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Daily globe., 1883-07-28

CaucuseS Will De heiQ on FRIDAY aIU0fHOOI,
July 81, between the hours of 5 and o'clock
p m, at the usual voting places in the first pre-
cinct of each ward except the Fourth ward.
In the Fourth ward the caucus will be held for
the 1st and 4th precincts and five delegates
elected at the usual voting place for the 1st
precinct: the caucus for the I'd and Sd precincts
will be held at Engine house No. and five
delegates elected.
The following persons will act as judges at
the caucus in their respective wards or pre-
cinctse
First Ward--Joh Dowlan, Patrick O'Brien
and Friedrich, Nelson.
Second Ward-Richard O'Connor, Joseph
Files and Joseph Ronleau.
Third Ward-H- H. Fuller. Henry Meyerding
and Thomas Grace.
Fourth Ward-1st and 4th precincts Patrick
Smith, c. Ringwald and R. A. Smith
Fourth Ward-2d and Sd precincts-Henry
II. Athey, Carl Schultz and T. A. Prendergast
Fifth Ward-Wm. Rhodes, Jos. Spiel and
Tames Dillon.
Sixth Ward-Isaac st. Peter, John Bayer aud
John Rigney.
By order of county committee.
C. D. O'BRIEN, Chairman.
s.. Pa Il, July %, 1888.
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ATTENTION

to what we have to say may be dollars in your
pocket. We have been advertising for suitable
accommodatioRs for branch of a New York
Grocery house, and a Baltimore Packing firm,
and can't find them in st. Paul. Rents are high
and every available place occupied. Property
is cheap, improved and unimproved. We have
plenty of inviting investments for capitalists,
dwelling houses, residence lots and outlying
property.
Daily globe., 1883-07-28

DEMOCRATIC COUNTY CONVENTION.
The Democrats of Ramsey county will meet
in convention at the Old Court House in Saint
Paul on Saturday, July 2s, 1883, at 10 o'clock in
the forenoon, to elect delegates to the State
convention.
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Cheaper I hanEver!

We are not giving Clothing butw giving away
profits Summer Goods close out before the hot
weather is over We want old goods hand
Fall Stock and have therefore goods at less
than cost We mean what say and you will your
SELF if you call and examine the goods
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Al Tsrrsgona white marble column
has been found, which Is assigned TO Tho
monument erected there TO Augustus
Ccsaf.
The French archaeological expedition In
Tunis has found several ruins OF grea'
bulldogs belonging 20 Roman times. One
il q marble temple believed TO be dedicated
70 the West Wind.
William Dannat's picture for the next
Salon shows group Of Spanish singers in
restaurant. Two, man and q woman,
are hfe-size. aud front the spectator. The
man Is singing, with wide-open mouth,
while his companion Is using the castinets.
Behind them Is q man singing and playing
the guitar, and another man with bis back
turned.
The sculptor Harnisch. Of Philadelphia.
Is In Rome at work on the statue and mon
ument OF John c. Calhoun for Charleston.
The statue Il fifteen feet high and has the
right hand bali extended. The left foot Is
slightly advanced. The chair OF senator
Is behind him, bearing cloak. Statue
and chair are TO stand on granite plat
form, semtcircular, with bronze palmetto
trees at even distances on its faces. Finally
there are four tall steps OF granite under
meath all. so that the monument will be
more than forty feet high.
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some gritty. At $40 o'clock on the same
day an earthquake wave thirty feet high
came rushing In over the hamlet, sweeping
away all the boats and deluging the houses.
The tide at the time being low, saved
the settlement from utter destruction.
This wave was followed Dy TWO
other waves about eighteen feet high,
which were succeeded at irregular inter-
walls by others. The pumicc ashes fell 70
depth Of five inches, making the day so
dark that lamps had TO be lighted: Az
night the surrounding country was tiuml-
mated by flames from the crater. Ordina-
rily, Mount Augustin IL covered win
snow, but this year It Is completely bare.
Upon examination after the disturbances
had subsidized Il was found that the noun
tain had split in two, from base TO summit,
and that the northern slope had fallen TO
the level OF the surrounding cliffs. Stimuli
taneousiy with the eruption new island
made its appearance in thepassage between
Cheinaboura island and the mainland. IL
was scycnty-fve feet nigh and a mile
and half long. So violent was the
volcanic action that two extinct yolca-
noes on the peninsula Of Alaska lying TO
the westward OF the active volcano lii
anna, $4,000 feet high, burst into activity
and omitted immense volumes OF smoke
and dust. Flames were visible ut night.
IL Is stated that the wives OF party OF
Aleut Indians who were engaged In otter:
bunting in that locality became afraid OF
the subterranean noises and refused 10
stay, returning to their homes. None OF
those who remained can be found.
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scientific S,ossip.

During the night OF November 18th the
snow in the Valley OF Storelvdal, In Gen.
tral Norway, between Gle and $50 north
latitude,) was covered with layer OF black
and gray dust Of probable volcanic origin.
The Building Neus, speaking Of the re-
suits Of the researches OF Schliemann, says
that the Greek story Of Ilion accords with
the discoveries at Hisssrlik, and the COR
clusion is inevitable that the Homeric Troy
could have been on no other site.
DIR. c. III. Yelvington asserts that the
copperhead never bites when coilcd up.
but will throw the middle OF his body into
long, almost rectangular curves, and with
his head and an inch or so Of the neck
slightly elevated above the ground is ready
TO defend himself.
an an article on the protection OF iron
from rust Van Nostrdnd's Magazine SAYS
that IRON 10 be buried in damp earth may
be coated with q mixture OF 100 parts OF
resin (colophony), % parts OF gutta-percha.
and 80 parts OF parafiine, to which 30 parts
of magnesia and some mineral oil have
beer added.
From large number OF experiments
with the antenn2 Of insects Mr.. c. j. A.
Porter Is leu 10 conclude ~ tndt tnc anteli-
na are not the organ Of any one or of any
combination OF what we call the five
senses-hearing, seeing, smelling, touch
ing, and tasting: (2) that the power OF di-
rection does not he in the antenDa, and (S)
that the antenn@ are the organ OF some
sense not possessed by us.
"H," says W. Mattieu Williams, al
were living in the midst OF London, Biz
mingham. Manchester. or any other large
city, / would recklessly disfgure my prem
Uses by removing n pane OF glass from the
window of every room or knocking hole
through the outer wall, and placing in the
opening there created frame Of serim
gauze, with glass door for closing. or par
italy closing, IT in extremely cold weather,
and believe that all the inmates would
thereby escape some Of the special Ills to
which residents in large towns are liable"
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FROM GERMANY.
kATZENBACHhOF, GERMANY, }
AnUusf % 1907

la
August 20, 1851. I
Hop Bftters Company:
Dear Slrs,-I have taken your most precious es.
sence, Hop Bitters-and I can already, after SO
short time, assure you that feel much better
than have felt for months.
have had, during the course of four years, three
times an Inflammation Of the kidneys. The last
In January, 1880, was the worst and took a lot
OF medicine 10 cure the same, In consequence of
which my stomach got terribly weakened. / suf-
fercd from enormous pains. had TO bear great tor
ments when taking nourishment, had sleepless
nights--bui none Of the medicine was of the least
use to me. Now, In consequence of taking Hon
Bitters, these pains and Inconvenience have en-
tirely left me, have good nights rest, and am
sufficiently strengthened for work, while always
had to lay down during the day, and this almost
every hstr. i shall think II my duty 10 recon-
mend the Bitters TO all who suffer- for am sure
cannot thank the Lord enough that came across
your preparation, and hope He win maintain you
q long time TO come for the welfare Of sufierIr
mankind. Yours very truly,
PAULINE HAUssLER,
Gebr. Roster.
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Fashions Fanctes.

Ragged-cdged note-paper Is still favor
lite among English ladies.
The crspe-fnisbed border is striking
novelty in mourning hote-paper.
Sable is the most fashionable turin Eng
land among those who can afford it.
High heels are no longer worn on even
ing shoes, but are still used upon day boots.
FriIls OF lace down the front of the cor
sage are considered more elegant than but
tons.
Plain or fine striped silk floss hose are
most fashionable for both day and evening
wear.
Evening dresses with pointed waists and
v necks are as becoming as they are fash
ionable.
Evening dresses, when not intended for
dancing, are made with trains OF moderate
length.
Artists OF ability now bring out charm
ing novelties IN the guest cards used at
dinner parties.
Fichus, iabots, and scarfs are worn with
house dresses. They are attached to mar
row velvet dog-collars.
Ladies' cards are OF generous size, cut
almost square, while those for gentlemen
are narrow and short.
The fichu bow, knot of flowers. or mar
row lace pin, is worn at one side Of the
neck Of very young ladies.
The new theatre bonnets Of black velvet
and white tulle, embroidered with pearls,
are worn without strings.
The evening cloak par excellence is Of
cashmere lined with plush, and having a
Grape hood trimmed with lace.
Pretty Partisan capotes are made OF vel
vet applique on c0lored lace, with bunch
OF velvet flowers on one side.
An kinds OF invitations are engraved or
written on clear white paper, except inyi-
tations to gold and silver weddings.
The small muff OF velvet, lace, plush,
fur, and even cloth, matching the capote in
shade and material, is the latest fancy.
For street. ,wear some of the Partisan
3 milliners have brought ont exquisite little
Fanchon-like bonnets OF gray Swedish kid.
Capotcs forevening wear are made OF
white crepe, edged with silver lace OF
braid, and trimmed with white marabout
feathers.
The high Greek couture, with several
fiIlets encircling the head, takes the place
with Parisians OF the small coil In the nape
Of the neck.
In exclusive stationery there il the pale
ographic, resembling old parchment. II
bids fair 10 be a favorite among lovers OF
the antique.
Velvet dresses with separate trains and
an extra velvet body are particularly use
full, as the train and extra body can be
worn over any other silk skirt.
Reception cards are square, with the
name and address and the reception day
and sometimes the hour, engraved In the
iefthand corner, as heretofore.
The less underclothing worn the better
the tit OF the dress, hence flannel under.
clothing, being light, though warm, Is
better, even though II be not SO ornamental
as the furry piquc which the French pre-
fer.
A new and graceful wrap for little girls
Ia long pelisse gathered full IN front and
fastened with sash, which encircles the
waist and ties IN bow in the back. A
hsgh-shouldered cape is generally worn
with this pelisse, and both are bordered
with fur or fur plush.
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DOR RENT, IN
AMEs-LIVER RREWERY.

THE JAMES-hIVER BREWERY.
Extensive vaults: six stories; elevators, &C.;
suitable for any heavy business; shipping facili-
ties by rail aud water unsurpassed.
WEST-END PARK AND GARDEN.
Dancing pavilion. bar, ten-pin alley, &c. Good
DWELLING with four rooms IN the park.
FINE MAIN-STREET STORE,
No. 1892. next to Planters Bank. now occupied
by Richmond Paper Company: good cellar. ana
siorage-rOom above, connected by elevator. Pos
session April l, 1884.
PROFESSIONAL OFFICES
In willinson's Hall, Ninth street. shafer's
Building, &c.
O.D-MARKET STORES.
No. 1902 Franklin street.
seventeenth street near Main.
RICHMOND CANNERY, PINE STREET.
Large building corner Pine and Laurel streets,
suitable for any light manufacturing enterprise.
BOARDING-HOUsES.
No. &c north Fourteenth street, between Main
and Franklin; ten rooms Also, No, south Four
teenth street, near Main: ten rooms.
PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY.
Main street between Eighth and Ninth streets
good entrance, operating &c.
STORE, NINTH STREET NEAR MAIN,
No. 26, now occupied by L. T.. FrancS, with cell
lar. Possession March LIST.
WAREHOUSE, CARY STREET
Near Tenth street; three floors, elevators, &C.
BROAD.sTREET STORES
Near Ninth street. with DWELLING; also,
FINE STORE near Fourth street, south side.
LARGE ROOM.
Third floor. corner Main and Thirteenth streets,
'''':'''' .THoMPsoN BROWN & CO..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
t.e 29-3t lib Main street.
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EROM THE OLD WORLD.
fFrom The great London (Eng,l Times.

Among the many specifics introduced TO the pub
lie for the cure of dyspepsia Indigestion. derange-
ments Of various kinds and as general fam ly
medicine. none have met with such genuine APP
probation as Hop Bitters. Introduced 10 thi
country but a comparatively short time since, to
meet the great demand for a pure, safe, and
perfect family medicine, they have rapidly in
creased In favor until they without question,
the most popular and valuable medicine known.
Its world wide Is not due to the advertising
1t has received IL Is famous by reason of its inhe
rent virtues IL does all that Is claimed for 1t. IL
discharges its curative powers without any Of the
evil effects Of other btiers or medicine, being per-
fcctly safe and harmless for the most frail woman
smallest child, and weakest invalid 10 use Few
are the homes indeed where the great discovery has
not already been hailed as deliverer and welcomed
as friend. 10 docs what Others affect 10 do. Com
posed of simple materials IL is marvel Of deli
cate and successful combination. Nothing is
wanting. Every ingredient goes straight to the
mark at which ii is aimed. and never fails Plea
SAINT TO the palate, agreeable 10 the stomach and
Thoroughly effective a cure it has won for itself
the confidence Of ALL Times. London, Eng.
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O. r CT J
nICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
II AND POTOMAC KAfLRoADs-,scne
comrncncins NOVEMBER 10. lss3-eastern
soo A. H. leaves Iyrastreet station daily stop
and Fredericksburg Sleeper from
Jacksonville 70 WASHINGTON.
mo. A N leaves Byrsi-Rtrecl station daily iexs
A'''' cept sundaysl. Sleeper Charleston 10
c.,opw , mas Byrd-street station daily.
"''o sIeeper from Savannah 20 New York.
,11h s. NJ. arrives ut Byrd-Street station daily
Sleeper from New York to Savannah.
oaa p. NJ. arrives mt Bvrd-strcet station daily !:
stops at Fredericksburg, Milford, and
Junction. sleeper from Washington
to Charleston.
o:34 =. 81. arrives aL Byrd-Street station dailv
except Sundays,. Sleeper Washing
ton 10 jacksonville.
ASHLAND TRAINS,
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAYS:
ass A. NJ, leaves Elba arrives at Ashland at
1889 A. NJ. stops ut Hungary and
Ann p. NJ. accommodation, leaves Broad-sirees
station; arrives at Ashland at
s1apM. leaves Elba: arrives at Ashland a,
Jpn. stops at Hungary and kilby.
GAO A. NJ, arrives at Elba: leaves Ashland Al
6:34 A. II. stops at HunaAry and
s:55A. NJ, accommodation, arrives at Broad.
street station; leaves Ashland at 8
s:07 p. H., arrives ut Elba; leaves Ashland a,
5:l2 T.. II. stops al Hungary and
G. A.TAyLOR. General Ticket Agent.
no Is
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DOR RENT, PART OF FIRST a.
II FLOOR over our store. about 25x100. III
RANDOLPH G. ENGLISH,
de oq-4t 1904 Main street.
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Warranted the Strongest, Toughest and Most Elias.
tic Glue on Earth. ROYAL FAMILY GLUE Mend.
Everything SOLID AS ROCK lizard AS ADA.
MANT.-FIRM AS GRANITEi!! New Scientific
Observation-Disclosures the Liquid Glue Bust
ness of the World J.! ROYAL GLUE Is AbsolsteIL
Uabredkdble and IaSepardblei A sAMsONIAN
GIANT among other Clues and Cementsl MIL.
LIONS MORE Must Have IT.. No Heatlng-No
Preparation-AIways Ready = Always LIQUID
Clues CHINA, WOOD, GLASS, Leather, Billiard
Cue Tips and Cloth, Creckery. Ornaments OF
Every Kind, Metals, Patches on Leather and Run
Der Shoes. Book Backs, Bric-a-Brac. and Every
thing Else with Inseparable Tenacity! MANI.
FACTUREES OF Textile Fabrics, Straw Goods
Artificial Flowers Imitation Stained Glass, cum
Labels, Fine Carriages and Pianos, Paper. Gard
GLUE for Sizing, Stiftenine and Gluelng Purposes.
supplied by the Pint, Gallon. or Al GALLON
BARREL. Royal Glue Talks Tor Itself The
News OF Its Marvellous and Extraordinary lin
breakable Qualities. lis Great Snoothness Fleri-
bility and Strength FLASHES LIKE LIGHTNING,
from one Cf ste mer to Another. LIVE SALES
MEN Job Thousands Of Bottles Of ROYAL Glue 10
Druggists, Grocers. etc. SMALL BOYs sell Hun,
dreds ol Bottles t. Business Oflces ana Families,
70 CENTS per Bottle, with Brush and Tin Cover
BY MAIL POSTPAID. 10 centsextrs, MANUFACTURED
1897 Pennsylvania ave-. Washington d. g.
LIVE AGENTS wanted in every City and Coun.
~ throughout the United states, Canada. Europe
ana South America. Sold by Druggists, Groeers.
statoners, HARDWARE and Variety Dealers every
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TIE GREAT VOLCANIC ERUPTION IN Alaska
OfToQpp

A San Francisco (Cal) telegram says
Z Professor Davidson received from Alaska
to-day (Fril.y) the particulars Of the vol
canic disturbances there in October last.
near the entrance 20 Cooks Inlet. On the
morning Of October 9th a settlement OF
fishermen on English bay heard heavy
report, and, looking In the direction from
whence the soand came. immense volumes
OF smoke and fame were seen TO burst
forth from the summit OF Mount Aug.lstin.
The sky became obscured, ana few hours
lAter great quantities OF pumice- dust began
70 fall, some Of 1t being fine and smooth aud
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FROM PORTUGAL AND SPAIN.

''0' UT II NUHf3 HND u AINs
Gentlemen. Though not In the habit OF praisine
patent medicines, which for the most part are NOT
only useless but injurious, have constantly used
Hop Biters for the past four years In OF ind-
gestioa debility. fcebeness Of constitution, and In
all diseases caused by poor or bad ventilation want
OF air ana exercise. oyerwork. and want OF appe-
Tie with the most perfect success.
am The first who introduced your Hop Bitters
Ia Portugal and spain, where they are now used
very extensively. Yours very truly,
BARON DBF0xTE BELLA,
Profession de Chemic 1t de Parinacie, Coimbra
University, coimbrs,, Portugal.
tde l.Jb,S,u1 u&wlml
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BY Williams n Bowe,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.


Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VERY
" VALUABLE WAREHOUSE. STORE. AND
LOTS ON CARY AND FIFTEENTH STREETS
AT AUCTION I'm execution of DEGREES OF the
case OF Spillman rs. Worthams executors, &C.,
entered December 3, 1881, and June II. 1882.
the undersigned. the surviving special commits
sioners, viii sell by public auction. on The premi-
ses, respectively, on
TUESDAY, JANUARY 8, 1884.
at ~ O'Clock NJ, the following VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE, of which the late X. c. Workman
First. The LAHGE BRICK STORE and WARE
HOl ~ long occupied by Mcssrs. T. e ;. Workman
& Co.. situated ut the northeast corner of Cary
and Fifteenth streets. It covers the whole lot,
VIII oh Is 40 2l feet by ~ feet, and Is occupied
by ii. NJ Workman.
second. The LUMBER-HOUsE adjoining the
above, fronting on Fifteenth street 81 9-l2 feet.
running back ~ ieet, with a slip of IA feet width
extending out 10 Spruce alley.
Third. A LOT ON the north side of Cary street,
in rear of No. 1-about 81 by IS feet.
STORY BRICK STORE and WAREHOUSE No.
10 south Fifteenth street, recently occupied by
Mr.. George Lee. 2S S-l2 by 100 feet, together
with the LARGE BRICK SMOKE-HOUsES
thereon.
This property IS all located In the centre of the
business part of Cary street. convenient TO all the
points for transportation. and being very desirable
for oe eS GScs gGSa R@he
bids will be reported to Court for Its coniirna-
ton.
TERMS: One third cash: the balance at six and
twelve months, for negotiable notes. with interest
added. with the right for the purchaser to pay the
whole In cash If lac should elect so 20 do.
j. o. STEGER,
X. ID. WORKMAN,
Commissioners.
WILLIAMS & BOWIE. Auctioneers. de 81
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US. CONSULATE, MANCHESTER, Eng,


Gentiemen,-Since writing YOU of the great BEN
eft had derived from taking Hop Bitters, gave
friend bottle who had been suffering much from
dyspepsia and sluggish liver, and the change was
marvellous; he appeared another being altogether.
He had tried several other remedies without any
benefit. could name over a dozen other miracu-
Ious cures. ARTHUR &. HALL,
Consular Clerk.
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surrrIrrn ENC Juno7 1oo

f,Nt June u, 1887.
sir,-Haying suffered from extreme nercOus de-
bffitg for four years. and having tried all kinds of
medicine and change of scene and air without de-
irving any benefit whatever, was persuaded by
friend TO try HOP Bttcrs, and the effect am hap
by to say, was most marvellous Under these err
cumstances feel II my duty 10 give this testimO-
NAL for the benefit of Others.as may say am now
entirely well; therefore can justly and wits con.
10 call upoi me. Yours truly, HENRY HALL.
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OFFICE CITY CoLLECToR,l
RICHMOND, November 80, 1888.
THIS OFFICE WILL BE OPEN
between the hours Of o'cloSkA. NJ. and O'Clock
p. nj. from the
18TH TO THE 31sr DAY OF DECEMBER
INCLUSIVE
FOR the purpose Of receiving from all persons
TAXES DUE TO THE CITY OF RICHMOND.
Any person who shall fall to pay said taxes
within the time so limited viii be considered de.
hnquent, and will be charged penalty OF s per
cent ane :nterest at the rate Of q per cent. per
annum' Ar. wO0DsoN, City Colleetor.
All daily papers please copy dc I-tDesl
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FROM REV. j. c. BoYcE, NJ. A.

OCTOBER 80, 1882.
Dear sirs,-I have lately finished my first bottle
OF Hop Bitters. Alter having for many years suf.
fcrcd dcUtely from rheumatic govt tinheritedl, ]
feel so much better. and can walk so much more
reciy. should like to continue the use of 1t. ]
write to ask how many bottles YOU will let me have
for Il. 50 that may always have some In stock.
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.
ONLY ONE DOLLAR GKai
~ TO =
MOUTH.
ONLY $3.50 TO OLD POINT.
ONLYt2 TO WASHINGTON, DC.

NETWORKS NEWS, NORFOLK, AND PORTS
ONLY N.Y. " 70 'WwAsHINGTON,b DC.
JAMES RIyER LINE FOR
VIEWPOINTS NEWS,
NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH, AND JAMES,
RIVER LANDINGS DIRECT,
CONNECTS AT NORFOLK CLOSELY WITH
BAY LINE FOR OLD POINT, HAMPTON,
DAL tiM 9R ENn NE NORTH
EASTERN SHORE OF VIRGINIA.
SEwroGs JA SFw RoS $ sTirs sFEAMEn Ac
ONLY ROUTE WITHOUT TRANSFER, AND
ONLY ALL-WATER ROUTE.
JAMES kly.R By DAYLIGHT AL
RATES MUCH LESS THAN HALF CHARGED
By ANY OTHER ROUTE.
FAKE FAKE k k9 hHGS TRih Zoo. NO LIMIT.
FARE TO WASHINGTON. .. c., %.
WAY-LANDING FARES From csc. TO 90c.
MEALS ON EUROPEAN PLAN.
The elegantly rebuilt and fast steamer
ARIEL,
carrying United states NALL
Y. G. CLIFFORD, Commander,
leaves RichmoL- every MONDAY, WEDNES-
DAY AND FRIDAY
at A. NJ, (SIREET CARS CONNECT IN FULL
TIME,) for abOve-nameo places. Returning Inc
steamer leaves Norfolk. Portsmouth, and New
ports News on alternate days, arriving at Rich
m0nd al about z. M.
Through tickets on sale on steamer and at Gar
bei's Agency. 1000 Main street. Baggage checked
STATEROOMS ENGAGED Fer DAY OR
NIGHT.