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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-24
The Cleveland loom In Mirhizan.

Among the correspondence TO the Nj
tIOLal Democratic Committee, New York,
Monday, was letter from leading Demo
crst Of Detroit, Mich, which said: "L,sl
evening our Independent Republican mass
meeting was held and addressed by Carl
SchiIrz. II was a tremendous success. and
in point OF numbers far exceeded our ex-
pcctations and all the provision we could
possibly make 10 accommodate the peo-
pie. The president and vice-prcsiden,s
were all leading merchants and lawyers
Of the Republican party, no Democrat
being permitted TO take part officially.
Among large number who thus
publicly cOuntenanced the movement by
their names and presence were II. NJ. Utley,
formerly editor Of the Republican organ
q the State. the Post, and AZ present Re-
publican secretary Of the Board OF Educa-
ton, and l.. G.. Holden, the author, and
Elijah J. Medsugh. the counsellor and
friend Of the late Governor Baglcy. the
Republican leader Of the last Constitutional
Convention, always heretofore one OF the
most prominent and reliable Republicans
in the state. There are many outside OF
these who publicly announce themselves
for Cleveland. The effect ~ SChurz's
speech was great, especially among the
Germans"
4 letter from PilckncyyiIlc, Ill.,, says ::
"Republcans are signing our club.r0lls.
and II changes continue 10 this and adioin-
ing counties Cleveland and Hendricks and
Garter Harrison will carry the State OF IL
linois."
A letter from Buffalo SAYS: "Thcre has
never been in the history Of this county
such a thorough and united Democratic
organization. Cleveland is constantly gain
ing strength. HIS majority in November
i. certain 10 be very large"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-24
T7r RICHMOND D1spA rcH~wEDNEsDAY SEPTEMBER

Vpn would vote for Cleveland. Seventy
Der cent. Of the Illinois Germans would
vote Cor him. think the defeat OF Blaine
A hubble necessity. For that reason Think
every man who desires an honest national
administration should vote for kcwman
for Secretary Of State, az the Ohio vote in
October will be taken as y decoration OF
The sentiment Of the State on n,tional
issues ty other sections OF the country. II
Newman should be elected IN October,
II would practically settle the contest, rs
I think Wisconsin, Illinois. ana Michigan
would then cast their electoral votes
against Blaine
Mr.. scburz was asked II he had seen the
ststement that be II receiving ESQ speech
from. the Democratic managers. YES"
was his reply, 81 have noticed that such
story ~ being circulated. The Springfield
Rfp,diioaa says the story was invented by
Mccullough. OF the st. Louis Globe Demo.
Graf. The facts arc that an not receiving
one cent from any source for my speeches
In the contest, and that am paying all my
own travelling expenses. j am simply do
ing what consider my imperative duty
warming the people against turning over
the administration Of the National Govern
ment 20 sclf.conyictcd, corrupt man.
cannot think they will do It,"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-24

sclute confidence expressed by the COM
mIitecmen. The party Il being ap-
ptaled to BY old arguments. The
war has been renewed here, and
patriotism IL invoked 10 save the
nation from the danger o. southern control
under Democratic President II Is 20.
tent argument here, for The war feeling has
not altogether died out. The "rebclD Is
not yet thing OF the past altogether, but
Is a thing seeking for opportunity 70 mis-
chievously overturn aud demolish all the
interests and industries OF the nation. The
Republicans have in the field n speakers
Senator's Allison and Wilson, ex.secretary
Kirkwood, General A. J. Baker, Secretary
of.state JOHN A. +. Hull, and few others
Of local reputation. Senator Wilson VIII
address the fist meeting OF Republicans In
this city, on Saturday night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-24
DA ID D L o d.
scnoruLous
INHERITED,
CONTAGIOUS.
scRorULous
CONTAGIOUS

In 1870 scrofulous Ulcers broke gu, IN nv body
until my breast was one mass OF corruption. some
Of these Ulcers we're not less than one and one half
inches in diameter; the edges rough, ragged, and
sscminr'y dead; the cavity open 70 the bone. and
nlled with offensive matter. Everything known to
the medical faculty was tried In vain. Gradually
the bone it~flf became diseased and then The sur-
fering began In earnest. Bone Uicors berln ~
take the place Of those hitherto on the surface {
became n mere wreck. For months at a time
ceu!d not get my hands IN my head becau.e Of ex-
IRENE soreness. Could not turn in bed. Knew not
what 10 was % IL an hour even free from paiu.
Had reason TO look upon life Itself a. curse. In
The summer Of 1880, after ten Years Of this
wretched existence began 10 u.e the CtTrtCURA
REMEDIES. and after two years persistent use Of
tbs m tie asa Ulcer las healed TIE dread diseiac
has succumbcd. All over TIC breast. where was
once a mass of corrIDtiob. e. now healthy skin
Wy weight has increased from Ia 10 iJ0 poun ..
AMI the good work Il stu golug on. I ice, myself
q new man, aud al through the CUrICURA
REMEDIES. JAMES T.. RICHARDSON.
Cnsi0m-IIOuse, New Orleans.
Sworn % before United States Commissioner J..
d. CRAWFORD.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-24

adjourned 10 New street 10 shave 1t ouf.s
aud enc Cleveland man Yet 20 his right with
such vIgor that the Blaine man went down
sntdtnly and came up with one OF his eyes
closed. The Blaitc champion had got In
one or two or two good blows, when by.
standGs interfered and the COMPLAINTS
were separated. The friend OF the Plumed
knight had his eye In mourning when he
took cab 10 go home.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-24

nv Jas. Macdonald, Auctloacer,
No. 10 Governor slreei.


e,rprpfOR ROSE wOOD-CASE
Sr,.no' rXCTIaENT HOUSEHOLD FUR
sy,!r,irtsF. ZINE CARPETS, PIER AIRaoR, &C.
WEDNESDAY, 2fru INSTANT,
o,.tork. I Will srll ~ The residence No. 81
~ AZ. ~ Nv street tie entire HOUSEHOLD FUhSF
TuiKsi..;; s,i1lR osEwOOD-CAsE 74-OCrAvE
PASo earyea aus ia n ian nn ls nv charss
NJ, Siiof. Of Baltim.9pTITtii pt .rr ptrp MIR
si RoE wAh Az FsRLon SUIT; several sS-
eelient brusser .a1 tyook -tass Walnut Ntrole-
TOP TSt sSet Walnut aud sy rsc
neRoom CHAIR S Ws.an, ami SY oihcr II ,rie.
T T1%ss cha6 sSST sa wsrarccS s sa',d; Ss
rsnIs; 9rr asI and Cornice Pictures cool
2 2efrseraior China Tease c'ocSery' Glass
ware. &c. - ,.,rors generally Il asked.
The attention 1l NJ, oyd.r. aud the sale posi-
- the GOODS are an NV AZ MACDOUGALL"
tive. Jas Auctiourer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-24
TILDEN'S COMING APPEAL.
Ills I'll Health Has Prevented an Earlier
Deiiverance on Politics.

A New York special TO the Philadelphia
TINES says: Mir. Tilden has been more
feeble the last month than at any time 1u-
ring the last ten years. He had a severe
attack OF dysentery about five weeks ago,
and was so completely prOstrated that he
was unable to receive the committee OF the
Chicago Convention TO present the rcsoln-
tions especially complimentary to himself
and his great battle Of 1876. That Is why
he did not receive the committee In person.
1t is Rr. TIlden's purpose TO make his
response 70 the resolution. Of the Chicago
Convention the occasion OF his LAST poiti.
cal dcliyeranec 10 the country, and it
wou,; have been given b the public before
this time lad he been able 10 prepare It..
He is now slowly regaining strength. and
IT il expected that he will be able to pre-
pare his address in favor OF honest govern
ment before the close OF the present week,
or very early next week at the latest. He
will make IN eloquent and searching ap-
peal TO the country for the election OF
Cleveland, and the Republican leaders here
now more fear the csming Tllden de-
liverance than any other one factor IN the
contest,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-24
Horsford's Acid Phosphate,

UNANIMOUS APPROVAL OF MEDICAL STAFF.
DR.. I. G.. Comstock. physician at Good.
Samaritan Hospital, 81. Louis, No., says :
A" For years We have used II in this hos
pistal In dyspepsia and nervous diseases.
and as drink during the decline and in
the conyalescence Of lingering feyers. II
has the unanimous approval Of our medical
staff"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-24
Schulz IN CINCINNATI.
The Orator 10 Mase Thorough Canvass OF
ohio-iic Finds the People Aroused Against
Blaine.

Blaine.
Cincinnati special Of Monday saws ::
Carl SchurL spoke tonight in German on
The issues OF the campaign in the Peoples
Theatre. The 1900 seats in the house
were all occupied, and there were several
hundred more persons on the stage and IN
the Hobbies. The audience was friendly to
Mr.. Schurz, aud spplsuded hira ire
quently. In an interview Mr.. Schurz
said: 81 expect TO make very thor
ough tour OF Ohio, making speeche,
IN every section OF the State. The
campaign, find, is growing more spirited
and the attendance at public meetings very
large. This shows that the people are
aroused, are thinking, and ! have great
hopes in such cases that their better iudg.
ment will prevail. No. am not making
The temperance question a prominent fes-
lure OF my speeches, but merely presenting
70 the Germans the attitude Of the two can.
did'tes on that question. think the Ger.
mans VIII be largely influenced IN their
votes by the question OF the Official In
tegi1ty OF the candidates. The German pe,-
pie bave very Fixed views Ia favor OF hon
esiy. and cannot be deceived by explsna-
tions or excuses. II the election was
he'd to-day Wisconsin, Illinois, and Miehi-
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Appointments.

Rooms Dpn0CsATTC sfArs }
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE,
AIzIANDRIA. Va. September 10, 1884.
The following appointments arr promuI
gated by and with the consent OF the spesls
ess named:
Local papers and party authorities viii
please give these appointments all possible
publicity.
Unless otherwise indicated, the appoint
mentS are made for cOunty-seat, and. as ~
as possible, on coUr-days.
john 6. BARBOUR, Chairman.
II. &fprd, Secretary.
ELECTORS At LARGE.
WALLER Il. STAPLES.
Bland, Monday, October G.
JOHN GOODE.
Wythe. Wednesday, September q.
fazeweIl. Saturday, September p.
DISTRICT ELECTORS.
X h. uUEFORD.
Grsyson, Monday, September 90.
Franklin, Monday, October e.
Henry, Monday, October IL.
Patrick, Tuesday, October %.
CAnM PATTEsON.
Rockbridge, Monday, OctOber6.
Appomattox, Thursday. October Q.
Allegheny, Monday, October -.
Fiuyanna, Monday. October q.
THOMAS SMITH.
King George. Thursday, October2.
Prince William. Monday. october 6.
Louisa. Monday, October IL.
StaGoId, Wednesday, October Is.
Fairfax. Monday, October 20.
FaUqu.er, Monday, October 81.
GYMNASTICS At LARGE.
JAMES y. DUNLOP.
SpOtsylvania, Monday. October G.
Louisa, Monday, October l3.
Pittsylyania, Monday, October 90.
GENERAL PITT. LEE.
Charlotte, Monday, October q.
LOuisa, Monday, October 10.
siriaX, Monday, October 20.
staunton, Thursday, october lG (nigh}
Charlottesville, Saturday, October Is
night.
CHARLSE. STUART.
Aeeomac, Monday, September 20.
SAMUEL +. COLEMAN.
Sussex, Thursday, October =.
RockhTidCe, Monday. October e.
Fluyann,, Monday, October u.
AN. kelley.
West Point, Saturday, October4 (ni<ha.
Gloucester, Monday, October6.
Caroline, Monday, October Is.
Fredericksburg, Tuesday, October Ia
might.
Alexandris, Wednesday, October IL
(nikhI.
Essex, Monday. October 20.
II. ST. G. TUCKER.
Charlotte. Monday, October6.
Amherst, Monday, October 20.
Highland, Tuesday, October IS.
w.M. CABELL.
Allegheny, Monday, October 6.
Botciourt, Monday, October 10.
Bath, Tuesday, October IA.
SAMUEL GRIFFIN.
Floyd, Tuesday, October If.
Carroll, Monday, October 30.
JOHN L. MASSEY.
Henry, Monday, October IS.
NICAJAH WOODS.
Page, Monday, October q.
EPPA HUTTON.
King George, Thursday. 0c.ober ..
Dinwiddie, Monday, October %.
Halifax, Monday, October 81.
J. G. FIELD.
GoOchland, Monday, October 90.
n. S. PIERCE.
Albemarie, Monday, October G.
Henry, Monday, October IL.
Pittsylvsnia, Monday, October %.
Patrick, TUESDAY, October %.
X. E. WRITER'S.
Sottowny, Thursday, October 2.
Greensyille, Monday, Octobero.
Prince George, Thursday, October9.
Nan.emond, Monday, October IS.
JOHN T. HARRIS.
Russell, Tuesday. Octob,r7.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-24
He DISTRUSTS BUTLER.
Reasons Why the EX.Cha,rlnan or the New
York Grecnbackcrs Resigued.

Reasons Why the EX.Chairnan OF the New
York Grecnbackers Resigucd.
An Albany special says II is reported
that George o. Jones resigned from the
craftsmanship ~ the State Committee OF
the Greeback- Labor patty az its meeting
held IN thi. city last saturday because he il
convinced that the pTetence to build up o
permanent "Peoplc's party Is fraud :;
that the sole object OF the work now
being done is TO misead the honest
Greenbackcrs, n.i-MonOpoli-is, work
ingmon, ard disaflected Democrats into a
trap 10 defeat Mr.. Cleveland and give the
Sta,e 10 Mr. Blaine at the coming election.
and thereby pCrpetuate a party in power
which has brought down the price OF labor
lower than over before known in this coun-
try. After this the elements accom-
plishlng these ends are 10 be turned
over into the Democratic party. un.
der leaders who hope hereafter TO
control ia nominations. Mr.. Jones
declares that II this course i permit
ted to go Oh it will ruin aud destroy
the Greenhack party, because tie leaders
will show themselves too unsophisticat ID 10
understand or trO easy bought 40 10 with
stand the deep-laid pEns Of scheming men
and the great moneVed interests which they
must resist, II their principles are ever to
be carried out.
Mr.. Jones was called on at his home TO-
day. He declined to he interviewed, but
said he would go to New York tonight to
prepare a genuine Greenbsck bulletin to
those with whom he was so long Officially
associated, as hundreds Of them have writ
ten 10 HIM complaining that no such litera-
turc las yet reached them from any head
quarters during this campaign. Tue do
lection u Mr.. Jones and his following
leaves the Butterflies without organization
10 any OF the rural counties of New York
State,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-24
Sworn % before United S.ate
ID, CRAWFORD.

Of scroful0us II hcritcd. aud Contagious Hlm1rs,
and thus remove the most prolific cause OF hum "a
suffering: 10 clear tha skin 0f Dsasnring BlOtche'
Itching Tortur :. humiliating ktupiions, aud
Ioath some sores caused by Inhcritc | >ccpfnla; q
puffy aud beiutfy the SKIN. and re,torr tne Halt
80 that no trace Of dia"a-c remain, CT flCCRA
RF-OI VENT. tho new Blooi- Puriicr, AMI Gu
'rICIIEk and CUTlCURA SOAR. the great SKIN
Ili,n. and Roam inHr.. arn Ilflllibc.
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-24
by George +. Crawford,
Real Estate Agent and Auciioneer,
lOC5 Bank street,
A UCTION SALE OF SEVERAL DE
II slRABLE HOUSES AND LOTs OK
NENABLE STREET.

IL SlRABLE HOUSES AND LOTS OK
NENABLE STREET.
BY request Of the owner will sell at auction,
upon the premises
OCTOBER 4TH,
at AZ o'clock Z. NJ, the following described REAL
hcTkTt:
BRlCk STORE AND DWELLING corner Of
Nenabe and Pink streets, cOntsius three rooms be-
sides the store and cellar. Brick kitchen with Two
rooms gas and water. Lot fronts 20 1912 feet
on Nonable slreo and runs $50 feet ~ corporation
Inc.
BRICK DWELLING OF Ave rooms, No 22I5
Nonahle street. Lot fronts rs 2-l3 feet aud runs
back 80 feet TO Burton street, giving trout on
both sirTc,s.
FRAME DWELLING Of two rooms, No. 22l3
Nenable street. Lot fronts "a 3-i2 fNet and runs
back SO feet TO burton street.
LOT fronting 81 2-l2 feet on the north side of
Venabe street, running back so feet, aiJoins the
store.
Lot fronting 2sS feet on Pink street. betwee,
Nenable and Darlington streets, and RAINING back
l93 ely feet.
All OF the houses are In good order, have good
paying tenants, aud are In good nelghbOrhood-
sale VIII eoinmeace at corner OF Venahle and
Pink streets.
TERMS one third cash balance In twelve and
eighteen months, evidenced by negotiable notes, n-
ttrcst added, deed secured hya deed Of trust upon
he properly GEORGE Il. ORAWFoRD,
Sc Is.ao2l,24,sd,2s,&Ocl, a,s,ss
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-24

Ed- MEYERS GREAT AUCTION
purchase OF CARPETS. RUGS, &C., has arrived,
and 10 uow on sale at Sixth aad Broad.
e2a-W&sa2t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-24
by Grnbbs & Appcrson'
Real Estate Auc,iOneers.
40. \ north Eleventh SIett.

ys,RUsTEES' AUCTION SAIL, p,Sg
FRAMED DWELLING, 20f snor,uus n,,y
sTREtT. C"NTAlNiNG NiNo Gregory
i,rc Of two deed of trust fr ~ j. y. ,,.,l
VIZ Wife 10 ms recorded IN Richmond
Court. in D. Is. lIs A. p. IA, aad N o.,s,.cd by
q, n .6a. respectively. being th'feto SO Mn
DO beuriiciarv. default having hrn nitYe' w
Iii on The prcmisca. az > O'Clock J. a'on
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER ~ 1907
tho aboyc-descrihod DESIRABLE Tx n, rood
occunied by N.r. Faves The dwclliaH ~ ~ rhc
vic. attractive. conycnicni. aaa Pi.g'a',hsr,ind
and beverly s.r,cts, 3UNi4J foee "
alley. .,-tra rtr't ~ 60
ILtNs m"', a., incest ttboai q $40 ,hd
exrenses Of sale r one fourth IN c' ,non s FOR
bfiapee at six. twelve. AID elSn'Sstud scrurel by
negotiable notes interest addeu """
tiusi deed viii he @ceep'yAV'B n. APPEesON,
j. NJ. GODDiN,
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Zig
:, or, ,-rDy VALUABLE REAL

GALE OF VERY VALUABLE kn a. -
SAi ~, ~ -. mis- COUNTY Of BEDf1hD
sND n ATE OF NiRGlNiN' n"',.',,steiy a
"OTTtEEuR g ose' ,i, 3r 81 IT, COIN
OF BeGforI aud state OF sir1lih's, a. ,,I.nce
miles north Of liberty. II VIZ 'nr ~ ono %, The
o. tile ~ ,b comfy lt is within alphi TWO
wilos nj he Norfolk and western al
nlont 10 school. and churchte. u ~ orieE and
a. cxcclont The dwelling-hOihc " ~ ,,r,N az
- ss,r,ic tIoti--conLIinn utnc r',''h ~
CO.'S about 10000 origiihit. - 80 and f',o
III orrinrd contain about tW2iVe aiI,-' "nl ~.
Hhu H'"n." 80, bxndso.ne, coIttin'n< neW,Y
g .rc. in INC American fJ ct pitnte-i a1l tu'
tiystcd under careful s,s1ih he ,,se1 mon every
scre ~ A. n is well adopted u the Sro" -,
WHEAT corn. oat, tobacco az M Al" !, ~
iseG scy " y~ozinc farm. Tive place lle' 1dl tHt
-, = i,ttc inter creek. and u wei witcicd' Ap'
i05 acres are in timber lNu ~ Wnl'n :, W ~
raj forest. the timber upon ~ pt.nt 80 49,
,.luahlo and "a has never been cut oNc'' ~ pt.'
~ GOOD stable. blfu. Oger- ser hpu.e ef'narf
and M. u.iia out-builGines ~ OF WMcn' t, i t' -
rennlr The l-rccr par % me ieh,lhE '.-' - .n
80, ,,od Condition. The tltie % tls prop'ty o..
GOD We arc not expecting any fancy prlI1' an
we VIII sell II a. sr's, mi a M m, 80,
TFVMs: Ons third cash; aud the reinIr'nr in
one Two and three year. Wlth Interest 10 " il
dav Of sale. secured 10y deed 81 truT or p''')h
security but these rms ''c nor ir'iutty, A'L
morc or Ices cash can be paid II the pifrhA~r
wi p .s 81 given for seeding wheat n tie uld
time ana full possession Ut ihe end Of fiNiY f"r'
m NH b. soli az public auclon on The urcm'sc..
y" TUESDAY, OCTOBER 7, lSsi,
II - O'Clock e
CAIN PA7TrSoT
:. $. ?. PATTON.
The address Of CAsN PArTusoS is H,vlrhule
post-oficc, Albematie count y Va 3d. = u. e.
Paitc.oH lyer upon the premise ani WIZ show
the farm 10 any one who d' siro- a. ad l|-lt-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-24
DEPARTURE OF sTEA MFRS.
VAMEs-RIVER STE A M sS-;llaf
~ BOAT LINE, sksGksI1ks
BETWEEN
rIrnrfn.rn A NIA ~. & n NrnNT.

steamer TOIiAMA. f.. :. AsKEw captain,
leave, her wharf. foot Of Tweuty-sccOnd and Dock
trees M 10 4. every TUESDAY, THURS
DAY. and SATURDAY. stopping al all l1nding.'
Fr,ights received from L. ~ every Mollay'
DAYS, Thursdays, aud Saturdays. Every accom-
mediation viii he extended 10 PASSENGERS.
- Is II. :. WADDFLL. General Agent.
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sAaH. nL,Nn.. n,,oss. &c.

WHlTEHURsT Il OWEN. MANU-
W fACTuREns OF SASH, BLINDS, DOORS,
MOiJDiSGs. BRACkETs, &C.. TENTH AND
BYRD STREETS Our new factory unsurDLssel
In arrsDTement sud equipment bv any n the
country, Is now In full operation. and We are pre-
pared 70 eSeente orders for nrssclass work at bot
tom priees' jy 26-3m
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-24
REAx ESTATE Az PRIVATE 9ALE.

EOR SALE, THAT DESIRABLE -
A LOT on east siGe 81 On Try between 'ist- tik4
criV and Cumberland sir,..- 0rNlJu tH't to lu
allcy.wIth TWO SMALL Dol BIZ iEhLN.h 5
thereon. renting for 800 pCr month rlrt. Inh
lotlstu very improving locality va '- Bon :.
reu; wsll sud pay a- 3u tuy' tM. ~. N4i nr i!
yllsd into smaller lot. To- suit nuy 70. Auriy 80
JnUN e. GpDDlN.
Real E-tat" Agent ln4 Au,tionceT.
&C. o1.,td3f
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-24
DILL "A ID ELPHIA. RICH e1sTS
L ..SszkSssss
EOND AND NORFOLK
STEAMSHIP MPANY.

Appointed ssiiing days: Every TUESDAY and
FRIDAY at IL NJ, and every SUNDAY n . a.
NJ
Freight for Tuesdays and Fridays steamers re-
ceiNCd I'll 1870 A. NJ; tor Sundays steamer TIL
> 7. N. Saturday. Freight received daily TIL
Pm.
Farc,ss.
For further information. apply 10
j. V. MCCARRICK,
General Southern Agent, Oniee Rockets.
W.P. CLYDE CO.,
no 40 ffeuerul
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-24
NLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP <,sEFs
" COMPANY. -czzs.xasSge
FOR NEW YORK.

Thl. company will dispatch one Of ihclr splcnld
iners-GIiIANDOTTE. ROANOKE. MAN
HAITIAN. OLD MON. and RICHMOND
EVERY TUESDAY, FRIDAY, and SUNDAY.
ltor hours Of sailing sco VERT -cihcnt tel9".
steamers leave New York n sDNlN,Tl ~
DAYS. ard SATURDAYS at 3 L. VI. fom Pier 20
new number. North river. foot OF Beach street.
They have splendid saloons. stafe-rooms, AMI
bathrooms.
The fare. accommodations. and attentions arc
unsurpassed.
hfrer-cabln fare 10 New York Oncudng meals
and icrthl, SO; rouEd-trlp ticset,' stcerlge
with sutsiftcnce. VI: Without subsistence. ~.
IIeigits for points hcvoud New iOrs forwdrdeI
with dispatch, and no charge made except acilnl
expenses incurred.
freight received until o'clock =. VI. daily.
For further information apply 10
GEORGE ". ALLEN CO, Agents.
IL office comuany'S WlurVp-, Rockets.