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which makes II worth while knowing
him. Never, except among the Bsdouiu
tribes to the east Of the Dead sea, have
l seen such specimens Of open.air yigor
o. some Of these shepherds present.
Look At that tall fellow, supple and
straight, his naturally sand. colored hair
end beard blesched into paler shsdes
by exposure TO wind and storm. Every
lock ~ curled and knotted by the crisp
breezes. Watch him as he strides up
The hill with long steady pace. or bends
over tho scythe, and with mighty sweep
mows the rushy meadows, and tell me
IL you do not envy that magnificent
pby sIque.
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Wesitnpfop's Wardrobe.
Ill Anaa lAnrid 1


As certain newspapers. in noticing
the committee inspection OF the model
Of tho great Duke Of Wellineton's sta
tue on Saturday, thought fit to criticise
some of the details have great plea
sure in publishing the following most
interesting letter from Mr.. j. b.
Boebm, X. A.. to whom | applied on
the subject: "The criticisms about
the trsppings Of the horse can only ap-
ply to the usual military-regulatiOn
ones but IS tho Duke had at Water
loo, ard generally, a simple Hanove-
risn bride, with a single rein only and
q very small shsbrsc, and, moreover, as
/ had saddle, bride, holster, and eve
rythirg IN nature, and copied it most
carefully, it cannot be far wrong, Az
ter the Dukes death tho sons the
whole wardrobe Of the great Duke was
found in a small room at Apsley
House-oyer fifty uniforms and coats,
all of the earliest period till his end
six or seven military hats; boots, al
ways without heels and the spurs only
screwed in; shirts; cravats; blue
frock. coat, which he wore, most likely,
at the Waterloo period when not in
military dress-Do braidings, no lace
everything was there, unknown to his
son. Mr.. Holman, now groom OF the
chambers to the present Duke, was
buttons (page) when tho old valet
put every thing away after the DuSo's
Death, and two common tallow.candies
we're put in every drawer land very Ell
fectually they did IT. to keep the moths
out. often went down TO Strathlield-
save when the sketches for the statue,
IN which the late Duke took the Keen
est interest, were in progress, and he
told me then oil the most minute de-
tails Of his fathers habits, clothes, and
bearing, and highly approved of the
sketch from which this was made. The
absence Of the three cocksdes showed
me which vas the Oldest, earliest, very
small hat. The Duke wore no plume,
but put one to correct the ugly form
Of the hat. | also left out the crOpper
on the horses back not to spoil the
outline. These ere the only two at
tistic licenses in which deviated from
actual facts. There will most likely
DO an ornamental granite pedestal on
,he broDzo one. The committee, | be-
lieye, highly approved Of the statue. |
myself think it looks better than fear
I'd it would, and much bigger than it
looked in the studio; but the grass
plot opposite Apsley House would be
infinitely better than the present ohe,
and trials of it will be made this week.
There is an ides, on account Of the
Dukes STOPPING always, and very
much in old age, that he was below
middle height. lie was five feet nine
inches in his stockings, and the horse
Coyeubsgen, which had from the best
portraits extant, was exactly f'tesn
bands high. These are the proportions
Z wotEed to-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-12

st the Lotos. Ssrony, who is the most
sslacious artist In town, goes to the
Biiou every night to feast his Artistic
eve. The best fixed men-about-town
ssunter in about 0 to see her dance.
Nobody bstrays the slightest interest
in Nat. Goodwin or his inane play.
The girl-the girls the thing.
Now, who is Farrell? Simply this,
and nothing more:
One Of those young women who
have ravishipg figures, with the long
limbs of Aphrodite and the skill OF
phryne to show them. In stage par
lance, she is a "kicker." In sober
truth she is q superb animal, whose
every action is an unconscious revela-
ton Of voluptuous grace. There IL
absolutely nothing to her in the play
bat her figure and motion and face.
But when you reflect that this un-
Known animal steps out OF the desert
of Nat. Goodwin's play for throe min
utes ard makes an oasis Of beauty
with her legs and men travel over the
dreary sand Of the burlesqus 10 reach
this one fresh spot you will under
stand what the attraction Of the play
house is.
The influence thus exerted By one
uneducated animal is simply amazing.
Mr.. 10. Arthur, an experienced man
sger in this field, told me OH Monday
night ut the Yacht Club that the girl
could make contract for five years a.
1900 week, simply on the strength of
her personal charms. All the in
,riguing roues of the town not only
swear by her, but besiege tho manage
ment.
Paragraphs about her have crept
into the papers. A regular post-oflice
for billet dour has been opened at the
Bijou.
| mention this as one Of the curious
and constantly occurring incidents of
the playhouse in New York. Physi-
cal charms arc at a premium. lntelli-
gence, ability, brains, study, ambition,
skill, may plod and struggle and aim
high, and some big-limbOd maiden
who can hardly write her own name
will slip in and gather all the perslm-
mons. 1t is a splendid scheme for the
Sorosis to discuss. | wish Mrs. Croly
would make a speech about it. |
should like to interview Lille Devereux
Blake on the subject. Why, after all
the eloquence of toe advanced women
was poured out, this transcendent bag
gage would skip in, shake her slipper
IN The air, and 60 of on her toes with
all the laurels.
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Lord sa,tsbuty's HaIs PoFter.

London Letterto the Nottingham Express.l
IL has been given to Lord Salisbury s
ball porter 10 awake and find himself
famous. Every one is asking what
manner of man is this that the Pflmo
Minister leaves TO receive Populations
from the prolctariat. The character of
Jauiior Sands may perhaps be realized
at ouee by the fact that Lord Salisbury
recently spoke Of him privately as 4
treasure" Ii not the doyen Of his
order in London he is certainly its chief
for astuteness. lie has something more
than the conventional cunning of his
class. lie unites to frigd dignity al
uncompromising love of negatives.
Lord Salisbury is in or ont, just as Mr..
Sands judges of the inquirer; and,
having opened the door to Two govern
ments, be Is able to discriminate be-
tween the hangers. on Of Office and the
suspicious characters Of the neither
world. So tho Socialists deputatior
could not have been entrusted to .
mere chilling representative of Az
,boIity. Once Mr.. Sands informed q
representative Of the largest circulation
that Lord Salisbury was asleep in bod
in Arlington street, when he was
breakiastipg in Edinburgh en- route
to Balmorsl 10 receive her M,jesty' IS
instructions to form Ministry. When
demonstrated with later By an irGte edi-
tor, "Well," said Dir. Sands, drawing
himself up and looking down the sides
Of his nose disdAinfully; 81 am not
paid TO divulge the secrets Of my mas.
ter" "a treasure" indeed.
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Prince Henry, OF Prussia, whl'eat-
tending the marriage Of the Duchess
Charlotte to the Prince of Reuss, at
Schwerin. made proposal Of marriage
to Elizabeth, the youngest sister OF tho
Grand Duke of Mecklenburg-S chwerln.
General Lew Wallace declares that
he actually was driven into the lecture
field. he didn't want to lecture, but
he got SO many letters asking him to
give amateur talks that be thought the
best way out Of it was to turn in
with might and main as professional.
Z. i. Aldrch, though bat f0rty-nine,
heayes a sigh CT two because he Is
"gettipg old" Says be :" It seems to
ne that a uisn onght either to die when
be is thirty o, live 300 year3. For the
moment be feels himself at the height
ofbis powers, andat he same time real
ICES that be knows 50 llt,le, the tide
turns ard he begins to fade array. Oh,
30, my friend, l Go no;take melancho-
" view Of life, but simply state facts"
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q,.o aio,m 40" nuiow Hsisca.


Perrin dispatch 10 the London Timesl
Hans Won Below is at present 10
great dislavor with his ChAuyiAistic
counHymen. Il seems that ot a recent
banquet given him by the Czech5 a.
Pregus tie celebrated bat eccentric pit
snis, made speech which wss con
strued as q direct encouragement 20 he
Bohemian Slavs - per5eyeio u theit
Deuiscdo,dciee. or persecution Of the
German element among them. a, any
rate. be made bold to glorily the ,ausl-
cal genius Of t6e race which is opposed
TO everything Teutonic. The conse-
qusrce was that when Bulow appeared
to play in public the other evening
ct Dresden, in spite Of the earnest
discussion and denuaciltion of the
local press, a popular tumuit Of a
most ttmpestuous kidd broke o11,
which the master affected to dis
reeard, going on with his Beethoven.
Some journals have even advised MIN
"a quit bis beloved Fatherland unrl the
ugly storm which he hss coDiured up
has hloTn over. When the Germans
threaten to string up one OF their grea'
musical geDiuses they mus. DC eNas9c-
rated with him indeed but then Hans
Won Bulov, with al his divine mas
tsry e he chords, has been gl'lty /,
their eyes Of the unpsrdonlble chenc,
Of pTaisiog the artistic qualities o.
other nations. And not only did h'
plaige the Czochs, but be also Czechi
! led his name, 80 10 speak, on 'he cor
ctrt-bills, by calling himself :" IL
nusch,' instead OF simple " Hans.
when, year or two ago, Haas vi
Bulow so far forgot himself as to pab
lcly describe the Royal Opera here a
mere "clrcus.' it wsot bad en1ug'
With him, in that his uaTe was at one
Indignantly struck from he list CT III
Prussian Court pi0nislS; and no1 thi
last escapade Of bis at Prague seems q
have almost filled UP the measure o
his country mems patience With his vii
| erceufriciiies.
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Professor Rushing makes this anus
irg and delightful literary confession in
bis autobiography "Nyown literary
work, Oh the contrary, was always done
as quietly and methodically as piece Of
tapestry. know exactly what l had
got to say, put the words firmly in their
places like so many stitches, bemmed
the edges Of chapters round with what
seemed to me graceful fourishes, touch.
ed them finally with my cunnfngest
points OF color. and read the work 10
papa and mamma at breakfast next
as q girl shows her samplers"
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ADVERTISING AGESCY.
NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING

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donald Macleod. !

Let no one pass through these glens
without making tho acquaintance OF the
shepherds. The herds-bouses that
are passed here and there, near the
roaring burns, may seemhumble enough,
ard the rosy bsirns that rush oat at
the door amid the cackls Of disturbed
poultry msy be ss shy as wild deer,
but there is . hospitable frspknsss in
sbs eudcwiis. and When his natural re.
fsr,e 10 overcome there is . reflective
ipisllissncs discovered in the shepherd
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FREIGHT.

Freigh. received daily for Norfolk, Porte
mouth, Smithreld, Hampton, Old Point.
Waverly, and Hicksford, Va; Wssnnston'
No. All stations on Ats utic aud Dam
vile railroad. seaboaiti and Roanoke rail-
road, Norfolk Southern railroad. aud East.
ern North Carolina generally; also. l0r
Eastern shore OF Virginia aud Gil regular
landings on the James aud Rappahann0cA
rivers. ct LOWEST RATES. ana tnroasp
hills !osued.
&C 90 No. llos Main street and kocketus
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a CHILD'S SKIN.
liars AND SCALP COVERED WITH &c
XAMATOi SsNAAS NNDSpklS
CURED BY CUTICt ~.

MyHttle son. aged eight Years has been
al iCted viii Eczema or ID 90 sap anu ~
times a great portion Of inc body ever
SINCE he vas TWO years Ola. IL ID gtn 10
tis ears and extended 20 his sea D. Whicl
htCsIuc geiPd with fcahs Hud s'fes, auo
noin WIicn q sticky nuid n3Gred out
causing mtruse ltchira ond stress t.d
lfnl iuP his bal, l.pftci anf lirIe7S. tl-
deueBtu thcst acabs tnc hKin vas law Iife
a piece Of bagitt- UE. Gftirait me mar
car out ard was DESTROYED, untli pdt
small patch was left a. the DOCK OF the
lcnb NJ ffeuds In Peabody know no"
by l!tt'e boy has suffered. Az n'gni ne
- Ould scratch h.e head until his plllOW was
covered with blood. fused 80 ne MS non -
hrhind him, and IN many WAYS tired 10
prevent his scratching, bu, 10 WAS no use
fe VOu scratch, took him - me nos
pitol aud To the best phYsle'a ans IN feH-
body W'inuut success. Ab0ui tuis Time
some friends who had heon cured Dy the
CU1I,URA EEMTrIES prevailed upon me
10 try them. Began 10 uEc them on the
lbth Of January last. IN seYon months
every TalliCie ~ the disease was removed
Not q spot or scah remains on MS scalp 10
tell the story OF bis suffering. IT'S hair uas
fctuiuCh prd IS thick gnd htrong, and MS
scalp rs sweet ana clean SIS any chilis IN
the wOlt. cannot cay cLopEn - express
I'y Piatl!Lde ION this wonderful cure by the
CtTItUFA EEStt DIS, ana wish Hl sl1ll-
lntiy rn,Ic,ed lo know That ny statement
Is true ana without eTsgger9i'rn.
CHARLES NCkA1,
October 9. 1855. Peabody. Mass.
Ihsve seen Hr Mckay bnywGen badly
affected with The kczema. Tie was pill
fu' sight 10 look AZ. 1 know tAaI he ID a.
uieo our best physicians and did Al
fstLer could do for suffering child, Uu,
awaited Dulhiug. ] know that the STATE
mems he has made yOu 2s regards the
curing OF nis boy by your tTJCuhA RENE
DIS are true in every part cuiar.
WILLIAM j. NCNAkTHl,
33 Foster street Peabody. Mass.
sod everywhere. Price: CUUCuRA, 80
CENTS; CUlICUEA soar. 25 cents; CUIlCrRA
klsoiNYNT. 81 go. Prepared ~ PDti. Il
DRUG AM CHfMlNALtOMPA sos
ton. send for How TO Cure Sk.n Dis
eases
FINPLES. Blacbhsads Sk'n E'em'sl2s
ana raby IiumOrs use CCrlCCRA SOAR.
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LEME, CEMENT, &e,
T me. LIME.. LIME...

1000 bnrrels FRESH R0SENDALE CE.
MENT.
1000 barrels FRESH CALCIyED PLAS.
TER,
500 barrels FLESH MARBLE DUST
lust arrived per schooner q. T. HallOck, for
sale low from the vessel. Schooner George
Berry 6a.iy expected with o large cargo OF
FRESH ROCKLAND LINE. In stock,
FRESH IMPOhrED PORTLAND CEMENT,
AMERICAN Clements, PLASTER PARIS,
MARBLE DUST, WHITE BAND, baled
CATTLE HAZE, and LATH5, SAVAGE
FIRE BRICK and CLAY. Oar ANCHOR
LINE always on hand fresh.
WARNER MOORE,
foot Seventeenth Street, south side DOCK.
Lump and Ground Plaster, SGmae aud
BARK. De-
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BUs,N Ess OPPORTUNITY.

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY.-ONE.
~ BALI INTEREST In an Old aud well.
established mercantile house In this city
can be- pnrchased by MN edlate application
10 MERCH ANTI
de IL, Su4t Dsspatca ONCE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-12
old DOMINION STEAM. d sFES
" SKIP COMPANY. ''fAasa
FOR NEW YORK.


g,e3r..lH leave Rich mord EVERY rtiES-
DAY md r 0iDAN AZ 3 Z. d. end SAIUf''
.e.1o ~. ieavs Kew york for Richmond
az Norfolk, EVERY ~ EsDAY and SAT-.
URDhl qt 81. NJ, and for Richmond direci
EVERY TiU SSDAl ~ 3 =. ".
Passenger accommodations unsuI passed.
CABIN Are 20 Now lors p0 JAMES
fiper route UDcludlng meals ana
BERN MANN. . "
Rouud-uIp t,cBets limited To thirty
63vg after tate ~ i,sue.................., IA OF
Steerags, with subsistence. ................. OC
6tperagc. without subsistence. ..-....... "
C8biu ARE r:u Chest rtesr AND ONO
CsOiu fare ti0 Richmond aud Peiofs-
Drfg rallrUu0 ...... ~ %
Tickets can he obtained a. 4. W. Garber'F,
1900 slsLn street; Chesapeake and ONO
and E'cbmond and Petersburg fepots, ana
AZ comp3uys Onlcee. 1891 Main street. and
Wh8rf kOcketts.
syeights forwarded and through bills o.
lqdlug Issued f0r points beyond new 1Ork
Freight received daily uuNi 2. NJ.
MaLi'osr closed on sailing. days one hon
before departure.
passengers can leave View YORK THURSDAY
ent saturday a. +. u. By tls Newpor
News steamer and arriye ST richmond oy
the Chesapeake end Ohio tram ne mex
Passengers leaving Richmond or MOS-
DAYS, TUESDAYS, WEDNESDAYS
THURSDAYS, and SATURDAYS, by
the Chess peake and Ohio railway (rid Heg'
port News) 81 SAB A. NJ. sad oy The Rich
mOud end Petersburg railroad same days
al 1870 \. NJ, viii make connection al
NOKFOI X with steamer leaving those days
aAILINGs THIS WEEK.
BRPAKWATER. Captain JESSEY, Sat.
URDAY, December lltn, At O'Clock 4. VI.
OLD DOMINION, Captain Smith. III S'
DAY, December 14th, at 3 o'clock z. n.
gEORGE w. ALLEN & CO., Agenls.,
NO 1901 Main Street and
M2e Company's wharf. Rockets.
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ARRIVE RICHMOND.
ARM ' r. nlIAislpND.
ass =. VI. MAIL daily except sunday.
q:s5 A. n. ACCOMMODATIONS daily lex


455P, VI. MAIL daily except sunday.
Q:g5 A. NJ. ACCOMMODATIONS daily (ex
cept sunday.
7:45 A. NJ. NIGHT EXPRESS daily lex
cept Monday.
CONNECTIONS.
Al Clifton Forge with chesapeake and
Ohio railway for the South, West, and
Northwest.
AtIyuchburg with Norfolk and Western
railroad for all points South, southeast, anu
Southwest, and Virginia Midland railway
for all points North and south.
At Richmond with Associated Railways
for ell points in the South, and Richmond,
Fredericksburg, and Potomac railroad for
all points North.
Al Lexington with Baltimore and ohio
railroad, making close connections at Hsr-
per's Ferry To and from Pittsburgh and the
West, also 10 points North and Fast
lReeptng-cQT attached 20 Night h1preS al
LgrlcbbWg.
Traius marked I daily except Sunday.
Tickets sold TO ell points. Onices: BIS
Lsst Main street, 1000 Main, and a. Ncn.
noond and Allegheny depst. Eighth and
Canal streets. }. II. MACnU hHol
General Passenger end Express AGENT.
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rns slegantly-rebuilt and fast stes NOR
ARIEL,
carrying United states MALI
Captain DEi0
leaves Richmond every
MONDAY, W EDNKSpAY, and FRIDAY ~
"A. NJ. (bROAD.STREErC CARS CONNECT
In FULL TIAEO for above-nsmed places
arriving ut Norfolk at 800 y. NJ Return
ing, the steamer leaves Norfolk and New.
port News on alternate days, arriving 81
Richmond OF 4:30 J. NJ.
rhrough tickets to shove named pointt
on sale on steamer and 1T CAREERS Agency
1000 Main street. Baggage checked through
STATE-KCOMH ENGAGED FUR DAT
ON NIGHT.
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rRAIYs NoRrHwARD
spaily. daily except sunday
STOppfNt3.PLat

sGBiIy, tDaiiy except SUNDAY
STOPPlSG-PLsCE5.
Nos 80 and as make no stops. Sos. ~
aud as stop al Manchester. and only on sig,
nal AT Centrslia and Chester. Nos. AZ and
as stop only on signal AZ Melchester ecu
traiia, ana Chester. Nos. 90, 80. 81, 80, 80
apd 81 will stop ~ all stations for pSssen'
PULLMAN-CAR SERVICE.
On Trains Ncs. 40, AZ, and ~ sleeping
ears between Washington and Jacksonyille, =
On Trains Nos. 30 and - .leeplnS.eaHs pc
tween washington aud Charleston. Ob
Train No. As sleeping car between Isinpa,
Fla, and Washington Ola IacksohIllel'
on 1raiu No. a. sleeping car between jazz
sonyille and New York. On Trains Nos.
~ aud as sleeping cars between New fotE
and Aiken, 4. C., (rid Charleston on
Train No. As sIeeping-car between ne"
YORK and Tampa, Fla, tcIo JseksonY!leJ
THE ONLY ALI-kAIL LINE 10 NJ"
LEAVE FOLK ARRIVE.
Richm'd...sli:90 4. n. Sorfolk..SIO T. e
Rionm'd.. 1880 =. NJ. Soifok l0:0e ~ ~
NORFOLK" $3.50 \. ~ his nm q a aSSP Y.
These trains also make c.ose eopnscs.ots.
10 and from FarmVlile, Lynchoury, an ns.
southwestern points. ana al s,slio'' "N
tho Eorfolk and Western T'', " JKaEyLY,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Of irsnspOris,'on.
~ ErSpsoS General PASSENGER AGENT
eoI. HAAS. Traffic Manager. no 10
DICBMoyD, FREDERICKSBURG
IL sNn POTOMAC RAGLk0AD.-sched'
mia romnepcing NOVk9hEH 10 1901
eastern standard time ,.-s., .i.tiop
5.nn A ~ leaves Byrd-sUeet s.s.ios
INV a. "' daily: stops opiy at Ashlsnds
innc, ZION, Milford, aud Frede'
ricSsburg. sleeper 10 WASH.
tn1ton. Leaves Washington
iof New Yors 81 ll:2o \. d.
| ,,.o,.w leaves Byrd Street station
| AA'0' 81 -A' daily except sunday. leaves
Washington for New YORK ~
42OP. ". slso by limited o.
$50 NJ ..,.
| s.,op NJ Leaves Byrd-S;Eeel station
| o'-S me- saiIy. sleeper 20 New YORK,
| ,o.so. NJ arrives at Byrd-Slreet ststlot,
Ao'A' &" daily. See per from New YORK.
| o.s9 p. NJ, arrives lt Byrd. street ssllon
| daily; stops AT Fredericksburg,
Milford ana Junction. Sleeper
| from v ashinytol.
| a.,sp NJ. arrives at Byrd.Street Station
| daily, except Sunday.
ASHLAND TRAIss.
| pArLY EXCEPT SUNDAYS.
4.ooP.N. accom- IN odation, leayH
| Broad-Street s,atiou; arrives
at Ashland at S =. NJ.
sO4P, NJ, leayes f,lba arrives at AshlAna
| at ga r. III.
ASA. NJ, accommodation. arrives y.
| Br0ad -Stres, station. lsavc<
Ashland at A. n.
a.ss Y. NJ, arrives AZ Elba leaves AshlSns
nArAYLoR General Ticket Agent
LIZ +. u, NYx2s. Gslsral superinsenosns
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NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIL
~ Road.
IN hEFLcF NOV. Il, 1888.
TWO DAILY TRAINS so LYSCHBCKc,

LEAVE RCHMOND
1880 n. Il, Daily, rfu Uiclnond slt Re.
tel9bGuy m lfuAd. Arrive IT Pes
terHtulH 1920 q. NJ. Leave Pc.
tersbtng 1870 q. VI daily; al.
rive Al Norfolk SHOP. NJ
Ii.SCA y. Daily. ria Richmond and Pc
tembucy railroad Auiye ~ Pc
tegshuW 1870 L n 10.
learsa Petersburg l2f0 -. VI.
FOR famvIiie LFDrhbuE. kO-
auokt bristol knoxville. aud
ESQ r N. paly. SsoS9, s-siay. o slch-
rloud eui lofcr-burg railroad.
Arrive letea Irs 7:l5 z. M:
leaves IeieIsIurk 100 z. NJ,
DALI. arriving Norfolk 10 r.
~ Through .-r Richmond to
NORFOLK.
$50 Pm. .y.excepi Sunday. va Rich-
mouf and l.r'ersbLng railroad.
Arrive ot Pct. --DUrs 7:l5 4. NJ,
connecting RiLn Train No. j,
leaving Petersburg at 6:Z5 Il.
So. Tor fArmvili0. Lynch burg,
Il1o uOk, Bristol, Knoxville,
th. .tanOoga. ana eli poinL
south ana vest.
PULLAAN BLEEPISG-CAR ACCOMMO
DATIONH.
no. I-Sleeping- car nom Petersburg 10
Bristol without change.
No. S--EoanOke - Atlanta, Macon, ana
New Orleans, without change
ton can be obtained at Richmond and PEI
'srsburg railroad depot aud at \. y. dar'
bers. 1000 Malnstfest. W. V. BENiLL.
General Passenger and Ticket Agent.
CHARLKs g.. EDDY. ice-presiient.
General Office. Roanoke. NG, =" IL
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pEtAxlgRE OF -THAHEHS.
DUlLADELFEIA, RICU- s,eFsS
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NOND AND EOBFOLH
BgEA MGHIP COMPANY.

Appointed sailing days Eyery tuesday,
acc FRIDAY at IL NJ, and every SUNDAY
nj . a. n.
Freight for Tuesdays and Fridays steam
ers received TN lk:j0 4 Il; Tor sundays
steamer I'll o p. u. Saturday. eru.ght re-
oelycd H7ilY ,lu 3 p. N.
Fare. IS.
For fuliLer Information apply 10
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", Cl.f Dt & co,
SAT- Gensrsl agents. PHILADELPHIA.
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