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au..r burial Customs In G see.

New York SUM-
A correspondent at Athens g8es 80
account of many curious burt eu+
toms peculiar to- Greece hl'e
lately came under his notic 81
piece Of linen as wide as the ody
and twice as long was dosbkG
and hole large enough for tho s'a
cut out Of it. In this the body~S
wrapped and then dressed in peS
clothes, and more especially new 50 ee;'
Beneath the head was placed piHcF
full of lemon-leayes. In the mouth S
nut bunch Of violets, and around Pc
temples a chaplet Of flowers. These nc
used only for the unmarried and mus
be white. Both head and feet are tree
with bands made for the purpose, which
were unloosed at the edge OF the grave
when the coffin was about to be closed
A small coin IA relic Of the fee to the
ferryman) was placed in the palm oil tns
hand. At Athens a sou is dropped into
the coffin. The greatest attention il
given to this point. In removing the
body the feet always so first. A priest
came on three successive days to sprinkle
the room, fumigate it, and repeat certain
PRAYERS, as for that period after death II
was supposed to be haunted. After
burial women are hired to keep light
burning over the grave until the body Is
supposed to be decompoSed. To assist
this. the bottom Of modern Greek COT
fms is of lattice-work. Every Saturday
the poor of Athens place on the graves
of their friends eatables Of the sort they
used to like.
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A Trick which Did Not Pay.

w. Il - NcIUbiANNh'l
A young man goes twice week to
see young lady residing few miles
in the country, making his journeys on
foot. On Friday night he remained
with his girl unit. midnight, and found
it dark and showing when he went to
the door. lie disliked to 60 home in
the darkness and limited the fact to his
girl, but, as she did not invite him to
remain over night, he resorted to de-
ception to accomplish his design, and
is now sorry for it. lie let him
self fall gently upon the steps, and
at once set up a groan. The
girl shrieked; the men-folks came
out, picked him up and put him to bed.
His prospective motber-in-law inquired
the location Of his injuries. and when
he said in the small of his back she left
the room hurriedly. He had just be-
gun to congratulate himself upon the
success Of mis- ruse as he listened to the
storm beating against the window when
his intended mamma-ia-law returned to
the room bearing huge mustard-plas-
ter. which she clapped over the region
Of his kidneys and sat down to wait
the result. For two hours he writhed
in pain, and by that time a blister of
sufficient size to satisfy the old lady
appeared, and he was left alone to re-
pent his folly.
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Hendricks and the Rabbit.
ct I.nnis Rennhllcan.l

During his serious illness a couple
of wears ago, went into his room one
morning and found him looking at the
afflicted foot with an amused smile on
bis face and the familiar sparkle in his
eye.
"Wbat do you find so interesting in
that contemplation, Governor" !
asked as took the hand stretched out
to me. lie pointed to the foot wrap
ped up in numberless bandages and
elevated on the foot-board of the bed,
at what seemed, as Mr.. Hendricks was
a tall man, a good distance from the
head.
Doesn't it look like rabbit sitting
on log ?" he said, and with two ends
Of the bandages exposed on either side
like ears, it certainly did. "Well,"
he continued, 1--WE been thinking,
though | haven't shot for long time,
that with a good gun | could hit it, and
if | succeeded, it would at least have
the effect of changing Thompson's ever
lasting question Of How is the foot
doing?' TO Where in the thunder has
the foot gomez" Thompson was the
family physician. to whom he was much
attached,
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Here and There.

The estimated population of China is
40j. 2I3, 152, or 263 souls per square
mile throughout China proper.
A poultry-merchant at Manchester,
Mich, claims to have shipped one day
last week 44,047 pounds of dressed
poultry.
An estimate has been made that the
gin palaces and beer shops Of London, if
placed side by side, would form a row
nty-eight miles long.
General Strachey, a recognized au-
thority on the railroads Of India, esti-
mates their benefits to that country at
over G30,000,000 per annum.
Official French reports state that of
the 100000 gallons Of brandy an
,dally manufactured in that country,
only / per cent. is made from grapes.
The rest is made from grain. beets,
cider, and slops.
England's iron route from the Arabian
sea to AighaniStan has now reached the
Quette plateau, through the Bolan Pass.
The work on the Russian trans-Caspian
road is being pushed day and night. 1t
is now approaching Merv.
The Austrian newspapers report that
six of the American medical students
at Vienna not only offered Servia their
gratuitous aid in attending the wounded,
but actually left for the front, while
six others held themselves in readiness
to start.
The statistics of British commerce
show that no day passes without some
British vessel being lost, with all its
crew. During November this was even
exceeded, for no less than seventy-fOur
vessels were wrecked, and all on board
persisted.
- A bill has been introduced in the
French Senate which proposes to inhict
Imprisonment of from one to five years
and fines ranging from sixteen to three
thousand francs for the offence Of forg-
ing signatures on paintings and other
works of art.
The combined capital OF the Roths-
childs, ofEurope, is estimated at 81 ,0O0,-
100000, one halfof which has been accu-
mulated within the last quarter Of a
century. The founder Of the family,
Mayer Anselm, little over a century
ago was poor clerk in Hanover bank
ing-house.
At Weimar, in Germany. a munich
pal cdict has recently been issued to
the effect that windows must be closed
in houses where there is piano-playing,
and that every person who wishes to
give a private musical party must OBJ
tain a permit and pay tax Of fifty
marks.
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An Unfortunate End.

A Toronto (0ntario) special says A
few years ago the Hon. Adam Crooks,
who died Monday in a private insane
asylum at Hartford, Conn.,, held the
position Of Minister of Education in the
Ontario Government, and had before
him, probably, the brightest career Of
any politician in Caaada. lie was Mia
lister Of Education from 1876 until
about two years ago. when he became
mentally afflicted. His acts as Minis
ter Of Education were severely criti-
cised by the party press Of Canada, aud
his insanity, which was pronounced to
be OF such nature as would hasten his
death, was brought on, it is supposed,
BY the malignant manner in which he
was attacked BY the parties opposed to
hsn in politics. lie was the frauer of
the Crooks act, now in force in Ontario,
snd said here 10 be the best liquor
license Law in force in the world.
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Arrest Picsare-swisdie tn Paris,
London I1mes.I

Recently the Baron Alphonse de
Rothsehild and his brothers subscribed
very generously upwards Of eos. 900 to-
ward a fund for purchasing SIX old m as
tiers, which were presented to the Louvre
by committee Of gentlemen. The Gu.
rators Of tbs museum have refused
three Of these pictures simply and &C.
ceptsd the otksr three without confirm.
ing their authsaticisy or promisIng 10
put them on the line.
The Bsrons Dc Rothschild ware in.
duced 70 head the subscription under
false psetsncss. They have been the
tools and sictins Of Z syndicate com.
posed Of half . dozen Partisan picture.
dealers, . curiosity -dsalsr who lives Ia
Cologne, An sx-suctionesr, and Z SO.
called sst critic, who is rot dsbbling in
old masters for the first time. This
syndicsts bought tws mediocre pictures
y the Hamiltou-PaIscs sale, and thew
he'd . large stock rsusining over from
lhsfr spscuis9ions II ths San donate
ale, which rs one Of The most bare
Aeed hsDbuss ever psrpstrsssd. Prince
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ties he pursues the even way Of duty.
With no object beyond its faithful per-
Torrance. Grevy does not escape the
ordeal of adverse criticism through
which every public man must pass, but
represents well-grounded preference
by the French people, Notwithstanding
that the frivolous Parisians ridicule his
retiring, domestic disposition by call
ing him Grandpa, and accuse him of
meanness because he conducts his es-
adjustment without lavish expenditure
and display.
NJ. Grevy was born August Is, 1913,
at MISUNDERSTANDING, in the depart
ment Of Jura. He studied law in Paris,
and on the breaking out Of the revolu-
ton in lSiS he was appointed by the
Provisional Government Commissioner
for the Jura, and was subsequently re-
turned by that department to the Con-
stituent Assembly and became its Vice
President. lie voted against the expe-
dition to Rome, and supported the view
that the powers of the Executive Of the
republic should be limited as far as
practicable.
At the time of the Coup ~ Fiat in
1851, he was arrested, and confined for
a short time in Mazas prison. Upon
his release, he retired from political life
and confined his attention TO his profess
sional duties.
In 1868 he was elected to fill casual
vacancy in the Jura. He was reelected
in 1869. In lS7l he was elected Presi-
dent of the Assembly, after the close of
the Franco German war, which position
he resigned in 1873. He declined the
nomination for hfe-senator in 1873. Nj.
Grevy was reelected by the Jura in
1876, and again appointed President OF
the Chamber. When Marshal MacMa-
hon resigned the presidency of the re-
public he was elected to the executive
office.
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GREVY,
Re. Elected President of The French Republic
ta...o,t.,. os IsNs

Re. Elected President of The French Republic
December IS. 1855.
NJ. Grevy, elected President Of the
French republic January 80. 1879, was
reelected Monday for the term Of
seven years. The President is elected
in France. by majority Of votes, by
the Senate and Chamber Of Deputies,
united in National Assembly. Its
salary. including an allowance for
household expenses, amounts to over
$4,000 year.
The President owes his reelection to
his reputation of being safe man. In
the struggle Of parties in French poll
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RICHMtND, Va, Dec. 30, 1885,

To tie Editor of the Dispatch
In card to your paper dated De-
cember 2Sth, signed "W. ii. T., J." rela-
tive to the 5-per-cent. penalty on gas
bills, you, as we'll as "W. Ii. T., :"
must have forgotten your addition-table.
The bill was presented December DIST,
and five days makes the bill due with
out penalty on Saturday, December
10th, according to my arithmetic. Sum
day does not come in. Give the Office
credit and acknowledge your error.
yours, &C., 5. G. TINsLEY,
Assistant Treasurer.
Mr.. Tipsley never gets caught mapping.
lie is a coupon-man.
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RICHM0ND AND DANyILLE
~ RAILROAD COMPANY.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT SUNDAY, DE-.
CEMBER, 8. 1888.
LEAVE RICHMOND.


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Richmond and Dsnville con-
Meeting at Greensboro TO-
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local points, and at CharIoito
for Columbia anu the South.
east; also for Atlanta. Ssy
orleans, and Southwest,
Pullman Sleeper, Richmond
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gusta without change. suG
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s:ss p. M.-CThrougn Passenger. da,ly,--
Stops at all stations connect.
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sunday; a. Greensboro FOR al
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STOPS AZ all stations and coa..
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1;lo A. My ork- River Freight-fsor
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OLD DOMINION STEAM tim
" SHIP COMPANY. s2S4k
= FOR NEW YORK

Steamers leave Richmond EVERY TUES
DAY, FRIDAY, and SUNDAY.
Steamers leave New York for Richmond
EVERY TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and
SATURDAY at 8 p. VI.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Cabin fare TO New York Qncluding meals
and berth), $40: round-trip tickets, SIS |;
steerage, with subsistence, 81 without
subsistence. So.
Freight forwarded and through bills OF
lading issued for points beyond New York.
Freight received daily until Z. NJ
Manifest closed on sailing days one nour
before departure.
Passengers leaving Richmond by the
Chesapeake and Ohio railway at s;l1A. 81.
(rtd Sewport's News and the Richmond
and Petersburg railroad at l0:t9 n. NJ. on
MONDAYS, TUESDAYS, WEDNESDAYS,
THURSDAYS and SATC RDAYS will
make connections at NORFOLK with the
tesmers leaving those days.
SAILlNGS . HIS WEEK.
ROANOKE, Captain Couch, SUNDAY,
Deem Der 27th, at . o'clock r. NJ.
OLD DOMINION, captain SMITH, TUES.
DAY, December 29h. at 2 O'Clock T.. NJ.
WYANOKE, Captain HULPHERs, FRI.
DAY, January 1t, II O'Clock p. N.
GEORGE W. ALLEN 4 CO., Agents,
No. 1901 Main street ana
de2I CompAnys wharf. Roekstta;
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AND CIVIL ENGINEER.

" p, E. BURGWYN, A. b. @. E.,
We NJ. AN. Soc. Q. E.. ARCHITECT AND
CIVIL ENGINEER, Once No. e051 cas-!
Main street, Richmond, ya.-Plans anu
Specincations pre- pared, and Architectural
Designs executed. Particular attention
given TO the best methods OF sanitary
drainage. Landscs ping . speciality: Refer.
ence Invited to Hollywood and Caivary
cemeteries. % 1.Sm
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A NEW WAY TOPAY OLD DEBTS,

Shakespeare tells how this can be ae.
coInpllshed in one of his immortal plays
but debts tonature must be paid on de nand
unless days OF grace be obtained through
The Use OF DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery. II Is not a "cure ALI ;" bat In
valuable for sore throat, bronchitis, asthma.
catarrh. consumption. and all diseases of
the pulmonary and other organs. caused by
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when our new method. without use OF
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liberation, or from nervousness or neuraI-
gle pains. BY druggists.
de 27-Su. w(w)&F
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BY h b. Cnaffn a Co..
Real Estate Auctioneers,
No. l north Tenth street.
QO- PARK AVENUE AT AUG
COt TON
OPEN FOR INSPECTION FROM
JANUARY .lss6, BETWEEN HOURS OF
l2AND O'CLOCK,
TILL DAY OF SALE

At the request OF the owner, who is leay-
ing the State, we Will sell by public auction,
on the premises, on
TUESDAY, JANUARY S. 1855,
At O'Clock L. NJ, that VERY DESIRABLE
TWO STORY PRESS BRICK FRONT
DWELLING located on Park avenue. No
907. fronting the beautiful grounds OF John
G.. Shaier Esq. containing seven rooms,
double parlOis, high ceilings bath room,
hot and cold water and seven closets.
brick kitchen, detached, with two rooms,
brick coal.houses. and servants water.
closet In yard. The lot fronts 81 feet aud
extends back To en- alley 20 feet wide. The
side lot OF "a feet 'front.' affords space Tor
building another house Il desired. IL ~
rarely that such desirable and well-built
dwelling is oIertd for sale. The house was
built by owner Tor his own use. Of frst-cl
material. and has thick walls and Is hand
somely finished inside. Location Is splen-
did.
TERMS: One fourth cash balance In one,
two. three. four, and i've years e per cent.
interest to he paid semi-annualy. ana se-
cured by deed OF trust and Insurance on
buildings. X. b. CHAfFiS > CO,
lie ~ Auctloneers.
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1tIll'1.. y =
BY X. b. ChafIin a co.
Real Estate Auetioncers,
No. north Tenth street.

NO. north Tenth street.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VAL
" UABLELA IN HENRICO COUS-
TY.-in prusuapce Of q decree enterecin tns
Circuit Court OF Henrico county on 'ne iss
day Of July, 1885, In the suit OK Jonee
against Green's administrator, &C, ,,io w
dersIgned special commissioners viii ,' JILL
for sale. at public auction, on the pss'"'''''
MONDAY, JASrARY 4, 1856,
nj o'clock p. NJ, certain parcels OF bsSv
of which the late b. W. Green. Jr., died
seized lying I'm Henrico county, on Jamss
river and on the Richmond ana ais
ghapy railroad. about five miles wesl OF l i,,
city OF Richmond, consisting OF IhACi
OFFIFTY. ONE ACRES known as Lime:
Kiln" and another TRACT OF FIVE
ACRES aud parcel OF ia FEET near the
aforementioned tract. upon the following
TERas: One thisd cash; and the residue
upon q credit OF six, twelve, ana elsnteeh
months In equal instalments, the purchaser
giving notes with interest added nom the
day OF sale tin maturity Of notes respective
ly, or at the election OF the purchaser the
whole may be paid in cash.
W. W. HENRY,
JOHN h. YOUNG,
NJ. VI. GILLIAN,
Commissioners.
Sale by X. b. CHAPLIN & Co.,. Anc-
tioneers. ue ~
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At the next session Of the Legisla-
ture at Victoria, u. O.. measure will
be introduced 70 prevent the issuance
Of any niners' certificates to China
mep,
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du.parouet, beside the procul r-5snse-
raj. is absolutely necessary m ".
guidance Of The courts in theif pfsseA'
state.
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~ OR THE LIQUOR HABlT,
POSITIVELY CURED BY ADMINISTER.
ING
DIR. HAINES'S GOLDEN Specific.

II can be given In cup OF nfee or tea
without the knowledge OF the psSOn TAX
ing II, is absolutely harmless, ana VII effect
a permanent and speedy cure, NHher the
patient Is a moderate drinker QAn alco.
holc wreck. IL has been glveq "a thou
sands OF cases, and in every lnstA9 per-
feet cure has followed. IT NEvH FAILS
The system once impregnaied VIII he Spe.
cifc il becomes an utter lmpOssn4ty for
the liquor appetite to exist. For Aeby
4. ROBERTS BAKER, Drugxis
9l9 east Main shef
RicRmOndta
Call or write for pamphlet cOniau ing
hundreds OF testimonials from the o., wO-
men and men from all parts OF the p@try.
Oc 23.eOdlY
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COURT Orders.

NIRGINIA-AT RULES HERIN
' THE CLERKS OFFICE or HaE
CIRCUIT COURT OF THE CITY OF NlI-
MOND ON THE FIRST MONDAY lyIE-
GENDER. 1855:
against
William Lichtenberg and G. !. Liclts-
berg. partners. trading under the y r.
Defendaut
IN CASE AND UPON An ATTACHMENT "
TURNED EXECUTED.
The object Of this suit Is TO obtain JuH
ment against William Litchtenberg ana N
j. Lichtenberg. partners, trading under ~
flrm-name OF lchtenbeTg & Sons, lor i
sum Il S36. e6, with interest on s34.02, pa 9
thereof. from the nth day OF June. lss1
until paid, and To attach the goods ana
debts due the said Lichtenberg a sons ~
the city OF Richmond. Va, and subject the
same to the payment Of the plaintli
claim.
And affidavit having been made and hied
that the defendants are non'resIdents oi
this state, they are required To appear here
within one month after due publication
hereof and do what is necessary To protect
their interest I'm this suit.
A copy-Teste:
W. W. Cosby. Jr,P. -. de 9-W4w
" IRGlNIA-lN TIE ClRCUll
Y COURT OF THE CITY OF RICH
MOND DECEMBER l. 1885:
8. $. CABOT
against
]. W. Megibben, +. W. Brambe. aud I. j.
Megibben, partners in trade. doing bust
ness under the tIin and style OF j. w. Me-
gibben & Co Defendants,
IN CASE AND UPoN AN ATTACHMENT RE-
TURNED EXECUTED.
The object of IN is suit Is to recover against
the defendants four hundred and thirty
fiye dollars. with interest thereon at the
tate OF @ per centun per annum from Octo-
Der 81, 1855, until paid and to attach the
estate OF the said defendants in the city
OF Richmond and elsewhere and subject
the same 10 the payment OF the plaintin
claim.
And affidavit having been made and filed
that the said defendants are non-resdents
OF this State 10 Is ordered that they appear
here within one month after due publica-
ton hereof and do what 10 necessary 10 pro-
tect their interests in this suit.
A copy-teste ~
ALFRED SHIELD, Clerk.
HARVEY WILSON, p. q. de 2-"4w
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FREIGHT.

FREIGHT.
Freight received daily for Norfolk, Ports
mouth, Smithfield, Hampton, WaVerly, and
and HicksiOrd Va; washington, ID. O.;
Newbern, Wash ington, and Tarboro, n.
O.; all stations on Atlantic and Danyllle
railroad Seaboard and Roanoke railroad, :.
Norfolk Southern railroad, aud Eastern
North Carolina generally also, for Eastern
on James river, at LOWEST RATES, and
through bills issued.
l.. d. TATUM, Superintendent,
oc so No. HOO Main street and R0cksttA,
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CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAIL
~ WAY.-NOVEMBER Is. 1885:
IL ~ M

CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
" WAY.-NOVEMBER Is. 1885:
LEAVE RICHMOND.
TAO A. NJ. Through nd Local Mail exceps
Sunday. Connects for Lynch
burg.
Sis A. N. For Newport's News Old Poin.
Comfort, and Norfolk daily ex.
cept Sunday.
$50 Z. NJ. For Newport's News. Old Point,
and Norfolk. Except sunday,
400 p. N. r., +. and p. junction accom-
mediation, except Sunday.
625 y. ". For Louisville and Cincinnati
Fast Express, with through.
Pullman cars Daily.
ARRIVE RICHMOND.
s45A. NJ. From H., r. aud Z. Junction.
1855 A. II, From Norfolk. old Point, ana
Newport s News except Sunday,
$40 =. u. From local points and the West.
except Sunday.
$40 p 81. From Old Point. Sewpori's
News and Norfolk daily ex-
cept sunday.
$3.50 y. u. From Louisville and Cinclu-
natl. Fast express daily.
Depot; Seventeenth and Broad streets.
Tickets at 1000 Main street and depot.
II. w. FULLER
General Passenger Agent.
WILLIAMS c. WfCKBAM. second Vice.
PRESIDENT, De 10
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ONLY ALL-WATER ROUTE.
PHYSICIANS MEALS on EUROPEAN
PLAN
fne elegantly rebuilt and rasi steamer

Iae elegantly rebuilt and fss' steamer
ARIEL,
carrying United states Mail)
z, T.. CLIFFORD. Commander,
leaves Richmond every
MONDAY. WEDNESDAY. AND FRIDAY
al IA NJ. (STREET CARS CONNECT IN
FULL TIME) for abOye-named places. ar
irving at Norfolk al p. VI. Returning,
the steamer leaves Norfolk, Portsmouth,
and Newports News on alternate DAYS
arriving at Richmond about 4 II. VI.
Through tickets on sale on steamer and at
CARRIERS Agency, 1000 Main street. Bag
gage checked through.
sTATE- ROOMS ENGAGED FOR DAY
nR NIGHT
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-30
PHILADELPHIA, RICH <fNlA
MOND AND NORFOLK
MsHIP COMPANY.

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Freight for Tussdays' and Fr,d ays steam.
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steamer III Up. y. Saturday. Freight 10.
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