County Of Hancock.
THE undersigned Public Administrator within
L and for the County of Hancock, respectfully
represents that Charles \. Blake resident of said
County died at Surry, in said County. ON the first
day of October last past That the said deceased
was alien without heirs or kindred in this
County. that the said deceased died interstate and
that he died seized and possessed of estate Of the
value of twenty dollars and upward in said County
which ought to be administered according to law.
lie therefore respectfully requests that letters Of
Administration may be issued To him in his said
capacity for the settlement Of said estate according
tothe Statutes In such eases made and provided.
l.. &. PHILBROOk,
Pub Administrator for the County of Hancock.
Castine. November Is, lscS.
STATE OF MAINE.
HANCoCK, SCOUT Of Probate December term,
4. ID. lss3.
Upon the foregoing petition, ORDERED, that said
petitioner give public notice TO all persons inter
csted, 10y causing copy Of the petition and this
order thereon, to be published three weeks sue
cessivey in the Ellsworth American newspaper
printed or published in Ellsworth, in said county,
that they may appear at a Court of Probate for
said county, to he held at Ellsworth on the first
"Wednesday of January next, at ten of the clock
in the forenoon, to shew cause, II any they have.
why the prayer Of said petitioner should not he
granted
3w50' PARKER TUCK, Judge.
Attest CHts. I. DoRR. Register.
\ true Copy, Attest CHAs. L. DoRR, Register.
THE subscriber hereby gives public notice 10 all
L concerned, that he has been duly appointed,
and has taken upon himself. the trust Of an td-
ministrator of the Estate Of James Patterson late
of Buck sport In the County OF Hancock, dcCea scd,
by giving bond the law directs he therefore re
quests all persons who are indebted To the said
deccased's estate, to make immediate payment,
and those who have any demands thereon to cx-
JAMES ". PATTERSON, Adm.
Dated December ;, 1883. 3w50'
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Mr.. {. Z. Burrill, reports the line Of
deposits in his bank as rapidly increasing
and already exceeding his anticipations.
Mr.. Burrill offers the same banking facilities
10 our merchants and others, as would be
furnished by National Bank. 3tf
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Call at joys and examine the Photo
graphs he is now getting up with his new
scenery and accessories.
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STATE OF MAINE.
Hancock SIS Court of Insolvency.
In the case of Moses S. joyce, Insolvel

Hancock SIS :-Court of Insolvency.
In the case Of Moses S. Joyce, msolvent Debtor
NOTICE is hereby given that petition has, OF
IN this 9Th day Of December, A. d., 1885, beer
presented to said Court for said County ~ Nose:
s. joyce Of Deer Isle, in the County of Hancock
praying that he may be decreed TO have full dis
charge from all his debts provable under the In
solvent Act of the State of Maine, approved
ORDERED by said Court that a hearing be had
upon the same before said Court at Ellsworth, In
Probate Office, in said County Of Hancock, on
Wednesday the second day of January, a. d.
1884, at2 O'Clock in the afternoon and that notice
thereof be published in Ellsworth American q
new spaper printed or published in said County OF
Hancock, once week for successive weeks, the
last publication to be days before the day OF
hearing; and that all creditors who have proved
their debts, and other persons interested, may ap
pear at said place and time and show cause, If any
they have, why discharge should not be granted
said Debtor according to the prayer Of said
petition.
2wjls Attest CHAs. i. DORR,
Register Of said Court of said County of Hancock.
THE subscriber hereby gives public notice to all
i concerned, that he has been duly appointed
and has taken upon himself the trust of Executor
of the last viii and Testament of Martin '. Gray,
late OF Brooksyille in the County of Hancock, de
ceased.
by giving bond the law directs he therefore re-
quests all persons who indebted to the said de-
ceased's estate TO make immediate payment, and
those who have any immediate demands thereon
to exhibit the same for settlement.
December 10, 1883. 3w5l
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THE subscriber hereby gives public notice to all
L concerned, that he has been duly appointed
and has taken upon himself the trust OF an
Administrator of the Estate of Isaac d. Emerson,
late Of Brooklin, in the County Of Han
cock, deceased, by giving bond as the law directs,
he therefore requests all persons who are indebt-
ell to the said deceased's estate to make mmc-
date payment and those who have any demands
thereon to exhibit the same for payment
DUDLEY A. CARLTON.
BrOoklin, December ), lss3. 3wJ0t
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THE subscriber hereby gives public notice To all
l. concerned that She ha~ been ,uy AZ
pointed ami ha- taken upon herself th"
trust ~ ENeCutriN Of the last viii ami Test.
mcnt Of oliver l.. tanda-c, late of Bluchll, in
the County Of Hancock captain, tlccrn -,d iy
giving bond 1 the Inv directs She therefore ~.
quests all persons who indebted to the said IL,
cca-cd's estate, Ia make immediate, aymcut. and
those who have any immediate demands thereon
to exhibit the same for settlement
h.r
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consoling, at lcast. more serene and more
elevated, not op,y in Riding death oil the
associations o. corruption and putrefac-
ton, but ESQ In symbolizing the trans
formation OF being IN the bosom Of the
purifying element and the mysterious
encouragement Of the spiritual princi-
PIE. The only obiection-that crema-
ton would render impossible the detec-
ton OF poisons by subsequent cxhuma-
tion-it proposes TO parry by forbidding all
cremation except by the express desire OF
the defunct- and by providing that IN all
cases where there is suspicion cremation
must be preceded by apost nortem. Inc
report concludes by recommending the
Minister OF Justice to state what precau'
tons are necessary to prevent cremation
being an encouragement OF crime, ana
praying the Minister OF the Interior 20 IN
iroduce a bill rendering the practice op..
tional m Belgium, a country in which OF
all others, owing to the density OF It's popu-
lation. the case for cremation Is the strong
axf
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.na Q cents, 20 the Hellenic Government.
,'resses a., the mint, and they nre saiu 70
W. csnabie Of manufacturing $4,000 CONS
nor dov- Each press, when doing us oes''
ear tnrn ont 45 coins per minute.
A curious case IL interesting the peop,'e
~ Perrin. Two years ago beautiIui eII,
twenty.one wears old, Frauein d., was
welded I'm civil fashion TO certain pgon
Won r.. seventy, and extremely poor. in'
medintely after the ceremony TWO genu
men. friends Of the bride, took the prluc-
Groom TO n neiehboring cafe ana tneIc
mid him sum OF money III consideration
Of the loss Of his wife, whom he never ~"
aoain. FrauIein l.. had gained her oo-
iect. She could style herself baroness
and could hone TO be united WIN
high Prussian aristocrat, with whom
before considerations OF rank had STOOD 10
fine way OF marriage. A few days ago Tue
baroness sued for divorce, but her re-
ouest was refused, and she has now gone
In Jtay TO wait the time when death silali
release her from her marriage engagement
forever. Ehe old Baron, however, Is saiu
10 be In comparatively good condition. con-
sldering his age. and, in the enjoyment OF
a fair income from the money he received,
willing 10 live on for many years to come.
But Berlin society is laughing at the Ba-
roncss. -,'..-:-
A pretty story comes in one OF the vienna
nopcrs. il is headed "Count and Baller-
ine.v For some time past an advertisement
has appeared eveiy day in one OF the vienna
papers asking the owners OF used postage
stamps for contributions. The advertiser,
il is now found out, is young lady OF the
ballet; she needs some millions OF stamps.
The reason why Is thus told: Last summer
she went with Count Anton to Reichenau.
The Count was not Young, but generous:
The balerine was unhappy. however, ana
expressed her opinions on marriage 10
him very pointedly. AT last the Count
promised to lead the fair danseuse 10 the
altar on one condition-ii she would col
lect as many used postage-stamps as would
paper the walls OF his grand salon. She
took him at his word. The walls are now,
II is said, covered with many thousands OF
stamps, but the plafond is still white, and
the Vienna paper calls on the population
of Vienna to assist in completing the work.
cup, ye postage-stamp collectors OF
| Vienna Pour out the abundance OF your
stamp-collcctions, so that the two .ofing'
Iaithiul hearts may at last be united"
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FOrefeM Notes and Gossir.

AT Moscow the preparations for the cor.
onation of the Gar are proceeding upon q
fabulous scale OF magnifcence. Eleven
mikes OF tables are being constructed fol
the banquet On the. plain, and eighty-fvc
circuiar-counters for the distribution to
The mouiihs OF 9e0.oD0 pies. Rubinstein ia
TO write 4 march and direct an orchestra II
Loo musicians and 5000 choristers. Six-
Teen enormous watts 10 hold the free beer
are being built in the public places, and an
English coupsny is covering fhe Kremlin
with electric lights. Meanwhile the anxiety
about the Sihllists grows space.
Morocco has contracted with the Paris
Mint for coins N various determinations,
representing total value Of about $4,000.
D0O. On one side OF the coin will be
stamped verse fiom the Koran. and on
me other the date according to the Kegira.
The Paris MINT frequently accepts con-
racts OF this sort from abroad. II Is also
inder contract at the present time TO sun
ny $4,000 coins Of and 10 liptss Il cent
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MY, GIadstoue's Library and Study
Leisure Hour.

Within the house, in every room. you
seem to lie surrounded by books-bookS,
quantities OF them. in the breakfast-room,
and in the great and noble library, the
lofty room surrounded with books. Here
q noble heirloom OF the Glynn family, n
portrait by Van DYKE of Sir kcnelm Dig
by. hangs over the Fireplace. Other inter
es!ing pictures light the way, cOnspicu-
ously mn engraving Of Millai>'s portrait Of
Mr.. Gladstone, which, however. noble ~ an
imitation Of the style OF NelaSquez, fails To
give any suggestion OF the light and play
of life which CLOVIS and CLEANS from the
face Of the original in every moment OF con-
velsation. You step from the library into
the study-it is the ante-roOm OF the library.
At the door OF the study Mr.. Gladstone
gracIously received us and made us mt home
at once i'm this great workshop OF the mind
this scene of so many studies and cures.
Here, i'm order or disorder, were still books,
and books, and books, papers, busts. por-
traits, and every yarietyof furniture OF cul-
turc and taste. We saw very few
indications Of any care for costly or
elegant bindings. Clearly the volumes
were there, not ~ the furniture OF
the house, but the furniture Of the in
cessantly acquisitiye mind. ID is yenera-
BILE apartment. At different tables-there
are several in the room reserved and set
apart for various Occupations-th visitor
is instantly impressed as 10y the memories
Of a variety OF labor. This il the literary
table; here "Juyentrs Mundi" was writ
ten; here the IIomeric studies were pur
sued. "Ah!" sighs Mr.. Gladstone, cit
is a long time since | sat there!" This
is the political table; here the Irish
bills and the budgets were snapped
and fashioned. And here is Mrs. Glad
stones table; here she probably planned
her orphanagc and the hospital she
first called into existence. This is The
room where the scholar and the statesman
spends the chief portion Of his time; there
is the theological portion OF the library
an ample collection; separate compartments
receive the works OF Homer and Shak-
speare and Dante; and the busts Of Sidney
Herbert and MIR. Gladstone's old college
friend the Duke Of Newcastle, and Can
ming and Golden and Homer bend from
the bookcases, and TcnnysOn looks out
from large bronze medallion.
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lPall-MaIl Gazet,e.J

The gruesome story told the other day Of
Russian peasant who was buried alive at
Samara, and who was allowed TO die i'm his
grave because five hours elapsed before the
necessary authorization could be procured
Tor his disinterment, will increase the
craving FOR cremation. which is more gene
raj than many people suppose. The
thought Of that five hours death-agony
In the coffin, during which, saws the re-
cord, "the poor fellow in his despair had
bitten his fingers. torn his flesh, and rent
his clothing" will render more vivid the
haunting horror which In some minds adds
new and Undesirable terror to death.
The peasant Of Samara was buried when in
an epileptic fit induced 10y drunkenness,
and II he had been cremated death would
have been instantaneous before con-
seriousness could have returned. Those
who entertain the dread OF being buried
alive will read with interest the able report
on the memorial which The communal ad-
ministration Of Brussels presented 10 the
Belgian Chamber praying that crema-
tion should be rendered Optional.
The report cf the committee on
the petition. gheh was adopted with
nnanimity, and in whose prayer the
Provincial Council OF Brabant concurred.
sets forth that at pHescnt cremation is not
sanctioned Ivy the Belsi2n law. although in
the year 1923 or 1913 father incinerated
che bodF OF his child in order TO preserve
Its ashes in an urn. Italy, Germany.
switzerland, and the Gated States have
permitted cremation, and erematories have |
been established at Milan. Padua, Gre |
wa, Lodi, and Varese. ct Milan, up 10 |
l I'D OF 1851, $50 eremat5o0s had taken |
'ua,,ust. a. coat OF co each. In 1900 Pa
&C Nv 90 pre- allowed the privilege OF ere
am. " ON IA certain conditions. but the
''on non ~ - cow illegal I'm France, and
bin before 20, tne chamber permitting
s.s a"as,, has not .. yet passed into law.
= belgian report tenlarges on the great !
'aanir adyuntagcsI OF cremation, and [
,s;n, MAIN that Il wour( bds neither the sentl-
ant Of human dignity nor the respect due I
the mortal rema ns o. our KIND. u :
ses 70 death q c9pespt'op' U not more ]
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QUARRY EOR SALE.


DOR SALE, A GRANITE-QUARR
II in the city Of Manchester, AT the jnn"tion Of
Belle Isle, he Iichmnnd aud lJaul lie. and the
Connection railroads will the Richmond. ~ ede-
ri ksburg aud Potomac and Richmond and letcr. =
burg railroads. Its advant ges are the SIN iorty
Of tie gante, It's locat on ON tic line II 50 many
railroads It's nelrnoss 20 the cities Of Mauche ter
and Richmond aud 70 shipping, nd the ease and
choapnoss with which the granite NAV he worked
and the top earth and rubl lc may lie removed the
railroads requiring all such supple for filling and
quarry. The grnitc-quury T. 50 nc1r each 81 y
That the granite may be conveniently carted with.
out beng taxed by railroad charges and transfers.
~. &. CABELL.
NH 9-F&Su2t No. II east Main street.
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The newest Pekins have three narrow
stripes OF satin, alternating with q wide
stripe of Ottoman silk. Handsome skirts
are made OF this material, and they require
no trimming unless it be double rIlchc OF
raveled silk, giving light and feathery
effect to the edge Of The skirt, this being
particularly effective and appropriate when
the Pckins are in light evening tints.
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COURT ORDERS.


VIRGINIA-INV ACATION.-INT THE
CLERKS OFFICE OF THE CIRCUIT
COukI Or HANOVER COUNTY, FEBRUARY
IL, 1888:
The southern Feriilizing Company, the sulphuric
Acld and Superrh~plte Company Of Charles
tn,S e., and James W. Allison, r. u. Addison,
llidn ". Allison, md john Addison. mer-
chlhts and partners in business. under the FIRM
mime OF Allison Addison. who sue on behalf OF
themselves and all other Icn.cipdllors OF j. III,
NaIShan who VIII maze themselves parties and
eohstribne Ia the costs of ilis suit. Plaintiffs.
j. II. Naughsn and Fanny u. Vaughan, his wife
Ihonias y. stanley, trustee; Mildred strong
ulher Is vaughan. trustee J. Newton Vaughan
d. W 4. oake>. trustee; ~usSn :. Morris: IS. r.
NatE1an, and ID. l.. Jones. sherin of Hanover
county, and rs such committee aduistrito de
.oRis non with The viii annexed OF Joseph
Vaughan, Deceased, .................. Defendants.
IL CHASCEuY.
The object Of this suit Is "a subject 6sX acres ~
Ia vi. the properly of the defendant, d. H. Vaughan.
situated IA Beaver Dam district. In Hanover,
comfy and adjoining the lands II Thomas L..
zones ana others, 70 The satisfaction Of certain
RECOMMENDATIONS thereon held hy tie plaintiffs, and
cilned 10 he ssi eror TO deed OF trust upuIi said
! NJ executed ~ The SAID ). N. Vaughan and wife
IL. j ynent o. the sLhl OF 1888. W IN interest
A.d aiitayit having been made and fled that
Inc Defendants j. w. Cakes trustee. and susan :.
siofris are not residents OF the State q vIryiuja
II IL Ordered thit they do appear here within one
monte sfter due publ cati' n Of this order and DO
suit. ''''
co2y--Testc: =. A. BROWN. Clerk.
", IL CArpwELLp.c. feic.v4t
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REAL ESTATE At PRIVATE SALE.

:. CEYMOUEv FOR SALE.-Thiss "a
- BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY SEAT, Al l.
ACRES. with TWELNf-ROOM BRICK
DWELLING and NUMEROUS OUTlIOU -,
two FINE ORCHARDS, three quarters Of mile
Of the University Of Virginia, and one Il
Also. "RUFNh-YI~TA." an ERTLLENT
FARM or 400 ACRfS. GOOD BRICK DWELL
ING with twelve rooms, vcry near Charlottesville
In full view of town, University. and the Blue
Ridge Mountain for sixty miles. Price, Tl4,OOO.
Terms easy. - 800
Also, number Of other PIEDMONT AND
V ALLEY FARMS and other properties for sale
by ". DOLlN'
Penl Estate AGENT,
NH 7-eOdlm ChariOticsS lille, Va.
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AUCTION sALEs-.Future Days.
By f. u. Cook. Auciioncer,
"a Ninth street.


I,y T.. u. Cook. Auciioncer,
"a Ninth street.
VERY GENTEEL II o L Sc ii o l. ID
FURNITURE, &C., AT AUCTION On
TUESDAY, 18th instant. 1t 10 O'Clock. viii sell
nj the residence Noe west Marshall street, on ac,
connl of the fimily removing from the city, all
of the furniture. embracing
WALNUT PARLOR SUITS, complete;
tRBLE-TOP TABLES,
THREE HANDSOME MIRRORS,
LAMBREQUlNS AND CURTAINS,
ENGRAN lNGS. .. 100. ,
wh ngf Tjis %' BsnPs iffff: DetDsrEADs
WA~ISTANDS. CHAIRS.
EXTENSION-TABLES, SAFE,
REFRIGERATOR. .-..
CHINA. GLASS AND CROCkERYWARE,
SIDEBOARD, LOUNGES. ETAGERE, ...
The floors aud stairs are carreied with BRUS-
Sci. and INGRAM pRPETS.
There are scye al excellent tEATIltR BEDo,
BOLSTFRS and PILLOWS, HAIR and SHUCh
MATTRESSES.
KITCHEN FURNITURE generally, including 4
good COOKING-STONE.
All Of the above Is in excellent condition.
Sale positive. T. Is. cum.
NH AuctiOneer
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Leave
RIchmo'd 2:45 r. ". 4:3O 4. 81. 500 y. VI.
Arrive nj
W'tPonil $500 T.. ". $50 A. >. 9;35 y. W.

Passenger trains connect az West Point Tues-
days, Thursdays. and Saturdays with steamers iof
Baltimore and the North. -. AZ
Freight trains leaving Richmond nj Log NJ -
and 600 U. 81. viii have passenger-c"a'n's AZ
tached. ~, -.,h ~
folk and Western railroad for Farmyilie, byi en-
burg, and all southwestern points. -. ~ IT.,
Train No. 80 tthroueh pss,enger rs, =. S,1,on ~
sniherIin Narrow-(iaugc railroad 'or niItoI AZ
Ereensboro' for all points on North tarolla "
sion and salem Branch; az a. for All polni,
on Western North CaroiLa railroad. 49,.
Train No. 50 Through PASSENGER -no HiAiii S,,k'
M ali stations. connecting AT euihernn WIZ Si-
~. "' anJ Snfheriin Narr0w-f'anPc rsilfnT0 inr
Milton: at Greensboro for ~ points on NafiA
Branch; at Charlotte WIN Cninross ansn.,.
Savar nall and Florida points. o,-,,
T-ains from the south arrive ~ RbchnolI ~
433 D. A. goo A. NJ, and l:l6 i. anu ron
WeS, PoIn, m iG:2O a. VI. Passenger, aud So
2. VI. and 1910 T.. VI. Froighl.l -
BON AIR PASSENGER SERVICE.
Trains
Richmond at mo. 4ol............ $500 Pm.
Arrive .,- d, a.,
So on r. ~
RETURNING
Conlfoid At no. Az 4. Y.
Bon an.
Arrive o., a,
All regular passenger trains stop At Bon AIT.
PULLMAN-CAR SERVICE
On Tram So New York and Atlanta vfa Wt.h-
On Train 62-fIchmond and Danyilc, sni
Washington aud Augusta.
Tickets sold % al p"ints sonih -outnaast,
southwest and baggage checked hrough
NOlay-Oyer checks gwen co local ucAete
" SLAUGHTER,
General Pa-s~HECr Agent
SOL HAAS, Trafic Manager.
1. VI. X. TALC01T. &c neral Manager. nh
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FINANCIAL.

FINANCIAL.
Il $1,000, $500, 5000 $500.
We have the above amounts ~ loan cut for two
or three years on GOOD RICHMOND CITY
REAL ESTATE. FRANK ID. hill & CO..
NH S-3t HOS Main street.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF FORTY FEET
u OF GROUND EXTENDING BACK l4O
FEET. WITH THE IMPROVEMENTS THERE
ON, ITUkTED ON THE EASTERN SIDE Of
TlIlRTlETu STIR EFT CONTINUED IN TIE
COUNTY OF HENRlCO NEAR THE NOR H.
ERN ! TITS OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND.
In execution Of deed of trust II. m Ebenczer Hal
leck 70 +. ;. Davis, trustee. dated june 7, 1878,
and duly recorded I'm the clerks Office Of Henrlco
County Court. D., subs ituted trustee for said T.
:. Davis, being 80 required by the creditors Sc
cured, VIII sell by auction. upon the premises on
FRIDAY, MARCH 10, 1883,
at O'Clock -. NJ. the property described as above.
TEENS: Cash as To eXpen as OF sale aud 800
with Interest froIu June 1876: slnO with lerest
from December z. 1876; and 500 with interest
from June Z, 1877; balance, If any, rs announced
AZ sale. JOHN II. DlNNEEN,
Substituted Trustee
tbRhAN TUfPER, Auctionccr. NH
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nor NEW YORK.-The Old a1sS-S

nor NEW YORK.-The Old AGfST1
4 Dominion steamship COmDany's pssEk1zsss
proposed salings for the week following are:
OLD DOMINION, Captain WALKER, FRIDAY,
March 9th, NJ o'clock r.. VI.
GUGANDOTTE. captain KELLY, SUNDAY,
March lth, At o'clock 4. VI.
ROANOKE, Captain CoUCH, TUESDAY. March
18th. at 6 O'Clock !. VI.
Freight received until o'clock p VI. Friday. 9
o'clnoI, T.. NJ. saturday. and 10 q O'Clock p. NJ.
Monday.
Through bills Of lading signed ana goods fof-
warded with dispatch TO all points north, south
east, and west; also 10 foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Atrtr-cabin fare to New York Including meals
and berh). az: rOun drip ickets. slS; steeraze,
with subsistence, 81; without subsistence, SO.
Passengers leaving Eichmond Mond,ys, Tues,
days, Wednesdays and Saturdays by the Richmond
sud petersburg railroad AZ 1850 4. NJ. Will make
connection NJ Norfolk with steamer leaving those
days. Cabin fare, $1,000. Tickets 10 be cad az
the Richmond and Petersburg depot and A. W.
CARRIERS, 1000 Main street.
For freight or passage. apply 10
GEORGE W. ALLEN & CO, Agents,
NH 7 Companys Wharf, Rockets.
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.OLDDOMINION STEAMSHIP ESFFs
W COMPANY. -1s
FOR NEW YORK.

This company Will dispatcnone OF theirsplendi,
,tearners-GUI ANDOTDE. ROANOAE, NAN
HAITIAN, OLD DOMINION, and ElCIMOND-
EVERY TUESDAN, FRIDAY. and SUNDAY
For hours Of sailing. see advertisement below!
DAY and SATURDAYS at 3 L. VI. from Pici 20
new numbcr), N0rtr river foot ~ Beac5 street
They nave splendid saloons, statc-rcoms, anc
bathrooms -, 49,
unsurpassed. . -,
Aftar-cabIn fare % New YORK includlDg meals
and berthl SlO: round-trfp tickets fle Storage
with subsistence, 81; without subsistence, 10.
Freights for points beyond New orh FORWARDED
with dispatch, and no charge made except actua
expensesjncuued.
Freight received unul O'Clock 4. VI. daily
for further information, apply 10
GEORGE W. ALLEN co, Agents,
IY2q office ComnanY's MharYes. kOckettS.