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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-02

moth, Robespicre, Ba,lly. or Lafayette. The
head was cut Of. and red fluid flowed from
the neck: the doll WAS bottle, and the
blood some amher.colorcd liqueur.o Society
In its insouciances treated ~ n toy The ipstrti-
ment which wa soou 10 decimate It's ranks.
But except IN prints the guillotine IS
not often represented IL Is occasionally
found on patriotic snuif.boxes, which them
selves take the form OF Pbryg'an can.
There il one iron pIke-bead at the Carni-
valet Museum on which Is engraved an Old
fashioned guillotInc worked by rope. On
the knife IL engraved n Pnrygian cap ana
the inscriptions above and below are ia
irav and "yive Ia Republque." when the
guillotino was first used the knife was neio
suspended by rope, and at given signal Q
soldier with ayerted eyes cut the rope with
III. sword. Afterward the working oil the
machine was improved and made more ex-
peditious rs It's use became extended.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-02

ton, on the PREMISES Oh
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER s, lSSS
at $50 O'Clock p. W.. the real estate referred
TO in said decree. it boing the VALUABLE STORE
and LOT Go. 42O on tho west side OF Pine street
between Albemarle and Spring streets, the lot
fronting thirty ieet and extending hack within
parallel lines about one hundred and forty feet
20 an alley about twonty feet wide, AMI the store
and dwelling being neat, substantial, detained
tyo-story frame house OF five rooms, having gas,
water, aud the usual cOnyenlences, and IN good
repair
iERMs: One third cash: tho balance upon a
credit Of six ana twelve months, the purchaser
10 give negotiable notes for the deferred pay
ments, with interest added from tho day OF sale,
ami the title 10 be retained until tho whole OF tho
purchase-mOney is paid aud a Conveyance or
dered by the Court ". ". COSBY. JE.,
Special Commissioner
i r. ELAN AuctiOneer
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-02
WRECKED on CArmAx ISLAND.
Savage Pirates Board n stranded
Vessel.

A Philadelphia special says: The Nor
weeian steamship KOngau, Captain k1ereuii,
arrived here to-day from Jamaica, having on
board CAPTAIN Jacobsen and one sailor be-
longing 10 the Norwegian bark Inga, which
was wrecked on the island OF Cayman sep
tnmber 18th while on voyage from Bontevl-
dec 20 Ship Island, Miss. Captain Jacobsen
when landed to-day was very SICK man,
caused by his great exposure since bis YES,
sci was wrecked. lie says when the vessel
struck on the island II was the Sc
cond mates watch, and when the
latter saw the breakers ahead he
called all hands TO iurl the sails, but all
efforts 70 save the vessel proved futile. soon
after the vessel struck on the island, which
i 900 miles 20 the southwark OF Jamaica,
she was boarded by nearly 200 naked cOlOred
wreckers, who made bold and daring at
tempt TO take possession OF the crew and rob
the vessel. Captain Jacobsen and his men
fought brayey and drove the unciyiliztd
pirates back. They made an attempt to gain
entrance 10 the atier-cabn. and were only
prevented from 20 doing at the point OF The
pistol. When the saY8ges were driven from
the vessels deck the crew made an attempt
10 laud IN their lifeboats, knowing that the
Inga would soon 20 10 pieces, as she was
humping terribly. At first all efforts to
huHch q boat failed. as the sea was very
rough. After several effort, the crew ac-
compshed their object and landed on the
island OF Cayman.
They were the only civilized people tnere'
and subsisted two weeks on cocoanuts and a
little gin they had saved. AT the expiration
Of this time Captain jacobsen got possession
OF o small twouty-ton sloop, IN which he and
his crew made sail for Jamaica They had
only a very little quantity OF provisions and
expected 10 reach Jamaica in two days, but
instead OF this they were week. Their
suflerings from exposure and want OF SUI
ficient food are beyond description. When
they landed at Jamaica, October 7th, they
were kindly cared for by the natives. The
rest Of the crew will ship from Jamaica
Cantsin Jacobsen is well known in Phiiadei-
pbia. and will be cared for until be RECEIVERS
sufficiently to return 10 Norway. The vessel
,voe uo1d for C10g
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-02
a Giant Among the Schooners.

A Boston special says: The Great Eastern
OF schOoncrs Is building at Waldeboro, Me.
IL VIII have five masts. About 100 men are
at work on her to Get her ready to be moved
ont before The river freezes. she will be
known a. the Governor Ames. Her owners
are Oliver Ames, f. l.. Ames, and Cakes a.
Ames, Of EastOn, Mass ; William I. Hart
John GoldthWait, Willard Dalrymple, and
Henry G. DclaaO, OF Boston; :. IL. Tl0geY,
u. w. Davis, George Buckin. John Heath
cote, OF Providence; George II. Chbse. Ed
ward X. Morse, Captain T.. q. Davis,
and j. Il. Westgate, OF Fall River; A. Long
street, OF Chicago; Albert ii. Winslow, OF
Taunton; Hon. f. ii. Stevens, OF swansea;
n. Il. Davis & Son, OF AssOnet. and William
=. Hood, j. +. Davis. and G. A. Davis, OF
Somerset Her lines were taken from model
OF Albert II. Winslow, designer, OF Taunton,
Mass. The dimensions OF The Governor
Ames are as follows: Length Of keel. 232
feet; length over all. 2G5 feet; breadth Of
beam, 80 feet depth, II feet lower hold, 70
feet: between decks, feet. Her tonnage
register will he between l,S00 and 1900,
and her cOal.carrying capacity, 5000 tons on
A draught Of 90 feet, lght-water draught OF Q
feet. In the construction Of the Ames AGO
cubic tons OF Virginia white-Oak timber OF the
best quality went into The frame. The outside
planklng Of the Ames is G inches thick, and
at the gunwale IL is a inches, the heaviest
planklng ever put on schooner The CEN
tre-board is 33 feet long, Is feet deep, and
0 inches thick, and it is made OF the
best quality OF white oak. In fastening
the schooner 100 tons OF boltiron will
be used. 4 master fastener Of thirty years
experience says he never before saw so
much iron pm, into vessel OF her tonnage.
For the loading aud unloading Of cargo the
Ames has nine haichways, each II feet
across decks. The five lower maSts-fore-
mast, mainmast, miz1enmast, jiggermast,
aud spankermast-ar each llj feet in
length aud 80 inches In diameter. Tue top
masts are So feet 10 length. The iibboom Is
IS feet long and p inches in diameter at the
bowsprit cap. The schooner will spread
1000 yards OF canvas. She will be com
manded by Captain c. a. Davis, OF somer-
set Mass,
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venabre ana Mckinney I'm sussex

Especial telegram 20 the DlspatchI
WAvgRLY. VA, November Hon. +. G.
Venable and Hon. PM. Mckinney adj
dressed the citizens OF Sussex at the court
house to-day. Mr. Venable discussed the
tariff question in an able and statesman Ike
manner and demonstrated that the interest
Of the farmers demanded It's reduction. Mr..
Mckinney arraigned the Republican party
for It's sectional policy and showed that
Cleveland's Administration had been honest
patriotic. and bold. having no regard to any
one single section Of the Union, and that his
reelection alone would insure to the south
lust recognition at the hands Of the General
Government.
The Republicans were entertained by
Van Auken and Arnold for Arnold. and by
Bats and others for LangstOn. The q. y.
y. is badly split and it seems impossible for
the two factions to 1--we in peace. MIR. Nena-
bic made a fine impression and Will carry
Sussex. lie and Captain Mckinney will
address the Democracy at Stony Creek to-
morrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-02
LITTLE DEED OF KINDNESS.
Remarkable Memory or q Georgia
Nan for Mind Aef.
ATLANTA J,urnaLI

ATLANTA JCurnaLl
Ia conversation with ~ number OF gentle
men some time since Colonel w. II. Hulsey
remarked: -,
Gentlemen, little deed OF kindness viii
sometimes 60 a long ways. When L was
quite a little boy Judge G. II. Strong Kept o
general merchandise store on Whitehall
street, 10 the old Mcknight building. |
wanted 10 90 hunting one day, but had
no ammunition and had no money with
which 20 purchase any. i was afraid TO
20 TO my father for the money Tor lear
he would put me TO work, so l went TO
judge Strong aud got him to credit me Tor
ten cents worth OF ammunition. was The
proudest boy in the world. Since that time
bave been honored with place in the Lee.
gIslature. was promoted TO the rank Oh
colonel In the Confederate army, and have
been mayor OF this great city; but none oil
those great honors ever gave me hai the
pleasure | experienced when Judge Strong
credited me for the ten cents worth oil am
muntiOn."
"Did you ever pay him for itS" asked one
OF the gentlemen. ~
am be shot il haven't forgotten whether
/ did or not"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-02
Jailed for Refusing 10 Pay.

CHARLESTON, :. c., November Last
April q number OF citizens refused TO pay
municipal liceuse-tax on the ground that it
was double tax and unconstitutional. The
city court tried sixty or seventy cases and
condemned the defendants to pay fine or
in default to imprisonment An appeal was
taken to the Supreme Court, which affirmed
the constitutionality OF the license law. To
day twelve executions were issued by the
city sheriff and five served. The defend
ants refused to pay the fine and were COM
rniffpd IN iaiI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-02
PHILADELPHIA, RICH <1FZfR
A s-xaEszz.
EOND AND NORFOLK
IsEANSal> COAPASI

Appointed sailing days Every TUESDAY
and FRIDAY at y ~. ami every SUNDAY al )
A. u.
Freight for Tuesday, and Friiays' steamers
received till il:3o A. H.; for sundays steamer
til 5 P. N. saturday freight received daiiysl
IP. "a.
Fare. ~
Eor further information apply ~
!. ". McCARRICk
General Southern Agent, once ROckotts
w. r. CLYDE b CO..
70. General Agents Philade iphia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-02
Washington Races.

IDY WIVbIuPII % tIIV DI7F'I'0II'I
WASHINGTON, November l.-Weaiher and
track fine. First race--siX furlOngs-Sam
Harper won; Cartoon second, swift third.
Time, 1:l5t.
Second race-handicap sweepStakes-one
mile and a quarter-Bella b won; Little
Mnch second, Satisfaction third. Time,
PIP.
Third race-capital stakes for twO-year-
olds-six furlOngs-C Champagne Charley
won; seymour second, Holiday third. Time,
l:lGt.
Fourth race-three-year.olds and up
wards-one mile and one sixteenth Bronze
marie led from start TO finish; Pasha second,
Wahoo third. Time, 1:jl.
Fifth race-selling race for two.year-
oldS-six furlongS- Glory won; Wasatch
second, Deception third. Time, l:l7l.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-02
Thought the Gu,lIotias Was Funny.

II IL evident thet the guillotlne was not
at first terror.insplriDg object. One gene.
raj Of the Revolutionary army had a Rulllo.
tine engraved on his seal. The ladies Of
Tours wore guillotne Earrings, and the
"ayenger OF The people" danced with them
at the pr0-consular balls. The guilot,ne
war a Ia mole. Its inventor, DIR. Guilioiin,
III = speech before the National Assembly
on December l, 1883, had said: 'sWith my
machine slice OF your head 10 the twink.
ling OF an eve, and you do not suffer-"
People, It must be presumed, soon grew
accustomed TO the fatal machine, for
It even entered the salons, aud NM. de Con
court relate, In their history Of French society
during the revolution: "fa extremely good
company at dessert, after supper, little
mahogany guilloilne was placed on the u.
bic, and the ladies, acting the role Of San
scp, placed under the knife dolls whose
beads were portraits Of some snsEu-La-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-02
A TLANTIO COAST LINE.

RICHMOND AND PETERsRUR3 RAiLY0O
TIME-rABLE
Commencing go Nthl. H N ~,
trains on this r0af nilt rul - f1i.afE
TRAINS sou TIN AifD.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-02

Especial telegram TO the Dispatchl
CHARLESTON, W. Va, November 1.-The
State authorities this morning received q
Telegram from Lock Laird, Va, announcing
that a man had been arrested at that point
last night who answers closely TO the de-
scriDion Of TascOt, the supposed Chicago
Smell murderer. He speaks freely Of the
Ryan murder in ROane county, and. 1t Is
thought, may know something about \.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-02
within ,he letter OF the siasute.
lBy telegraph to the Disps,ch.l

fNFVFEIt-F7t1 % nv -'."F7''9NIsI
BoST0S, November l.-Butter-eOiter, which
nearly ali farmers and creamcries use I'm in-
creasing the yellow TINT OF all their product,
Is annatto, boiled In coiton-seed OIL The
New England Farmer OF this week publishes
letter from he Commissioner Of Internal
Revenue with the decision that such mixture,
though containing IN extremely small amount
OF cotton-seed oil comes within the letter OF
the statute defining oleomaFgarine.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-02

EOR RENT. A LARGE. BRIGHT =
i BACK PARLOR, WITH SMALL ROOM lisa
ATTACHED. ia WEST GRACE STREET.
no Iii
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-02
A Deliberate and Horrible suicide

TTIIfII0I I'IVEI IN 70 wv I7I'II1Rt'7'I
RALEIGH, y. c., November AT point
on the Seabosrd railway near Garysburg
tins afternoon aS passenger train was
moving rapidly the engineer observed IA
white man standing Just beside the track.
when the engine was in fifty feet Of the man
be sprahr directly in front OF II and stopped.
turning his head towards the engine. In an
instant he was struck and cut 10 pieces. For
distance Of fully 200 yards his blood aud
flesh covered the rails. II was found by per-
sons who saw the deliberate suicide that the
man was George A. Harding, a welLknown
citizen OF northampton county, y. {. lie
had long been an invalid and took his life
10 end his suferinPs from disease.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-02
Nashville Races.

lBy telegraph 10 the Dispatcn.l
NASHVILLE, November l.-About 1900
witnessed the racing to-day.
First race-siX furlongs-Roi Dor won;
Reuounee second, st. Adams third. Time,
1:l74.
Second race-seven furlongs-Wild Boy
won; Comet second, Kensington third.
TINE, 1:32.
Third race-seyeu furlongs-Finslity won (;
Nichols second. Time, 1881. No other
starters.
Fourth race-mile and furlona-Hector
won; Stridsaway second, Ea. Mack third.
Time, l:56l.
Fifth receive iurlongs-Sallie Hagan
won; Monita Hardy second, Sunlight third.
Time, 1929.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-02

s2o57. Cash in Treasury, s02i, soi, .5S
Gold certificates outstanding. tlf0.6l5, 65s
silver certificates outstanding, s22s, IsS lo2i
certificates OF deposit outstanding. Sll,oS0.'
600 leral.tenders outstanding, S3iG. 6Si, DIG
Fractional currency mot including the
amount estimated as lost or destroyedl
sc. 92i, 3iG.47. Total Understanding debt
cess. 123,2s2. Total debt OF ali klnds
81, 703. 457, 2A.23. Debt less available credits,
al. I87. 900. 03g OF.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-02
nnn,ls nnd Pnhlic neht.

tBy ttItgrhph 70 TIE UIsphJcn.i
WASHINGTON, November 1.-The bond Of
serings to-day aggregated $4,000. Accept
ances, s53O, 300. all AS, at l0ss.
The debt statement issued to-day shows
the decrease OF the public debt during the
month OF October 10 be 85.6le.ei; de-
crease ot debt since June 3oth. s25.20l..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-02
eeledulo In kfa't
DriOlor 80. lS--


Train No. 90 connects daly 90 FeYe '' -
Chase CiiI. Ciar1sUil9. o4iprl.
lion tf-I nI. NHfI
Al Greensboro FOR Dlr an. Ha'e.1.
ana winston, AMI "a points IA -.H 'a
DIVISION. A. s4lisbug, fDr A...t.
Springs, and an points in N.--nrl .0-'
Ina. aud az Charlotte tor tlnri fe. t.l-.
and Augusta .Rllr.aI
Train No. q connects daily a. Cro'ls)'
for salem Winston. Ia siTh. aolIel.rl, d 3
Aorehead city. a. salisbury Pr Aehe.ll.e, D. %
Springs, AM a. points 40 hrftsrl AnlN iii D..
Ina; At ChRri0tts With Cnarl0..e COB 4al.t
Augusta railroad for Cuiumhig. husl -
Charleston, Savannah, 1hlm8Wlls Co...
sonyiilo. AMI Other florida poils ah Ht
Carolina Central railroad fJr WlIminstYn
Trans from mo south hrrlgs NJ 1850 ll9AA
BIB 4. "a. anf N3) r. VI
tAMkLiA COURTHOUSE rRAiN.
lfhfe AicNilnhl .......s.ss -tss-s rs.ss' ..'
Arrive kchMln1. Observation-Disclosures. - ~ 49, ID
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-02
The ryuc.set,,ng RECORD BROKEN.

A Chicago (Ill.) telegram OF October 9Th
says; Moxie Monheimer, Herald compost
tor, has broken the type-setting record. His
string for six days OF 45i boms Is 100000
ems. He worked altogether on straight
copy, The former records were Duguid, OF
the Cincinnati Enquirer. 1l7,00o ems in
seven days. including $4,000 "pieked up"
and Min, OF the Minneapolis Tribune, 1885,
900 ems IN seven days.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-02
Mnde an Assignment.

by telegraph 10 tho Dispaichl
BALTIMORE, November Jenkins, Hutch
inson & Co.. wholesale notions and white
goods, 2l9 west Baltimore street, have as.
signed. Trustees bond. 100000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-02
AUcrIon saLys-yssrres sy.:.
BE W. Bowo,
Real Estate Arciioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE
or THE
MAGNIFICENT RESIDENCE AND GROUNDS
orTHs
LATE JAMES DUNLOP.
ATT
NORTHEAST CORNER OF FRANKLIN AND
FIFTH STREETS, By
AUCTION.
Auction sALHs-vasrre say..

By virtue OF two deeds Of trust, the first % N.
W. Bowe and r. II. Steger, trustees. dated Nth
June. 1850. and tho other q John II. Guy ana
said Bowe, trustees. dated October 5, fss7, snd
recorded In the clerks oclcs OF the Chsncory
Court OF Richmond. the former Ia Deed BOOK
1873 h. on page 3g6 and the later In Deed-sook
1873 A, on page 423, We will CELL By auction, on
the premises. on
TUESDAY. NOVELETTE, 10. 1893,
at 4:sO O'Clock p. NJ, the large, we'll. built, and
fiuely-located RESIDENCE AND GROUNDS at
the northeast corner Of Franklin nni FIFTH
streets This dwelling was built 81 tho very
choicest materials. IN tho best manner. and
without regard 70 cost, and IL to-day almost as
GOOD "a new In its arrangements IL Is all that
could be desired, and It's location f. central ana
az the same time fashionable and attractive. IL
Is a house that must 20 seen % DO properly ap-
preciated. and We invite all Interested 70 Tho
roughly examine it. -.. -.
ASAsITE FOR AN UPTOWN HOTEL there
could bonothing more suitable, combining a. u
dos centrality Of location. excellence and quiet
ness OF situation and surroundings, with On eie-
walton that insures refreshing Dreezc5 at Gil
times The area Of this property Il quite equal
10 that OF the famous "Wiuds0r Hotel" In Now
YORK. being 130xi50 feot in size.
II desired the residence, with about seventy
five feet Of ground, Will be sold in one parcel,
aud tho vacant lots north Of the residence will IN
that event 10 sold In sizes 10 suiL For further
particulars call on the auctoneer.
Terms: At sale. \. W. BOME,
r. n. STEGER,
JOHN Is. GUY,
moi Trustees.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-02

All eyes fitted and the nt guaranteed at the
PHARMACY Or X g.. CABELL, JB, CO.,
Richmond, Va. oc I-eodlm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-02
Lenf Tnhacco knles.

lBy telegraph to tho Dispatch.I
DANyHLE, VA, November 1.-The sales
OF leaf tobacco in this market for the month
OF October amounted 10 1,123Si3 pounds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-02

by Anglo-American cable TO tho Dispatch-l
LONDON. November To-day is holiday
on the Stock Exchange, it being semi-au-
nual settling day Of the Bank OF England.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-02
LOsr. srRAYED, AND Found.

CTOLEN FROM OUR EXHIBIT
y al the Exposlilon between the hours q 4 2.
". on tuesday and i2 n. on Thursday, one
WHITE LINN ROUND BkIDIE AND MAR
TINGALE. with nickel rackiDe bit; one FAIR
LEATHER DOuBIE-REIN BRiDLE. with nickel
curt BIZ liberal reward for information or
recovery. J. @. DICKERsON.
poa-n s5i2 Fr2nklin street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-02

RICHMOND. VA, November 1, 1883.
UNHE UNDERSIG \ ED II A V e
Il FORMED CO-PAkTNERSHlP, undor the
name and style Il r. c. TlNSLkT " co, for the
purp0se Of conducting The RIAL ESTATE BUSl-
NESS I'm an H. branches at No. 1900 Main street.
and respectfully solicit the patronage Of their
friends and the public. .-.,.,,,..,.
EDWARD c. TTNSLEY.
WILLIAM LOYENSTElN.
no OF Su,ETu3t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-02
By Quarles s McCuriy.
Real Estate Brokers.

UIRUSTEE'S SALE OF TWO SMALL
L FRAME HOUSES, Nos. 9is AND go NORTH
SIXTH STREET, NEAR PRESTON STREET,
NAVY HILL, ATAUCTION.-In execution OF "A
certain deed Of trust 20 tho undersigned, bearing
date 2gth September, 1889, and duly recorded IN
the clerks Once Of Richmond Chancery Court,
Deed Book 12tC, page 20. being required 80 70 30
10y the holder Of the note secured thereby, ietauI
having been made In tho payment OF mo same
Will offer Tor sale. upon the promises. on
WEDNESDAY. TuE 3lsr DAY or OCTOBER. is'S.
at4X p. NJ, the PROPERTY above described.
Tho dwellings are now occupied and pay wen as
an investment and contain four rooms eacn.
Tho LOT - 30Xl22 tcet.
TERMS: Cash ~ 10 cost and expenses or sale
aud sunicency 20 pay OF n note OF $500, with IN
terest from October. isSS: tho balance as the
grantoTs in said decd may announce on the dhy
Of SALE or in case Of ther failure A. the trustee
may direct u. \. MCCDhDt,
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NORK-RIYER LINE WA NL94
Il POlAh
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY


DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY
The favorits route 70 Ba.tmor, Thsstssnsr
on this lice ara MOl8ls x blaAsY, el.genti. a..
comfort l.eay3 h.cnmoD1 .3@l all Vs. 4. 81.
GYF1yo o. baltimore st A. a.. leays Bal.
more al , r. A.: arrive a. A4-hmoai ~ ..t
lC:4J A. NJ
rare iuchmoad 70 Baltimore Iirsscl.ss =
ne York.k.voc Line Affords superior sdn..
tagss 70 business men Ia euabllnx dom 10
leave Richmond near tho close u ne tsf e
transactions ami arrive a. Baltimore cary BOSE
morning AFTER having en.oyel = GoAslf Do
nights r8st, troo frOn 10 DIS. al nolss u Co..
way travel
wEsTPoINr ACCOMMODATION
IeAvs Rlchmoni tlvcasy-gnirt
street oepob .....,....'......''.. " = VI
street depOsl. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. i-ii'f' 10
'Dslig. fDaily excspl Sunday.
Dep0s Gad uckoi-oaice fc0. Virginia 'i-f--
Ip-seSs oniso Corner renta sai Nan '.,'--
ocnersl Passenger Ass2-
J. = POTTS.
DiY.1ioa fa5seag Agsab
RlchmOli -
foT. HAAS Traric Manager.
FEYTON RANDOLPH. General MANAGE
DICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
HI AND POTOMAC RAILROAD. -schoil.
commencing NAY q. iSs,-eastoga sl-niari
go A. n. leaves Byrd-S,ree, station daily. s,o1i
Gully Al Ashland, JaacuOl. hlFor.
and Fredericksburg, Sieepct Cd
Washington. Leaves Waslllg tQa,)f
New fork AZ il:D A. N.
u:g 4 ". leaves Byrl-Slrcet siauoA dairy. -
Ssp, Sunday. Leaves Wsshlngt y -
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