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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-31

the Duchy Of Lancaster, 1874.
Upon the advent of Mr.. Gladstone to
power in 1880 Mr.. Bright became
Chancellor of the Duchy Of Lancaster
the second time, but resigned in 1889,
because opposed to the policy of the
Government with regard to Egypt. He
was returned for Birmingham at the
recent election, but will retire from
public life on the assembling of the
new Parliament. Mr.. Bright has seen
the reforms he advoted adopted, and is
represented to be out of sympathy with
the extreme views Of the younger Radi-
Gals.
His services as statesman have been
devoted to the expansion of popular
power. lie is a member OF the Society
Of Friends, and as such is opposed to
war. In 1854 his voice was raised in
opposition to the war with Russia made
in that year by the allied forces of
England, France, and Turkey, who
were subsequently strengthened by an
army from Sardinia.
The great commoner is simple and
domestic in his habits, happy in his
home, surrounded by his family. His
fayorite recreation is fishing, in the pur-
suit Of which pleasure he makes pill
grimages to unfrequented streams in
Scotland and elsewhere. Mr.. Bright is
generally regarded as one of England's
greatest orators. The qualities of his
diction are simplicity, directness, and
strength. His delivery is easy and nat
ural, giving the expression of extempo-
raneous speech by man full of his
subject, and with the courage, not to
say defiance, of earnest conviction. The
remarkable aptness and force of his
expressions are attributable in a great
measure to his thorough acquaintance
with the earlier English classics, Of
which the works Of Milton are to him
familiar as his garter. His business is
that Of carpet-manufacturer and cot
ton.spinner, and he is man of consid-
cradle wealth, Of which he appropriates
generously to deserving charities.
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Jacob is successor TO William L.. Scruggs,
of Georgia.
He was born in Louisville june /,
1888. When nineteen years Of sge he
entered Harvard college. His health
failing him, he was necessitated to leave
that institution and seek the renewal Of
his strength by foreign travel. He
lived in Europe for several years, and
then returned with renewed health and
yigor.
lie was elected to the Louisville Gen.
ersl Council in the year 1870, and was
reelected the following year. In 1872
he announced himself candidate for
mayor, and received the Office without
opposition. lie was elected mayor in
1875 against influential opposition, hav-
ing become . candidate in response to
the urgent wish Of many citizens after
he had once declined the honor they
sought to give him. His term ex-
PRED in January, 1879.
Mr. Jacob made . second visit to
Europe in 1880. He returned after .
ysar's Absence from homo, and in 1881
was sgsin given the office Of mayor Of
his native city, this time without oppc-
sition. lie was installed in January,
1882.
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Big animal was thrown twenty or thirty
feel. and then rolled down : steep en-
bankment and went out Of sight. once
in Z whsic : dog will be thrown with
great force. I saw . dog struck one
day. and he scanned 10 be eli rolled up.
ne went like : cannon.bali away from
the locomotive. striking board-fence.
II broke The board in two with q crack,
and that was the last we saw oil the
dog
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pogs and Raiiroad Trains.

A Kingston letter says: Did |
ever run over dog!" said locomo-
tive engineer on the West Shore road.
40 Yes, often. Sometimes at night they
look as big as . man on the track. /
lad . little episode with dog only
few days ago. While running near
Harrington ! saw three or four hunt
ers. Each had dog. One of the
CANNES was handsome pointer
Of a reddish-vrown color. 1t thought
il would be smart aud try a race
with the engine. 1t jumped on the
track and ran ahead, barking over Its
shoulder. The train was going forty
Eve miles an hour. Ii was only few
seconds before that dog found the en-
rire too close to him to bark, and he
hadn't time to leave the track. The
cov.catcher struck him, and the next
we saw was dog going up in the air a
good many feet. We thought he would
never come down, but by and by he
dropped, and luckily in pond of water.
lie swan 10 the shore, and as he
climbed out he 'ki-yied so that we
heard him even above the roar of the
train,
dogs, too, are queer animals around
locomotives continued the engineer.
..once there was a dog at Milton that
always watched for the train, and when
il came had race with it. That dog
ran alongside the engine. II was too
smart to get on the track. One day he
started as usual, but il was little fur
Their from the station, and he was run
ming with all his might, looking up at
the cars, trying to bark, when the train
went over culvert, and 'bouse went
the dog head first down in the
mud and water several feet. That
dog must have imagined the train
did ID, because he never after that would
run race with il. Once, while running
at q very fast clip, noticed two little
boys near house with . big bulldog.
The dog was an cid bruiser, ready to
eight anything. Just as the locomotive
came near the boys clapped their hands
and shouted to the dog to Go for him. '
The dog did 20 for the locomotive. The
pilot caught him, threw him clear over
the smoke-stack, and when he came
down he struck with his back on the
valvs-stem, rolled OF in the ditch, aud
ran for homo without being hurt"
"Isn't il . little extraordinary" in.
ouired the reporter, !" that the dog was
not killed."
ssOh. no - said the engineer, 81
have seen chickens on the track run
over BY the locomotive and they would
come out under the driving wheel with
out being killed. The wind must have
eanoht them somehow and thrown them
Ike s puff ball around without hurting
thsn. when you strike . big object,
then Il is different. One night
: big bull got on the track.
Wksn Il saw ihs light Of the loco
netivs b. paved and earled his tail
snd beloved, head down, ready for
hstf1s. We had no time 70 shut down,
~ ~ euly way 70 do ID 70 strike
- suAioe(s fdl force ia order TO
knnsk 49, hwoy iron the track. II
So III g ~ fraek they ass liable 10
~ - ~ ~ vhsels and throw ths N.
6foos ~ sails. q ! ave her . few
6for, ~ ~ noekina ilirIy rais>d
~ ~ lsnek. VIM 4 struck ~
"a s9usss q ths bad. The
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IxnsINa wAR INCIDENT.
Lsa Msa ard last Dsseh-Ts~h''a" ''
u.srd from Dismal swamp

I.u MAJ ard last Dtseh-re~ks'a'
u..rs from Dismal swamp.
lcipcinnati Enquirer.l :,
During the war the q last man ana
alayt ditch. we're common pnrases'
and. strange IS il may seem, they were ere
located at the end Of the war. on
ronrth Of July morning, 1856, fifteen
,onn,hs after Lee surrendered, the sec
retary of War, who had planned hsn-
ING excursion to the falls Of the fo'o-
mac received q telegram from the pro-
yost marshal at Richmond, Va, stating
thatasouad Of Confederate soldiers were
At his Office ready to deliver up tneii
arms and be amnestied. knowing ths'
iokine of that description would suo-
iect the perpctrator to court-martlal, ne
made Decline for the White House 70
consult President johnson, which re.
suited in q telegram to the provost
marshal "Who are they and where
did they come FROM" The answer
was direct to the point: Sergeant
Tewksbury and guard from Dismal
Swamp. Did not know the war was
over" After loud roar OF Laughter
the provost marshal was ordered to re-
ceive their capitulation. Tewksoury'
a yirginian, ordered couple OF Geor-
gians to come forward, give up
their shooting-irons, and stick their
fists to the document" re,
solving himself as the last man and ola
Dismal Swamp the last ditch. Tewks'
bury's description Of how he ascer-
tanned the war was over was very
amusing. lie and his companions mad
been posted on the edge of the swamp
to watch movements Of Yanks from
Norfolk, with orders to remain until
relieved. He never was relieved, and
had subsisted on game and fish for three
years. He met an old negro who told
him that the war had been over a year,
which tickled him better than II be had
been kicked by mule, as he facetiousiy
expressed it.
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NJ. Ttusley Answered.

RICHMOND, VA, Dec. 80, Iooo'
To the Editor Of the Dispatch:
On gas bill presented December Il,
1885. if am given five days to pay 1t
without penalty, and have the privilege
of paving it any one of the five days.
then the 2Sth December is not too late
to avoid the penalty, for the Treasurer s
office was closed on the 18th Deem
her and 9th December. W. IL. 1.
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Mrs. Sharpe. is still unconscious md
will die. J. Davis, . shosmaker, tis
wife and daughter, suffered likewise
and are not expected TO recover. A
large number Of other families had 20
be- carried from their houses, whith
we're broken into and entered at tAs
nsr;l Of the rescuers. Some who entet-
"a the houses to bring out the occd
n.nts were themselves nearly over
powered. Many patients are still unde'
The care of doctors. and their ultimate
recovery is doubtful.
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A whsie City Narrowly Escapes De
population.

A Whole city Narrowly Escapes De-
population.
A Kingston, Ontario, special says /:
This city has met with grievous az
Fiction through corporate negligence.
Yesterday q gas-main burst. The CON-
pany was notified, but took no steps
to remedy the defect, contenting them
selves with notifying residents Of the
locality to open their doors and
windows il they smelled gas. An i'm
mcnse volume Of gas found its way
through an old unused sewer for mile
into another portion Of the city and
got into the houses by the sewer
traps of closet pipes. The residents
did not know the danger when
they retired for the night. The alarm
was given first by Jacob Stock, an old
herb-doctor, who discovered j. Sharpe
and wife, An aged couple, under the in
fluence Of gas and almost desd. Sharpe
was lying on the floor, almost frozen.
Hehsd got up in the night, became uncon-
scious, and was unable to return to his
wife or call her. He has since died.
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INSANE ASYLUM.

FRIENDS ASYLUM FOR THE IN
Il SANE, Frankford, Philadelphia, Pa.
A private asylum for the cure and treat
ment OF mental diseases. There are exten.
sive grounds. fine drives. and good accom-
Atlantic City, n. j., under the care OF the
asylum. receives mild cases and offers SUI
peIior advantages, having q good ocean
view, well.furnished rooms. good table, and
the best medical attendance. Address
JOHN 9. HALL, NJ. d.,
Frankford, Philadelphia.
de 3-Th, Su6Tu3m
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TAXES.

OFFICE CITY COLLECTOR,
RICHMOND, November 80, 1855.
THIS OFFICE WILL BE OPEN
l. DAILY. between the hours OF O'Clock
A. NJ. and 6 O'Clock z. NJ, FROM THE 18TH
TO THE sIsT DAY OF DECEMBER, IN.
elusive, for the purpose OF receiving
from all persons taxes due the city OF Rich
mond.
Any person who shall fail TO pay the taxes
assessed against him within the time SC
limited will be considered delinquent and
charged with penalty and Interest.
A. X. WOODSON.
de1.lm City Collector.
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CHARLES d. JACOB,

or Kentucky, United States Minister TO co.
lombIa.
Charles d. Jacob, Of Louisville, KY,
has been appointed United States Min
lister to Colombia. The office is that OF
Minister Resident, and is remunerated
with the salary Of $1,000 year. Mr..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-31
BY R.B. Cnaftin 8 20,
Real Estate Auctiones1s'
no. north Tenth street.
OO- PARK AVENUE Al Az
Jul TON
OPEN FOR INSPECTION fhoa nv
JANUARY l. 1855, BErW EES
l2AsD O'CLOCK,
TILL DAY OF SALE IA

Al the request OF the owner, wfnSoa ~ ION
ing the state, we VIII sell oy pu"'''
0D ' fUEsDAY, JANTAEEyy s. ,ii!sssIgs;ABLE
rwo SS,oRY PRESS BRICK FhoSS g. .
DWELLING located OF r ssTaa aSs" Of John
double parloTs, high ceilings. sve oS'" closets t
not and cold water, snd seven ven yooms
hrtck kitchen, detached, with two ru oa,ar.
bricS coal. houses. and servants wa end
closet in yard. The lot fronts w Zee The The
extends back to sn alley 20 Zee, "lue: :a ~,
aide lot of "a feet front AFFORDS si"oJ 1.
building another mouse desired CO.. mill
rarely that such desirable and Weiioo 'ra'
dwelling is offered FOR sale. Inc house No
built by owner for mis- own use, OF hTsI ns|d
material. and has thick walls. ana Is nsnu
soTneIv fnlshed inside. Location Is spieh
did. ,.o,o,,,o O., one
two tht,.- four. and five years. q per cent
interest TO be yg.d semi-annua ny, anu s "y
cured by deed 81 trust and Insurance. vi
Sni,din0s- X. b. CHAFFIS & CO.,
49, Auctioueers.
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DICHM0ND AND DANVILLE
~ RAILROAD COMPANY.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT SUNDAY. DE.
GENDER. 6, 1855.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT SUNDAY. DE.
CEMBER. 6. 1855.
LEAVE RICHMOND.
900 A. M.-(Through-P Passenger Mail dsi.
y)-For Oil stations between
Richmond aud Danville, con .
Meeting ct Greensboro To-
Raleigh, Goldsboro'. and pc'ntu
on Salem Branch: Fayet,e-
vile and Gil Z. +. and Y. v
local points, and at Charlotte
for Columbia and the sonfn-
east; also for Atlanta, SeuS
orleans, and Southwest.
Pullman Sleeper, Richmor q
toGreensboro', Danytlle 10 Az
gHsta without change, and
Danyllie TO New Orleans with
90 change.
s;1s P. h.-(Through Passenger, dsllyl-
stops at all stations, connect
Ing at keysville for all points
on Richmond and Meek en- :
burg railroad daily ercept
sunday at GreenSboro' forsli
points on Salem Branch a.
SALISBURY with W. ", @ raj.
road a. Atlanta for Jacksou. .
s s1lIei Fis;' New Orleans, sIG
Pullman Buffet Sleeper. us,.
vile TO Atlanta, Greensborof 10
AsheVille, Danviile TO SsyJ
orleans without change.
G+o r. M York River Passenger dauyl
stops 81 all stations and con
meets az West Point daily ey 4.
eePt sunday with steamer Tor
.oop BaIumore and points Norfp.
''0V r H. b0 Air Accommodstlop,
g gay except Sunday FOR Goa,
Hio - A.-4York- River Freigh,--ror,
Twenty-fourth-street d4poi :
daily except sundsy 10,
West Point. ~
80. ARRIVE AT RICHMOND.
ivy ~ M.-rroIn Atlanta, GoIdsro-o.-
Raleigh, and intaTu1es q
points daily. 80
eAl A. M.-From CoaIfieid ana Ro,, o.
daily except Sunday.
AV'iS a. M.-rrom West Point (dailyl Bsl-
tlmore, and points North ldslI ,.
except Monday.
f;Vf +. M.-From Ill local stations Allan
Ia, Now Orleans, and aoufb-
west daily.
$40 p. M.-Freight daily sxcevt snnhsv-
from West Point. =
,fiokEI OFFrCEs: 1000 Main street. anS
- tne richmond and Danyille railros :
NJ. SLAUGHTER.
SOL. HAAS, Traffic Manager.
T.. b. THOMAS, General ManaDsr 40,
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Roscoe Conkling is said to give an
nually much legal advice to poor women
in distress and to give frequently large
sums of more material assistance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-31

oysters, OYSTERS. -
handle the BEST OYsrf<E
In the State. and they are 1@ DE.
finest in the world. My IL 7kK city.
PARTNENT Is the finest thst
and L will pledge my repuy r. VNited
no Objectionable person wiIlt 16nre
upon. OYSTERS sold by thu, [esn
or barrel. Supper fUr large -
be furnished NJ short notice. c. ~
your orders TO MUkPHY'S, corn H.
and Broad streets. JOHN MUIR
prietor. Telephone. No. 47d. M =
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-31

CoS fgIONERS' SAIL VI US
CnXli,ANps IN HENRico S N he
ry I'm k5nnnce Of o decree ente nn the ist
ts,cnit dsjkrf Henrico county o -, iones
Az ~ ~. SIS. in the sal. " ,hs nm.
.ss rst - administrator, &c, y,, III offer
ssnImrs a commissioners WI, WINES, v"
FOR FOR sale, at ~ auction ON 'ns
on MoSffAxASuARy :, isss' AND
: .,.,ocr ~ .,,ytain parcels o. ba aied
sna Wixp. W. Green J.'i mos
~ IN mn i,,r ' ~ aeico county, on ni,e.
s segor nsns on ne richmond ana H sine
a .hs ~ ssfirs@d. MOTIVE miles wss TruAGT
si!y q e. Ee eSsS Stsi known a. LINZ LINZ
Or On. and as0tkeF yRACr or car the
MD rin'ra and a psfxStofi4 FEEL nsin
AShro o, S trssf, ~ the ioiiow resiaue
TERss: One thru 81 Ts. sns and eighteen
u mpon,bs in equal instslinss. .ns rom the
r rnvn1 notes with in,ertt,oase1r sspective-
vlps aI I'm nstoy o. D'ss the
iy. or al the electioqoi w
Whole may be paidb Wv ~ ". HESRY,,,
,nHyR YOUNG,
N. Gilt
~ Coamiss ioners.
Sale by X. y. CHAf'' de 20
| tfOnpprs
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REMOVAL.
woon Axp COAL.

WOOD No>r|0|Iy,y'-e|o
G p. LATHROP & ~, CUAL ANU
% WOOD Crown "a. sp agn .tnYl
and hail; superior Anthr -. Forest Pine
chestnut, and broken init. Purchaser
can rely on getting clea rs \ "a pro
pared Goals. s. I. LATiUTsw.Bridgs.
Telephone 81. ~---------
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III q Fl $3.50 aA 4. 4
~, M nND. FREDzRfUKsBUEu
TX iC sn por0AAg KAn,s0A Susss-
p. ..:,s sD% .ssnsssa TIME syra.r.s, s.,ion
600 4. NJ . csiiy: stops Only 81 Asn nss
I 5,scsafsscnsiIIe % g..sins,.1.
fl:o7 A. N, iss'eScspt sunday. Sleeper
tyow Charleston ~ Wash ue-
ION. pvrd. streetstation dat-
s:2o r. N, ,esSel sleeper from Jseksons .iis
yev York and from SDsr-
,o.,on 70 New YORK.
=, nssr,yes AT Byrd street Nstlnn
1920 A. NJ, sea,iv Sleeper from New rork
asfs scksonville aud from New
We 10 Charleston .,
AZ aryiyes az Byrd ~, eet s.ssiVn
ds,y Milford, aud Junction.
p ss,nis.,ey rom Wash ington TO
STrarleston and nom WASH
sna,on 10 jackson vile. 49,.
I liz at Byrd-street stauoh
s"o daily except Sun.g
ASHLAND TRAINS.
o.rry EXCEPT suspAfsi 50
A..o,omodatlon, leaves bresa-
400 y. No. Street station; arrives ~ '''"
. , l IssSe a. sl 5; j. arrive. at ASH
Sos r. ~" land 81 e:+4 Z. d. vs. Asr-
a. arrives at E,Da; Iea'o'
7so A. M" and at s:43 A. NJ. ,,a. AZ
! SOS A. NJ, ~ &c. ~ street station leS'~
/ hshland at 8 A. NJ. ..,,and
asr,yes 4 Eliza leaves hsh'""
A. s;isfG; e m Ticket Agent
~ = r. n a. MYrEs. General snperln'snoe
Ri0HaassSSPs,S r5 5ssPS sAiGs6aS.
- Lg
ruuouGH ALL-RAIL f phasIiIffH IoRE
IN nvSE TO AND FROM bn"' YORK
LEI pNuTiI.kD ELPHIA, SEw ,Ci.ar.
AND EASTERN, MH ~ u
ERIN CITIES.
TWELVE HoURss, NET b6EETEY EE.
IVSI RiIcHMOND AND BA1,lrIin rS -
; cre.pondlngly quis,s ,.s sh%s sas 9iH,
l. eds. Through bills q a. A. IA }I9R
5, low S'es General PsssenE r Agent.
d DfCNMOND AND ALI tGHAN
e kNA'i RAILROAD.
y Az vcprpULE OF TKA)iNs
IS TWO Daily TRAAi,Sys, tEfcEPr sC'
!. RIcaaosD AND LfSCheUke.
. TaIongh Econ s,,on c NICE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-31

Tor RENT, THAT C0NVE- a
Il niently.located Residence No. n
Second street. between Grace and Franklin
streets. containing seven rooms. besides de-
tached kitchen with two rooms, recently
put In good repair. Apply TO
JOHN T. GODDIN.
Real Estate Agent,
Bank and Eleventh streets.
de 3l.eod3t
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,ac,,,r-. , AyD crvrL ENGINEEs.

ABCUIrT' AND CIVIL hN"'' 'Nffss'
~ PIE BURGwYN, A. b. @: e.,
". NJ AM. soc. G. T., ARCHITECT AND
CIyII. ENGINEER, ONCE 40. sooh cas-,
Main street, Richmond, Ya.-Plans ana
organizations prepared, and Architectu,,rs,
Designs executed. PARTICULAR aIeent apn
drainage. Handspring q specially; Eeler.
ence Invited to Hollywood and calvary
cemeteries. W A'sm
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FOR RENT.

Tor RENT. a
No. 1928 Rockets street factory.
No. lis north Twenty ninth street.
No. 902 north Fourth street.
No. 92s north Fourth street.
No. ola north Seventh street.
No. 420 south Laurel street.
No. 424 south Laurel street.
No. 3l2h south Third street.
No. 1906 west Clay street.
Rooms over store corner Sixth and Baker
streets. Apply TO
de 31-Th, S&Su 1104X Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-31

NTANTED.-ANY PERSoN nAn-
w ING n Gentlemans goou n lui, ,.,,
sonsbIe win find purchaser by applying 10
~ r. MATTHEWS, 1929 east Main street.
10 f.pod3ts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-31

Price per bottle, 81 and s1.75. For sale
by POWERS, TAYLOR CO., Richmond,
IA no 24-d&w1y
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-31

CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAIL
" WAY.-NOVEMBER Is. 1885,
LEAVE RICHMOND
TAO A, IL, Through and Local Mall exceTi
Sunday. Connects for LyEcr-
burg.
s:l5A. NJ. For Newports News. Old Poiu.
Comfort. and Norfolk daily e ,
cept Sunday.
s;50P, N. For Newport's News Old PO no .
and Norfolk. Except Sunday.
400 z, 81. X. F. and u. Junction accom-
mediation, except sunday.
Gasp. NJ For Louisville and Cincinnati
Fast Express, with through
Pullman cars. Daily.
ARRIVE RICHMOND.
6:45A, M. From r., +. and +. junction
il:55 A, 81. From Norfolk, Old Point, ara
Newport's News, except SundE y :.
s:40P. II. From local points and the We.
except Sunday.
$40 =. M. From Old Point. Newport
News, and Norfolk daily e.
cept Sunday.
s:55 Z. NJ. From Louisville and C!nciu-
natl. Fast express daily.
Depot: Seventeenth and Broad streets.
Tickets at 1000 Main street and depot.
II. W. FULLER,
General Passenger Agent.
WILLIAMS {. WICFHAM, Second Wee
President. de -
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r. QUINN TRAVELS FOR THE
COMPANY.

Cures scrofula. rheumatism, Catarrh,
and all Blood and SAin Diseases.
81 nm for any poisonous chemica
, ,OOO found in this preparation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-31

WANTED, AGENCY FOX A NEW
w Factory making desirable line ot
! tobacco wishing TO Introduce 10 Ie%ss
trade. Satisfactory references given. o. r. IL
are postmaster, Schulenburg, Texas.
AZ 3I.pOd2W
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WANTS.

WANTED. OCC VI A N L ,
w (adults) for Second Floor. three con
Meeting rooms, with large closet. Batn-
room on the same floor. Coal, house Also
one large Room on the third hoor.s s,,''
rately or with the aboVe-ln priNs'Ip asar.
ences exchanged. Address ENEhI ~
care OF Carrier No. 8. uo .
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-31

ARRIVE RICHMOND,
500 T.. 81. MAIL daily except sunday.
1905 A, 81. ACCOMMODATION daily le1
cept Sunday
y:4o A. NJ. NIGHT EXPRESS iaily tex'
cept Monday.
CONNECTIONS.
At Richmond with associated railway
and Richmond, Fredericksburg and Poto-
mac railroad; at Lynchburg with Virginia
Midland railway and Norfolk and Western
railroad; at Clifton Forge with Chesapeak Re
and Ohiorailway; at Lexington With Balu-
more and Ohio railroad.
Steeptng-cGr attached 10 Nt9M EzpreI tc
Trains marked daily Except sunday.
Tickets sold to all points. Offices: 400
east Main street, 1000 Main, and At Rlcn-
mond and Allegheny depot, Eignth ana
Canal streets. j. h. MACMOhDOi
General Passenger and Express Agent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-31
TRAINS NoRTHwAgp.

No. Leave Arrive
Petersburg. Richmond
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-31
ONLY ALL-WATER BOTTLE

GREAT TOURIST ROUTE.
JAMESTOWN DUTCH GAP, AND WAR
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-31

CHEAPEST ROUTE.
K AAHHEssE ESf IA A tEss 1rE THAN HALF
FARE TO NORFOLK, sl-N0 fGxTrE.
WAY-LANDING FARES from 2sc H.,
second-class tickets still Iowsr W ".
FARE TO WAYERLY, si.s
FARE TO HlCkSFOKn 900.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-31

ONLY ONE DOLLAR ef7N.,
NORFOLK, PoKTsMoUTH. AND NEW.
PORr'S NEWS.
AND ONLY DIRECT ROUTE WITHOUT
TRANSFER OR CHANGE OF ANY KIND.
Second-class tickets ST. lower,