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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-29

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Al. XANDRA. August 27.-The politi
cal sluati 30 among the Republicans OF
tins locality L. all amu,s aud amusing
/ The Democrats hagemuch toercourage
them. TnCv fear IT'S mo- time 10 leave
their coats unmatched. however. IL is
reported that Mr. C0rbett has been
called % Petersburg. the Boss % inter
view. He will probably go. lie has
evidently got himself I'M the sweat box
and can't get out. IL Is supposed that
he VIII run again. as he is the only for
midable man they have, and now Frank
Hume is 10 run and D, % be run against.
Thus will the county Republican vote
be cut and little o. gain IN the city,
which is strongly Democratic. There
are some-a few " kicker-. They hold
pOw-wOws and growl. that is all.
They are bit drop Do the bucket. and
q small drop at that. There will be "a
heavy poll here all round. At any rate.
all say this. The inbilant ones are by
no means positive. Nobody knows any
thing. everybody knows all.
The postmaster question is off-fOf a
day. Park Aguew Is reported appoint
ed to-day. but nothing official Is here to
affirm this.
The schools are now preparing for the
reception of students. The outlook
with several OF the larger is reported.
very fair, though IL Is early YET. 81.
Mary s Academy commences on Mon
day and st. Johns on Tuesday. The
public schools a week on and the Epis-
copal High SC lool, Potomac Academy
and the girls seminaries later on IN the
month Mr.. l.. N. Blackford. Of the
Episcopal High school is still abroad.
The Confederate m0nuu ent at Ma
nassas will be dedicated with imposing
ceremonies on Friday. A number 81
people from here will attend, including
a detachment of Lee Camp. Of this city,
and the Clinton Hatcher Camp. Of Lees
burg.
Several more gunners we're arrested
for firing M the marshes in close prOx
ity 10 town and lIuuting-creek bridge
10 day. These men have made II quite
dangerous TO cross that thor0u.htare.
Small boys. IN several Instances, have
shot men in the legs: hence the com
plants. The penalty thus far has been
fines Of s. and $40 and contscalion Of
the hunters gIn or boat.
The war upon the squatteTs of Ar
Iington reservation It is said has caused
nearly every black man in the reserva-
lion TO get off on a bought or rented lot |
near by. BY this they have all the
rights Of suffrage. and the move was /
indeed ill-timed aud unsuccessful.
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to the brightness and beauty Of the

to the brightness and beauty OF the
scene. d,
should like TO describe each one OF
these for YOUR readers. with the pretty
girls who wore them. but lack OF space
forbids. will therefore only attempt
70 describe the dresses worn by the fair
representatives of Richmond society
who graced the occasion.
The Misses Henning looked es Tretty
and fresh as May rosebuds, in gowns oil
sprigged muslin over pale green.
Miss Peasants was dressed in a be-
coming costume Of pink surah.
Miss Lizzie Putney. who danced with
one Of the leaders. DR.. j. F. Walker Oh
Florence. Ala, wore white muslin anu
lace. with blue sash and ribbons.
Miss Eva Pulney 5 costume OF Diue
silk and gauze was dainty and glrllsh.
MIR. Putnev wore blue silk with
white lace Oyerdress.
Besides these representatives from
your city who took part in the dance:
Mrs. and Miss Sims. Mrs. Peasants and
Mrs. Thomas Boiling were among the
spectators.
New Orleans. Chattanooga. Dallas
Tuscaloosa. Florence. Bristol. Norfolk
Lynchburg, New Hampshire, Mississippi;
and Georgia were among the towns ana
cities also represented last evening.
Withal. the final germans oil the
JUNIOR German Club was the largest
and the most brilliant german ever
given in Wythevile. and would favor
ABLY compare with those given at the
Old White. Old Point. or any other OF
our CAV and fashionable resorts.
Mr.. Bert Caldwell, who is IN bust
ness in your city. is at home on visit.
He entcrtains a number of his friends
at hi. home this evening.
DR.. c. W. Gleaves. Mayor OF our
town. and his wife have invited mum
Der of their friends to a progre.slv We
whist party Thursday evening. The
gay season with US closes practically
by the middle o. September, and as the
end approaches the fun wakes fast and
furious. Soon the college boy will de-
part. the germans come to an untimely
end. and the bellies who linger through
October Will spend their days gather
ing strength and roses for their winter
campaign, and in pensiyely meditatlng
upon the misery their charms have
caused in the breasts of the susceptible
youths Of Wytheville.
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|''AANHl RtlAAAAHN . "a tt4N AAuNNs
WYTHEyILLE, Va. August 27.-Ths
Junior German Club gave ITS final ger
man for the season If 1889 last evening.
For several weeks the members Of the
club have been peTfeciing their ar-
engagements to make this the most bril-
liant Of the summers germans, and
their energy was well rewarded. More
than forty couples participated. and
every type of female loneliness and
manly beauty from twenty or more
towns and cities in different States Of
the Union was represented among
them. The decorations OF the hall
were elaborate and tasteful. The
streamers ard wreaths OF bright-color
ed bunting, aud the masses and fes-
toons Of flowers aud ferns adding much
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WHAT WILL THEY DO WITH HIM.

WHAT WILL THY bo VII" "''''
A Western Republican comes into the
papers with the reeking pen OF an
amateur scribe, and the ink-curdlips
terms Of Hoosierland to defend Ma
homes methods" against those RepuD
lican papers OF the North that put the
Virginia boss in the party refrigerator
and freeze out his claims and his me-
thods.
The G.. o. p. star chamber, Ali Ben
Harrison member .er sNcio, made old
Bunko Billy swallow his words sc
brilliantly incised by him in The
Riddlebsrgor Bill, and now they pre-
sont him to the admiring brethren Ike
a little tin soldier, painted party -colored
with debt settlement, albeit Billy looks
like the little darby after he eat the
watermelon, and is all swollen up and
deformed, with the consciousness that
it is making trouble.
The respectable Republican paper
recognize the horrible case Of political
cholera morbus, and they see the
caricature Of trying TO heal the hurt
they got before from Billy's policy, and
how that statesman is agonlzed witt
tho task Of self contradiction. But they
put their criticisms on the " methods,
and that Hoosicr patriot rushes forward
TO demonstrate that Mahone's methods
are the recognized methods Of Quay
and Of the Administration and Waua
maker and the rest.
Exactly sn
II the respectable and honest news
papers wish to abuse their pet mOnstros
sity, who can proclaim any number OF
conflicting debt settlements in gi'ei
number Of political seasons let then
admit that Malone is the logical evolu
ton Of Republican ideas, representa-
in long YEAR, by the undeniable facts al
the theft OF the Presidency on one &C
casion and the buying of 1t on another
and at present represented by th'
odorous personalities of Quay, Dudley
Wanamaker, and Tanner.
Let the honest and respectable Re
publican newspapers pause to scent Tie
air of corruption and Doodle aud pros
ttution 81 the civil service, and th'
slimy hypocrisy Of their party and
then say if the little goat statesman OF
Nirgiula-and We apologize to the goa
for the simRe-is not a typical Republi
can with his methods . moulded upon
the accepted Republican models.
The proof Of it is that the administra
ton folds his attenuated anatomy to it.
bosom and sends him forth armed il
patronage and Doodle, the sworn knight
of the O.. O. F., but all the same the
known renegade and apostate. and, as
Captain John Smith. of blessed mem.
ory, would putt, Renegade and Turk,
with numerous bands OF blndittoes
rapscallions and such like
viii the decent Republican papers OF
the North condescend to take account
Of all this aud understand that in
clubbing Malone once more knight of
the G.. o. Z. he cannot rid himself or
the party Of his record, and they must
carry him and it TO the end.
Aud, good Christian folk, have an
idea where that end Is.
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THE great oracle of the e. 0. p. in
vokes the spirit Of freedom and civiliza-
ton to vindicate the outraged RepuOli-
cans in the Third district Of Louisiana
and the buzz Il the outrage mill il
heard. Shall people forget, though,
that Louisiana was the scene OF the
martyrdom Of Eliza Pinkston, which,
as portrayed by the Sherman bureau
drew tears from the eyes Of the South
hatels until the solemn tragedy
was put on the stage and BIZ
posters announced the drama as the
authentic historical representation of
the Democratic outrages. The first scene
went well when the committee got in
its first witnesses. but when the princl.
pie actors came on the grand tragedy
changed to a farce, and was Kissed Of
the stage.
Martyr Eliza had certainly been
beaten, but the outrage was committed
by her drunken husband.
The couple had learned in their po-
ltcal lessons that all the G.. O. p. out
rage MILL wanted was a. live darkey
with bruises. and it wOIld be the duty
Of the committee to prove that Demo
Gratis did the crime.
Since that time the Republican
oracle. have been sly of louisiana out
RACES, and we are surprised that the
great oracle catches on to the tale.
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FESTIVE BILL CHANDLER, whilom
monarch of the sea, and speculative
naval contractor, will sail over the
rolling deep to amuso himself for a sea
son at foreign courts before resuming
his legislative duties. If he comes
within ths.crtical stereopticon Of the
English papers. and is viewed as states
man. it will be interesting to see what
they will say of the typical yankee poll
tician and his twisted ear. Your
Britisher has smack Of Elijah Pog
ram in his idea OF the American politi-
clan, and festive Bill will be more
striking and a different sort Of por-
trait.
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~ropvnrx AND WESTERN RAIL

NORFOLK AND poN WES'h"' NAIL
TWO DAILY TR RAE r TO fNy 1HHYnSRo .
scuiniri'E EFFECT MAY -. 1883.
'~' LEAVE RICHMOND.
$40 A. NJ. Daily. ria Richmond ana re,sssI VA
A. VI. daily; arrive Norioik l."
euA NJ Daily. Uia Richmond and Petersburg
Wv 80 railroad. Arrive no Petersburg lV.y
A. NJ. No. leaves fetcfsDutk W
A. VI for Fsrmyille. Lynchpurs
Roanoke. Bristol. Knoxville. aud Az
noin.s south and West. THkOlGH
COACH TO RADFOkD.
ZOO p. VI. Daily Uia Richmond and feter.DuIs
w. railroad Arrives AZ feterspuR ~
mp n. leaves Petersburg $40 i
n daily arriving Norfolk lO.N Z
NJ THROUGH CAR TO NOh
FOLK.
railroad. arriving 90 Petersburg ~
10 L. NJ. connecting with Train No
l. leaving Petersburg at $50 =. VI.
Cor FarmVillc. Lynchburg, Roanoke,
Pocahontss. Bristol. hnoNyiie, Ohai
tanooga and all points south ano
PULLMAN sIFEpING-CAR ACCOMMODA
TONS
No l-SleeTing-car Petersburg % brsto
without change, leaving Petersburg oalll ~
7.55 Z. ". Pullman sleeper LynchoufE
Memphis. without change.
NOS Pullman sleeper Lynchnurz 10 Ne"
Orleans. and Roanoke 10 Chattanooga "i'Nou'
Tiekets. hagravo- checks. and all information
can Doe Obtained 40 Richmond and feiersaufi
Railroad depot. A. W. Carriers, 100 Nat
street. and at the Company's office, sl hasi
Main street. ,-,,rr,
General Passenger Agent
CHARLES G. EDDY, Vice President.
General Office. Roanoke. Va.
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Lcorrespondenee d the TImes.

Correspondence Of the Times
WARSAW. Va, August 97.-Lucy
Barber lcolored). charged with house
breaking and stealing = large quantity
of bacon belonging to Captain Samuel
Barron, on the 18th instant, has been
lodged in Jail to await the action Of the
grand jury.
William +. Coleman. merchant, has
been appointed postmaster at this place
IN place Of +. a. ShacklefOrd.
The average Republican is now seek
ing for genethliacal and biographical
information in respect to Slemp and
Lurty, persons not heretofore much
known IN this section.
The Democrats are enthusiastic over
the result Of the Democratic COnyen-
ton.
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WHILE Surpius-Burster Tanner is
making such music Tor the bogus pen
sionsrs and turning their dreadful
marches to merry meetings with such
festive tunes that after being re rated
they throw away the crutch and dance.
It 10 pleasant to note that Lord High
E1ecutioner Ga. hson. each time that a
poor posial-cId reader : head rolls IN
the dust is careful to sacrifice a real vet.
eran where partisan is candidate. The
other day, after one terrific stroke, he
wiped his reekiug snickersnee. and in
place Of the decapitaied posim l-ter,
who WAS an old soldier. he appointed
the canvasser OF his own newspaper,
the De. Moines Re0i
Thu. 1t IS that the genius Of the O..
O. +. uses the Old soldier 10 one depart
ment to advocate its patriotism and in
another sacrifices him to the party
favoritism.
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Whose picture adorns the head OF tnl-
coi,rnn il am extensive coal and wood dealcI
al No. 30 north Broad street Al anita GA.
lie said lately ln presence OF y I.iyi -,i
"My business necesslih, : 49,, ,,,irr fo
posrre upon me. and last winter .Win- ~
ms fact. / was atiacke with very s'''''
case of innammaiors rheumatism. ...
~ hat ! suffered rom ms uIs1u
can better be imagined than desciln'u. 40
II an everything / could tO cure my son.
Z trfed every means I'm my power ara every
remedy ieft me as bad or worse tnhh / W.
before. I could not raise ms nand 10 l,S,
head and 10 looked as DO. even u were II" vi
/ the disease. It's effects would
CRIPPLE NE FOR LITE.
aAbout four weeks ago / was persuaded io
try nunuicutt's Rheumatic Cure. and my zee
/ Uef was almost instantaneous. ann now on
my fourth BOTTLE. and ! ann as SOUND "a II
as there Is in Georgia ,,,.t.,,
''Haye any objection I'D lhe pun .. l,''
Of these factss' Not the least in the word.
and / only hope they VIII meet tine ele ui
every person suffering as was anu ln',
| they Will believe try. ana be cufel a.D
I want To say right here that ! Mpulu hNt i',
one Thousand dollars. Dee 100 ihe condltluh J
WAS when / begun using the remedy wnlch
/ made me whole again-liunncuti hheu-
matte cure. s.. d..
Il also n ave been great sufferer from in-
digestion and stomach trouoles-ly epc l1l''
/ in act-and since begun the use of me cue
| This has entirely left me. and ! have as good
and sound digestion and sppetite as / ever
/ had" ,.,t
This wonderful remedy for The cure or All
/ Kinds of Rheumatism and all BLOOD Hhl Nl u-
rey Diseases, is now sold 40 sl.oO "a notNe ny
all druggists.
Try one bottle and YOU will be convinced
For sale by all druggist. send for BOOK OF
testimonials and other valuable Information.
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MAHoNEs patent medicine circular.
which he calls platform, descants on
the all curing qualities Of his political
soothing syrup, wferewith.he will heal
the debt difficulty and settle it without
increasing taxes.
The broad nationality Of the nostrum
induces US 10 call the attention Of voters
10 the fact that the New York Republi-
can Legislature has increased taxes 30
per cent. There, infdel, we had thee
on the hip.
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scnEnrLE II IELIrr AINTeIIs II
CONNECTIONS

Train No. 90 connects daiiy a. heysyiii,
for Chase CITY. Cikrksyille, and oxford
Durham. Henderson and Raleigh con
naots ~ Greensboro for Durham
Raleigh. salem. and " lnst0n. and at points on
North Carolina Divisions az salisbury ior ASH
Vile. Hot Springs and all points In Weston
North Carolina. and at Charlotte for e.. 8
A. r. X.
Train No So connects daily az Greens
bOro' for Salem. winston. Raleigh. Colds
boro'. and Morohoad City; ar Salisbury foi
Ashoville. Hot Springs. and all points q
Western North Carolina: 40 Charlotte VIII
Charlotte. Columbia and Augusta railroad ioi
Columbia, Augusta, Aiken, t1afleatont swan
nah. Thomasyilic. Ga. jacksonville and othc'
Florida points. also with Carolina Contra
railroad for W lmingtOn.
Trains from the south arrive 80 kichmonf
5.l5s.m. and 1880 pm.
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THE scandal IN tie Court OF Common
Pleas in New York in the Fack case,
opens with the resignation of Jarvis
the clerk of the court, and rs THE
resonant rumors grow louder and the
papers press the attack. We may expect
to see a remarkable exposure Of cor
rup.iOn.
Mrs. Flack swears that she had moth
ing to do with several Of the legal
document. that display her signature.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-29

SIX susp ected Cronin murderers an,
before the court. The detectives have
been a long time in running down and
arresting those now charged with par
ticIpation in the foul crime, and it re-
mains to be seen whether they have sue
ceeded as well in securing convincing
testimony as in making arrests.
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CORPORAL TANNER says that every
man who Is paying taxes ought to be
in favor Of pensions. The money goes
in every city. village and hamlet, and is
circulated like the blood in the veins Of
the body
Then on that plan money ought to be
taken from everybody in order that
every body should have il.
Why not leave it in the original
pocket if 1t is TO 20 back there?
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A scheme is reported to force the
ks pers OF. life saving stations through
out the country to buy Wananaker un-
10 ms on the LIST of next month. Our
Postmaster General is a ihorough-going
business man. Cincinnati Enquirer,
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6FE9s sxs

DTCHNOND, FREDERICKSBURG
~. AND POTOMAC RAILROAD schedule
commencing APRIL 2ist l8ss eastern
standard time.
T3g an. leaves Byrf. street station daily. stop.
oniJ A. Ash AVID junction. Milford.
and Fredericksburg. Sleeper b
Wellington and New YORK.
li0T am. leaves Byrd street station daily, CT
ccyf sunday.
6.25 n. leaves byfd-sfrcot ratiOs daily
s'ocper o. New York.
$50 am. arrives af Byrd. street station daily
Sleeper from New York.
2.33 pa. arrives ~ Byrd street station daily
siop8 a. fIcff IcksiIrs Milford
Junction and Asl'a d. sleeper from
Washingff 70 and heW YORK.
1910 pm. frr ves sf isvri-sircct station daily.
except SUD day.
ASHLAND TRAINS
DAILY r1cksT susDATs
6gs am. leaves giha. Arrives az Ashland at
1.ll am.
900 p1i. aces m mediation. leaves Hgrd street
station arrives 90 Ashand ai pm.
coz PM. leaves Elsa; srrivel a. Ashland At
6fi pm.
6.s5 am. arrives Eiba. Leaves Ashland 90 600
arm.
s.l5 an. accommodation. strives Al Byrd
street sta on Icsgc1 Ashlsni ~ it1
an.
Ssg pm. strives at Elba iosgcs Ashland A.
TkYIoR. oenenrrlcAet Agent.
K T. d. MYERS eorcr.l SUPERINTENDENT.
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Y. B. LYON~, NarUcr,
It. Charles EOtel, Richmond. Va.

Don't put of until tomorrow that which
you aught 10 90 to-day. "- Pror.
Don't put on taking Or. DAVlD'S COUGH
SYRUP until your cough has settled deep IN
TO your lungs I'll Wisdom.
IAN ounce OF preventative Is better than a
pound OF cure 80 a bottle OF DIR. DANIDS
COUGH SYRUP Is better than hundred
worthless compounds.
sick Headache permanently euiel by IT.
DANID's LIVER PILLS, aug,
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The Ohio Democratic Convention met
yesterday at Dayton. and it was recog-
pized that Campbell and Neal were the
two prominent personalities as candi-
dates for Governor. IL is likely that
the convention will decide on com
promise platform which is wrong.
whether IN Republican or a Demo.
cratic State. But both parties are bent
on determined fight, and each intends
TO do ito best.
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THERE are nearly one million Of pen
sioners, and last year they received
S62. 900 900.
Next year they will need, according
10 the Surplus Burster Tanners calcu-
lation and present speed, about S25,-
900. 900 more. The conundrum about
ell this is, how do the pensioners in
crease instead of decrease as the years
roll onY Does old Time lest his
scythe in honor Of veteran, and if
90. how long will he cease TO NOW ?
We shrewdly suspect that the phenom-
eual exception to the rule is owing TO
the " fixing" Of casesfor bogus soldiers.
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49, poINr AccoMMopArLoN-
sTEAm~HIPs
FOR NEW YORK.

FOR EEw YORK.
steamers .eave r -hn0nd EVERY To Is
DAY aud FRIDAY at B DIN.
Steamers .navo New York for tcnuont
EVERY WEDNESDAY and 5ALD IDA I
al 5p. no.; arriving in Richmond MON DA anf
FRIDAY mornings.
PASSENGER accommodations unGurpA
CABIN fare 10 Ner f-rk Via James river
route NuCudiuz meals and rtrtll...... ~ ll
R0und-trp tickets United 10 thirty days
after date of issue. t...t..ts.ttt...tss j 10
stoeraEe with subsistence. .st.t.t..t.t..t a.
1tocfage. without subsistence. ..t...... "a
CABIN fare VIA Chesapeake ana Dhlo rail-
rOld....... ...tt. t.t.t.t.t.sts ~
Ca0la fare via Richmond and Petersburg
railroad .... ....ttt.tt.s .ttttt.. .t.t.... 1T t
retets san Dc obtained af A. 81. CAREERS
1850 n.iu street, Chesapeake and Ohio and
Richmond AMI Petersburg dcpOfs. and 40 c01l
psly's Onoc3, lyl Main street, and wharf
Flelrats forwarded aud through bills OF lsa
lny Issued tor points beyond New York.
Freight received daily until hour Oi sailing
Passengers leaving Richmond on WON
DAY6.ID EeDA fe.W EDN LsDA Io.lh h rs
DAYS. and SATURDAYS by the CAlsapeakc
a Ohi0raiWa, (Hll Newport hewslat 500 boz .
and pm Dy Richmond and Petersburg rai-
f1aI SAME day Ai .u l.ll., VIII make cuuncO
tiGl AZ MORE ok With steamer leaving thoef
GEORGE W.ALLEN Co.. Agents.
No. l3Jl Main street. and
ily l9-tf Conpauy's Wharf. Aockett5
VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT coz
PANY8
JAMES RIVER LINE FOR
OLD POINT, NORFOLK. PORTSMOUTH.
NEW pOHI NEWS. CLAhEMONI,
AND JAMES RIVER LAND
lNOS DIRECT.
AaD ONLY DIRECT ROUTE WITHOUT
TRAHSfLE OR CHANCE OF
ANY KIND.
CONNECTIONS;
AtOLD POINT. NORFOLK. closely With all
lines TOT bl.lMUre, Philadelphia, and New
Eastern N0fri Carolina ana the South.
AtNEWPOhl NEWS Tor hamI ton, and
smithheld. Va.
D8nyille railroad Tor Waverly. hicAsiord. &C
ONLY ALL WATER ROUTE.
JAMES RIVER BY DAYLIGHT.
GREAT TOURIST LIRE.
JAMESTOWN, DUTCH GAP, AND Wan
sCEAEhf.
CHEAPEST ROUTE.
RATES LESS THAN HALF CHARGED By
RAIL LINES.
FIR5I-JLASS NLALS.
TIC elegant and fast steamer
ARIEL
carrying United states Hsil,
leaves Richmond every
MONDAY. WbDA seDAf. AND FRIDAY
Al 7 AM iSIREEI-CARs CONNECT IN
FULL TlNEl Tor GDOyo-nAmed places, arriy-
ing az Norfolk about 81 pm. Returning
the steamer leaves Norfolk. Old Point anc
Newport News on alternate days, arriving Al
Richmond about $50 PIN.
Through tickets % above name. points OF
sfie on steamer ana al CARRIERS Agency, 10
10 Nam street. Baggage checked through
sIAIE:kOOAS ENGAGED FOR DAY
OK NIGHT.
FREIGHT.
Freight received daily Tor Norfolk, PCrts-
mouth, smithnelc. HAMPTON, Old Point. way-
erly. and HickglOrd. Va, Washington, ID. C.;
Newberue, Washington, aud IarOOrO. \. c.;
all stations on Atlantic * Danyilie railroad.
seaOOard q Roanoke railroad, Norfolk south.
ern railroad, and Eastern North Carolina
also. tor Eastern shore of Virginia
and all regular landings on the James iiyeI
az LOW ESI RAT Is. aud through bills 10
sued.
LUCIENS. TATUM, Vice President,
No. TIT Main street and Roc excite,
IRWIN wsIsiGEg, Freight and PASSOVER Aet
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