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DRUGS. MEDICINES. &c.
0 VI { n S & M | n 0 R
DRUG COMP ANY,
Wholesale and Retail
Druggists,
1907 MAIN ST.
OPPOSITE PosToFFICE.

Keeps a large and well. selected stock OF fancy
TOILET SOAPS and PERFUMES. CosME-
TICS. FACE POWDERS. BALMsandal all kinds
of beautiful fine English. French and American
HAIR BRUSHES. CLOTH BRUSHES. FLESH
RhUsHEs. SHOE BRUSHES, TOOTH and
NAIL BRUSHES.
We keep all the year round PLUSH CASES
suitable for Bridal Presents rs well As ladies'
and Gentlemen's travelling sets.
All kinds of MINERAL WATERS both Al
wholesaler and retail. Weare agents Tor the now
Justly celebre: Dyspepsia cure. CHAsECITY
LTTHfA WAT ~ which We deliver tn any
part of the city for p cents per gallon. Per
sons suffering with Kidney affection will DO
well 10 drink this water freely. ,
We make n speciality Of fitting Tktssts
and keep fun stock always on band. -also
SHOULDER BRACES and CRUTCHEs. all
kinds and prices.
We haveall the leading brands Of CHEWING
TOBACCO and keepa nice line Of CIGARS
Give our PLANTATION CIGARa trial. Re
member TO try our NELLIE BLY, CHEWING
TOBACCO.
Physicians prescriptions carefully prepared
hy competent Pharmacists, and none but the
PTRESr MEDICINES USED.
Persons contemplating having painting done
ought 20 call and get Color Card and prices
of WaioswOrths Silica Paint. which Is better
and cheaper tnan Lead and oil.
Please remember that for everything usually
found IN "a first-class wholesale and retail drug
store. 20 to
Owens & Minor Drug Co.
OPPOSITE POsrOfFICB.
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AcoTfo> SALE Future Days.

ny VIRTUE or THE PROVISIONS
ID of a ceriain deed of trust fro J: W.
f,u h and wife to the undersigned Aaiea J,5he
1'sh Is-l and recorded IN the clerks Office
q the lhaucerv Court OF the city OF lUcn-
I'm nj. u. -. l26. B = 55. default navine en-
made IN III payment of certain notes therein
secured. and being required by the holder SO
., do. we will sell los auction on the prem
THURSDAY. MAY 9TH. AT 3 p. NJ.
fhe and scribed In said fced-to-wit sixty
~ tw and -etcnty-ilye feet soutn>ide OF of-
4nge -treet forty three 70 81 east OF +. James
street. with four ~ frame tenements thereon.
TrnNs. by consent. One third cash; bal
arce In six ard twelve months.
ALONZO l.. PHILLIPS. Trustee.
poIxpFXTER 4 DENOON. AuctiJncors.
m d 100
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This dread disease cured and It's return
prevented by simple and harmless
remedy that has been so successfully
employed for years right here in Rich
mond by number Of our greatest mar
tyrs 10 sick headache. The name is
nigh thee, even in the mouth Of all who
read our daily papers-Dr. Dayid's Veg
etable Liver Pills. Price. only 25cts a
box.
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HUNNICUTTs RHEUMATIC CURE

found among the persons who b d tried 10
"A recommendation from Dr. PemberfOn. Of
Atlanta. wrote to him fO give me full account
OF his eNprrlouce. and his honest opinion "
your medicine. Hc answered that ai be- bad
said about DO was true, and advised mc FOB Try
IL. f0ritrcd SIX BOTTLES and began taking 70
with many doubts. huf 90 my surprise ml APP
petite began To- improve. ] slept we'll aud DE
swelling began fo ~ down. and boo ten days /
was walking with cane. aud threw tnRt away
in IA few IS ANA now. / believe. perfectly
we'll and have been fOr more tnan year,
I have recommended &c 10 scferai other rheu-
matte .uneic 81. each Of whom ray that 10
worked Ike charm on them. II lsa marvel
leus blood pu lhor.' and IL you Will see that
lis kept pure DO will continue tO bc a blessing
20 suffering humanity.
Hoping YOU success. arm ani ever will be "A
friend 90 II. X. G. Yours tluiy
W. n. HUyTFR l.. ). Commis siOncr
Fifth judicial ChCgit ~ Alabama.
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In must be pleasant to Mr.. McAllis
ter TO read in Washington, his temper
AIRY city Of refuge, the following sapienI
remark OF The New York Sun $50 faI
rs the ball was concerned, the general
opinion must be that Mr.. Fish's direc-
ton on one important and vital point
was lamentable failure"
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In IL shown from the reports OF the
Land Office that the value Of public
timber reported TO have been stolen In
the seven years ending with 1881
was SS6,7l9,9S5 and that the GOV
ernnent recovered from the thieves
in those years only Sl's,OsS, al
though this paliry sum exceeded the APP
preparations made for the protection of
the timber and the detection Of those
who were stealing 1t. As not rs much
as two per cent Of the amount Of prop
erty stolen Is recovered, /, looks rs II
there is wide and open field for reform
in the places made open by the stealing
OF 50 much timber.
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Tor Chase CRY. CIrksNIIt. and Oli..I
Durham. Henderson and NiI.I Hl.
meets 40 Greensboro ilr DURHAM.
Raleigh. Salem. and Winston. ani eli UNH'. D.
Nortp Carolina Division. at Salisbury inf I.a.
North Carolina. ana at Charatte isr g.. t. 4
A. b. r.
Train no. 5. connects daily on Grt.-
Doro' for salem, winston nt.U.r.. n. ft.
uorD' and HOrcncad tlfY 1f .I Uff .f
AshoUie. Rot Syringe, ari 1911 l0Hfa n
Western North Carolina, N Charlotte HHn
Charlotte. Columbia and ANFs-il rI HNfI Hf
Columbia. Augusta, Alntn, Charles. N. eI...
nah. IhOmasNIc, Ga. IafktNnf..U ID .f..f
Florida points also WITH Carolina l.nfna
railroad for Wilmington.
Trains from the south STRIVE ar krtnnrf
.-IL.- 1. mn ---l L IL
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Bishop POTTER has been severely
criticised in some quarters for his de
nunciation of some modern methods of
politics, such as bribery and corruption
and the "spoils system He has been
interviewed, and says that he meant it
all, and he adds
Il said to myself, this is n solemn oc-
casion, very solemn occasion. and if
ever man were called upon to speak the
truth, plainly and without the veneer of
sycophancy OF time-serying, | was that
man felt deeply what said. and am
rather surprised that did not make my
self entirely clear
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BEGISSfSG in 1875 We have had nu-
merous centennial celebrations, but the
one just 70 happily and gloriously con
cluded closes the list Of important reyo-
lutionsry events.
1879 IL the next call.
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DICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
IL AND POTOMAC 8h1LkOAD.-Scleduh
commencing APRIL zlst 1879 eastern
standard time:
3. am. leaves characterization daily, sfop,
only 81 Ashland Junction. Milford
and fredericksburg e'elle- G.
Washington and heW YORK.
il01 am. leaves hvrfl-efrenr fusrian dai 3. er
cept sunaay. Paror car to Waslins
6.s5 N. leaves Byrd-street stato- daily
sleeper 10 New York.
s 80 Am. errire6 ar hyriafrocf station d<
Sleeper from New York
sss pm. arrives At Byra street station daily
gtOps az flcdorCl 4tufg. Milford
Junction and Ashl u Sleeper from
Westirg1. n aui Nc" YORK.
lOaO pm. ARISES at byrt-sireci station daily
except Sunday. paiilr car from
Washington.
ASHLAND TRAINS.
DAILY EKCEPl srNDAYs.
6.is am. leaves Eliza. Arrives at.Ashland at
1913 am.
400 pfA. accommodation. leaves Bydstce'
station arrives 40 Ashland 40 pm.
eO4 pm. leaves ElDai arrives ~ Ashland g.
s.4j am. arrives Eliza Leaves Ashland at soi
Hlu.
sej am. accommodation, arrives At byr4
street station; leaves Asniauf gt q
500 pm. arrives at E.ba leaves Ashland q.
c. A. Taylor. General Ticket Agent
r. T. d. MYERS. General SUPERINTENDENT
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIL.
~ ROAD.
TWO DAILY TRAINS no NORFOLK.
TWO DAILY TRAINS TO LlAJHhCRG
SCHEDULE ~ EFFECT DEcfMbER-j less
LEAVE RICHMOND.
$50 A. VI. Daily. fid Richmond uud Petersburg
railroad. Leaves Petersburg llW
A. N. daily; arrive Norfolk l.-a
$50 A. NJ Daily. eta Richmond and Petersburg
railroad, Arrive et PETERSBURG lD.-t
A. N. No. leaves Petersburg luN
A. NJ Tor tarmfilic, L}uchhufB,
Roanoke, Bristol. Knoxville. aud Hl
points south ami West. iHhDttH
COACH 10 RADfOhD.
500 F. NJ. Daily. tiQ Richmond and Petersburg
railroad. Arrive. al refreshing nf
$50 =. " lHaycs Petersburg ilU Z
N, daily, arriving Norfolk 900 p
". lhKOU0H CAR 10 NOR
FOLK.
600 p. NJ. Daily. ria Richmond rad Petersburg
railroad, arriving 40 Petersburg at
6.5O =. NJ, connecting with Train No
/, leaving Petersburg Ht l.D =. u.
for Farmiillc. lyuchbufg. Roanoke.
pOcahOutis. Bristol. Knoxville. Chat
tanOOga, and ali points south anc
West.
PULLMAN sLBEPING-CAR ACCOMMODA
TONS.
No l-Sleeping-car Petersburg % Bristo
without change. leaving Petersburg daily al
7;iO =. NJ. Pullman sleeper LynChburg q
Memphis. without change
NO.5 Pullman sleeper Lyuchburg 10 NcN
Orleans, and Roanoke to ChatianOo "a, without
change.
Tickets. baggage checks and all Information
can bee Obtained at hilhmOnl and PefersDuf.
Railroad depot. 4. W. CARRIERS, 1910 Main
street, and at the Company office, vol Easi
Main street.
W -. HENILL,
General Passenger = seat.
CHARLES @. EDDY, Vice President.
I.uDrtI DffIna Hfar4kt Va
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DICHMOND AND ALLEOEAnl J
~ RAILROAD.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS IN EFFBCT
JANUARY 9TH. l~y.
ONLY Lac RUNNING SOLID TRAINS NJ
TwtkL Rl.a4QNp ArD LYsCHnraG.

l'NOTE.-Nos. I and run daily between
Richmond and Clifton Forge. and daily except
Sunday between Balcony FAILS and Le1ing
tom
ARRIVE RICHMOND
$50 pm.--MAI l. daily
s.l5 am.-ACCOMMODATlO daily ieyces
sunday.
CONNECTIONS
At Clifton Forge VITA Chesapeake sud On.
raj way Tor the South, West, and North ~ta--
At LynchDurg win hOriDlk ana Wtsief
railroad Tor all points south, Southeast, snf
Southwest. and VlrzlDis Midland rsi.vay 10
all points North ana South
Al Richmond with Associated hailYsyn To-
eli points IN rue South. and Richmond. tfode
icksDurg and Potomac railroad Tor the Nprf1
Al Lexington with Baltimore and 1ll5 raj
road. making close connections az harI--'
Ferry 20 and from P.tts1urg and the wee
also 20 points North and East.
. SLrEpING-CAhS LfNChBl re ~ hth
Phis. NEW ORLEANS, and LITTLE hcCh
Trains marked daily except sunday. 'Dsil}
Tickets sold % al points. DnCes 81
Esst Main treet. lOOC Main streot..rt
Richmond anl Allegheny depot, hlzhiA n
Canal streets.
JOHN K. MACMUkDO.
Tde6 1env Passenger Asen I
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Remarkable Cure
OF RHEUMATISM.


BitMINfHAh, ALA. august u, lcct.
proprietors Hunuicutt Rheu matte Cure:
Gent During fall and winter Of 1885
was stricken down with lnhammatOry liheu-
matism and confined % ms room for three
months. and after got out went on crutches
for Thirty days long p. had The BEST modi
eif. attention. swallowed q fearful lotoi drugs.
and grew worse from day to day
4 fLlrnl cont mo one nnII uultle "
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~94 gaily 0sulcn.

Pc LlsRRD EVERY DAY IN THR YEAR
HY rHE TfNEc PTSIlsHfNS COW
fANY. OFFICE oz6 EAST MAIN STREET
bICRNON -. VA.
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IIv X. II. Chaiiin x Co.
Real Estate Agenfs ana AuctiOneers.
NoIN Ienth street. Richmond. Va.
TRUSTEES SALE

TRUSTEES SALE
az ALL THAT CERTAIN TRACT or LAND
WITH ALL TIRE BUILDINGS, hlGH -,
WAYS AND APPThTEANtbSl hhhti V
uEIoNGlNG. IN HENkICO COIN! \. Va
AIiDI + TWELVE MILES fhtN hlth
MoND. on THE CHAR rs CITY kDA -
IN ALSO on THE EAsf-hN IN lEN,
sfpN OF THE ca kcAPfAkE MD oit,v
RATIROAO. AND oN iliE AIH SUI
~ WHITE OA~ SWAMP. CONTAINING
IN. ACRES MORE OR LEs-.
pv virtue Of a deed uf trust 70 the under
slgred trustee. duly record Il IN ~. u. ~. page
an in the clerks office Of Hcnrico 'ourt- ue.
tsliif having bcfn made tn the payment 81
a. rtain notes therein secured. and nelnH on
,ocfea 30 % DO by the holder thereof. We wiz
sell q public auction. AZ Hcnrico county
Courthouse. on
SATURDAY. MAY .. 1852.
Il l. O'Clock midday, the aDOYe DESCRIBED
property. .t.,,-
Trnu.: Cssh M 10 the costs II executing
this trust and tO pay note OF SLOW ana n
note of stl and the balance ON such terms p
the par les ia interest may direct. or ia caS" "i
their faiiure. a. the trustee thinks M
2s-td n. u. CHAFFlN, Trustee.
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OUR trade with the rich countries Of
the South American Continent will be
promoted by the Congress Of American
States which will assemble In Washing
ton next autumn.
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LET enthusiasm have al the chance 1t
merits when a big metropolitan news
paper remarks that "the Washington
centennial was celebrated in Rome,
Paris, and other European cities, as well
as In our own country. 1t is possible
that the centennial of 1899 may be cele-
brated in all the countries on the face
Of the globe"
We may add that our next centen-
NAL representatives will, if they get
fair show, put stripes on the moon
and set all the stars on the flag.
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sn- MARSHALL STREET CHURCH OF
CHRIST between Graham and Hancock,
l.. \. Cutler, pastor.-Preaching at II am and
pm. seats free. Public cordially invited
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Remlftsnoos should Dc medc by dTntts'
cteoks. postoface orders or registered letter
payable 10
TIMES PUBLISHING COMPANY:
Richmond. Va.
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ONE HUNDRED YEARS AGO.-A per
son who rides in comfortable car from
Chicago TO New York in less than Il day
is apt 70 forget that century ago there
were few public highways over which a
wagon even could be driven. There was
one trunk road from Boston TO Maine
which followed the coast to the Mouth
of the kennebec; another into New
Hampshire, and on To Canada
another TO Providence, r. J.,
and another 20 New York through
Springfield, Hartford aud New Haven.
From New York there Was wagon
road each side of the Hudson TO Albany
and one southwark across New Jersey
TO the Delaware river and thence to
Philadelphia. All other roads of any
length were mere bride paths. IL took
Washington nearly two weeks TO 20
from Mount Vernon TO New York 10 be
inaugurated A little earlier Elkanah
Watson left Providence, II. l., on the LIST
OF September for Charleston, ). c., on
hurried business trip. On the 18Th of
November he reached his destination,
having occupied seventy days in making
the journey of l,943 miles. Chicago
Aelcs
The administration, as represented by
the President, has offended the leading
senators and most of the chief leaders OF
It's party. IL has put Mr. Blaine, the
real leader Of his party, who might
have been President if he had simply said
nothing, in a position which leads his
friends to advise him to resign.
The simple truth is that very few ad
ministrations in our history have made
so inauspicious u start rs that Of Presi-
dent Harrison. -hrchange.
DrsrrxsfNe WIrn CoxoRsss
praiser Leach has not made any more
changes IN the tariff This week, but
Commissioner Tanner Is keeping right
along in his great work OF revising the
pension laws.
lie has ordered now that there shall be
no more two-dollar pensions He thinks
them too small. True, Congress only
provided tWO-dOllar pension; for certain /
classes, bat Commissioner Tanner can
easily remedy this error by advancing all /
these cases 10 the four-dollar class
1t is great thing to have able officials /
like Leach and Tanner 10 correct the 4
mistakes of Congress II the Offices
could all be filltd with such men we
might dispense with Congress alto
gether.
This shows the real progress in the art
Of government we have made in a hun
bred years.-PAiiadelphia Iimes
A small boy in Springfield lost his leo
by the falling of a sign-post belonging
10 railroad, and sued the company for
dsmsges. The company, OF course, re-
sisted, perhaps thinking that the loss OF
their post gave them the right to take a
stand, but the contested value Of the lost
member was decided ri a second trial TO {
amount to over S2s 900, thus putting the
BOYS leg on better footing Baltimore
american.
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sT-CHRIsTADELPHIAN CHURCH. Cen
tral Hall. Fifth street.-seryices at II am. All
are respectfully invited.
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sleepless nights made miserable by
that terrible cough. Shijaa's Cure is the
Remedy for you.
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n TL8NTIC COAST LINZ
RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAIL
ROAD TINY TABLE.
Commencing SUNDAY May BIB. 1889. Of
go = M. trains On tu4r rcao VIII fun ~ ioi
lOTS.
TRAINS snrTnwAhD
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- FIRST ENGLIsHLUTHERAN
CHURCH. seventh street between Broad and
Grace, Rev. }. :. Moser, pastor.-P Preaching At
II am. and 1tj pm Seats free and all are
welcome
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We copy an article from the fh'ls-
delphia 7smes on the great craftsmanship
of Leach and Tanner. who have been re-
visiog the acts OF Congress on the ia'ih
and on pensions by revising the
law with their own personal ideas. II
Leach thinks that the law is wrong In
its classification Of certain imported
articles with certain tax affixed there
TO. he proceeds to go into committee OF
the whole by himself, and then report to
himself ard vote n conference committee
consisting of Leach lie then changes
the whole classification to suit
the great and pure ideas Of the
protection Of monopoly party, and notes
in his official record that "a Lord High
Reyiscr Of Congress he has done thus
and so. The Republican party-at least
that part Of it which supposes Itself,
a. oilice-holders, to lie e1-cg'o'o
receivers Of the affairs and reye-
nues Of the nation-applaud the act
of Lord High Receiver Leach, and so
the glory Of the G. o. p goes on and
the grooming sinners are told in cen'en-
NAL hymns that this is the great, free
country of all the eras of time.
On the same plan Of politics the party
which got into power, though in the mi
nority, appoints Tanner, Commissioner Of
Pensions, and ss-eGicio Lord High Dis
penser of bogus pensions. So if the law
is hard to stretch and the applicant has
no further proof of patriotism and yslor
than the record of sutler or hummer,
or the cousin of pretended soldier or
husband Of a soldiers widow, then, ac-
cording 10 the verified and published
announcement Of Tanner himself, he
will see that the Department
makes up a case for the
applicant. Or in other words, the Lord
High Dispenser dispenses the people
money according to the official report Of
rumor and hearsay, doctOred by himself
with an arbitrary and rascally inter
probation of the Pension laws. One Of
his tricks is the same as Leachs, viz. ;
To rearranee the classifcations without
regard to the law
Now the Republicans are so inflated
in the selfconceit of their victory won
on the Democratic blunder, that it Is the
accepted faith Of the party 10 stay in
power for the next twenty-five years
Many have actually begun already to
fortify their position with the arrange
ment Of another Doodle campaign in
1892 All right. We will see whether
that high handed policy will work
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AMERICAN FORESTRY The careless
ness of the people of the United States
in regard 10 the forests of the country Is
standing marvel So thoroughly alert
10 all that advances material prosperity,
Americans have permitted one Of the
most valuable resources OF the nation To
be ruthlessly destroyed Millions of
acres clothed with "a magnificent growth
OF timber have been sold for less than the
cost of surveying, and the United States
is confessedly behind every other civil
lied nation with reference to the science
of forestry and in legislation to protect
its woodlands Baltim0rs Herald
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TRAINS NoRrBwARD.

.Dsiy fDaiy except suuaas
Nos f5 and 08 wifi run as Sunday Accom-
mOdailUn trains each sunday.
s1OfftN0 PLACES
Nos. Il and p makes no stops. 40. % stops
on sigma az Ccntraia. NO. Is Stops only on
genai nj Chester. trnfmha aTd Manchester.
No. i5 sto on signal no an regular stations.
No. b6 stops en- sigIu. ail fgsuar sAuont.
ana also vi Ieriple's md Port MaltbaI. Ncs.
80. "A. S.3s. 81 and IS will stop At al stat. ne
tor pass no ..
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE.
On Trains Nos. "a and q sieaplne-cars be
tween New York and Tampa. Fla, wa Jfcf
sOnvillel. on Trains Nos. T. and ~ eieep
m, cars between Washin ytOn and Charles
Tor. On Train No. ~ slcopinT-cars tetwcn
New YORK and Jacksonville. On Train No.
70. sleeping-vars between Washington and
savannah.
THE ONLY ALL~RAILLlNET TO NOBFOLR
LEAVE ARRivs.
Richmond. $50 am. Eorfok i2r~,
Richmond. '6aopm. Norfolk $3.50 m.
Norfolk, $50 am. Richmond 1875 %.
Norfolk, $50 pm. Richm0nd.S3i N.
These trains aso make Close connect na
tor Farmgille. LynchburQ, and so b
western points and All stations on tne Nor TX
and Western railroad.
81. sUTLY.
Superinttudei Z.
r. 2. b. NYSAs
General superintendent
TN. ENEssos. general Passenger Ash
/ RDT, HAAS. Traffic Manager. Zap ~
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YORA RgVEREINE


Daily except Sunday.
The Fav0rto Route to iaIumoi
Tho steamers of this limo Alo Idtt NJ
beauty. elegance. and comfort.
ricaYc Richmond
+3.2U and =. N DIN.
Arrive Baltimore fLeaYe Baltimore
stN am NM.
Arrive Richmond fpeO and flO.iUa.m.
Fare nIDlmunu tO baltimore. firrt I.ts
G.. second class, $50.
The fofA River Zine affords superior Hfr
yanffVes 20 business men DOB enabling inOr
lcaYe rchmDna near fhf CLOSE Nl fan 3D.. ,
transactions, and arrive at Baltimore ftIf
next morning. after having enjoyed "a f0' .H'-
ful nights rtsi, free from the dust add n0Ist n
railway travel.
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ALL ARE ANERIcASs-OurI Irish and
our German and our Italian and
our British and our Jewish
and our scandinavian and all our
other foregn-born fellow citizens have
been MS enthusiastic rs the natives OF
our own soil in celebrating the Washing
ton centennial. The stars and stripes
have futtercd as densely from the high
and narrow windows Of halt-buried
tenemenls AS from the broad and salu-
brious mansions of Fifth avenue. We
are all Americans " L. Sun.
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THE DAILY TINES.
.cTry nxl.tvERr.

Deliycrc0 ga aai ,.ft ct toe city ma Msn-
chester by oaaucrs ~ ~ cc1is per week.
Persons dosriog the TINS delivered Al
t.e,r homes car secure IL by postal card re-
ou 4 or order through telephone No. b,s.
waen delivery d irregular immediate com
plant should be- made TO the once. The sd-
Or - maY ~ changed "a desired. II care -
taken IN all cnses 10 mention the old and new
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There has been a remarkable conflict of
statements in regard to the recent re-
moyals in the railway mail service. On
the one side 1t has bhrn asserted that il
was necessary to suspend the operation
of the civil service rules until May 1T
in order that old and efficient
clerks removed during the Cleveland
administration could be restored TO
office. On the other hand there is said
TO have been sweeping removal of
Democrats, whose places have been al
most uniformly filled by new and mex
perienced men as reward for party ser
vice. The official flies OF the Postoffice
Department ought TO furnish means for
settlement OF this dispute.-Exeiange.