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Sharp County record., 1888-01-05

The following books are published IN neat pam
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ished in any land language, and furnish to the
literature Of the day at the most trihing expense
times the price at which they are here offered. Each
Wonders of the World, NATURAL AND OTHEs. Con.
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works Very interesting aud Instructive
Of the sea. description Of the many wonder
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profuse Illustrations.
"a Pleasure Excrtion," md Other Sketches. By
JosIAH ALLESs WIZ" collection Of r-siviiby funny
sketches by popular humorous writer :" the day.
The Aunt X czInh Papers, by CLARa ArarsrA, author
"he Rusg Documents" most Tdiculousy funny book
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Chrt.tmns Stories, by CRAHLEs DIrRHSs Contains a
number Of charming Christmas sotIs written
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Popular Recitntions md Dialogues, hunorous drama
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The selfmade Men of Modcrn TImcs. Contains par.
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Familiar Quotations. Containing the origin and author
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The Road to Wealth. Not 'vertising circular,
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+. One Hundred Popular Songs, Sentimental, pathetic
Sir NoeI's Heir. Novel By Mrs. Kay AsSEs FLEMING
Il Bnrtered Life. Novel BY MARCY HARLAsD.
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LII
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Hollow Ash Hall. a Novel. by MARGARsr BLVV'
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| CIIEe Housc, A Novel. ny ETA W FIERCE.
Under the LilncS. Novel. by the author Of ''"'
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Indy Vniworth's Diamonds. Novel. "
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The CnI,lornIa Cabin, "a Na
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MISS FLORA WEST.
TO be Married 10 Member or the
Frenrh Ies cation.

The engagement of Miss Flora West,
the daughter of Sir Lionel Sackviile
West, IL. G. VI. c., British Minister to
the United States to VI. Gabriel Salau-
son. Was announced 10y her family luai
previous to their departure for Europe a
few weeks ago, and the marriage will
take place IN Paris the latter part OF
June.
Miss Flora is the second Of the
charming West girls as the British
Minister'S three graceful and pretty
daughters are known ia Washington and
where they reign as society queens. She
was born N France and educaed at a
convent in Fairs, from whence she came
to the Legation at Washington 10 reside.
She was then more fluent IN french than
the English tongue. she speaks two or
three other modern languages besides
French. Mis- Flora Is IN her twenty
first year. She IS tail and graceful, with
n htne figure. The young lady il grra.
favorite IN high Official and diplomatic
circles at tue national capital, ami should
she fail to return to Washington after
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"Speaking OF California, said Gene
mi Sherman with q twinkle in his left
eye. cit minis me Of how | was once
discharged by my colored boy jim. |
was first Lieutenant in the Fifth artillery
in those days, ani was ordered out to
California. took my colored boy Jin
with me round the Horn in a clipper
snip paid him SIC a mouth. 1 was
getting SO a month thea. Big pay 4?
Not very much, for in addition TO being
first lieutenant was adutant general OF
the department. but ! didn't get n cent
for that. Well, We were down at
San Diego, aud Jim worked along
pretty steadily. One day be came
to me and SAID Boss, l'se gwine to
quit Use been offered 800 mouth 70
work IN libbery stable up var, and you
must pay me dat much or 1 Quit Three
hundred dollars month for a colored
boy and / getting Just ST. from the
United States! That proposition OF
Jims rather staggered me, | said {;
Jim, | guess you'd better go to the
4iycryman | can't pay you that much.
We'll, said jim, showing the whites OF
his eyes, / reckon then. boss, as how
ls'e got to discharge you. Discharge
me he did, for Jim left. 1t was the first
time | was ever discharged from the
army" said the General, ending the
story, "and by a colored boy who was
earning four times rs much money as |
was.
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Hiding n SalioU skin.

A new invention adopted by society
bellies. What a lovely complexion.
Miss D'Auxy's complexion is beautiful
one: and yet how is it obtained-by
hygenic laws, eating Graham bread,
etc? Bah Her natural complexion was
not good She had destroyed it by
using poisonous face powder. She had
mistaken the bad for the good, the
poisonous for tho beautiful but after
careful search and advice of her physi-
clan she adopted face powder, medi-
Gated. free from lead, and harmless as
butterAys' down, and now uses, and con-
times to use, freeman's Medicated Pow
der and Blondiue for the hair pre-
pared by the same celebrated house.
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sIsht Hundred Greatcoats stolen.

lIaris dispatch 10 the London NeFs.I
Ashort timeag n remarkable phenom-
enon vas observed at Lyons, the second
city in France. One fine morning n
number of cabmen were seen attired in
cavalry oyercOats and capes. Some OF
the Jehus patronized the cuirassier gar
ment, others that worn by tue smart hus-
sor, nor was the artillery greltcoat un-
represented in this bevy Of uniforms.
The next day local carriers, similarly ira
vested, cracked their Whips gsyly IN tho
faces of admiring pedestrians. This
transformation naturally attracted notice,
and some of the officers Of the garri-
son took the liberty of inquiring how
these gentry had come by their military
habilimcnts. They were frankly IN
formed that the coats had been paid for
honestly Mt sums varying from lOt. to
l2f, according to their splendOr and dl-
mansions. 1t SD happened that from
time TO time divers capes and OvercOats
kept in the garrison storchouses had dis
appeared mysteriously. so the officers,
putting ;wo and two together, deter
mined on starting searching lnyestlCa-
ton. suspicion soon fell on several
cnira.siers, guuners, and military taiiors,
aud these persons, numbering eight IN
all, have just been brought to trial, con
yictcd, and condemned to various terms
Of imprisonment. No less than 800
oreatcOats had been distracted. An
other affair OF a similar kind IS at the
present moment in course of examna-
ton, nine men being under lock and
key.
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the R0n0H " AL OF London.
.PalI-Mol Ga1etle1

Yesterday large assembly of anti
quaucs md mch@oloeists took place at
n spot in Alicrsgate, a little to the north
from the new buildings of the general
post-oiiicc, for the purpose OF inspecting
a portion of the old walls OF the city,
close 10 what was IN all probability their
northwestern angle. This portion was
first discovered and laid bare in the early
part of last autumn, when the Bull and
Mouth Hotel and the rcnch Protestant
church We're removed IN order ID make
room for the intended additional build
hugs. The length of the wall now
exposed 10 view ls about 100 feet, and
the greater part of it stands about
ten feet above the soil. This is largely
medieval but the portion below tho
suriace-sol measures about fifteen feet
or sixteen feet. and this j. composed OF
stones and bricks, laid IN alternate strata.
aitcrthe Roman fashion, SO well known at
Colchester and Lincoln, and also in
other parts OF the walls of London. as
Tor instance in Bevls Marks and the
Minoues. The material is hentlsh rag
laid IN regular courses, with fine Joints
and other courses of red tiles with wide
Joints As this wall Is actually on the
boundary of the building site lately ac-
Quircd hy the authorities OF 81. Martins
le-Craud, there seems to be no necessity
for ITS removal, and a general opinion
was expressed among the antiquaries
present Yesterday that the wall is too fire
a specimen OF Roman work TO be wan
tony destroyed.
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So little Of what is favorable is heard
about the Grown Prince OF Germany that
the following little incident, published
by German contemporary, will be read
with interest and pleasure Tho other
day the Crown Prince wSs coming back
ut the head Of a regiment OF ,odiers
from drill in the well-Snown Tempel-
bofer Fold outside Berlin. At one OF
the street corners, where crowd had
collected 10 salute him, man OF gigantic
figure left his bresers cart to come and
salute the Crown Prince Wilhelm. Be
fore the latter had come mp TO where he
stood he took off his cap aud shouted bis
sllutation with the rest. The Crown
Prince had no sooner noticed the tall
figure in the leather apron than he rode
up to the man and shook hands with n
hearty GOOD morning. Tabbert. How
are you, old friend?" After n gracious
invitation to the delighted brewer to
Come and see him some time,' the
Crown Prince rode away accompanied
by the ringing cheers of-the crowd. II
appears that the brewer had served as n
soldier in the Imperial Body Guard and
as such had been the ordnance officer Of
the Crown Prince Wilhelm.
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il was Thursday" Now, said Mr..
Brown. can any gentleman in tho hall
tell who is right? Yes, said Mr.. Moore /;
and IN a minute or two from his old
calendar he found that Mccartney was
night. During the evening one or two
other questions we're raised as TO the day
Of the week, but by the old calendar
Mccartney was right every time.
lie WIS q complete concordance Of the
New Testament and most Of the Old Tes-
lament. Professor Hoyt ttebIew pro-
icssor) read large number Of passages
from the Scriptures. TILL the audience
were entirely satisfied that he know
where every passage was. lie could tell
what be YVES doing every day from bis
boyhoo1. President Merck having pre-
pared himself on several dates. asked
lima what lac was doing on O certain day.
naming the tlme, several years before.
Looking at the eclipse sad he.
lis muitiphcst.on-t1h.e went mp into
millions. Hc could give the cube root
Of numbers MP 10 millions almost IN
stantly. One Of tho numbers given was
ten figures deep, another was eleven
figures deep. lie could raise any mum
Ter under 40 to sixth power instantly.
~. coold ro,.a any number under 100 In
tlo s;vfl nogor In, fen or liftoon minutes.
H., ms o,,yon the pur,ber 50. which, is q
,,r,,o, urfol.r and more difficult. Int
he Inis.l IT in few minutes 49t. J8l,
oQo osD. he could instantly give the
minutes and seconds of pcriod Of tine
from fLe Nogaic or. alton. and could give
the foct or inches of eidcrell distances.
Professor n. ~. Perkins mrofe,sor OF
astronomy. asked him q oacs,ion. Nc
Car,nov IjI Le had never been given
s1.l 81 op,s,ian l,t evouId .ee. What
WINS y,ry remarkable was. be never asked
tDo Professor to state # again. although
j, vas most complicat4j In about
three minutes he said II came ont with a
fraction. and the fraction wasone eighth.
INF few minutes moro he told off the
loDg lime Of fo,roe
4 Gentleman wrote five or six columns
of foures eecon mr. cioht dcep on the
bioctbood and rcad thcm 70 him. He
could immodiatolv repeat them back
ward or forward. and being asked the
pcv+ dav if me SIN remembered them.
he told thom off AGAIN without mis-.
take
His powers Of memory were noticed
when five or six years ol1 and he could
renruLcra oraot number of li,tlo events
from tlat early ace. Hi, fnll power of
memory was attained Mt tine age Of
about slrteon lie know 200 bvmns
o,.4 ,...fJ .,,,-, r-o t,r,s Vo could
remember what b, ME for breakfast
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WONDLKTJL NEMOKY.
Surprising IeaiS ofa Nan VINO Never
Succeeded at ANY thtuE.


Daniel Mccartney WAS born IN West
morcmni county, Ia. September 10,
1~l1. His father was of Irish descent
and his mother German. / first met
Liza lu Delaware. Ohio, IN 1871. Tho
meeting was iu public hall. The pre-
tlcut and seyer, professors aud many
students of the Ohio Wesleyan Dniycrsi-
(, and iDW citizens were pa, sent. Mr..
O.. G. Brown. ot Cardlngtou, Ohio, stated
What Mr Mccartney could do, and liz
troiuced hm and conducted the cXAmi-
nation. Mr.. 5. Moore, OF the First Ma
u1ual Bank. WAS prepared with calen-
oafs and other documents to test ms
claims. Other gentlemen Were also
prepared in various ways 10 decide the
ruth Of Mr. Browns statements.
Mr.. Mccartney was then hityfour
years old, of medium height, rather
heavy set. with rather large. weli-fOrmed
head square, large, high forehead /;
complexion pale; cOuntenance SOBER,
dlguiied, benevolent; eyes detective,
not being able % see clearly, and yet
not entirely blind. dis speoca was de-
hberate and confident, using but few
words. As the examination went on We
soon found that everything that bad
passed before his mud for forty years
was remembered. can only refer to Il
few things mat occurred IN the two hours
Of most varied questioning. tie could
tell the day Of the week 10y having
the year and day of the month";
back for tcrty years, and tell
II instantly. ho could tell the
dates OF most important events
from his boyhood Could give the
state Of the weather, forenoon and
afternoon, for forty years without mis-
take. One gentleman asked Tor the day
Of the week about fifteen or sixteen
years ago. Mccartney replied Friday.
mo" iaid the gentleman, "that is
wrong That WAS my wedding day, and
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/. Il. SALE.
APoTHECARY. eoG vENABLE STREET

PURITY GUARANTEED.
1000 pounds IMPORTED CASTLE SOAP a.,
15c.:
go pints GENUINE IMoORTED BAY RUM al,
3d.:
IS. win buy DIR. DAvfD's or DIR. BULLS
COUGH SNKJP;
l5c. will buy CARRIERS, DAyiD's, or BRAN
DREIH PILLS;
!5c.will buy FRAYsER'S NERyEAND BONE
lININENr:
&c. viii buy JUMPER TAR FOR colds,
55c win buy WYETHs BEEF WINE AND
IRON;
;5c. will buy PIE3CES MEDICAL DIsCOYE-
RN
55c. will buy AYERS or HOODS sARsAPA-
EiLLA:
&c. wu buy SIMMONS LIVER REGCLA-
TOR;
75c will buy SCOTCH OATS ESSENCE;
g. 25 will buy SWlFrS SPECIFIC, large
6Oc. viii buy SOZODONT, tho bestdcntifrlre.
Sc will bay MEADE& BAKERS CARBOLlC
MOUTH-WASH;
81 will buy WARMERS SAFE KIDNEY
CURE;
sllo will buy FELLOWS SYRUP HYPoPHos-
pHIES;
IOc. win buy ALLCOCK5 POROUS PLAs-
TER:
pc. will buy 1 pounds BEST MIXED BIRD
SEED;
:c.will buy LABELS. VIOLET. or LAyFN-
DER WATERS, worth fl-tLe best per
fumes sold.
S0c. will buy GENUINE KLOsTERFRAU CO.
LOGNE nuns
ECO pounds PURE INSECT POWDER al &c.;
5O0 pounds GUM CAMPHOR al 3jc.;
49, Will buy PICOT> VIRGINIA WORM
MILLER (ono Of best worm medicines
SOLD;
co. will buy FLORIDA WATER Murray &c
innm1n:
75c. viii buy PAINE's CELERY COMPOUND
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Irrnrn,aftnn wnnted.
SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION, !
I. s. NATIONAL MUsEUN, !
NNAuf.aroy Nav IN 1899

|. =. NATIONAL MUSEUM,
WAsHlSGIoN, May 10, 1883.
Ia Hr Editor Of the Dispatch:
Dear Sir,---Will you kindly find out
for me how much weight negro man or
a negro woman can toie-.-that j., carry
on the head? How long q time can the
weight be to,ed without removing It?
How much can man carry on the
back The distance carried Is also an
important factor.
| shall be glad II your readers who are
definitely informed on this subject would
send replies 10 my address. l am making
an investigation respecting the human
pack. animal. who must have been q
" common carrier long before any ami
mails were domeSticated for beasts OF
burden. Very truly yours,
d. T. Mason. Curator
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Do you th:uk married people are hap
by, Uncle Jake? Dat ar ponds alto
eedder how dey enjoy themselves ii dey
bah chilluns an keep DR.. Biggers's
Huckleberry Cordial, dey are certain to
be, for hit will cure de bowel troubles
and dc chillun teethipg."
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DKIGs. MEDICINEs. sc.

DIR. f. C. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN
TREATMENT, n guaranteed specific for Hyste-
ria. Dizziness. Conynlsions. Fits. Ncryou' Neil
ralgia, Heaiarho. Nervous Prosecution caused by
the use OF alcohol or tobacco. Nakeiulues-. Mem
tai Depression. Softcning ~ the Brain resulting
M insanity and leading 10 misery. decay, Rui
donth, Premature Oid Age. Loss Of Power in
Either sex caused hy oycr-cxertiou II me brain
or oyor-indulgence Each box contains ono
onthstreatment 81 box. or ak boxes Tor g.,
sent by mail prepaid on receipt of price.
WE GUARANTEE SIX BOXES
N cure any case. With each order received by
~ for Fix Lox g. accompanied with g. We will
send the purchaser our written guarantee % re-
fund the money n the treatment does not effect
n cure. Guarantees issued only by
I.KOBEkIS BAKER. Druggist,
Sole Agent,
gig east Main sficef. Richmond. Va.
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Ihe First umplnG-F.uGine Company.
thnr.I and f..a.t.-

fNol"- cni tlHeiin-.I
We are apt 20 FORGET how much science
and the arts owe to speculation ana the
desire ior sudden enrichment. We laugh
at the simplicity of the Gupes Of l72o,
who. not content with p!uuWng in South
Sea stock, lent their ears and their
money 10 q crowd of company mongers,
not remembering how many OF these
sO-calcd bubble schemes were real
steps on the road 81 a widcly-cx-
tended prosperity. OF twenty-siX princi-
pat bubbles sauuzcd IN woll-kuown
though somewhat scarce caricature en-
Titled 1.-The Bubblcr's Mirrour; or,
Enelaud's Folly published IN 1921,
uiuo at lenot contained tac germs Of
businesses of the most profitable nature,
now iuIl grown and widely branching.
Fire insurance, life insurance, cattle i'll
surauce, coal carrying, and similar
ventures had Their heyday OF
initiation, ami were then, as in n
moment, utterly discicditcd. Il Is Of a
different sort OF project that now write,
prompted by four lines which have
lust como across IN the "EpiIogue by
Iooscr, appended to a tract entitled
"Ihe Broken Stock Jobbers, l2mo.,
London, 1920:
Wlvm my stupid Fancy cor admire
The way 0f raising Water up by iiro:
That cursad luclue pumpd INV Pockets dry
AND lcit no Fire Co warm my Fingers Dye
In the " Buhblors Mirrour TINS very
project is thus pilloried:
Water Engine
Iaii n.............. ....-...-.4 POUND.
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time in june TO Miss Flora West,
second daughter Of Sir l.. Sackville
West. British Minister to the United
States. He was bonn on the Dist OF
February. 1850, in Paris. and received
his education at one OF the Dominican
schools of that city. His fatheris o pro
minent COuuscWcUr de Prefecture at
Paris. He is nephew Of the brave
General Salanson, WHO distinguished
himself in the Franco-Prus,ian war NJ.
Salanson il too Young TO have much OF
a noteworthy history. lie IS ali advocate
nv profession and licensed to practice at
tie bar. But prcferring tho diplomatic
service he STOOD q ciyil-serglce examlna-
ton, passed. and was commissioned rs
Secretary Of LEGATION 10 Santiago.
Chill. in 1885. whore he served one year.
in July, 1887, he was transferred to
Washington, as Third Secretary OF Leoa-
ton. where ne has been doing dnty ever
since. Quite recently he WAS summoned
to Paris by cablogram Announcing the
serious illness of his mother. he
fastened home rs fast rs steam could
take him. but while he was on the ocean
Nine. Salanson died.
It is cutie probable that VI and Mrs.
Salanson will not return 10 this country,
both being anAiou, 20 reside IN Trance,
where most OF their youth AMI school
days were passed But that will depend
upon what the French Minister for
Foreign Affairs may have to say in the
matter
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GABRIEL sALASsOs,
Who VIII Marry n Daughter Of the
urfffan Minister

Below isa portrait made from the only
photograph OF its subject in this country,
of VI. Gabriel Sollnson, Third Secretary
of the French Legation at Washington,
and WHO is engaged to be married some
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kEsNE THREAD.

GENE THREAD, SEINEs-sgsEsss
- TWISzS, LINES. CoRks,
CORK WOOD, NETTING, &C.
OILED CLOTHING AND RUBBER BOOTS
Lowest prices.
[. LIcHTENSTEIN'S SONS.
corner Seventeenth and Franklin streets.
Richmond, Va
Sole importers Of the celebrated Lion Brand
Seine Thread, wsIanIed 70 give satisfaction
NH ~
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will be- attended 10y great dan
ger 90 body and limit, but hum
drcds oi leading players say
irey md more prompt relic;
from strains, -prains, bruises,
rhcdmati-m,stifl ana enlarged
Joints. iameues-. etc. hy using
BENSOs rLAtTER for such
troubles Than any other cI'er-
nal remedy known 90 The pro-
fessiOu All athletes a. we'll 20
those I'm the ordinary ayOca-
tons of lire unto with base
bal players In certifying o.
the value II this pl9-ter IN
such accidents. It's prompt,
Pheasant, and pleasing ia ac-
ti0u. and never fails tn sc-
cure the best results when
used according 10 tho printed
directions. OwingtO lts popu-
larify many worthless substi-
ti.i0ns are offered. Buyer,
should always ask for BEN
sons, Grmiy refusing all o'hor
plastcrs. ap 21-NutJai2nr
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tDuRREVliLE IRAlN Ezr@Dnro
NORK-RIVER LINE WA WEST
INIAn.
STEAMERS DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY

Tho faYorito route ~ BslumOss Tho ifeamsfs
on mis- limo ara models II Joauty. eiegan'H. All
comfort Leave Richmond '3lJ huf ~ II.
a-rige a. baltimore 80 A. VI leave Balu.
moro 40 J.. A.. arrly0 40 i.,hmog J..J .4I
lg.gJ A. NJ
faro Richmond 10 Baltimore. Firsrclas,.ii
second class. Sl.iO.
mo YORK. River Line Affords -uperior sfyan-
tAges u BUSINESS meu in enabling flsM -
leAve N'hmoni near TO close q tue tays
TRANSACTIONS and arrive 81 Bal moro esriy next
morning. sfter having enlOYei delightful
nights rest, froo from No dusk AMI uOso u lGil'
way travel .......,.,...,.,,..,
WEST POINT ACCOMAODAIlOA
leave Richmond Qwengy-lhini
street depot ........... ..-tt...t.- I'd y. VI.
Arrive Richmond Twenty thiri
Street depOp ............ ........... is..3f, u.
DAILY. fDailY except sunday
Depot and tickcf-o1ieo. Foot Virginia stress
Uptown Office Corner Tenth AMI Main s.rep a
JAS. T. TAYLOR
General Passenger Ageu~
j. r. POTTS,
Division FAs-eugtr Agent
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sol. HAAS. Trar1c Manager
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