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OF American oratory b. general stond1I'
scans e. ne very heh, s!ys Goodwin Smith
far higher tlau iao rcneial standard Of oia
tory ia England 81 thorool -peasera hsy'
thoroughly GOT all II -preadeaslcism Lll
lab Poaram. like much e.,e that Dlckeni %.
doubt truly described ia bis day. belongs 20
the past I,von the host az American orator
is opt % make sou feed that Loissy aslna iol
effect Thi- perhars is tho penalty oi I'd
carly training la e.ocution. which Otncl wiz
gives great advantage especially in porit
delivery Neither ,ar Bright n0r Nj Glad
stone ever makes sou feel that lo EspnLm
iof cliert Ills sole aim nppear 90 bo G.
produce conviction Anofh.r point 90 IT,
noticed with regard % American oratorl
is the immense demand which it makes rpn
tic power ~ tho voice 40 make mnifl
heard ia tho house of rcprcfeniat.ses. il @
nominating convention. Oh IA 0ne n tho cnoi
nous halls commonly uscd for political meet
ings. man must have thc lungs III st-nfcr
Tho consequence Is that politics are ia danger
VI being dominated rs tho mere powell q.
producing "a volume ~ s1unl which iear' d
very slight relation either 10 wisdom or o.
teTlty Macmillan Marianne
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10 more forcible illustration VI tbe con
sentative instinct which causs usages of ID
middle agcs 10 survive % tho present da.
could bo cited than tho riot al oxford, whicl
occurred ON Fab ~. l5a At that till
frequent conflicts took place between OBJ
students OF the university Of oxford and iL
citizens Tho contest continued three days
On tho second day ia tn evening tho citizen
called the country people ~ their assistanc
and thus Ie-enforced they completely over
powered the scholars considerable numb.
of whom were hlld and wounded IA
citizens we're GA this account declared iron
tho Iites and consultations n the church tle-
privilege were greatly narrowed, they wei
heavily iincI, and an annual penanco iOrcyc
was en- Onei that On each Anniversary 81 ID
conflict The mayor and sSty-tWo cit-4c2
should attend az st. Mary church wher
tho Litany should be read 1t tho altar and q.
oblation Of on, penny mado by each man 70
Philadelphia Tunes
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tHAe. ". bNDDIN. Clerk.
". =. DESArssuRE. JOuNsrOS. MIlffAM- s.
BOULwARE, and kDGsR v. CtRRlNGIDN.
\. A. tH-i D.
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Il do not believe that heavy hair take
Sgay strength said "a leading physician il
Ctlcr day Heavy hair may be bLdrl
some 10 weak people by It's weight Ia IT,
si.no way that heavy hat or boaiY.t Nigh
b. Its growth is only weakening IL IA.
Sumo sonse that all growth may 10, and th'
growth Is ordinarily compensated lor bl
food. IA any event there Is no way OF re-
tlYding the growth OF the hair Cuttin.
only stimulates it, but il may relieve IL,
sense Of weight
We should do nothing FOR the hair Of {
child beyond keeping the head cloan Many
children are extremely slow in getting hair
but It comes ultimately and So far as ohser
walton is an authority Just as abundantly q.
In other children Tho growth and develop
ment Of children Is very often iiidl and IN
even, one part growing seemingly at the OK
pense OF another tor Ne mo. -. New Yorl
Mail ana Express
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have been commanded 10y statesman OF
ncL nov inlred nhilitN

have been commanded 10y statesman OF
acknowledged ability
The indifference Of the people to all
these things and their appar EN- Wiling
ncss IN how beneath tho yoke OF The
plu,ocra, l. the most alarming feature OF
the situation. Not only have they shown
themselves ready 70 sell their votes and
become the political seris Of their
wealthy masters. but they Willingly
fastcn the manaclc- of gold and silver
equally rs CALLING IN time rs
those of iron--about their own
limbs. Dscarding the party which seeks
to give them iruc liberty and enable
them 10 freely enjoy their hard.earned
wages and savings, they have dclihcr
aielv placed themselves in the power OF
the party which has always proven itself
The friend and patron Of the privileged
few. seeking TO make the rich richer at
the expense of the increasing poverty OF
the poor.
The questions asked by our Northern
contemporary Can it be that inielli-
gent American citizens DO not remember
,hc warnings Of history Have they
forgotten that the failure and fall of the
republics Of the past were due 10 the
cormpiion- OF wealth and the usurpa-
t.ons Of a pluiocracyT are vital The
blatant talk of the Radicals about ont
RACES on the hallot-boS in the South is
ONLY 10 conceal the corrupiions
of which they themselves are guilty
I'm the North But even If these charge
we're true II would be far better for The
ballot box TO De manipulated in the
south I'm the interest of the civilization
of the whole country. than that cor
ruptiou in the North. as exemplihed by
the present administration, should be
permitted TO blight and destroy the in
tegritv and manhood of the Republic
placing it absolutely under the control
of what j. rapidly becoming an Cyeie and
luxurious moneyed aristocIscy
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Patent lour j. iDt any particular paro q
tho wheat belly it is not as strong as me
baker n clear Gcur, and stronger than III
low grade No frequently bear it said thl
the patent nour is only made up OF th.
harder and moro rlutnous portions Of 'h'
wheat. The low grade OF the -four from mex
the bran would come rs near meeting TIL
dehnitionasdoes thonowcr from the middll
ia the present priionol manufacture. NTH
Old system Of ~ niinc with the milestone. an'
especially the low grinding system, the mid
ding were that portion u the wheat W'iel
was bost calculated 10 resist tho action oI th'
milestone. the hardest part tho present. -y,
ton II making niddlin-s by corrus a'ed roll
docs not depend upon tine varying haldues al
fhc different portions "a the wheat 20 mah
mddl.ngs. Wlerothe wheat j. mrdcrit wli
be- more brittle. but this ismcfclvau incident
M,ddlin,s making is the principal object L.
reducing wheat d. corrugated rolls, and BIS
tbs method the wheat j. broken into mid
dnu-s. not ground into -four, with portion
remaining as m'ddling because II it- bar .ue--
For this rca ion patent iiour madenccofdms 3
thepr,>cnt met 4c,is doc, not necessarily mcal
aour from any particular part a. tho When
berry a. ordinarily understood Tho Nil
.fsrs
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Could. Ticufpnnni-.

Nobody need be- surP'-,cd al JAY Gould
implicit confidence in his son George, said {
Wall street man. and at his having in
trusted the lad. when h. was yet lad II
years. with responsibilities 20 which many
rraybcard ia The street would have hecn cn
tirely unequal JAY Gould ha, always. all th'
country over. kept bis cye oI"n for -nar
Young men. has given thou little confidence
ana promised them more, and has organic,
i'm this way all through the southwest corp
Of agents, lawyers and bankers, Whose inter
csts arc bis and whose loyalty 20 him b. d..
moiodeyotcd IN proportion as ho has touche.
their pride and stimulated their ambition
That Young man YOU 49, coming out o. th'
Western Union building Is Mr. Gollda rieh
hand man IN southwestern Missouri william
SPEED Stephens, of Boouville, who inhefto,
a modest fortune ald profitable banking
business from bis father, and who has becom'
3lr Gould's railroad and telegraph factotun
in bis part u Missouri and the udjacen
REGIONS u Illinois and Kansas ,ir Stephen
l. an active looking man Of medium height
slender. agile frame deep 80 blocl, eyes aas
SNAIL black mustacLc. lie Is. e. they sag u
his county, for business from tho jump -
..ew York World.
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ONLY TWELVE HOURS .''
RICHMOND AND BALI lN..N
IN EACH DIRECTION,
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pre.sins Like Tho Nali,..

steinberger spent soine time at Baltimorv
after bis return and hohnobbed with influ-
entail men, whom be entertained with mar
Vicious stories Of lis experience rs the head OF
tho Samoan nation. One day he was telling
about goin5 into tho pulpits and preaching
sound Calvinistic doctrine 10 the ISLANDERS.
'Steinbcrger,' said one Of the crowd. did
you "car black coat and vest and a white
tie, like IA Minister
No, replied the cy-minister.
Nv hat did you wear thenfr continued the
questioner.
same old things-a disi cloth and little
paint was bis answer Philadelphia Rec
ord
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s:i5 4. ". For Norfolk. Old Point and New.
port News, dnily.
il.05 4. VI. rhrmgh Mai for Cincinnati sni
Louisville Dduy. Norfolk 60 CHI
ton Forge. daily except sunday.
clifton Forge 10 Cincinnati. solid
train 10 Cincinnati Central Union
stat on. Pullman Nuirf sleeping
Car Charlottesville 90 inc unafi.
800 7. VI. Through Mail tor Norfolk. Old
Point and Newport News daiIy.
Pullman Buffet P1rlor Dar except
Sunday. 10 OH Point
tNN 7. ". IOriOnsNilIc Accommodate loo. daily
except SUNDAY.
ssN = VI. Fast Eapros- for Cincinnati and
LOuftillc daily. Connect. in tol-
frsl MON PASSENGER sta iun Gin.
cinnqfi. for rho West ana North
ives and n Union station. Lou n
Vile irr The West and southwest.
Pullman Buffet sleeping Carr q.
Cincinnati and lousy llp
ARRIVE AT RICHMOND.
$40 \. VI. From Gord0ns,ilie. daily except
sunday.
1855 4. ". From Norfolk ana on poisi. dali
Pullman imUct parior car except
sundays from oll Point.
3.l3 +. NJ. From IinclunHfI and Louisville
daily except sunday, west of Cit
ton Forge. daily east OF Chiffon
Forge.
COS T. ". From Norfolk ard Old Point. daily
HOp T. VI. From Cincinnati ami Louisville.
daily
Station Broad street ncar Seventeenth.
ticket Office Corner Tenth ana Main and
ail~ay station. u w. FULLER
General PASSENGER Agent
J. T. NARAfAN General Manager
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
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Train No. 80 connects daily at Keysv't
tor Chase city. ClmksyuC. ana OAforf
Durham. Hondo. son and Raleigh con.
meets A. Greensboro FOR Durham
Raleigh, Salem, and Winston. AMI OH points on
North Carolina Division. ut Salisbury tor Ash
vile, Hot Springs and all points in western
North Carolina and at Charlotte ior e.. q s
A. X. r.
Train No. 81 connects daily az Greene
bOrO for Salem. winston. Raleigh. Colds
bOrO, and Morchead city nt Salisbury Ton
Asheyfle. Hot springs and all points d.
Western North Carolina; az Charlotte with
Charlotte. Columbia aud Augusta railroad Tor
COlumb.t. Augusta, Aiken. Charleston, syar.
nah. IhOmasyihc. Ga. Jacksonville sud Other
Florida points. also with Carolina Deuim
railroad Tor Wilmington.
Trains from tine South arrive at AichnOnc
j'l5a.m and 3.aA pm.
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Az exchange very sentendously puts
Il thus monday, patriotism; Tuesday
patriotism and the Offices Wednesday
the Offices
That's Just about the correct size Of it,
and the time for the new President
trouble 10 begin 10 here
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III is not departure, buIs return that
we have witnessed, says the Inaugural
Address, but the question is TO what the
return IL. President Harrison goes for
AZ per cent. protective tariff, and the
line OF return inferred indicates the IL
snd - per cent, for the Infant Indus
f,i.a ID
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Owens & Minor Drug Co.
OPPOSITE POsTOFFICE.
WHAT An OLD MAN. 72lEARS OF AGE,
II = II Q - AN
CONCERNING THE
Chase City Mineral Water


PORTLAND. NoTTAwAY COUNTY, Va.
August 49, lsco
D.. " E. Harry. chase Ciy. Va
tir.- For many years ] suffered very much
from dyspepsia. with its complications. sueh
i- utrlOu ness. neuralgia, indigestion, consli
patton. liver affection, etc, until ! became al.
most % confirmed invalid. Duung the time
vas ficafedhy intelligent physici ms. who pre-
settled various remedies. ! used both iithia
and other mineral waters also Dr. Warner
Celebrated Liver and kidbey Cure, all 10 hui
IftIculNanfd4c.
Hearing 90 yOur ncwly-liscOycrcd Chase
city Mineral Water sent Tor and obtained
q case of b.. = lasted me ah Iut three weeks
during which time ] improved sO much as to
ne able 90 leave home. which bad not been
able fp dO Tor months previous. then went tO
Cease CIV and continued fhc use ut the water
fresh from the well. tor -four weeks. which
.atNe ne NOR, real benefit than lIi the other
remedies COmblu A. My nerves were soon
lmcfrd. could sleep we'll all night. my gloomy
fcdfs sun fOrehOdius- vanished, my mind n
came bright and cheerful I q. uld enjoy ~
iumnt Ot ms friends which before avoid
ui. my appetite decreased. ms digestion
-teafiY improved l-o that ! could eat almost
aus Kind oi food with .punltyl. the c0ustiQa
zion was relieved. ana the sidney affection
greatly benefited -dll of which attribute to
tnnu~i. Ol your mineral water
must say. in conclusion. that consider the
discovery of This water "a Nssstog NJ lM.f.d
fHnant1. Away with your drugs aud mo-
fum-' G0 Go natures fountain OF health
DRINK oi its healing water. Go aitnt, ana Doe
made whole" j. q. POWELL.
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AnXrnIIsING RATES.

80 Reading notices in reading matter type.
l.c.nfs per Ana. Noupareil. loaded. Il cents
per lue.
20, Wants. marriage ana dcat7 ." tices' nor
exceeding eight lines r. cents each insert "a.
.g-spcclai contract rates FURNISHED on "p
ptcat.on.
Auction sales. legal Notioes and am"se-
ment Advertisement. ~ per inch each In
scrtion.
r iocted communications will not be- re
turned.
Entered al tho Richmond Va postOtice as
SECOND class matter.
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YORk EsEs gaSF

Daily except Sunday.
The Fayorte Route 10 1sium0i
The steamers of this .iue 40 ~ deH ID
beauty, elegance. and comfort
fLeave Richmond
fl"UanI o. Up.nl.
Arrive baltimore Leave Baltimore
saIa.m UW.
AuIge Richmond tpr1l and 'lNluHu.
Fare hcnuluuu ~ BalNmOtt. rltst Jiass
a.; second class 100.
The York River Line affords superior At
vantagcs 10 business ucn I'm enabling then g.
leave Richmond near the close 0f fne days
transactions and arrive az Baltimore earl,
next morning. after having enjoyed delight
full nights rest, free from the dust and noise ~
railway travel
WEST POINT ACCOMMODATION.
Lave Richmond Csd ST. depop. - i0a.m
Arrive Richmond, " . % pm
'Daily. fDaiiy except sunday.
Depot and ticket Office foot OF virgins
street up town Office corner Tenth and Main
streets.
PEYTON RANDOLPH. JAS T.. TAYLOR
Gene. Al Manager. Gen. Pass gen
SOL. HAAS. JOS. 5. POI is
Tlanc Manage. DIV. Pr--'r Agent
rOib Richmond Va.
a
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President Harrison. in the selection OF
his Cabinet, has displayed the wisdom
OF which he gave the country fair sam
pie IN his inaugural address. In some
respects the Cabinet will be a surprise
II will confuse those who have been pre-
dieting the domination of mere poll
iicans, and will cover with chagrin
mauy OF the opposition who have so
Dramatically asserted that the President
would be only the mouthpiece for the
leaders Of his .psrty.-Baltimors AmNk
cGD.
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Leave brxve
No. Richmond. Petersburg
TRAINS N0ATnwAuU-
'Dsily. rDsiiy tekcrpt sunrsy.
STOPPING PLACE.

Nos. -. ami 30 make nn .I.r.
stops only On signal ai Chester
stops ON -lsrlI no CerfrH.I
only on signal ar Chester l....
Manchester SO. ~ stops 800 ag..
regular stations. ana a.sl afI.t......
Port Walfhaii. hO7. So
vii stop AZ all stations lUr fts.ar.I
PULLMAN CAR NEak...
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yTIRGINIA.-IN The tHANCERI
y COURT OF THE CITY or RlChaON d.
III L lLrn IL Oh LrHII- Any L..l-

NIRGlNIA-lN THE tHANCERI
COURT OF THE CITY or RlCh sos d.
TIL + 2drn DAY or FEBHUARY ls>ss
L b. TAYLOR. julius and David Eiel. partner.
under the style Ut Elel BiOfhe... g. Gal
lagher, r. b. Bfucea partners lul0f
the sty he % l.. e.. Bruce Co. anl fte Buck
eve HOuling Company. q chartered com
pany VINO aue On behalf NJ themsefrs, all
all other creation. az trtWfor1 Laiy. se
cured by the deed Oh rs. Crawford 8ui
William laly 90 \. X. Courtney. trustee.
executed and dated December 10. i-,..
..-- ........-.--..t...-. .t--....... fialntils.
against
b. J. % Sell. J. T. Morris. =. Whi-.ocN. Ju fen
BiffOrl. -- heIlamiun HrlrHuanu.
partners under the styleDt Houlullu
Brothers. sunnyside Dl-liIing tnmpiny Ia
cha rtered ompAny, \. Il. courtney ana =
W. Patterson, lawyers, partners uAIti ell le
Of Courtney 4 fatter,O., A. ID. courtney
trustee. llliaIn SutlAugs anI William
Lalls late pa tuers under be- -tg.c 90 smell
Ing, a IAlly, AMI " -. 1raNlOfd aud VIII
liam Lally. late partners unIer lne -iyle ~
Crawford Laily, FelN ktcsau. ana WI
ham Lal y.t.-t.. ... t........ btle u4aut7s
II cHANCEaY.
Tho object Of this suit Is To- recover from the
late hfm ~ Snc.llnss \ laly, auouf pns
thOus hd and nffy lUllar-. due - auIa-.iglel
by the late nrm OF Crawford LAZY. 20 tn-ir
ere itOrs and affidavit ndtius been made
and Med that Hernamann Brothers sunny. ie
Disu.ling mpany, aud William I4l.ly are
non residents OF thl. State. 10 II ,rdereI tntt
publication OF TIN. order. aud dO Nht' Is
Necessary 10 protect their interests lu this
suit.
A Copy Teste;
CHARLES ". GODDIN. Cierk
ALyXASDER COM, pa. f,2. WV
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NIRGiNIA-IN THE tHANCERl
' COURT OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND.
.-r.I 1 A a


NIIRGiNIA-IN THE tlIANCERN
y COURT OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND.
THE 5TH DAY or MARCH. loo.
conway Il. Sands. james Aston 'abellaud !.
N. Mcclure. trustees =. IN a deed ~ trust f'pm
Charles II. Cha h icy and Jennie II. th1illrK.
his wife. and yman thakley. bearing date
on the .lst day of January. lsop. OF record in
the CLERKS office Ol the thluecfy tour for
the city of hichmODd... ...+....- Plaintiffs.
Against
Charles n. Chalklev. Lyman Chslklcy. ". ".
Msdleigh susan ~ Thtlkleg g. NfHfc
Bank OF Virginia. Ernest u. thslklry.J j. g.
Stratt0n. who eifh the nj thlr.c- ~. thlik.
les. Ernest ". 'haly'ty AMI Lyman ChHlk-
ley. compose the iitm 81 J. !. >fuftun 4
Co. !. D. Hfll ff1f 80 ~. iu d decd of fft-f
date on the ifn day Ol October i--1 :. - .iH-
cohs. trustee. pcthNH o. J4fuD-. fhe First
National Bank of Richmond. ~ k hilysun.
trustee. M a u'oiot flusi from %. d. Chalk
ley. barring date on tho Isth dty uf N0fHln-
bef. iss2; williamson Ielley. trustee. lu ia
deed or trust from iun.f TT. iNHihicN. n. 200
Ing date on thn 18Th HIy nf J ruHry. l,-l. .
j. watkins. Alexander liICfnNIINT, {, ifun-i
and =. ~chl0.s. tradir under fun ntm name
II Z. Gunst Co. John 4. augustine, hNiu-
arl -. chnlkifj. ihomn~ g.. pcyfon anu j.,
n. Elicr on Trading a. Fe, Ton n Lllnr-nn
Samuel p. Ilfhrlp and Charlie. =. fafhiup,
Trading a. &. +. la hfup a Co., ". Z. hu1-
nall. :. 4. Ninn. tine Ariuc Extract Com
pany. X. X. smith. trading as q T. SMITH q
Co. turta n Corner. tho Amer Gao Extract
Company. Of Chicago. ftsOsac ~. Z clfHfII a.
Co., Il B0-t q. ana Coon. tfoehcr -Waaot,
OF 10 irtou. ..... Defendants.
The object oft thl. 10 e. fo ascertain tho iu.
ter, SIS OF Charlie -. fha.klei and ly r'u
ChalAle'. 10 certain ftHl estate. d lur uun n -
irg in the tify oi Richmond. convey "a fn the
plaintiff hy a de-, u of Trust bearing dHfcun fhr
u u "a January. i-'F. Fl record in ihr
cer = 0iiiI e. uf tine 'hncoN Count Tor -ii
city. and 10 adm.nl-tcr the trust created hY
the ,aHa a. cd under the control ui H1i hF ile
direction OF fhc court. Md aillHNlf having
Company. r. = saith. trading l- IT, =. ri..if
4 Co.. Curtain a Conner. lhr American Us
frart Company. of chicago, tcOrnr d. ltuu.
nd 4 Co.. al Boston. aud Coon. tiDrAtr s.
SWasoy, OF Boston, are nOi .csi tents % ftc
state ot Virginia. "a D. ordered ffat they Il -
ar here within fifteen days sitter due publ
caiiOu uf This ofdcr. ana i0 what Us necessary
60 protect their interests.
\ Copy -io-It.
CHARLES W. GOnDIN. Clerk.
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KIAL fsIA AtfNTs,
GEORGE {. CRAWFORD,
lc6 BANK STREET. RICHMOND
AND
SAMPSON, CRAWFORD 4 CO..
slg HULL ST.. MANCHESTER

sl9 HULL ST.. MANCHESTER.
Telephones No. "a aud T75
cts and county Heal Estate for sale. Rent
and Exchange. Money loaned on Real Estate
or Collateral security Houses sold, ouilt ard
repaired upon monthly inst ,lments Deeds
written and acknowledgements taken. Lioer
advances made % rents. fe Is cod
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ITO LET - HANDSOME APART
l. ment az a0l e)uth Third street: III modern
Improvements. Call only between . aud Ia A
VI. and 53J and b3y Z. NJ. isIs-.w
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DIEDMONT AIRLINE.

RICHMOND 4 DANvILLE RAILROAD
SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE TO
Ilit sol M.
PULLMAN SLEEPER~ on All MIGHT
TRAINS.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT rRBY %. 1859
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tn. object Ot 600. suit b. fO recover agi.n-
the doieulaut- tHo hundred aud hlfy dnI-lr
with lu crest thereon ar fhe IaIr nf -ik lH
e. ntum per anuum from the l.'h lN o
August. lssh. until lu "a. II Deg F fhc n.l 90
Of pur.li.e money uu- Pos ihc defendants iu
"a steam Jaw mill udnAfufc.. which were sol
Dy hOmt lArham. trustee, under Nc. 90
must from ". B Masters trustee Tor a. IS
Masters. bis wif .. AMI tle sail a. a. Na,ter-
And aihdaiif having been made AMI ilri tIa
". VI. Clemens, one OF the defendants. Is Pool
a resident tins State. 30 l- ordered chat l0
appear here with % fifteen days after due pun
DO alton hereof. AND do what ls necessary O.
protect his interest iu this suit.
\ COPY Icst,.
y. y. HARRIS Cl,rs.
II n.u-r. fl..
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RAtIt OADs
CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAIL
~ WAY COMPANY.
LEAVE RICHMOND

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MARCH lar.
1859
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Rcmittanccs should be- made by drafts
checks. postofice orders or registered letter
payable %
Richmond. Va.
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The Constitution says of the new Pres'-
dent Knowing nothing whalevr of the
situation here. or of its surroundings. he
contends that ii must be remedied by a
system of Federal supervision, in Con.
gressi0nal elections This is an old
scheme under new name, and IL IS not
rs serious a measure as might be sup
posed Unless the Federal supervisors
are authorized by Congress TO go about
he country with brass bands, for the
purpose Of drumming up the negro
voters, the Republican partisans will
continue 10 have an issue in the failure
Of the colored brother 10 go TO the polls.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-07
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49,
nLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP CON
~ PANY.
FOR NEW YORK.
sTfaN SHtrs
FOR NEW YORK.

Steamers leave Richmond EVERY nc rs
DAY and FRIDAY 40 5 p.m.
steamers leave New York for Richmond
EVERY WEDNESDAY ani SAIJhDA !
ar8p. m; arriyngln Richmond MON DAY and
FRIDAY mornings.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Cabin fare "a New YORK Via James river
route unCludng meals and BERTH. ..,.
Round trip tickets limited 10 thirty days
after date of issue. ......s ........... ~ II
sreefage with subsisten nee. ........t.. uf
Steeiage, without subsistence. ......... "a
Cabin fare Via Chesapeake and ONO nail
road. ...,. ..... I'D ~
CABIN fare Via Richmond and Petersburg
Fdl fOhu ttt.. ttttt.t tt.t.t.. lv N
Tickets can be- obtained al A. W 6arDcr b.
100 Main street. Chesapeake and ONO and
Richmond and Petersburg depots, ami AZ com
pany's Oiilces. 1901 Main street, aud wharf,
ROCkottS.
Freights forwarded and through bills % lad
lng issued tor points beyond New York
Freight received daily until nour oi sailing.
Passengers leaving Richmond ON MON
DAYS1U FSDAf WEDN tsDA fS.IH L r..
DAYS. and SAf c RDANs ny the Chesapeake
and OhiOrailWaY ola Newport Newslat SABA n
and by Richmond ard Petersburg railroad
same dRyj at lO.D5 am. viii make connection
al NORFOLK with steamer leaving those
days. -,.
No. l5Jl Main street, and
sjylstf Company Wharf. RocAetts.