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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-13
mE WAS rRrao goa TREASON.
Death OF Noted knight or the
Golden Circle.

FuKrov. MD.. June 28.-Thomas 3.
Lincoln. graudnephcw Of General Lin
coin. Of Revolutionary fame, the only
person tried for treason for completely
IN the late civil war, and for whom Jesse
d. Bright was expelled from the United
States Senate for writing n letter OF
Introduction 10 jeff. Davis, died yester-
day on his farm, not far from Elkton.
lie was born IN Philadelphia in 1913,
and on mis- mothers side descended from
Rev William Smith, n distinguished
Episcopal minister, graduate OF the
University of Aberdeen Scotland, first
provost Of the College Of Philadelphia,
and founder of Washington College,
Chostortown, Md. Just after the annexa-
ton Of Texas he went there 0s the agent
Of New York capitalists and engaged in
the purchase OF Texas scrip and head
night land. at which he was very success
ful, and amassed a large fortune.
lie WAS extensively acquainted with
the politicians OF the South and West
md leading member Of the knights Of
the Golden Circle, whose agent he was
when arrested in Cincinnati IN August,
1861. he was tried for treason, hut che
indictment was quashed on the ground
Of uncousttutionality and he was set at
liberty and allowed TO On South.
In April, 1885, Ne with the approba-
ton Of Confederate Nice-Presldent Ste
phcns, went 10 Washington and furnished
the Federal Government with important
information. which was used in hasten
ing the end Of the Confederacy. For
this he was appointed TO lucrative posi-
ton, his duties being TO look after con-
fiscated cotton.
lie was one of q few persons who
guaranteed the interest on the bonds OF
the Sabine and East Texas railroad,
which was destroyed by the rebels. A
few years ago the bondholdeTs obtained
Judgment 10 the amount Of about mil
hon dollars against the guarantorS
OCTOBER 3, 1888.
10 the Edifor of the Dispotch:
The above was cut from the New
York HcraH of juno Doth. Is there
any truth in the third paragraph? If
10, it would seem that one whom We
have considered a patriot was traitor.
Please explain for A READER.
THE explanation is that the story is
false. so far as Mr.. Stephens is con-
ccrned
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-13
DIR MACKENZiE's BOOK.
lie Charges Dr. BerCmGnn with
anOrtenftsc FredericH's Eife.

A London special says The BritiSh
Nc1icGi JOuctH publishes the following
details from Sir Morell Mackenzie book
on the case of the late Emperor Frede-
rick
"Dr. Mackenzie complains that he
was refused access to important docu-
menis which were available to his assaiI-
ants. He SAWS he was not deceived IN
regard TO his patients real condition, OF
which there was ample proof The Ger
man doctors made this charge, knowing
il To be false, in order to prejudice
Frederick against his British adviser
At the beginning of October, 1887,
DIR. Bercmann admitted that l)r. Mac
kepzie's course was correct. The visit
of Frederick to England was arranged
before DIR. Mackenzie was summoned.
On the whole, DIR. Mackenzie says, the
operation Of trachootomy performed by
DIR. Bmmann was we'll done, but the
trachea was opened three millmetres to
the ripht OF the median line. The cauula
used by Bramann was of unusual shape
and size. and the lower end infringed
upon the posterior wall Of the trachea,
causing destruction Of the tissue, IN
tense discomfort, and consequent
exhaustion. DIR. Bergman diagnosed
secondary cancer Of the lung through
finding duiness over the back of the
liver. and Or. kussmaul had to be
brought FROM StraSburg before Dr..
Bergman would admit his mistake.
DR.. Mackenzie does not hesitate to ray
that the death blow was given to the
Emperor on April 18th, when false pass
age made by DR. Rergmanns tube
caused extensive Hlppuration around the
trachea, which steadily drained away the
Emneror's remaining strength, aud
shortened his life nj least ten months.
Except when the false passage was made
and DIR. Bergman thrust his fingers into
the wound the Emperor never suffered
actual pain.
The Medical Journal gives fac Simites
of two Of the last scripts that Frederick
wrote. They wero not obtained, how
ever. from DR.. Mackenzie. The first,
written on April 18th. has reference to a
change in the medicine given him, and
reads: 1.-The same Howell tried just be-
fore Bergman ill-treated me" The Sc
cond is an expression of sympathy with
DIR. Howell over the loss OF his father.
The PaH-H Nat GaSctte challenges the
German authorities to carry out the
threat made through the Ndchrfchten TO
institute proceedings to prevent the pub
LEGATION in London OF the late Emperor
Frederick's diary. The Gase'te warns
Prince Bismarck not 10 attempt 10 ex-
tend abroad the tyranny over the press
which is exercised in Germany.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-13
TIE Chincae.

SAN Francesca, October 12.-Judge
Lorenzo Sawyer, of the United States
Circuit Court returned yesterday from
Oregon, and in court issued two writs OF
hobcGs corpus designed to test some Of
the questions TO be raised over the right
of tine Chinese arriving here after the ex-
clusion act went into effect TO land.
One writ was for the Cinnamon arriving
by the steamship Belgic having return
certificates. And the question rnised Is
whether Congress can constitutlOnally
deprive the Chinese holding custom
house certificates of the right to return
In the other case the question Is rs to
whether Cinnamon without certificates
in transit to this country a the time the
act went into force come under Its pro
visions
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-13
BY Appers0n & Co.
Real Estate Auctionoers. &C.


Leave hr-lNp
no. Richmond. PeersDuTs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-13
THE SOUTHWEST.
HORRIBLE AsD PArAL ACCIDENT NEAR
BIs SPRING.
Literally Roasted TO Dsath-critical III
ness Of Riehmoad Craftsman
Political Notes
rsnc.,o, telegram a tho Dispatch.I

CHn1srrAssBuno, VA, October 12.-An
old gentleman named Staley, living near
Big Spring, in this county, met with
horrible aud fatal accident on Wednes-
day. The old man was alone in his room
and by some means fell against and over
turned a stove. When he was found the
floor was, in flames and he was literally
roasted to death.
Mr.. Egbert Leigh. q son-in-iaw OF
Colonel William II. Palmer, and resi-
dent of Richmond. is critically Ill at the
residence OF his father-in-law, near
Blacksbrrg. II seems that be had spell
of typboid-fever, and is now suffering
from a relapse. .
Superintendent Richardson has Just
appropriated 80, 85A among the various
schools in tho county. This is the largest
appropriation ever made in this county.
Congressman Taylor. OF Ohio, had an
appointment at Radford last night he
failed to put IN an appearance. however,
SO Colonel Hoge proceeded to do up
Heermans.
Colonel Richard F. Beirne is billed to
speak here on court-day.
United-States-M Marshal James H. Jor-
dan is i'll at bis residence in Nowberne.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-13

An Easton (Pa0 special says; stephen
Fields, telegraph operator on the Le-
high Valley railroad at Tompklns's
Breaker. below Pittston, became insane
while on duty last night. lie ran out OF
his office and stoned a passenger tram,
breaking several windows IN one OF the
cars but fortunately not injuring any OF
the occupants. The tram was then STOP
ped. and the crew asked Fields why he
threw the stones. He said he was crazy
and asked to be removed. Ills request
was promptly granted. Fields was ut
one time night operator at the taston
depot. He then became station agent at
Three Bridges, and next took charge OF
the Office In which he became insane.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-13
nuHmAm,s EXPOSITION.
Yesterdays rregrnmme-AG reat
Success.
[specIal t.legram . De plspalch.l


Especial telegram 10 The pispatch.l
RALRIoH, October ~. To-day at Dur
ham made full amends for yesterdays
bad weather Most OF the events OF yes
terday and to-day were crowded to-
ce.her. Great Numbers OF people ar
rived last night, and AZ an early hour this
morning Others began to pour into town
until thousands had gathered. AL
damages by wind and rain had
been repaired and the town was
very gay and bright. IL was a
public holiday and all the iacto-
ries were closed. The best estimates
Of the number of persons present are
from ten to twelve thousand. Senator
Vance spoke from the hotel balcony this
morning. There wns at noon o grand
street parade, in which the trade pro-
cession was repeated. The procession
went 10 Blackwell Park. where Senator
Vance made capital address, which was
heard by several thousand people. This
was followed by a tournament on the
race. course, in which many knights en-
tered. The winners were Charles Lips
comb, George MoBeleys IEODeIt hyhhc,
and William Bethel.
This afternoon there was aale Of the
hundred exhibits of tobacco which were
made in Lockharts warehouse in com
petition for premiums. Prices ran very
high.
This evening there was an excellent
display Of fireworks, which drew great
crowd.
The coronation ball at Stokes Hall, in
which the knights Of the tournament
took part. was another special event OF
this evening and was very handsome.
Tonight at II o'clock Durhsm's first
Industrial and Tobacco Exposition
closed. All visitors have been amazed
and delighted and Durham is proud OF
so great success. The Exposition will
be made permanent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-13

Parker g Co. Rtch mond
~ fChanrerv Court
/ Rawlings and Wide, trustees.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-13

a \ LIlINIDIII AMI YIN IsH d N
n Ll-LOCA I'd BUILDING close % haln A-A
street. and suitable for fact0ryor warehouse uses
can be bought by applying 10 \. W. BOWE,
Oclsgt Real Estate and Loans.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-13
A New ,sIAad the Atlantic.

Captain Deaken, OF the steamer City
Of Alexandria, reports that after the bur
ricane OF the 9TH ultimo in the tropics a
new island appeared on the south side Of
Blanquilla reef, latitude 49, 0e' north,
Longitude 96o 05 west The island IS
seyenty.six metres long and ten wide,
and rises about four feet above sea level.
The sudden appearance Of this island was
most probably due 10 elevation Of the sea-
bed by plntonic aud cyclouic forces.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-13
TRAINS NosrnwABD.

Daily tDallY except SUNDAY
STOPPiNo-PLACEA
Nos. q AMI u mako n0 siopA NO. q 9t3P'
only on signal at Manchester aud Chester. 70
~ stops only on signal al Chester, CONT hllt
and Manchester No. IS stJf3 ~ signal ~ ~
regular slati0us No, % st0Ds on sigma no u,
regular stations ami also at temples an fpf.
Walthau kos 81, ~. 50. 81. -, So 81, and IS VIII
stop GtAIl stations Tor pas ongerA
PULLMAH-CAk oKRFiCN
OnTralns Nos u am % sieeplng-cars between
New Y0rk an1 Tampa, Fla. (rig JhcksonYiitsN
On Trains Nos. u a1i Il seeping-cars OolHe-i
Warrington and Charleston. on Train No. IS
sleeping-rars botWeen New York and Sachson-
Vile, On lrai1 No. q doepiEg-c cars betWela
Washingt0n AMI Jack-Onyins
THE ONLY ALL-RAlL LINE TO NORFOLK.
LsAFe. AhAFA
Richmond. no. A. ". IE0rt0lk.......2.0 ".
Richmond. 80 =. ST. Norfolk. ..... .s.35 T.. n.
Norfolk. .....es. o.. N. hichmoni.. ~ ID ~ u.
Norfolk....'BrOP II. Richmond. ..s-.5 T..
These trains also make close Confessions ije
FGrmytllo, Lyn0nDurg, and Southwestern ioihf :
AMI all stations 0u mo Norfolk and Western rail-
road. except mo lg53 train. Pas9ongera y
FONTS ives. OF FotorsbdrE should t0ke 80 , b
A. N. ualu instead H. h.HlLLf.
Suporn'onA1g-
FIT. d. MYERS, General superintendent
] IS. ExZRsON. General Passenger Agen-
SOL Haas, rranlc Manager au2
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-13

WANTED, STOCK BOYS EXPE-
w KIRNCED In the dry goods business APP
plvatcnce. THAiHIMER BROTHERS,.
cef2ff f0i Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-13
DEPARTURE or sTEAnEss.
PHILADELPHIA, RICH.eSEse'sS
s11Sskesh
NOED AND NORFOLK
:gEAA5Afs CONPANE

Appointed sailing days Every TUESDAY
and FRIDAY at u 81. AMI every SUNDAY a. )
Frsighs for Tuesdays AMI Fridays stoamsrs
received tili ii.s0 A. d.; for -undays steamer
ul5 r. Il. saturday freight received daily III
~. N.
Fare s.,
Ior further Information apply n
j. " 0cCARRICk,
General Southern Agent once hDcketts.
". r. CLYDE Co,
no. General ARenls pllllieL unlA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-13

yXTEST-MAIN-sTREET PROPERTY
ByJ. Thompson Brown s. Co,
Real RsiAte Agents.

FRAME DWELLING AND VACANT LOT %
FEET, MAIN NEAR SHORT STREET
by pubic auction. on tho promises,
THURSDAY, OCroBER, II. ISIS.
at5PM This 10 the most improving locality IN
the growing West BOD, accessible by Two street.
car lines one in front and tho other sncrt us us
lance, and the improvements In THIS VICINITY
both public and privaie are Of the mort SUD
stantial character and all point n an aAeplci0eS
future Tho lot fronts 6J feet on the south sido
OF Main streot 80 feet west OF short stree~ am
thcro is ample room 10 buld two othcr houses
on the LOT. =
TBRNs: One fourth cash balance In SIX
twelve, and eighteen months. Q per ceDL lhso-
rest added secured by deed Of trust
J. THOMSON BROWN %,
oc 10 Auctl0ncers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-13

Nv virtue OF decree op,orcd IN tho above
named cause on Juno %. 1874 TIE undersisnei
special commissioners thereby appointed, VIII
sell By auction. On tho pIemisea, on
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-13

county. w., her former homo. There
was a heavy storm Of wind at Winston
yesterday, which blew down several
trees.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-13
DlCHMOND BAZAAR, Ec
IA nos. 1853 AND 1910 FRANKLIN STREET. N'-z--

n nos. liJS AND lfi0 FRANKLIN STREET.
TO-DAY
NJ 10 o'clock We viii sell number Of very good
HORSES. MULES, BUGGlEs, PHAETONs, ana
WAGONS, from which selections may be MADE
AT II O'CLOCK
100 bales hay, In good condition;
SECONDHAND HACKS. in good order;
CITY MADE JUMP-SEAr kOChAWAl' nearly
new;
1 very good TOP WAGON. for grocor's use;
IOFkN sIDsBAR 81 Coy. in good order;
1TCP-BU sGY and HARNESS, but little used.
II Il expected tbas our registry viii 20 very
early eutTiee ,,,-,- %
Attention Il asked to the sale Of seven lhAAS
NSRES advertised elsewhere.
Ono WELL-BRED MARE win six-monlhs
col, h, ber sise. Z. x. COOK,
-. "a Salesman.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-13


t5iP. ". NAL daily ,eKeepl luian
SIS A. n. ACC0h NOTATION daily Nir'"
s1Uth0.
go A. n. kAPkEs3daIT
SUNDAY .iyhIlJh nrinD .u
moul aac -'oFsFil.o iOase- a. 10, te..fA
CONSRCrtONA
AtCllrln Forge win Cnasapoass nnt ODD
railway far tle SOUTH. Wosl. tt'i fIr l1.'.-
40 Lyuchbur vim aprf0iA 4Hl dOt'afn 'h'-
foGl f0f EI points South. sg lflrssf. Ali SOD.
yesL and Firg1ia indian railway .2r 80 t..'
North AMI south.
Al Rlchmoaj ai,l As-OaAtsi kalsa7st9 ~ OF
pciuts DO tho south. aGf Richmond. ~ .l3riA'-
burg ami Potomac railroad fIr ll5 NOrh.
AZ Lexington aith IAulIrr an ONO fs
RAJ. making cioss connections ~ 4Ltfpn =
Ferry - and frorn rifsnaryl sc4 40 a" oa., ct -
" points N0rth Rnf ktff. go.
siosp1Hy-ear attqcasa . aga 49gfa's ftlf -.
L4fshbsgJ
s.esuin gears iylchDIrgiO MsnphiA, AsH D.
issrs. auI iilJo Rock
Trains marzoI daily et 1924 shnlafI
'daiIY
Trsrts s5l3 % al points. DCoos. rs rtn
Main .troeL 100 Man str8ah aad 10 h-ita'4 a
apd Auegaany dcDOi ti8l.I ali Dal@ s'.'f..
John q. HACduhlh
ocu 0ruer4 faacDnk,a 81 Iir
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-13

COMMISSIONERS SALE BY AUG
I TION Og IMPROVED RIAL ESTATE. SIT
IfATRD ON BOYD STRICT BETWEEN HAN
COCK AND HARRISON STREETS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-13
.ORK-RIYER LINE IVA va
gliNn



S,o,a v,r,t, ROM, na.Hrr.r,. ThcHstnsfs
-, ~, iin,. sro ,o,i.l. n I.tI.. ,.rrfn-.. s.f
cs,n.--t i..ro K..fr..r. ~ "a.
-. =. t,s'r.u,0r.. an leaes l4..
80, 49, p a. arr.y, ~ ll.tm.ai ....I
i0.40 A A.
s.'.,nd cis-t GIL ID.
III, York. River iIns affords superior siftt
to-, to h.s,nass men il enabling 4.n .
- R,.br..,.f nftr tbs rI0-e oi tls .ff.
-. ..fi.l.. ann arrive 4t BtlUr0rs tafF ..f
MEMS a.tsr having ca.ay.I a aeusas.
ni,tt. rs,t frs3 fro.l 30 lls. aad noise NJ tt..
xsy tragaL ........
W. i'lN ~ ,.' ,' ''D'"
IeaF h'l 'ie"+ "'''' t...4
NEeet "'u'" .-.tt'.''..
AILl'' .t.. .''D'' f.sP. ~
49, f-.,...+ ...f.g
Z, hrl ~ 81 e'..-.-,...l. .'.t WaIrst-al.s.
- '~"" N''--' Ia, IAtIUH
ten.,si .,...,,. r.r Rrfl.
Division ra.-...,ar he.a.
so, u,,s Tan. ,,.,..,..- '''-'-'''''''
vt1v-ToS ~. >9Otptf' Gans,.l Manager
y1rCluOND FREDERlCKSBURd
x .,'n ror0vAg RAILROAD. .-.chnfI.,
S,mmen,ing NA - I,,3-.A-tsaa si1nla.l
ume. -, ,.,..,.......,. .....
- ~ ''-' Oak, ~ a 'n.,as. Jln.a. Wrsrt
ami feirr.atiluE r,eer@t b
v ashinr.1u. IuIvrs " asking fII.lr
New York at 1880 a. 81.
.. 81. I H .H
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-13
spaAMBOAT

VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT ;. -sss.,
' COMPANY. for Old Point. nor E.z-s>skf.
folk Parlsmouth, newport News. C.Afumont.
end Jhnas-rivcr laaGinss direct, ~ e.cSslt ~
hOc-steamer AkibL. leagfng Richmoad be9l
MoSDAY. WHD SESDAY. aad FRIDAY az n
~ Su6et-clfs conuscL
Connections az Ola Point closely win ali lines
for Nrgnrrn csse- same attera0on. Also, NJ hor-
fols for Eastern Sortn CAFsiana. mo eoatn, an1
virginia beach. James river b. daylight 6reai
tourist lao. Cheapest rpata.
Through HcEets GA steamer an1 ~ CAREERS
Aaens.y. n0l Main sgrsst baggage cheek Z
tnrough state-roofss engaged tot day or nignL
gre,qns received daily nor Nori0lt, f0rts-
mouth, MA Pant, waVEig. hiekzofd, Va, AID
All f,0inSs la Esataen Nortk CagollGa. Easterl
VirginlA and Az reguiar iaadsnHs ga tbs Jalifes
fiysr. o. foasss rslos, aha thToa.Sn bits ksaed
LucskS II fAfua, Ntco-PreaidenL
M. M Azip sfroossad koekettz
IRWIN WNslusk, Ffeisas4 Sd i7ssseeser Ageat
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-13
BY Henry J.. staples & Co,
Real Estate Agents aud AuctioneerA
1l03 Main street.

VALUABLE SMALL FARM IN
CHESTERFIELD COZ MY FOR SALE BY
AUCrlON--By request = the owner. VINO - a
nonresident We shau Onor fuf sale by auction,
ia fruit 81 tho courthouse az hancheslef' On
SATURDAY, OCrOBsR Hsls8S,
ct Il O'Clock N that VALUABLE LITTLE FARM
ON the Manchester aud Petersburg turnpike, at
its function wttn KiugsEnd Creek, containing
NlNETf-PWO AND A nALF ACRES with
comfortable framed dwelling ana She uapal out
buildings thereon. being tho same farm formerly
owned by Mrs. ARnes II. hGcgill and suOse-
quently BY John LinoOfiuK
TERMS: Two thirds cash: residue In twelve
months will interesE added at per cent aud
secured by a deed Of trusL
HENRY l.. STAPLES & CO,
% fl II Is IL ~ u = afg1 AlictOueerA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-13

"True as steel" and as unerring as the
mariners compass is DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-13

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF
4 THIRTY-FIvE VACANT BUILDING LOTS
IN CHALKLEY'S ADDITION TO TIE Cili
OF MANCH ESTER. by virtue Of certain deed
of trust executed By Henry Holland and hary
A. his wife, Clarence l. Holland, John h.
French and Florence d. hi5 wife, Eluda hOl-
land, and Sarah II. Holland 20 the undersigned.
trustees for tho Granite Perpetual Bandiny-
Fund Company, and recorded IN she CLERK
office Of the Corporation or Hastings Court on
Manchester. In Deadlock Volume Z, page W.
and In clerks Office Chesterfield County Coar@
Deed Book Volume q. page 81. default having
been made in the covenants therein contained.
and beiag required by tho directory OF said
company, We viii sell by auction, upon tRo pre-
misses. on
MONDAY, OCTOBER -, 1883,
at ~ O'Clock P. ", THIRTY-F1yE BUILDING
LOTS in Chalkley's addiiion b the city o. Nan,
chester, lyiog between tho road 70 spring hlh
aud the city line. A plat Of ne LOTS VIII %
shown AZ time OF sale.
Let there be large attendance. and norcpy
show Your appreciation for booming Manchester
TERMS: AT sale.
EDWARD - ROSE,
JOSRPh ". THOMAS,
GEORGE y NASHON, JR.,
Trustees Granite Perpetual Buuding-fund
Company.
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OLD DOMINION STEAM = m
" SNIP COMPANY. -AAiaa--1As

OLD DOMINION STEAM a m
" SNIP COMPANY. -as~kfI--1s
EOK NEW YORK
STEAMERS leage kichIdoud bfkbf TUESDAY
add FRIDAY o. 5 J.. n.
steamers leave New YORK for kichmoai
EVERY WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY =. 5 =
NJ. arriving m Richmond AONDAf aud XXI
DAY MORNINGS.
pSsAenKer accom- tnOdatOa5 unsurpassed
Cshlo fa-s ~ Now l0rk ets SasEes-rigec
youfe dncluding meals and Oorcnl. --....S 10
Kound. MD tckets, limited u ulrty Gays
After date u tssua. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Ay'
Storage. win ~ OsisseDce .................. tW
s,ssrese' Sithous suDslstenc0 ...... 90
Cabin faro via Chesapeake and ONO rail-
ROAD stsssss.s s+-s 80 .. 80. wv
Cabin fare via Richmond AMI feistStng
railroad $3.50 - ~ ~
Ttckets can be Obtained at 4. ". 1arOer's, lJS
Main street: Chesapeake ana OaD anu MICH
mond aud PosersbGrg dspObN an a. company
o01cea isgt Man stro6t aud "tsfi hVekJtia.
grelghts forwarded aud tnrOasa Oills VI iaiinS
tsued for pOlnts beyond Nos 1Or6-
Fr-Ignt received daily untl hour " eallllg.
paasen gers leaving Richmond On MONbA1%
III ssDAfs. WEDNEsDAIs. THURSDAYS, ami
sSTUKDAYs By ne Ches2pes4-o All Ohio rail-
wav "a koHpOr Ness ~ ri.J q. n. al ~
RtsnrnGod and re tersourg rEiinOsd same days.
AZ lO. 4 A. NJ. will ua~2o c9nnecLioa a. 80 =
Toi. X win steamer leaving teoee dsy>
GROkaE w. AL1EN 4 CO.. Assai@
No isgi asia sr8ol, ana
zots ComCe6yis wharf. kOcSsIsl