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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-29
PRESTO 3 Il l. V / n,
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No. Is Governor Street.
RAILROADS.
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIL.

NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIL
wo DAILY TRAINS TO NORFOLK
TWO DAILY TRAINS TO LYNCRBTR0
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MAY l2. lHg.
LEAVE RICHMOND.
$40 A. VI. Daily. Did Richmond and PETERSBURG
railroad. Leaves Petersburg b 2
A. ". daily; arrive Norfolk lN
$40 A. NJ. Daily. ria Richmond and Pc,orshurs
railroad. Arrive az Petersburg l0.l
A. NJ. No. leaves Petersburg l0-s
A. VI for farmyNc. iynohnur.
Roanoke. Bristol. knoxville. ami sf|
points South and West THROUGH
COACH To RAUfORp.
200 p. VI. Daily, ria Richmond and Petersburg
railroad. Arrives 40 pctershur AZ
$50 =. VI. leaves Petersburg SID e.
NJ. daily, arriving Norfolk iUs b.
". THROUGH CAR TO NOR
FOLK.
go =. NJ. Daily. ri1 Richmond aud peto-shar,
railroad. arriving at Peter. lrs Al
$50 7. ". connecting with Train SD.
J. leaving Petersburg no -.n b. N
for Farm iile. LYnchhufg. Roanoke.
pCcfhOntas. Bristol. kuOrYI cihaf.
tanoosa. and sIl points South ana
PULLMAN SLEEPING CAR ACCONNOnA-
TluNS.
No. i-SIocpmF. car Petersburg ID RrafHI
without change. leaving Petersburg ia IY SO
T.5 Z. VI. Pullman sleeper Lynchourg fo
Memphis. without change.
40. Pullman sleeper LynChiurg f0 Now
Orleans. and Roanoke 30 lhaifanol "a. without
change.
Tickets. baggage checks. and a.l Information
can Doe obtained af Richmond ani Petersburg
Railroad depot. A. ~. CAREERS. lu, Man
street. and 40 Che Company's oIcc. an ENt
Main street,
IS q. DEVIL.
General PASSENGER AGENT.
CHAHLrs G.. EDDY. Voc. President.
General Office. Roanoke. Va.
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NEWS or THE STATE.
A l:Ianee All Around-Edttortai Noses
ana Local Hits from various Pens
mud Pencils
The TINES presents to-day the lates
news from our State exchanges.
West Point

and Pencils.
The TINES presents to-day the latest
news from our State exchanges.
West Point.
JUNE 28.-Tne opening ball of the
season. given its guests by the Terminal
Hotel. took place last night. The floor
consisted of the following
persons Mr. S. w. Dick, Of North Car
Ina: c. w. Westbury, Of South Caro-
lima: NJ. NJ. Fuller. Of Maryland. Com
mittse Of Arrangements III. b. DOley,
South Carolina: f. +. Shunate. South
Carolina: and n. 3. Frenon. Pennsyl-
vania. Chaperones Mrs. L. II. Adj
ans. Virginia; Mrs. Charles Barham,
North Carolina: Mrs. VI. VI. Fuller, Ma
ryland: Mrs. A. II. X Hey. virginia.,
Mrs. " s. .Frenon. Pennsylvania; Mrs.
J. +. Lemoine, Virginia. The ball was
led by J. Council Brown. ED. of North
Carolina, and Miss Carrie McCar,y. of
Virginia. There were several States
represented. and the ball was conducted
in the very best style and YVES pro-
nounced success. The belle of the
occasion was Miss Carrie McCarty. Of
fredericksburg. Va, q beautiful and
accomplished young lady. The cos
tunes worn by some Of the la
dies were as follows: Misses Ezekiel, Of
Richmond. in white MULE Miss Carrie
McCarty. OF Frederick sburg. green al
LatrOss and MORE. diamond ornaments.
Miss Ellen GatewoCd. crimson cash,
mere md silk; Miss Matsy GatewOod.
white silk and Marechal Neil roses,
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Fuller, Nile-green surah-
black lace overdress and diamonds, Miss
Matte Stark, white with cream surah;
Mrs +. NJ. Hanna. blue silk; Mrs J. Z.
Lemoine. black lace and diamonds; Mrs.
s. W. Dick. black silk and Iubies; Miss
Mollie Jeiiries, blue albalrOss and en-
brOidery; MISS Fannie Cavan, green
Havana cloth. no ornaments: Mis-.
Florence Lindsay. embroidery; Miss
Ole Lindsay. embroidery and silksurah
Miss Lizzie Wilkinson. cream mule and
pink surah and rubies. Miss Lille John
son, black lace; Mrs. Charles Barham
embroidery aud diamonds Misses Bird
black lace. Mrs. Frenon, claire dc lun'
and rubies Miss Eva Brooks, cream
cashmere and silk surah; Mrs. W. d
Brown. Irish point and mule, will
diamonds. Mrs. B. W. lleiieron, blacf
silk and diamonds.
The majority Of The names given are
Guests of the hotel. and will spenI
-ome time here. This ball Will be FOL
lowed by others, to be given regularly
CUPID.
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The Flathead Indians propose to
wreck the trains on the Northern
Pacific Railway, but does Lo the Flat
head note the important difference
between war and murder, and does he
pause TO consider how different he
would look on gallows from the pic
ture he presents on the reservation.
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Advice TO Mothers.

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing syrup should al
ways be used when children are cutting
teeth. 10 relieves the little sufferer al once;
II produces natural, quiet sleep by relieving
the child from pain, and the lltlle cherub
awakes as "bright AZ button" II Is very
pleasant To taste. IL sOothes the child soft.
ems the gums, allays all pain, relieves wind.
regulates the bowels, and is the best known
remedy for diarrnpa, whether arising from
teething or other causes. twenty-five cents
q bottle. Iu.lh. SAW.
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FLORENCE, Alabama, is in front, and
claims the privilege of rivalry with
Birmingham.
The directors Of the Farmers ALI
ance were there last week, and decided
to locate at Florence the cotton-seed
oil factory, a guano factory, and bag
ging factory.
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Abingdon

Married. at the NJ. 4. Church. South,
on Tuesday morning, June 2jth, at $3.50
o'clock A. NJ, by DR.. T. Z. Wiley, Mr..
James A. Reagan. of Lenoirs, Tenn,
and Miss Lizzie Buchanan. Of Abing-
don, Va. The bride is daughter Of
DR.. John l.. Buchanan. Superintendent
of Public Instruction Of Virginia.
abingdon Virginldn.
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BECAUSE the United States Govern
ment withdrew the bonding privilege
for Canadian goods passing from one
point in Canada to another over our
railway lines. Canada threatens 10 re-
taliate, but the point is that she might
hurt herself more than us.
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SOME Of the survivors of the Johns
town disaster propose to sue the South
Fork Fishing Club, whose dam caused
the disaster. They might also sue the
Cambria Iron Works that helped the
work of ruin.
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SALT tears may mingle with the
more salty brine when sad sea dogs
hear Of certain changes in the Navy
Department, for on Monday next Com
modore John q. Walker, chief OF the
Bureau Of Navigation, will be assigned
TO sea duty.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-29

The New York Times Is noting the
unwilling of the statute of John Mason,
at Pequat Hill, and recall the historical
event of the merciless slaughter Of the
Pequat Indians, aud the curious spirit
that deserves statute in honor of the
crime,
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Lexington.

The Sinking Fund Commission of the
county met on the oath instant, and
cancelled I'll 600 of Rockbridge county
railroad bonds, being the amount re-
duced with the sinking fund for the year
1888. This leaves the sum of S25l 300
of the railroad bonded debt outstand-
ing of the 1920 900 subscribed To the
Valley Railroad.-Leriagto nGdzeits.
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The very best liniment to apply and
rub with is The Dixie Nerve aud Bone
Liniment. Price 25cents everywhere.
Don't use any other, and 80 waste time
and money.
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Ii enry County.

No damage has as yet been reported
to the wheat crop by the recent rains.
Most of the crop is still standing out in
the shock, il never having been sutii-
ciontly dry TO stack. Henry Coun n
Bulletin,
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-29

Just what you want, glass Of cool
ager beer and a good free lunch at
Poily's, 300 north Second street, one
door from Broad. Smythe and Hawks,
nrOnrletOrs. sa.su.t lY1.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-29

IA ta.s column OF Church Nofis~ V pub
iis,.ed free Of all charge ue cannot ~"ds''e~
hereafter TO make inquiry ~ 10 changes 70 "
made each reek. Al alterations ri" % n'ds
that are reported 10 me TIMES e0'ee w 70
FSsday night. ofheruise the list wiH rs'no'n a.
r.bfished the Ueek preri0ts
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RINSE out your mouth az night with
half a glass of water containing twenty
five drops Of ThYm0l Dentina, the
great anticeptic mouth wash, if you
would prevent decay.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-29

Our Plantation" cigar is the best for
Scents. OWENS & MINOR DRUG Co.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-29

TnE Washington papers have settled
1t that Washington must be the place
for the Three Americas Exposition.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-29

LET Us GRAB HAYu Now Mr..
Blaine should send down to Hayti and
have Legitime Is ana Hippolyte's heads
cracked together. Another American
vessel has been boarded. the stars and
stripes tIampi,d upon. and the ship s
company subjected Co The grossest IN
ults by a lutie monkey of iayti adj
miral. The Uoted States man-of-war
Ossipee came along-side while the fun
was going on anu the Haytian apollo
pized. Of course. But that doesn't
sauare il. We need Hayti. She would
be useful rs a receptacle for the over
flow from Oklahoma. We've been in
suited by her repeatedly. Let one Oh
the new steel cruisers be sent at once 90
cooperate with the old Ossipee. and let
this Legitime- IIippolyte affair be termi-
mated by the hosting Of the American
flag over that pugnacious island
Chicago Nal.
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srsECOND BAPTIST CHUCH. corner OF
Main and sixth stIets, Rev. W. ". Lam
drum. D. D.. pastor, Worship at II a. m,
and p. IN. Sunday-schOol az v.3O a. m.
strangers welcome.
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PUBLISHED Ivy THE T1MES COhPhrI'
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RICHMOND, VA

CITY DELIVERY.

Delivered In any part OF the civ and MAI
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Persons desiring The 1inH, delivered ~
their homes can secure II by psstsi card 70
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when delivery Is Irregular i'm msdists com
plaint should be made To The ofnse. The so-
dress may be changed as dea red. n are DE
taken I'm all eases to mentiol the old and
new address.
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s-FIRsr BAPTIST CHURCH. corner of
Twelfth and Broad streets.-Rcv. George
Cooper, ID. D. pastor preaching Mt III o. IN.
anl'sp. m. Bible class at o.: a. m.
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SEND M bottle of Thymol Dentir a,
the antIseptic mou'h wash. | want tina.
and no other.
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ss-vENABIE-sTREE CHURCH. corner
ofTwenty-first and Venable.-Sunday- school
al $50 n. m. Preaching by the pastor, Rev.
X. H. Pitt at IL a. m ana 1870 =. m.
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ONE cool item soothes the rising rage
OF summer heat, and that is the absence
Of the sea serpent ad.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-29

Eg-sECOND PRESBNTERIAN CHURCH.
Dr. Hoge will preach ~ IL a. N. Until fur
ther notice the afternoon service will COM
mence at and close at n quarter 20
o'clock. Rev. Mr.. 1urnbull viii preach In
tho Old illlket IIlll 30 5 Z. m.
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CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAIL
\ WAY COMPANY.

CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAIL
u WAY COMPANY.
SCHEDULE IS EFFECT JUNE 23. l7o0.
LEAVE RICHMOND
500 A. 81. Local. daily except sunday for
Clfol Forge.
$40 A. ". Express. daily. for old pulutand
Norfolk. Pullman tO old Point
11.1OA.N. fXpiDss. daily for Cincinnati
Pullman larl0r and sleeping
Car.
roo f.. ". Express. daily. nr Oh rant
and Norfolk huffman ~ log
Carlo uld Point.
6.I5p n. Accommodation. except 0uu-
day. f0r R. J.. aud =. Junction.
sir Nj. gheF T.. T. y. Limited. daily. lull-
man sleeping ear to Hinton.
No.l NerfiuulN tfHiut WIN
dining ear and puilmnns. Char
lOffesyllle fl Cincinnati ami
Pullman 90 Louisville.
ARRIVE AT RICHMOND.
sos A. NJ and 2:i0 J.. ~. daily from Cine
clnnail.
HOO A. M. and 800 J.. VI. daily from NorfDi *.
GOO T.. 81. except sunday from 'hli"h
Forge.
Station: Broad street near seventeenth.
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ss- GRACE STREET BAPTIST CHURCH.
Pastor. DR.. W. II. Hatcher. Sunday school
at a. m: Sunday preaching at IL n. M. and
: 70. m: "Wednesday services NJ : p, m: Fri
day service young mems at > p. m. Free
seats and welcome 10 all.
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Tf.u N0 Y connects daily at koYsF's
for Chase lIfg. t'MAsNIl.r. and Oxford
Durham Henderson aud Raleigh N.l.
rr.f4 a. Greensboro fDr Dur fm.
Raleigh. SALON. and winston. and oil points 600
NUrtI Carolina Division. 100 salisbury -ul Atn
Vile. Hot snrnEH and sll points lob western
North Cural ua aud at Charlotte Tor g..
A. X. o..
Train no. r connects daily az Green
bofO' for salem. winston, taIc fn. nn.i'-
bofO'. and NOrehIad tlIy 90 Salisbury IIf
Ashc.INc Hot Springs. hut alt puINf.i iI
Western North IliOInai at Charlotte VIM
Charlotte. Columbia and Augusta railroad i1f
Columbia. Augusta. Aiken. Charleston, rtaN-
nnh. Th0masrIIIo. Ga. jacksonville and other
Florida points also with Carolina Central
railroad Tor Wilmington.
Trains from tno South arrive AZ eichm0ud
s.f.U rr and ...NI ID m.
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THE PRoHIBrTIoSIsT ORGAN.-Up high
among the elementary truths is this
one: No Prohibitionist for any consld-
Grafton whatever should vote for nomi-
nees of a party that believes in license.
no matter how high the license may be.
and as both Of the old parties believe
in license he should vote for no candi-
date of either of those parties. When
we elect the nominee of party we
elect the party that Id behind him. Ii is
impossible to separate the nominee from
the party that dominates him. Let Us
settle this point most clearly in our
minds. The Voice.
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AT RANsCONTINENTAL ENiPlRE.-The
scramble for territory in Africa con-
tinues. and ia involving International
feuds and complications. The can
collation. Of the concession for the build
ing of the Delagoa Bay Railway Is an
act of bad faith on the part of Portugal
that causes intense irritation in Eng
and. The railway was designed TO
furnish an outlet for the trade Of the
interior provinces of South Africa.
Delagoa Bay marks the southernmost
settlement of the Portuguese on the
East Coast, their possessions embracing
fifteen degrees of latitude northward
toward Zanzibar. and including Mozam-
bique. the mouths OF the Zambesi and
Sofala.-Netc York Tribune.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-29

THyMoL DRNTISA. the antiseptlc
mouth wash. pc. a bottle.
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ks-FIRST EsBYrERlAS CHURCH,
corner Of Grace and Madison streets. Rev.
Robert r. Kerr, ID. ID pastor will preach at
IL q. m. and y. M. Sunday-sch0Ol At $50
"A.
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ns-CLAY-sTREEr BAPTIST CHU Oh.
corner OF CLAY and Graham streets, Rev. ;.
&. Clopton, pastor. Worship at l 4 a. IN. and
y, IN.
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MILLER CALLED. Speak out. Mr. Nil
lerl Stop playing the coy maiden OF
the blundering simpleton about that re
moval Of Chief Justice SaDdfoid. II
YOU have any facts. rumors. or suspl-
cions. tell them plainly. The public
viii be just as good judge Of them az
YOU are, and the people have a night to
know. Every one understands now
that YOU bad no reasons whatever at
the time Of your action that even T.
YOUR own mind were strong enough to
stand the light. You have been very
busy manufacturing excuses; but don I
take too much time about it. Print
your er post fdcto trumped-up charges
before every one concludes that you are
a failure. even as "A manufactures Of
false TESTING ny against an upright and
uuimpeachable public seivant.-N J..
Star.
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ss-FRIESDs Meeting for divine Worship
every sabbath morning at IL o'clock. seats
axe free a. dall are wei come. Mooting-house,
Clay street. above First. Services also 40 IL
o'clock on "Wednesday morning.
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JACK AND JAKg.-Tbis is evidently a
case that calls for a shot gun policy. II
the whole gang of ruffians who attend
the fight-especially the principals
were shot GOWN by the officers of
Louisiana it would be a distinct gain
for American civilization. Tae Gov
ernor of that State should make up his
mind that he must treat the Kilrain-
Sullivan crowd just as he would any
other invasion of despeIadoes into his
State, --Nsp York-Stdr.
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WHICH wAsTns CIRCUS ?-The Prince
Of Wales appeared in a pair Of checl g !
pantaloons at the Buffalo Bill benefit.
and the rest Of the audience claim that
thev were 80 loud that the carbine
shooting OF the stage robbers couldn't
be heard in the family circle.-Chicago
Times.
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NLD DOMlmON STEAMSHIP CON.
~ PANY.


YOR NkW YORK.
sf.am.r. leave R.chrord EVERY TJk5-
DAY ali FRIDAY ai On.
Nl.in.r 'llre nrw York for Richmond
EVERY WEDNESDAY and sAilhuAf
t. Iu.u .tafrI.ln1 Richmond ADhDA Anl
INiuAf morning..
na..fFtr Cd. .luu0d atoms unsurpassed.
Cabin fare t0 New l.rt fa james river
rllf. n.lNIUl meals and fnIful .s...t ~ '.
Round rip tickets limited to lnirty days
aitrr date "a issue. ....t.... ...f..,tst u N
Storage WIfn -4i-lsfDrle. .....,t.t. \ y
sigeIHnN. without SUD 'si|Nlf.t ..tt.tt.t ll
Cabin faro VIA lseraDeAse and OHIO rail-
CABIN Iare via richmond and Petersburg
Tickets can t. obtained 80 A. W. Oarbef's
luO faII street. Chesapeake and ONO tld
Richmond anl Pt lrsnlIg leDOts. and ~ corr
panys offices, lSJl Man street, and rnlff'
Frs.gais Forwarded and through bills OF LA.
ing issued for points beyond Now YORK.
Pre- ylf received ldaly Until. hour ~ sailing
Passenger leaving Richmond on Nun
DAYsTi hrDAf MtDh fnDAlHIhl RS
DAYS. and SAgUHDA Dy tho Chesapeake
q Onl0rlllWay ('ia Newport NoW9af r.-ua u.
gld B r.m ~ E1lm nd and Petersburg fA
road same 1Ayl ai VI s.m,, viii maze conlo,
tiol 90 NORFOLK With steamer leaving thQee
GEORGE ". ALLEN CO.. Aseats.
No. 1901 Main strVft. and
ziy 1871 C0mpany'e Wharf. Rockets
VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT CON.
JAMES RIVER LINZ FOR
OLD FOINr NORFOLK. fvklnhOlih,
NEWPORT aIH-. ,LAhkMOhl.
AND JAMES RIVER LAND
IN0s DIRECT.
ANB ONLY DiRICr ROUTE wlIHOCg
TRANSFER OR CHANGEOf
Any KIND.
COTSECIIONss
AtOLD POINT NORFOLK. closely VITO n.
lines ivf bai moro, PAl1dcip1s, AlN HeI
ora same affCrlNUut also. tf tNfil.A i.f
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AtrkWpohr NEWS Tor HAMPTON. a.i
And az CLARENONr with .he Atsrre q
Danylle raiIload for Wayerly Hlcssflr-. 49,
ONLY ALL WATER ROUTE
JAMES RIVER Bv DAYLIGHT
GREAT TOURS LINZ.
JB4EsrOWk. DUTCH GAP, AND VAR
blEnahf.
CHRAPEtY ROUTE. ...,
RATES LESS THAN HALE CHARGED Df
RAIL LINES.
FIRST CLASS lAio.
Tue olo giant gud last steamer
ARIEL
icarryins United states Maid,
CATTAIS DkfO.
leaves Richmond every
/ MONDAY. WEDN bSDAI. AND fhlNt
Ar 7 An. tsTREEI-CAks CONNECT lN
FULL TIME for above named places. .Iilf
| ing AZ Norfolk about 30 p m. helaIl
/ the steamer leaves Norfolk. Dd fo lI ~.
Newport News 90 alternate days, arff'ns -
/ Richmond about 3su pm. $1,000.
Through tickets q above ramcl lNINla ~
sale on steamer and al CARRIER Agency N.'
| 100 Main street. baggage chclAcd thiN a.
sTATE.kOONs ENGAGED FOR DAT
OK NIGHT.
FREIGHT.
Freight received daily for Norfolk ferr-
mouth. smilhaclc. Hampton, old Point Nat-
erly. and HicksfOrd. Va; Washington, y. 81
Newberue, Washington. aud lafiNro, \. -
all stations on Atlantic = DanYillc ra.'foai'
SeabOard 4 Roanoke railroad, Norfolk ,ulls-
ern railroad, and Eastern North tMoAi.
generally: also, for Eastern Shore of ffs'nA
aud an regular landings on the james rfH
AT LOWEST RATES. and through bills %
sued. 1870.
LUCIEN B. TATUM, Vice President
No. lll7 Main street and Rockets
LAWN wsfsfoxR. Freight aud Passenger a -
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rs-rIIRD PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Rev. J. +. Cannon. pastor. Preaching 81 4
a. m. and p. m.
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OHIO The Ohio Republicans have
had to take the Hon. Joseph Benson
Foraker again. None Of the other can
didates for Governor amounted 70 much,
and they preferred that the Fire Alarm
should be heard once more rather than
that any one Of them should be pre-
ferred TO the rest. The favorite beat
the field. Exactly why Foraker should
be the favocitc Of Ohio is perhaps no.
body : business. He has certain rude
energy and savage ability, and his
progress is not impeded by want Of
self confidence. AS Mr.. Lincoln would
put it. if Ohio likes that kind Of man,
he is the kind OF a man that Ohio likes.
Probably he is as strong candidate
as the Ohio Republicans could find, in
spite Of the dislike and contempt which
men like John Sherman and Ben But
terworth have for him. y. Sun.
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sr-CHRIsrADELPHAN CHURCH. Gen.
tral Hall. Filth street.-servlcos al IL d. 10.
Al are respectfully invited.
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ps-WEsTMINIsTER CHURCH. West Cary
street Services by DR.. Kerr every sunday
afternoon at 4 o'clock and at o'clock on
Friday night.
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= LIGHT on THE DARK COMMENT
Africa is just now occupying a large
share Of the attention OF European
governments. England. Germany.
France, Portugal, Spain, Belgium and
Holland are all struggling TO gain
stronger and surer footholds upon the
Dark Continent, with view TO future
commerce and dominion. Even the
Russian Car has encouraged desper-
ate scheme to plant colony OF Cos
sacks of the Don in AbyssinIa. possibly
with the design of appropriating that
country after having absorbed Persia
and Arabia in the universal Russian
empire. Philadelphia Record.
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ks-BLENNER's PARK, (Wos, Marshall
street --services will be conducted IN tho
pavilion Tomorrow by Elders William J..
and K. &. Brown al II A. m. and az : o'clock
o. m. Bring Bibles and the Gospel Hymns
All arc cordially invited.
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ssFOURTH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
West Grace street Rcv }. Calvin stewart,
pastor Preaching an II o'clock "a. m. and
o'clock y. m. by the pastor on sunday; Lee
turs "Wednesday evening 40 > o'clock. Sab
bath school no 9;jO a. m. Seats free.
hearty welcome for an.
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YORK RIVER

Daily except sunday.
Tho Fayorlto Route to baIuDoi
The steamers NJ this Tine are mcila ~
bosIty. r'eganCc. and com orr,
fieafe Richmond
f83Uanl a. 3D. pm.
Arrive Baltimore fLo6ff baltimore
kNa.m num
-Arrlto Richmond u.iulnl ID sm.
Fare Richmond tO Baltimore. First l.l.s
g.. second lIass. tirl.
Iho York River Line aforis superior al.
NartlgDs f0 business rneu Hn enabling them Ia
leave Richmond near fHe close Uf tff IaFs
trtn5acti 1ns. and arrive at baltimore c.0T
newt morning. aiior having enjoyed 4 Nf. EII.
fu' nlgnf's rect. free from che dust and n0l8e M
railway travel.
WEST POINT ACCOMMODATION
LeAgo Richmond ,sil 81. depot. Do man.
Arrive Richmond, fs al Im
fDaly. fnGly except sunday.
Depot and tCkotoilco foot of Virgin
street. up. tJHn Office, corner lonin alt Van
streets.
pEYTDy RANDOLPH. JAS. g. TAYlOR
GtnclA Manager. Gen. Pass. Agent
SOL. HAAS. jos. 81. POTTS.
Traffic Manager. Dis. Pass Agent
nni5 Richmond. T a
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DlEDMONr AIR LINE.

DlEDNoNI AIRLINE.
RICHMOND DANFILlE RAILROAD.
SHORTEST ARD QUICKEST ROUTE no
INl sou iH.
PULLMAN BLAEPERs on ALL MORT
TRAINS.
SCHEDULE Us tfflcl llNE % ie-'
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