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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-18

TIE new iron bridge across the POtC-
mac river, at Point Of Rocks. has been
opened for travel.
ROANOKE has ten miles of street rail
way IN operation, and eight more miles
| will be added IA a few months.
THE Josiah Jackson farm, OF 40
acres, on Back creek, Frederick
county, has been sold 10 Joshua
Dehaven for $500.
A FEMALE baseball nine from Chi
ca.o will play game with the WIN
chester local club next Friday. Quite a
novelty in that section.
A WASHINGTON lady recently pur-
chased IN Winchester a mahogany side
board over one hundred years old and
shipped it to the wife of tx President
Cleveland as a present.
f. LEWIS MARSHALL, grandson Of
Chief Justice Mar,hall. has announced
himself Republican candidate for
State Senator from the counties Of Or
range, Culpeper and Rappahannock.
MRS. SARAH L. DRAKE. widow OF
Col. James Drake. who was killed
whilst Ill command OF the First Nir-
giuia Confederate Cavalry during the
late war, died at her home in Stephens
City, Frederick county, last week.
Mr.. SAMUEL NJ. WOODS, an ironsiae
Republican, of Augusta county, has
published letter, In which he de-
L. g., l.
sumptuous treachery and inscription.
perIidy,n and calls upon his Republ-
can friends in behalf Of the interests OF
the party and State, TO unite with him
and others in their efforts 10 rid Nir.
GINA of her greatest enemy
THE weekly meeting of the Virginia
Democratic AssocIation.i ia Washington.
vas addressed Tuesday evening by
State Senator X. Walton Moore. of Fair
fax, who reviewed the situation ia Vir-
gina At some length. His speech was
we'll calculated 10 impress upon the
Virginia voters the importance of cast
iie their votes in the approaching cleo
ton. He was followed by Mr.. (. +.
Meredith, of Prince William, who CON
tinued in the same line of argument
The association has made arrangements
to secure the attendandance at the polls
OF every Democrat temporarily residing
in the District Of Columbia.
CAPTAIN C.. G.. TOMPKINs. of Salem,
has always been a strong Republican,.
He il cousin If General Grant. and
was one Of the 800 faithful who stood
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HEATHSVILLE. NORTHJ MBEHLANDC g
VA. October H. Correspondence J.
Yesterday was our regularly County
Court day, and though the weather was
miserable a large crowd had collected
10 hear speeches to be made. Hons. "
K. Aylett aud john Goode were each
advertised to speak here. but from un-
contrCllable circumstances neither
came. Warren ). Lurty, candidate for
Attorney General on the Republican
ticket. was here and made a speech 90 %
good sized crowd in the court-house,
the larger part Of the crowd being Dem
ocrsts. He was cheered occasionally
by the negroes and one OF two white
men.
After Mr.. Lurty finished. W. A..
Jones. Esq. of Richmond county. was
vociferouslv called. and responded IN
over an hours speech, laying bare many
of Lurty S statements. Tue crowd yeiled
with delight a. each point was answer
ed. Whilst there IS no doubt that Nf.
Mr. Lurty made a more favorable I'M
preston than Republican speakers who
usually come mere. still the Democrats
are alive to the issues. aud were more
enthusiastic than ever before.
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ITisnog known that the new Con-
gress will be thoroughly in the hands
Of the Republicans (siX majority in the
Senate and ten at least in the House.
The minority should make strong
fight for the rules to protect the South
from the plan of Federal supervisors.
whereby the Radical conspirators could
make an arbitrary majority by the cen
sus report on the ground that a negro
majority Of population means Repuo-
lican majority that should be counted
though not voted.
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ORR AGRICULTURAL INTERESTS

L. will be remembered by the readers
OF Adam Bede that Mrs. Poyser, whe"
delivering a discourse to the young
'Sauire on farming, remarked; IA loi
farming. its putting money into your
pocket with your right hand and ielcn
ing il out with your left. As far as can
nee. It is raising victual for other folks
and lust getting mouthful for your
self and your children as you 20 along
and it is Ike az if you had been cooking
a feast and got the smell of 1t for your
pains
4, is lamentably true that farming
,anyu,shes now more even than in the
DAYS Of Mrs. Poyser, and all proposed
remedies only mock with the iutliity OF
their promises. The same cry OF dis
trsss comes from all who are engaged
in producing food for man or beast =
nike from the American farmer; IRON
the English tenant; from the feliah OF
Esypt, and the ryot on the banks OF the
Ganges. aud il there is an exception TO
the general rule IT is confined to ie"
countries like France and Germany,
which make little or DO gram for ex-
port, and protect their farmers by du'
ties on importations from other coun-
tries.
Ii is undoubtedly true that the
American farmer is oppressed 10 some
extent by trusts and railroad monopo-
lies. that under the burden OF bigh
tariff he pays more than il Just for al
most all that he requires, aud without
ANY compe nsatiDg benefits, aud that he
isa victim of the fiction Of protection
for the American workman. which. by
some unaccountable perversity, keeps
the workman poor but makes many Of
his employers rich, but when agr'cul-
tural depression is worldwide there
snust be causes for this result which
cannot be limited TO the policy and leg
>1slation N any single country.
With the exception Of cotton and
yellow tobacco, which are protected
from ruinous competition by the eli
mate and soil adapted to their growth,
we attribute the depression OF almost
all other agricultural products 10 the
unexamplsd activity Of construction
within tie past ten years Of hallway
lines to productive agricultural regions
which were before cut of from the
markets OF the world, and this activity
has not been confined 10 our own coun-
try.
To this must be added the discovery
and application Of refrigeTating pro-.
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ham. Henderson ln Raleigh CONNECTS lIl.Y
af Greensboro ION Durham kirI-N. Salem,
and Winston. and aII points un Nnrfn tnf.-
lima Division. at Salisbury fur AsnlfIIr.
Hot springs ami all points .u ~ .fu NNffn
Carolina, and ~ Charlotte ior l.t aud A..
T. r.
Ina ain 40. - connects daily nf Greensboro
Tor Salem, Winston, Raleigh, O0i I-NNrN.. HUi
Moorehead CitF; at salisbury fr AsNDfile
Hot Springs and lll points iU Western
North Carolina. af Charlotte with lNlf' ffr,
Columbia and Augusta railroad f0rl Columbia .
Augusta. AiAen. tfnri,stOui savannah.
IhomAsN lllc. Du. larfs0uNllIr nUI other
! Florida points. HlsO with Carolina tfufIHI
railroad for " lminAfUu.
Trains nom tue s. uIh arrive no h.rlUuf
5.l5 4. NJ and $3.50 D.. ~.
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GAll.RO ADS.
EY "a s, IA lItassa

RICHMOND. FREDERiCkSbt ~
s.. AND POTOMAC RA1LhOhD. -scn.au.'
.tamencinx APRIL 2lst, 1900 - oAe"'"
20, ,, aves pyrs street station daily; ston
' MA" oniv az Ashland Junction. hiiiofo
and Fredericksburg. sleeper
Warrington and New YORK.
ii.0s am. leaves BYRD street sl'''o" e"''''
so,,m ,esves Byrd street stst'oS daily
sleeper 10 New York. ,.u.
IN ~, arrives at Uyrt-street staten csll>
Sleeper from New York. -.
s2s nm. ar,ifos az Byrd street station oaily
$40 '''' stros at fredericksburg. Milford.
Junction and Ashla d. Sieepcr fron
Washin2tcn aud New York. -.
,o..o nm arrives AZ Byrd street station dsif
except sunday.
ASHLAND TRAINS.
p.fEY EXCEPT sUSDAys.
s.4sa,o. leaves Elba. Arrives at Ashland al
1888 am. ~. 1900,
400 nm. accommodation, leaves Byrd-stree'
station arrives ct Ashland az pm.
ss4 pm. leaves Elbs arrives az heniGno ~
s45 am. arrives Elba. leaves Ashland at 900
am. oa
$50 arr. accommodation, arri.e ~ W.
street station; lesges Ashian ! AZ ''''
anu. .. -.
$50 pm. arrives at Elos leaves Ashland -
C. A. T{PL0R. General Ticket Agent
T. D. MYERS General SUPERINTENDENT
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Isitnot worth the small price OF - cents
10 free. yourself OF every symptom oi these
distressing COMPLAINTS lfyou think so, call
at our store and gct "A hottie OF Shiloh's Vital
izcr. livery bottle has printed guarantee
good IL will cost you nothing. sold by Bose
ksr Brothcrs aud II. NJ. shields & Co., corner
Of Fiftl and Marshail streets.
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CREAM OF The PRESS.
The Piedmont tSposition-Eosa Jnnh'i-
ins-Otltrr Hens.

ins-Othrr Hens.
THE PIEDMONT ExPOslTION.-lt ought
to thrill the heart 81 every true Amerl-
can 10 see such evidences of prosperity
and progress ia the South as are pre-
sented by the great Piedmont ExposI'
ton ia Georgia, which was opened yes
terday.
Only twenty-five years ago the South
was crushed and PROSTATE. Great ar
mes had desolstod her domain. Her
people were bankrupt and without
financial credit.
10 day she shows the strength 81 a
Young giant. Her wonderful crops are
fed into newly built factories. Her
mines are vomiting treasure out OF the
bowels OF the earth. Her banks are
sound and plethoric. New rnglan !
breads her looms. Pennsylvania trem-
bles at the roar OF her furnaces.
On all sides can be seen the signs oil
change. The old sloth has vanished
and the new energy has taken It's place.
There is 10 stain of slavery on the soil
The plough, the school-house. aud the
worksnop-that magic triumvlrate oil
civilizalion-hsve recreated the coun-
try.
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SENATOR KENNA. Of West Virginia,
well versed in Southern politics aud a
member of the National Democratic
Committee. says that the whole bust
ness in this contest with Malone Is con-
centrated in the last ten.days before the
election.
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DEMOCRATIC APPOINTMENTS
Rooms STATE DEMOCRATIC
fNElTTINl COMMITTEE.

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Washington our M Nom. h, 90 20
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llenil. 7ptVi'', ' =, 7'''' 49,
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SOUTHAMPTON. 'ionda! Vc'' -l'''
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........,,
'i''' ''' AM
bolcniand' dohud4 Wv -l'
MAJOR R. TAYLOR SCOTT
Dinwiddie. Monday. October 2lst.
Brunswick. Monday. October 21lh.
HON. $. s.. TURNER.
t..t... ,f,,.t., o,, Of
1ya-t.rglor. Monday. Oct. 2..
Monte merry. Tuesday. oct. 20.
COIL. KlcuAREF BlIRSE.
p.....l,.,,i. Chatham Monday. Oct.
al-,
Brunswick. Lanrerceyille Monday
October 2,fh.
Prince William brenlsFn.e' 'loA1ay e
Nov. 4tn.
CAPTAIN JAMES htN'Ai'DNL"'
Amherst. Monday. October q.
Nelson Monday. October -.
corrxrr rAzrwrIL LrIrTT.
,,-li,.., ,fo,s,r October u.
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'''' W. N' " lila ID ~ I'm
same appointments WIN O"p1e'n ~,
N'-"vs nom HO0 N'i i'' -
Oo'n ihVi"'''''
Additional Appointments
col. WHILST InERLIN.
p.,t.,i,,,i., ,i.nJa, oef. sl,f.
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MEADE "A7NiN''
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MIR. d. l. BAhl"N'
Fauquier. Monday. oct 18th.
MAJOR TYLER.
Petersburg. Wednesday. October go.
BmAe'iile. Friday "clonef -''h-"'-"''
d. ~. GEORGE TUCKER.
Nnron.tfoX fspeciaD. October 16th.
lI-hland. Tuesday. October 18th.
a.. s.. TURNER.
PAGE Monday. October 18th.
Milne. Tuesday. October roth.
p. GARnlNra TYLER.
Namnfop. Monday. October alst-niehf.
Npwnor News. Thursday. October 3l,t--
NIGHT.
MAJOR Turner appoint ehiS Tor ines
ga, n "' " '7'''''-''' ''''' -'''''
'''''''' '''
"'N' JUN t. il ''''''
Augusta VI pAi,if- Vel -.
~, ''''' ''''' "i' ''''' NUN '''-
IN It'll. ,r.,l., NJ.
.,.
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HON. J.. J.. MEREDITH.
>h.u,nIoab. ,n,,rial. Oct. sl-96.
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ROYAL JUNKETlNG.-The scene OF
imperial junketings will now soon he
shifted from Berlin to Athens. The
marriage OF Princess Sophia of Prussia
to the Duke OF Sparta will bring to-
eether in the capital OF Greece nota-
bic assemblaEe. Empress Frederick -
to accompany her daughter to Corinth'
starting this week and from That time
nntil the wedding ceremony. the quid--
nuncs will be busy in giving Political
turn 10 all possible incidents relating
10 IT. Indeed, the fact that the
Emperor William will 90 to Bucha-
rest and ConstantinOple III the
course Of the same tour may well excite
speculatiOn as to the bearings OF this
visit On international questions. The
Greek are said To bc already preparing
10 utilize the marriage OF their Crown
Prince with the SISTER Of the German
Emperor by asking The latter TO inter
fsre somehow III Crete. and the Bulga-
rians ale rather uneasy. 1t Is likely
that ANYTHING of q political character
which NAV be done by the Emperor ID
Athens or COnstaniinople has already
been settled III Beflin.-Nev YORK
Times.
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TANNER ANSWERS BJssFY Pension
Commissioisr Tanner WIS asked this
afternoon whether he had anything o.
say respecting the recent decision OF
Assistant Secretary Bu-sey. ove1ruhn1
the Commissioner order OF April -),n
last. lie SAID: 1T seems % b. neces
.ary in the interest Of truth, that l
should pay little attention 10 the
Honorable Assistant Secretary Of the
Interior. General Cyrus Bussey. III ~
lation TO his oyerruling OF my order OF
ApIii 2jth. in regard to those pensions
rated at less than a per month.
AS General Bussey refers to me "a
the late commissioner. | may b. par
dOned for not beiuZ unduiy bound by
official etquet. feel less bound by 10
i'm the present instance by reason OF
the fact that it j, an open secret IN de-
partmental circles here tina, the judi
cial reasons of judge Bus.ey are the
evOlutous Of the mind Of gentleman
from Kentucky who Vas appointed
under the late administration on the
labor force Of the Patent ONCE. tried
before the Civil Service Commission of
principal examiner in the Pension
Office. failed to pass. ard wa, after
wards appointed member of the Pen
sion Board Of Appeals in the secre-
tary 5 Office. salary - 1000 per annum.
10 sit in judgment on the acts of the
commissioner Of pensi0ns.-B0ltimOre
american.
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Rejected communications will not be re
uTned.
entered Mt tho Richmond (Na) pos'on'''
A. sccond-clsss matter.
R.mittances should be made ny ui""'
..o,s nostofricc orders. or registered tu'i
pss"o'e ~ THE TINES COMPANY.
Richmond. Va.
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IL COOP TRIM For THE FIGHT The
resolutions adopted by the Tammany
Convention on Tuesday night, are more
notable than such compositions usually
are. They are concise. and. outside OF
their Endorsement Of the Tammany men
in the municipality. would hardly be
Objectionable to even their ancient enc
mics. the County Democrats.
The most interesting part Of the resC-
lutions is that in regard to electoral re
foim. We protest against the enact
ment Of any laws which. under the
color Of reform. are intended 10 limit
the extent or abridge the vigor of the
suffrage. is Tammany's comment on
the bogus Electoral Reform bill Of Mr..
Saxton. The organization pledges it.
self. however. TO support any prac-
teal and desirable law like the one
adopted in Connecticut for the prcyen-
ton of bribery and intimidation at cleo
tons. That is taken 10y theorists like
the editors Of the Commercial Adrer-
ti'er. who profess 10 be surprised at
Tammany's action. to indicate that
there had been great advance IN the
movement for electoral reform.-N. Y.
star.
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ASK your grocer for the dunlop
Patent Flour. Phone 27j.-adv
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THE AZTEC CLUB. The Aztec Clun,
composed If officers of the army who
served in Mexico during the war with
that country or their sons. held Their
annual meeting at Wormlcys HoioI
at2P. NJ. to-day. and afterwards dined
together. General Joseph +. Johnston.
vice president. presided. General John
sion. bv rule Of tue club, became presi-
dent for the ensuing year. aud General
Palmer was elected ce.presiJent. Inc
following gentlemen were present
General G. G. Augur General Andef-
son. Captain +. W. Anderson. Captain
BRYAN. DR.. Coppee General Drum.
Colonel Floyd Jones. General Getty.
General Graham. General Gibson. MAJ !
Hammond. General Hagner. General
Joseph Heath, Mr. Randall Haen. J..
General Joseph +. Johnston. MI
Kaercher. Mr.. Victor Smith Of Bait
more. General Innis Palmer. Genera
Wilcox. Captain Russell Baltimore
sun.
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Mr.. BLAINE is the G.. b. great BOOM
erangl.
IL wants high tariff for Europe, and
free trade with South America.
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COAST LINE.

1 DLANIlO NOASl LINE
l.
! RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAIL
ROAD TINE TABLE.
/ commencing SUNDAY May 18th. 1882 a
/ 2OJ an. trans on this ROAD viii run as ioi
I lows:
TRAINS SOUTHWARK.
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PUBLISHED BY THE TIMES CoMfNNf'
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Freight received daily ior Norfolk. l0is-
mouth, Smithneli. Hampton. Dil iu.nfI
MaNerly and liick>iofd. d., Washington.
u. g.; Newhernt. " ashIngilu anl lNfn'fnl
y. C.: all stations on Atlantic and inutl.If
Railroad. ~eahoard sud Roanoke Railroad.
Norfolk southern Railroad and lA>ifin
North Carolina generally. Also, Con Eastern
shore ~ Virginia and all fssulsr lnndms, 900
the James river no LON E-l RATE. ANA
through bills issued.
LUCIEN B.1AI. VI. Vice President.
No. ill7 Main street and kotktit..
IRWIN WEIsIGEg. Freight ami fdssen-.t
Agent. mA-I-i
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RAILROADS.
~l'r-,oRRroLK AND WESTERN RAIL

NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIL
ROAD.
TWO DAILY TRAINS 20 NOkfO,
r~o DAILY rHAIIN,.S,' 10 tY J ,s
irAVE RICHMOSts
ANA NJ Daily. ia Richmond and Peters.
~" burg railroad Leaves Petersburg
1035 A. NJ. daily; "fiive N0uoik
o,o n peIlv. ria Richmond and Peters.
~" hufg railroad. Afiive al Peters
burg 1890 \. VI. No. leaves Ff-
tersbnrg 1880 \. VI. for fsrmtll.e.
Iynclburg. Roanoke. Bristol
knoxville. ana all point. -oux
aud west. THROUGH COACH
10 RADfOED.
-.oop n pallv. ia Richmond and Peters.
burg Railroad. Arrives af Peters
burs $50 T.. NJ. daily le SEES
Pc ersburg M s:lOp N..Da Ir. af.
rivlng nc Norfolk 1890 e. ~
THROUGH CAR 10 NORFOLK.
-.oo T. VI. Daily. ria Richmond and rDfnfs-
burg Railroad. arriving nf lrf-fs-
burg at -.5D J.. ~. cuurel Irl
with Train 80 J. leaving f.flf..
burg at 100 4. NJ. Tor fHfuI. II..
Iynchburg. Roanoke. Pee iI.nfI..
Bristol. Knoxville, iNa'lI.0.
and alf points south and West
PULLMAN ~LEElTNG-cAk AttOMM0 t.
TONS.
No. I-Slocplnr-caf Peter burg t
without change aviug Petersburg
200 D. ". Pullman sleeper l}uDHNNIt ..
Memphis. without changes.
No. 3-luilm3u sleeper lynrlNuf4 ti f.H
orleans. ant Roanoke lO thntfanuYai a.t. .
oui change.
Tickets. hagg1go checks. 1ni aII nnr.I-
ton can be- obiairclnf Richmond Ifl prf.Is.
burg railroad depot, a. ". CARRIERS . lWn
Main street. ani al the Company Office. fNl
east Main street,
IS. EIAlIf.
General Passenger AGENT
CHARLES q. EDDY llr,-lfe..ilff.
General ONCE. Roanoke. 80.
DIEDMONT AIRLINE.
RICHMOND AND DANNIiLE RAILROAD.
SHORTEST ANDQIIck EOtII~DI IIl
AND ~Oi lIME~l.
PULLMAN SLEIplRS ON ALL NIGHT
TRAINS
SCHEDULE Is EFFECT -ElIfNDIN 80.
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THE SITUATION ~ TALY.-The speech
of Signor Crispi at the banquet ia Pal
ermo the other night was unusually
vigorous and explicit If the cabled
reports are 10 b. believed. he has
knocked down the last Jsg upon which
tue Pspacy could hang hope for tn
return to temporal power. The Prime
Minister spoke for uui ell Italy. aud de-
fined the policy of the government to be
to retain the Papal States as part Of
the Italian dOminiOns.
He showed that Rome existed before
the temporal power Of the Pope; that
the latter was a transition period. OF
long duration, TO be sure, but which
has now come to an end. The city OF
Rome is an integral part OF Italy. as
law is Of the modern world. and there
is no more reason for separating It
from the realms of King Hunbert than
for separating London from Great
Britain at the demand Of Cardinal
baltimore Herald
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TANNERS SUCCESSOR. 1t is generally
understood tonight that extension
Agent Poole. Of Syracuse. \. T.. has
been offered and has accepted the Com
missionerohip of Pensions. aud it is be-
lieved that the appointment will be an
nounccd in a few days Baltimore Sun.
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az NAH. rosrisy PREPAID.

ssrieading notices IN reading -i""''e' Nf''
Is cents per line. Nonpariel loaded. i2ce"'s
per line.
srspccial contract rates furnished on "p-
ucation
Auction sales. Legal Notices. An" "'"'
msut Advertisements 81 per inch each !"
ssrtion.
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VIRGINIA STEAMBOr COM
JAMES Hl\Eh LINE FOR
OLDPOINI. NORFOLK. pDll-NNI
NEN IoltI NEWS .tIAIENN>I.
ANDJAMi- RIVER LAND
lNG- hlitl ~.
AND ONLY Direct NOl IT, WITHOUT
TRANSFER Oh CHANGE Ot
ANY KIND.
CONNECTIONS;
Al OLD POINT. NORFOLK. closely With
all lines for baltimore. Philadelphia. nni
New York same Afternoon. ALSO Ut NUrI.Ik
fOr Eastern Nuffh talul.l Iul tlt South.
Al NEN PoKi NEWS ior Hampton ani
Smlthneld, va.
And 90 CLAHFMONT with the Atlantic
and Danyiilc Railroad .or Materiy. hichs-
ford, sc.
ONLY AL WATER ROUTE.
JAMES RIVER $50 DAYLIGHT.
GREAT TOT Nl~l LIN.
JAMESTOWN, bllcn GAP AID MAN
~ClN ny
tiIAlI-I IliIl.
RATES LESS THAN HALF CHARGED Nl
RAIL llNf-.
FIR~I-tIA>~ MEALS.
The elegant and last steamer
ARIEL
carrying United states mnil,
tAilAl, ltNn
leaves Mchmofd every
MONDAY. MED> I~DAN AAnlHilAN ST
"A. N. l~IRtEr-CAH~ C1NNtCll> 90 Ll.
TIME for above -uAmtd places, urfAiNs il.
Norfolk about $50 l. NJ k-furnius. fI'
steamer leaves Norfolk. Ola Point aui Sieve
port News on alternate days. uriNirs nt
Richmond about $3.50 T.. Al.
Through ticket, io above named point, nu
sale Oh steamer and nt sIf. tt. Agency. SD
1000 Nam street. bag2age checAcl through
sTArE-ROOM> ENGAGED FOR DAY Ok
NIGHT
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