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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-27
ECCRNTRI. JOHN LfLAND.
Baptist Pastors Tell Stories of once
Noted Preacher.
New York Times

The Baptist pastors at their Monday
morning meeting yesterday departed from
their usual custom OF listening TO pro-
found essay, aud shook their sides with
laughter over amusing anecdotes told OF the
eccentric John Leland. DR.. Eddy had pre-
rared short sketch Of the noted minister's
life, and hall the older men in the room
had some personal experience TO relate.
John Gland was born In Grafton, Mass,
May Il, 1854, and spent his latter years III
Massachusetts,, dying In North Adams Jan'
uaiy IL, 1871. The sixteen years OF his
life between lTs5 and 1901 were spent IN
Virginia, where he travelled about preach
ing and became well known throughout all
the South Atlantic States. lie came North
In 1902, and there his most eccentric deeds
seem 10 have been performed.
DIR. ddy's most telling aneedote, " was
voted by bis hearers, must be stamped rs
BAPTIST and as belonging 10 John Leland,
Tough II had been claimed by nearly all
the other denominations. The incide0i
happened in Vermont. John Leland had
been invited by O Congregation al clergy.
man 70 preach, and was expected to make
his appearance at the minister's home on
Saturday. All day the Congregationalisl
watched for his distinguished Baptist
guest. but he came not. However, to-
werd evening a tramp In coarse gray
bomespun suit snd carrying green bag on
his arm appeared and asked shelter Tor the
night. The minister told him he was ex'
pseling the great Leland, but u be ,,oulG
60 out and split some wood he could hav,
some supper and place TO sleep. Tn,
tramp gladly awaited himself Of tie offer
The nifht passed, and John Leland had no
come. la the morning the minister hunted
upsn old sermcu 70 presch, aud then, be
.ore going 10 church, catechised his family
~ was his custom.
p .r many commandments are there9
was tie question put the tramp.
lie hesiiaied. but finally yentured TO sa
"Eleyep." Plying the poor heather, th
munster told bim 10 come with BIN Z
church. He did so, and meekly follose'
into the pulpit. As the disappOintel
preacher was apologizing to his large audi
enee for be non-appearance OF the expeete'
divine, man who had heard Leian'
preach pulled the speakers sleeve aud sai'
that Leland Was sitting at that moment II
the pulpit.
John Lclapd's subiec. that dsy was "Th
Eleventh Commandment"
Many ether stories about the eccenui
parson were told. Then DIR. Jddson re
marked that ~ these days such pec'iiiar'
Ties we're regarded as form OF disease. II
this view the other pastors seemed TO coin
eide.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-27
THE OIss STORY.
A Trusting Farmer VINO Thes&hs he
Knew the Card.

A Louisville (Ky.) special SAYS Late
last night CHARLES Henderson, weIi-known
sporting character OF this city, aud the
hacker Of Tommy Warren In his coming
fight. was arrested at the Crockford saloon
while drinking with some friends. The
arrest was made by w. 4. Buntain, mar
shall OF Shelbyyille, and Special-ba'.
in Jack Reeves. The charge against
Henderson Is completely IN the rob
berry OF Mr.. Munson Hedden. an
aged farmer Of Shelby county. The old
man was swindled out Of $4,000 In game
~ three-eard monte. The game was played
ON him In much the usual way, A party
who represented himself as land.buyer
first made Mr.. Hedden's acquaintance, ana
after gaining hls confidence sfeered nih
against the manipulation OF cards, VINO, 10
all appeM snc,s, happened to cross tneir
patb while the willy stranger was engaged
with Mr., Uedden about the land-deai. HIS
"friendv easily persuaded him that 1t was
a /" spsp," Snd the old man fell into the
trap. lie drove 10 town, and drawing
a.. 800 out Of the bank, returned with bis
friend 10 win "bar'l" OF money. lie
risked IL all on q single turn and lost. His
"friend" also lost 800.
A reward OF eI 900 was offered By Mr.
Ueddon for the swIndlers as soon az he
awoke to a realization OF the fact that he
had been robbed, and this secured Hender-
sons arrest. Henderson was placed IN
iail, but after the county officers had lett
Two magistrates were taken to the jail by
his friends, and they lei him out on the
straw bail Of $3.50. 1t Is hardly necessary
70 state that Henderson failed to put In an
appearance at court this morning, as MS
bond stipulated that he should. lie has
figured in a number of similar cases, ana
Is thought 10 be the man who did the
Columbus Gnd) fve-thousand.dol JOB
about SIX weeks ago, in which William
Mc( liutick, wealthy fsrmer, was the vic
tim. Columbus oA|cers were here to iden.
hfy Henderson this morning. but be had
departed ere the sun reee. He Is an old
circus-iollower, and il known oil over the
country. He first cQine into notice here by
reason Of bis connection, as referee, WIN
the fstic affairs Of Tom Warren. lie l,
now the hacker OF this pugilist In MS
coming fight with O'LesTy. Reeves, the
man who assisted IN his arrest last night,
saws that Henderson served term in the
Nashville penitentiary for express robbery.
He has been in enough scrapes to know
how to keep out Of the clutches OF the
Kentucky officers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-27
LUCKY DRAUGHTsMAN.
He BECOMES German Duc ana Heir
ION Far,une aud T. .tates,

A Pittsburgh special says: James Is.
Kelly. aged twenty, draughtsman In the
employ of the Pennsylvania Natural-GaS
Company, will hereafter be known rs Due
de Gasconnc. Two weeks ago Mr.. Kelly
received a letter informing him OF the
death OF his uncle, Albert Mcmahon, Due
dc Gasconne, upon his estate, in the Ger
man province Of Lorraine, which includes
two thousand acres. Mr.. Kelly inhcrils
both title and lands. The young Due
does not know whether he will resign his
position as draughlsman or not, but viii
dispatch cousin, Eugene Kelly, OF Phila-
delphia, to Lorraine 70 superiniend the
estate. The Due this afternoon said:
"The estate is worth probably 100000
flames. Ii ls not old, hut was given by
Napoleon Bonapartc to my granduncle, A.
bert Mcmahon, one of his soldiers. The
Province Of Lorraine passed aiterward INTO
the German power, but the estate was mol
confscated. NV granduncle died In lSiQ'
leaving the estate and title To his son NJ
bert. He died on the 18th OF last july, De
oueathing the estate TO me. Tue search IN
STUFFED for me was not successful until two
weeks ego. The connection between m!
mothers family and the Mcmahon family
began with the marriage Of Miss Kearns-
her first name forget-to the first Albert
Mcmahon" The Dues father Is manager
Of Browns Iron-Mills, in this city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-27

B0n-Alr Accommodation .pa" Is
mond 8 PM: arrives kcnunrd eti n
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-27
Strange Incident az Sea.

The officers and crew Of The brig Missls-
sippi, Captain Powell, from Rio Janeiro.
report queer incident on the passage.
which they viii no, admit was an optical
delusiop. Shortly after daylight October
10th, 10 latitude 20 north. longitude 1918
wet, bark was reported under the wca.
fher quarter. An observation with the
reksd eye showed her 10 be deep laden,
Int Whist excIled curiosity on the MIssIs-
s,ppl was her strange movements. She was
Steering In al directions, not holding for
any length q time 10 any course. The roy.
~ Of The lark were furled, but the topgal.
lsf;f fh,ls We're Only eiewed up. Captain
Powell went below 10 breakfast, where nc
sfuniptd short while. Coming on deck,
Ae asked the man st the wheel where the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-27
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIL
~ KDAD

Boil. HAAS. Tratic Msusl,r
F.R. THOMAS General Manager - -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-27
LADIES'!

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Strengthen mind sfgaz0as-
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BROWNS IRON DITTERs
will enable you to realize all
these desires.
Ladies who suffer from gen
eral or any special weakness not
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but have dark circles under the
eyes and premature crows-feet
that detract so much from their
appearance. The use of
BROWNS IRON BlTTERs
will strengthen, will cleanse and
enrich the blood, vitalizc the
system, cure biliousness, remove
pains and suffering from inhrmI-
ties peculiar to the sex, give fresh
vigor to the mental and physical
condition, dispcl the sallow hue
ofthe countcnance and give fresh
clear rosy appearance to the skin.
The brunette will be brunette
still. the blonde will remain a
blonde, but the use OF Browns
Iron Bittcrs as a purifier and
strengthening medicine will give
health to both and enjoyment OF
life's duties and pleasures. The
teeth will not be injured or dis
colorcd by Browns Iron Bltters;
this is true Of no other iron prepa-
ration. BY its faithful use head.
aches are cured, constipation and
diseases Of the liver and kidneys
rerclievcd, pains in the back and
sides are dispellcd, and nervous
prostration rcsultingfrom the sui
iering caused by diseases OF these
ORGANS and the stomach are re-
moved. 1t is the most complete
medicine made for such troubles.
Medical and chemical skill have
been employed to discover the
best medicinal ingredients and to
combine them in the most skiliul
manner to produce a remedy
which can be used by the public
without the special attention OF a
physician. Browns Iron Blttcrs
is a preparation Of vegetable al
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blended iron without the use Of
whiskey or any delctcrious OF
DANGEROUS acids. Its action is en-
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not stimulate. 1t is not an irri'
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acts quicklyand surely to remove
the poison. Browns Iron BIT
tiers is a valuable medicine ioi
children, who receive the mos
benefit from frequent and small
doses. 1t is a sure cure for dys
pcpsia and Indigestion. Sol(
everywhere in the United States
The price is but a dollar. Bcwar
of limitations. The genuine la
trade mark and crossed red line
on the wrapper. Made only b,
Brown Chemical Co. BALTIC, Nc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-27

strange bark was. Tho man said that she
had not been seen for three minutes: CAP.
tain Powell took his glass and searched the
horizon for the bark, but Il could DC no
where seen. The day was clear aud brivnI,
With lsght southeast wiud only strong
enough to give the Mississippi stestage
way. The crew say II was the frying
nutchfnau
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-27

Richm'd.. .lI:30 A. ". ( norfolk t.lop. y
Kichm'd.. 1880 z. VI Norfolk lH,'f "
Norfolk. $3.50 A. NJ. El+uu :
Norfolk. 1880 =. ". hicnm l.'.-'t
These trains also make close c1au-.. '-
IN and from FalmNIIe. ltrraHlrs 81.
southwestern points and all stations lI
the Norfolk and Western railroad.
Is. h My
Superintendent of irtr~po ..g.
TN EMERSON General .Hssrug A--.'
SOL HAAS, Traffic MANAGER ih
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-27
FREIGHT.

Freight received daily for Norfolk, Ports
mouth, Smithneld. Hampton, Old Point,
Wayeriy, and hlcksloTd, Va; Washington,
n ~, Ali sIatlons on Atlantic aud D&a-
Vile railroad, seaboart and Roanoke rail-
road, Norfolk Southern railroad. aud last
ern North Carolina generally; also, Tor
Esstorn shore 81 Virginia and all regular
landings on the Jsnos and issppanannock
rivers. nj LOWEST RATES, and through
bills issued.
u. Il. TATUM. Superintendent,
A IL No. lloo Main street aud Roeketts.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-27
AUCTION sAl4Es-rstare Days.
~ ouaries 4 McCurdy, AuctfoneeS.
1919 Main street,

v7xECUTORS' SALE OF DESIRA.
~ RE DWELLINGS ON THIkTiErH
eTRI sT BETWEEN MAIN AND fkAHk.
IN sTREETS, BETWEEN LlBbf-HILL
XII, CHIMBORAZO PARkS.-By request
orfhe executors OF the late Bran ". Ty-
~ ssy We will offer for sale on the premises on
FRIDAY. OcroBES 20, 1855.
at l:so p. NJ. the following REAL ESTATE
70 % FRAME DWELLING, containing five
xoome. city water, &c. Lot 2lxl0O feet.
4 xAME DWELLING adjoining above,
.ont. lining six rooms, water. &c. Lot lex
S00 Get 10 an alley In common.
a. FRAME DWELLING near above, con.
tanning six rooms city water &c. LOT io1
100 feet 10 an alley In common.
FRAME DWELLING adjoining above.
containing six rooms. city water &C. Lo'
The above properly Is well situated. and
sborld command The attention OF parties
o. Ishing small houses for investment or de-
a,rable homes. Nelghborhood good.
TERMS: one third cash balance IN SIX
tu,'ve. and eighteen months per cent. IN
tere At, and secured By deed OF trnst;
1904 Auctioneers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-27
BY n. ". BOwe,
- Hss Anrttat.naF

V'RUSTEE'S SALE OF 4 GOOD
4 LOT ON BOYD STREET BETWEEN
HARRISON AID NORTON ~ Reefs
n. r. BoWE'R PLAN OF MAGNnLlA, ~
AUCTION.-By virtue OF deed OF trust
10 1885. will sell at auction, on the prem
lhes, on
SATURDAY, ocTonER so. 1855,
n, = o,eock T.. M. the EXCELLENT LOT
rsfefted 10 above BEGINNING on the soulh
.ine OF Boyd street of q pint IA feot east
~ Norton street, fronting on boSu street
40 fer and running back between parallel
lires 100 sfet ioan alley 10 fee' vide;
TIE.s: Cash sufficient 10 pay all taxes
due On tne lot aud the expenses OF sale aud
10 slschsIgea nots OF sIld.50 due Angus,
~ isss' ard balance on terms TO be named
on day OF sale. ". W. h,Wn.
oc2O Afustec.
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rILMAN-rAK sFRXlrE.

on Train No. 40 slice ping.can oetveeA
Washington and Charleston ou lria 81.
a. sleeping cars between JacksouFi.- au-
Washington. on Trains Nos. ~ ani o.
sleeping. cars between New Gosk aud Jazz.
sOnVille
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The olegantly-rebuilt and fast steamer


The elegantly rebuilt and fast steamer
ARIEL,
carrying United States Mal,)
3. q. ID. DEYO, Commander,
leaves Richmond every
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY Al
z a. NJ. (BROAD-SrREEFC AES cos NECr
in FULL TIMED for aOoye-named places,
arriving at Old Point at 4:S0 Z. Nj. and Mr.
folk at $50 p. NJ. Returning, the steamer
leaves Norfolk. Old Point and Newport
News on alternate days, arriving AT Hiehs
mond about 4:3QP. NJ.
on sale OF steamer and at Carriers Agency,
1000 Main street. Baggage checked through.
BrATE-ROOMS ENGAGED FoR DAY
OR NIGHT,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-27

Colonel John Hay, who wrote "Jim
Bludsoe," says when be first heard Char
loite Chushmsn recite that poem he wept
and wondered who on earth could have
written 1t.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-27

Real Estate Auctioneers,
No. north Tenth street.
COMMISSIONERS A u G I o N
OsALE OFTWO BRICK DWELLINGS,
Nos us AND 100 SOUTH SIXTH
STREET, BETWEEN CARY ANDCANAh,
CONVENIENTLY LOCATED AND SUB
STAN1IALLY BUILT.-By virtue OF De.
cree Of Richmond Chencery Court entered
october II. 1855, in The suit II Cusn u.s.
Ssusnn's administrators, &C, the under
sipr Cd sreclal commissioner. appointed Tor
the purpose, will sell by public auction on
the premises, ON
MONDAY, NOVEMBER !, 1883,
at AZ o'clock z. NJ, the TWO BRICK
DWELJIEGS located as above. eacn con-
tanning ten rooms with detached kltchens.
No lis fronts S2 feet and NO l2U 20 Ieet
ON the west side Of sixth street.
TERMS: One third cash aud residue IN
eouaI ipstalrgents 81 six, twelve, ana eigu'
teen months for negotiable notes, with in-
terest added from day OF sale.
MARSHALL VI. GILLIAN,
special Commissioners
sale by X. B.tHAFFIN & Co., Auctloneers'
certify that the bond required OF the
spe ctRl commissioner 10y decree OF tue
Cbaucery court % Richmond IN the SUIT OF
Cusins rs Samson's admiuistratrlX ana dS'
has been duly given.
Given under my hand this 23i day OF DC
tober 1856. ,,.nn,,
Oc "a hbEJ AMlN u. tthh '.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-27
DICHMOND BAZAAR, Ep
Nos. 1888 AND 1440 FRANKLIN STREET.

Our regular sale will take place
TODAY
at 10 O'Clock, when We will offer number
OF
ExCELLENr HORSES, MULES. BUG
GlES, PHAETONS, and WAGONS,
from which good selections may be
made for city and farm purposes;
100 bales HAY, slightly damaged.
oc27 e. Is. COOK, Auctioneer
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-27
wOOn AND E0AL

COKF-CHEAPESr YET.-EORE-
- KA COKE at 81. so per ton. AS these
mines ave been IDLE for some weeks and
they may remain 20 foi some lime % come
thCle IN want will do wc'' 10 buy al once.
All Kinds Of COALaud WOOD supplied al
short notice. ". :. Pill HEB. Agent,
Fiha Coal Yard 3 Dad and Pine streets.
&c casa Tu&W3t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-27

TRUSTEES SALE OF SMALL
i FRAME HOUSE AT THE NORTH,
WFsT CORNER OF THIRTlETh AND
y STREETS. virtue OF certain deed
Of trust executed by james II. Welch and
wife 10 the undersigned, trustee, dated
INV 10. 1874, and OF record In the clerks
Office Of Richmond Chancery Court. Deed
hook los @. page 22i, default having been
nroda IN a nortion OF the debt secured
thereby, and being required so to do, l
shall offer for sale at public auction upon
the premises. on
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 2s, 1885,
at AZ O'Clock =. NJ, the PROPERTY DE-
scribed as above. The lot fronts 40 Ieet on
TERMS: Cash as TO expenses OF sale ana
s7s5, so, with some interest; the balance y
any, upon such terms as VIII oe announced
at sale. W. ii. LINE iiusse oo
SUTTON & Co, Auctioneers. DC rs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-27

BY George w. MAYO. Auctloneer.
Ono. L. Laughton, Jr., Salesman)
No. 26 Ninth street.
CPECIAL SALE OF MOQUETTE,
- VELVET. BODY BRUSSELS, AND
OTHER CARPETS AT AUCTION On
THURSDAY. OCTOBER 2s, 1885,
at 10Ib O'Clock, | will sell At my auction
house the following CARPETS:
/ elegant MOQUErrE BORDERED CAR
PET, containing $50 yards as good as
new-cost $500;
Q ENGLIsH BODY BRUSSELS-bordere
90 wards each-as good as new;
2 HALL GA RPETS, and two sets OF STAIR
CARPETS OF BODY BRUBsELS-as
good as new:
/ VELVET CARPET-24 yards:
3 BRUSSELS CARPETS very little used;
Several other good SECOND HAND CAN
PITS.
These carpets deserve the especial atten-
ton OF carpet buy ers, az they are hrst' class
TERMS: Cash. GEORGE W. MAYO.
Oc u AuctloueeI.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-27
L'OR RENT.
BUSINESS PURPOSES.

l. VIZ AEN j, -
BUSINESS PURPOSES.
Nain-siIeet store near Ninth street.
Main.Ftreet store near Fourteenth street
nov being rebuilt and arrauged).
BrCRd-SiTeet Store near SeNen,h street.
Msiu.street Conner store aud Dwelling
corner Twenty.SecOud sireet-very low.
store and Dwelling 7NS Brook avenue.
Upper part ll10 Main near Twelfth street;
3 rooms.
Broad. o,.,.
New store 24l6 Broad nssr Twenty.hfth
street
Warehouse Cary near Twelfth street.
Factory Fifteenth street near Gary
Professional Onioes, StOfage-bO STA
bles sc. .....
can for WEEKLY Rent LIST.
THOMPSON HkoWa d co,
oc 24.eod3t lll3 Main strSet'
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ONLY ALL-WATER ROUTE.
JAMES RIVER BY DAYLIGHT.

GREAT TOURIST ROUTE.
JAMESTOWN, DUTCH GAP, AND WAR
SCENERY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-27

TOR RENT Gs
L MEpIUM.sIZE HOUSES.
1901. corner Clay and Harrison; rooms
400 second, near Marshall; rooms.
l2Third, near Main; rooms.
1877 Main. corner hSrvie: rooms.
l3i. corner cary and Jefferson; rooms
1927 Clay. near Norton; 6 rooms.
10 Caral, near Adams; q rooms.
o4O conner Cherry md Beverly; rooms
4o4 fouih Laurel street; roons.
eiC-616 China street; rooms
fIO-2O Grange street; rooms.
s7-TaylOr near Rohioson; rooms
so-sI9 Jessamine street; rooms
s9-7I4 north Fourth street; rooms.
Sp-22O9 ePst FRANKLIN street; roolhe'
can for WEEKLY RLNr-LlST
]. THOMPSON BROWN & 70.
ooo4.at lll3 Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-27

TXECUTOR'S AUCTION SALE OF
IL THE SMALL FRAME DWELLING
No. SIT ST. JOHNS STREET, IN REAR OF
REV. JOHN JASPFRS CHI RCH.-By re-
quest % the executor Of Maria Logan, de-
ceased, | will sell at public auction, on the
premises, on
FRIDAY, 29TH DAY OF OCTOBER. 1886,
NJ O'Clock p. N, the above described
PROPERTY. The dwelling Is two stories,
cOntaips four rooms. ana, with some re-
raifs. would rent readily. The lot Is 30Xl0i
feet.
Terms: Ope-fourth cash: balance SIX,
twelve. aud eighteen months Tor uegotlab i q
notes, intert :. added; secured by deed OF
ttust. JOHN L. GODDIN,
no % Auctioneer.
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DEPARTURE or STEAMERS.
old DOMINION STEAM <SgyK
~ SHIP COMPANY. ''1'@s'ss-'
EnR SL.W Work.
FOR NEW YORK.

steamers leave Richmond EVERY Til rs
DAY and FRIDAY at 7. NJ, ana Sal "
Stsemers leave New York FOL Richmond
,,in Norfolk, EVERY TUES DAY and SAT
CKDAH at 9P. NJ, and for Richmond direct
EVERY THURSDAY at +. Nj.
Passenger accommodations SURPASSED
Cabin fare TO New YORK. ca James.
river route Nnc.udiug meals ana 90
herin) -'''''''s y"
S.vs after date o, issue ................ II 90
steeTage, with subsistence ...............' W
Storage, without suOslste nee ............ v"
Cabin fare UtG Chesapeake ana ONO - a..
~ w
Cabin fare uia Richmond and Peters
burg ~ 90
Tickets can be obtained at a. W. GarDer s.
1000 Main street; Chesa peake ana ONO
and Richmond and Petersburg cep0ts, 9Bu
at mpanys Offices, 1901 Main street ana
wharf, Rockets.
FTeights forwarded and through bills OF
Iadipg issued for points beyond New fOrk.
Freight received daily until = VI.
Manifest closed on sailing days one nour
before departure ,-.,..
and Saturday at 3 = NJ. 10y the Newport
News steamer aud arrive at Richmond OS
the Chesapeake and OHIO train the neSi
day at 6:l6 j. NJ. 400
DAYS, TUESDAYS, WEDNESDAYS
THtrRSDAYS, and SATURDAYS, by
the Richmond and Petersburg railroad al
1880 A. NJ, AID by the Chesapeake aud
| ohio railway AT s:45 A. VI. on same days
except SATURDAYS, will make connec'
ton at NORFOLK with steamer Leaving
those Days. On SATU HDAI5 passenger
| leaving by the Chesapeake and ONO 800
| z. NJ. train Will make close connection a.
| NeWport News with direct steamer
SAlLlNGS THIS WEEK.
| WYANOKE. Captain HULPHEES, FRI
| DAY, October goth, 1T 3 y. NJ.
| CLEARWATER, Captain JESSEf' SAL
| URDAY, October 30tn, at 8 =. VI. ....
| OLD DOMINION, Captain SMITH, III rs
| DAY November ID, at r n.
! GEORGE w. ALLEN & CO, gents
| 20 1901 Main street and
| On 90 Comnapy's wharf Rock ette.
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CLEANING, DYEING, &c.
GUNS, PISTOLS, &c.

NoeNNoNey/40o|J~VNN>o JTs00<|S'<-0~0~s0S'-[
UNS! GUNS! GUNS JUST
VI OPENED A LARGE AND com.
PLETE ASSORTMENT OF ENGLISH
BREkCH-LOADlNG GUNS. made by w. q
G. SCOTT 4 Son and other makers: also,
every variety OF DOUBLE and SINGLE
GUNS and SPORTING GOODS OF All KINDS,
which offer ~ low a. can be bought any
where, am agent for the celebrated
DEAD.sHOT sP0KTING and BLASTING
POWDER. T. w. Tl6N0R.
Gunmaker.
l4s2 Main street, Richmond, We.
90 Io-eodlm