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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-09

The discussion of am educational
qualification is an abstract one SO long
as it does not come before the committee
or the Legislature. as we agree with the
conservative men in The State that 70 is
necessary 90 subordinate many questions
10 the union of the Democratic forces
lie, that be well understood that we
viii argue any questions involving DIFF
fe-cnces in ihe party in times Of perfect
political peace, but when the Repub-
licans. with the advantage of the admin
isiraiion and the two Houses Of
Congress on iheir side are making any
effort % organize superior force against
the Democracy and break in our ranks
10y raising various questions, now TO the
best and only way is to give the Virginia
Democracy the principle of home rule
founded in the Constitution, and let il be
well understood that this is principle
applying 20 an the States. and one on
which Democrats cannot disagree With
ga thN AN-NAh lbi tllt npNldl lNNutHit-
of proper marriage laws, and i'm the face
of an agitation on this subject
that calls for an amendment
to the Federal Constitution, we believe il
wise 10 settle the question by a conference
of the Governors of the States, with "a
view 10 enacting uniform laws on this
subject in all the States. and leaving il 10
them and this we say in order 10 pre-
serve what is and has been. and must
be the only bulwark against the
dangerous Capitalization idea that
from the beginning was recognized
as the dangerous element when the
old Federal party championed it,
1t is now doubly and trebly
perilous TO the spirit Of our institutions
when party exploiting that idea comes
into power with the terrible prestige of
a victory won by money obtained from
monopolists, 10 whom is granted the
royal bounty in the shape OF all the prof /.
its OF the industries of the country.
All these subjects hinge on the princi /
pie of the fundamental rights Of the I
States and particularly in respect of the /
qualification OF yoters-which we say /
again IS an abstract onefor the present
But 1t is quite certain that any
State has the right TO require
an educational qualification when she
furnishes all the means of education, or
else the grand philanthropic idea OF
popular free education is a mockery.
This is not to be COMPOUNDED with
poll-tax or property qualification, which
are entirely different things
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-09
4 craxn cnrIon.lr nl.torle.

There is q little billock. overgrowu
with grass and weeds, iu the cemetery
here which has q curious history
Georgia voted for William Henry
Harrison in 1910 This state was one
of the most closely contested battle
grounds in that campaign. The poo
pie Of Laurens county were ardcntly
for Harrison When the president
died iu 1871 casset was inferred ia
tho cemetery iu honor OF William
Henry Harrison, and for many ycm,
it was visited annually and decorated
by The ladies Of the place Since the
war the grave has been neglected, but
the election Of the grandson to the
presidency has revived interest IN the
little mound.-Dubiin Ca Cor ST
Louis Globe-DcmOcrat
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-09

A new Partisan industry is the man
ufacture of hoar frost glass which i,
covered with fcathcry patterns rcscm.
bling those naturally produced upon
window panes i'm cold weather The
glass IS first given ground surface.
either by the sand blast or thcordinary
method, end is then coated with soft
vainish The yamish contracts strong
~ i'm drying taking with 10 the pu.
ticies Of glass 10 which it adhercs. and
this reproduce very accurately the
branching crystal of frost work 4
single coat gives q delicate elect and
several coats yield q bold design
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-09

Sir Robert Morier who is the central
figure of the great diplomatic scandal
as the alleged informeT TO Bazaine Of the
German movements in the Franco-Prus-
sian War, intends TO publish a book Of
diplomatic "reminiscences OF England
since 1914 In this work he has incor-
porated history Of British diplomacy
Since il became known that Sir Robert
was engaged on this work he has
himself become the hero of one Of
the most interesting episodes in the his
tory of British diplomacy Indeed, there
is nothing in the diplomatic reminiscen-
ces of Sir Roberts time that il half so
raCV.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-09

As the art Of making stained glass
stands here today it has kept more
distinctly artistic character than in
the Old World. In Europe. with
governmental patronage and with mu-
seums ready 10 receive works of a
large size which such encouragement
creates, it Is am inferior class of ar
lists, as o rule, who engage in max
ing stained glass Here. ON the con
tfary, almost every man who has the
technical equipment 20 create large
decorative work has been more or less
engaged in designing for or making
stained glass Scmbners.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-09

sherman, one of the ringleaders Of the
conspiracy 10 steal the presidency Of the
United States for Hayes, introduced in
the Senate yesterday an elaborate bin for
"thc reconstructionof the system Of cleo
tions for members OF the House of Rep
resentatiyes' lie claims that his bin is
in the interest of fair elections
We fear the gift-bearing Greeks"
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-09
A TARIFF COMMISSION.

Senator Plumb proposes a tariff com
mission of five salaried members to
make a practical study Of the workings
of the tariff laws. the price Of produc-
ton. and the requirements OF the people
in the supplies Of necessary articles Of
life.
The question is who will be the com
sioners.
If the great monopoly ring is 20 ap-
point them, il will be somewhat of a
CHASTITY farce like that perpetrated by the
civil service commission that actually
satiriled the Chinese system Of civil
service. the most complete on record
The head OF the department could not
pass the examination TO which clerk
was submitted and a position requiring
an expert bookkeeper could only be OBJ
tanned by a critical knowledge Of
geography or constitutional law
II the Republicans want aea-ifT com
mission the only thing that will not
strike the country as a fraud is to ap-
point a number OF business men Of char
acter and standing to make thorough
report on the practical working Of the
war taxes in time Of peace and give an
honest opinion on the fraud of making
Americans pay tribute to monopoly in-
stead Of having a tariff to support the
Government founded on the principle
that all taxes should be 70 support the
government and not TO forster the in.
terests of individuals who get the profits
of an The industries and use them to buy
the Senate and corrupt the whole vote
of the country q IL Quay aud Dudley.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-09

Senator Riddlebergcrs presentation to
the Senate of a resolution Of the State
Grange of Virginia endorsing the high
tariff laws is a sort Of aftermath of the
campaign of education. If the farmers
of Virginia can get themselves TO the
conclusion that war taxes in time of
peace levied ON the necessities of life
can do them any good, why we have
only 10 say that Riddleberger is the most
reasonable statesman TO present such an
idea
But we Will wait 10 hear a better state
ment of the facts
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-09
A CuttInr Eenlr.

When a member of the Boston Mu-
scum company, llr. lie Moyue played
Launcelot Gobbo TO Charles Barron's
Shylock The relations between the
two were not pleasant. and Mr.. Barron
seemed pleased when Launcelots fine
points failed toelicitany response from
the audience As Iauncclot made his
exit Mr. Barron, who was standing IN
the wings, remarked, They don't
seem 10 like your Lmncclot Mr. Le
Moync To which the reply was
No; they don't think il half 50 funny
ms your Shylock. The Theater
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CONNECTIONS

Train No. N connects daily ST Ke,syiil.
for Chaso Cir. C.mhkpule, e0d ONeort.
Durham. Hcrdo. sOn and Raleigh CON
uecfs a. Greensboro f0r Durham
Raleigh. salem, and Winston. and an puuts d..
Worth Carolina u vision. no Salisbury for Ash
sIiC, Hot sprggs AMI all points BOZ Western
North Carohla, ana at Charlotte for C.. & q
A. r. IL.
Ilain No. 6s connects daily az Greens.
pOrO' Ton Salem, Winston. Raleigh. Colds
loro, ana Noreheld City; az Salisbury iOi
Ashcyile. Hot Springs. AMI All points n
" estern North Carolina; az Charlotte witt
Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta railroad for
Columbia, Augusta, Aiken. Charleston. Syan.
nah. IhOmasyiiic, Ga, Jaeksouy. lie and other
FLORIDA points also with Carolina Ccnfm
railroad for Wilmington.
Trains Aum the south arrive at nich,oonc
6.l5d.m and 3.HI 10 m
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suspension day., which was the frst and

suspension days, which was the hTst and
third Mondays in each month.
Opponents Of the Pacific railroad fund
ing bill and the bill creating the Terri
tory of Oklahoma, led by MIR. Anderson
Of Kansas, backed by Mr. Anderson, OF
Iowa, have fought the resolution, a. its
adoption would rob them ofthe power OF
flibuIcring against the bills in question
when they come up for passage
The Democrats caucussed and resolved
chat tho Reed resolution should be beaten,
but that on the suspension days no dila.
tory tactics should be allowed
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-09

The rules Of the House Of Representa-
tiyes have grown into such a strons
fabric that they override principles and
Justice and common sense One requires
call for adjournment 10 DE arbitrary
at 2. NJ, and, as the House does not
meet til noon, five hours can be tri0ed
away by fillibustering, for which style
Of tactics the ways Of legislation furnish
ample field For four days last week the
House was the victim of one Of these
tricks which began with Mr. Reeds reso-
luton aboli.hing the call OF States on
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-09

The hooking birds in Orange. Cal,
feed on the berries that grow in the
Chinese umbrella tree, and this sort
Of food makes them tipsy. They act
very foolishly just after a heavy meal
and stagger about badly intoxicated.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-09

The deadwood-that part of rail
way freight car which projects and re
ceIves the shock of other ears in the
process of making up a train, is the
most appropriately named part of the
train. IL kills as many, If not more
men than the car stove, though il
picks them of singly.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-09

Iron and steel are now usually distin-
guished by the use Of aqua FORTS, which.
whenapplied TO q surface Of steel. pro-
duces black spot. On iron 10 has nc
effect, leaving the metal perfectly clean.
BY this test the slightest vein of iron in
steel can readily be detected
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-09

Leap year is over, and there are sew
eral eligible young gentlemen who re-
main uncalled for. There seems TO be
no cure for them, but 10 be marked down
and set aside for 1872 Boston Tran-
script
And then if a hopeful dude arranges
his engagement he had as well be careful
about the indcnture or he win get left
until 1910, ike that interesting young
prentice pirate in the opera.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-09

That is a ribald hing at General Har-
rison to say that his bugle call for free
vote was not meant for the South but for
Dudley and Quay. lit was meant for
the South it certainly applies with double
force TO the boodlers, and the best way 10
play she bugle call " is as we suggested,
with a recitation between the strains
composed from Dudley's famous float
er circular.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-09

THE MoSRoE DoCTRiNE.-Commer
enterprise is not one of the functions of
government as understood in this coun-
try, and the Monroe Doctrine, logically
expanded means that American politi-
cal ideas, traditions and institutions
shall prevail in America The slightest
aid given by the French Government 70
the Panama Canal Company would be
political interference, and eventual 40.
sorption and control not only Of the
canal, but necessarily, OF the territory
through which il is TO pass. 49, Baltimore
Amerlcan
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4 TARIFF Commission. 49, Senator
Plumb proposes an act OF Congress to
provide for permanent tariff commits
sion OF five salaried members, whose
business il shall be 20 investigate the
operations of The tariff as applied TO vari-
Gus articles, and 10 make recommends
lions 20 Congress as 10 desirable changes
in the rates Of duty imposed on various
imports. The proposed commission is 10
be charged with the duty Of investigating
The cost Of production in this country
and abroad Of all articles upon which du.
ties are imposed by the tariff. or for
which protection 10 sought. Commercial
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-09

Rome, once mistress Of the world. has
made wonderful material progress during
Inc past twenty years. Within that
time eishty-two miles of new streets
have been made, over 5000 houses have
been built or enlarged, about S27, 0OO. COO
have been spent in public improvements
and the population Gas increased from
244, 900 TO $4,000.
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ny NAH. POSTAGE PREPAID.

Remittances should }po made by drafts
checks. postoaicc orders or registered letter
payable 20
TIMFS PUBLISHING COMPANY,
Richmond. Va.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-09

Hoods Sarsaparilla is purely yegeta-
Bile preparation, being free from injurious
Ingredients IL is peculiar in its curative
power.
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ny THR TIMES PUBL, Vine com
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When delivery Is irregular immedlte com
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tvken IN al cases 20 mention the old aud new
address.
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ADVERTISING RATES:

80 Reading notices 10 reading-mattor type,
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rliHc.
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Ncccding six lines. % cents zach insertion.
- Special contract rates furnished on ap
plicatiOn.
Aartion sales. Legal Notices and Amuse-
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RICHMOND VA, December II. ISIS.
HAVING BOUGHT OUT THE BrSL
II Nkssof Mr C. ". RATION. tos,eth,..
WIN an me book accounts, We wish ali PARTIES
whose accounts are past due "a cotae forward
ana SET le. Nh. C. W. EATON has bscn M
pointed our agent 10 carry on the Drug BuS,
ness. az the old stand, on Pine stroer "a b,,.,
ana sell for cash only. he will keep a f9ll ana
Il First Class Retail Drug store. ''''''' ~
delV-sW OWENS 4 MINOR DRUG co
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IDIEDMONT AIRLINE.

DlEDMONT AIRLINE.
RICHMOND & DANYILLE RAILROAD
SHORTEST AND MOST DIRECT ROUTE
To THE SOUTH.
PULLMAN sLEEPERS ON ALL NIGHT
TRAINS.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JAN'Y. o. 1919.
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rHE Only ALi-HALLINEToNOhY0


lttCHMOND, fkLDERICKsnCRG
IA AND POTp"AC RAILROAD .s.r.IIl.
commencing JANUARY 60. p.a- ,s..tf.
standard time.
ifv eln, leaves hJr1 street station daily. tlnns
Only Al Ashland Junction. 81 .ri.
ana tnDdercksDlra e.teu.r %
Washington.
iltl am. leaves hfrlstrctt station da.5. err
ctpt SUNDAY.
ts p m. leaves bl l-frWot station 1NIy
aitnu.r f0 Sew YORK.
2. am. sifIfr. $40 Byrd r.r0pf alHUIu IaIIy.
sleeper from New fOrk
3i5 pm. Hfrfr. no Byrd street station "a IF .
ffnr7 af fieIDrcA.hIrR. NII,url. nt
Junction. Sleeper IRA Washlr. pa.
% 200. rHFts at BFni street station H Us
except ODD nffV
The NHN Dor. Hni DIT IIlI SPECIAL cons .f.
IL 81 900 fOffInuIo Pullman ,t.r. Io.iFls iIII
b trt'. ~iHIfN Ir ID" Hf 600 TUESDAYS. .Ir
iA5-, HHi saturdays. ans arrives 1913 FPS. IH
Npuhf3 ~ .nnt-itl- FL. Hnl irIlft |N.t
lHln makes 1893 IN.M stops. sos fAfH II.H .t
..afed trt north bound train I.itrf
Thursday. lUfn instant
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tAMELIA COURTHOUSE TRAIN.
EORA RIVER igNE


IHl WEEKLY
Tho Iaroutt Route to Hai.lmol
The steamers of this lne are m rdcis Ot
beauty, elegance. and comfort.
tieaVe Richmond Tuesday Inuudly aud
Saturday 400 54i mn.
Arrive Baltimore Arrive Rch~ono
15J am iO.fna.m
Leave Baltimore Tuesday Thursday aud Sat.
uriay at Q pm
Fare hcnmond % Baltimore First Cllss
g.; second class. $50
The York River Line affords superior al.
gautagCs tu business Dcu lu enabling then. o.
.caFc Richmond near the close Ol the days
transactions, and arrive at baltimore earl
next morning, after having en- lOyed a delight
iu. nights rest, free from tue dust nud noise Of
railway travel.
WEST POINT ACCOMMODATION.
Ltaye Richmond Jzd 81 aepop. tsl0a,m.
Arrive Richmond, q. .lp.m
-Daly. tDaiy except sunday.
Depot ana tickct-0iice foot OK Virgins
street. up town Office, corner Tenth and Malr
streets.
PEYTON RANDOLPH. JAS. l.. TAYLOF
1enr- AT Manager. Gen. fass'r agent
SOL. HAAS. JOS. = POTTS.
lrahie Manage. Div. fnss'r A gon'
nol5 Hfchmond "a
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NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIL.

HDA ID.
Wu DAILY TRAINS TO NORFOLK.
sDHLDuLElN tFfrrr DICEMBEIi-t rs.
lEANE HlrnIOND
Nav VI. ur.l. i.l Richmond lnl p.fer.I
riiIuat. louFea prtsi-nuu II..
H. 81. daily arrive Norfolk
a50A. N. nauy. l.a Richmond and PatersIa,f
fliuulf. ARM. af pHtDrsnufI l. b
a. ST. $50. 81 leaves lrf.r-lur. l..I
g. ST. for tWmuH0 Lyu.nl4ff,
hninpkc. BRISTOL hnoAtll.. tnI
poats soHIhHuI West. IHHnt Dh
COACH 40 kAufORD.
NNo J.. y. Daily. SIG Richmond nud Petersburg
railroad. Arrives 900 rofer.nIg It
COOP. N Raves Petersburg $500 30.
hn daily. arriving Norfolk $3.50 10
thkotGh CAR i0 h0h-
FOLK.
o0O p. ~. Daily. Cia Kichmond and Petersburg
railroad, arriving at Petersburg ff
oN T. ~, connecting with ialI h..
leaving Petersburg at .lu D. ~.
iNt Farm ille, Lyuehhlfg. kNaHokf.
focahoutt-. Bristol. knoxville. llaf.
ianoosa, aud aA points south ant
PULLMAN sLEEPfNGCAR ACCONMOnA-
IlONs
10 is eepingur peforhurg 90 Bristol
without change leaving pcfer-hurg daily ar
,.w r. NJ Pullman sleeper Lyuchbuig fl
hcmphia, without Clllse.
nn. d Pullman sleeper iinChburE fO ArN
Orleans. and Roanoke ~ Chattanooga. without
change.
1Ickcfs. baepnre-checf-. and afI Information
can te obtained ut llt hm0ui uuf Petersburg
railroad depot. A 81 Carriers. nu Vain
81 cen, ana az tne Company "a Office. l1l East
Main stree,
". B. BEYILL.
Ncnoml Passenger Agent.
en- AhLk- q. EDDY. Nlco-p President
hrh'tdl ONCE. lohuuhc, hH.
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srEAwSHIPs
FOR NHW YORk.

Steamers leave Richmond EVERY TUES
DAY aud FRIDAY at q ON.
Steamers leave Now York Tor Richmond
EVERY WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY
40 3 y. mi arriving Iu Richmond MONDAY and
FRIDAY mornings.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed
Cabin faro 90 New York ia JHlnps rlyor
route Including meals and bertll.... 50
ltound-tup Tickets united go thirty days
after date ~ issue. ................. "a u
oteela9e With subsistence. .......... d a.
itcefage, without subsistence. ... 10
Cabin rare Via Chesapeake and Ohio uall-
road. ............ .......... DID n
Cabin fare yla Richmond and Petersburg
ftlllNul .t.s .....tss ............ Do 0l
Tickets can be- Obtained at A. w.. GarnerA
lyJ Nam street, Chesapeake aud Ohio and
Richmond and Petersburg iepOts. aud al COM
panys Offices 1901 Main street, and wharf.
Rockets.
Frcights forwarded and through bills OF lao
my issued for points beyond New York.
Freight received daily unul hour of sailing.
Passengers leaving Richmond ON MON
DAls,IU ESDAYS.W WEDNESDAYS .THURg-
DAYS, and SAX l. kDAYs by the Chesaress,
and ONO railway Ola Newport NoWs.ats:ila ~
and Dy Richmond and Petersburg railroad
same day at lU05 am, VIII make COuuectiCr
a. NORFOLK with steamer leaving those
days.
GEORGE W. ALLEN q Co.. Agents.
No. lou fuiu atIcct. aud
Ely ls-tf Comuans wharf Rocketts.
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ASHLAND TRAIN8.
DAtLY ExCHrr sUNDAYs.

UHTIT EAIUII " HUAIHs
400 pfh. accommodation. leaves bynls rect
station; arrives az Ashland 40 g HU.
e:0i pu.. leaves Eta. ARRIVES at Ashl.ti a
bf2 pm.
e.io AND. accommodation, arrives a. Byrd
street station leaves Ashlan ai g. b
am.
$50 pm. afriyes 40 Elba leaves Ashland Sc
D.lZ pm.
q. A. TAYLOR. General Ticket Agtnr
2. T. d. MYERs. General suuerirfeltel
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for Infants and Children.

"cnstoris Ia so well adapted to children that
y commend 10 as superior TO any prescription
-aoWn ~ me' H. 4. Archer. VI D..
III 30. Oxford St, brooklyn, n. Y.
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WAR Will SETTLE Ir-The New
York Sun says that we believe that
Colonel Oates, OF Alabama, is the first
Congressman 20 propose foreign war
as the best solution of the sectional
problem His remarks in the House be-
fore the Christmas recess. during the
debate on the Nicaragua Canal bin. are
now published in the :Coagresa0nal
Reord, after careful revision and ten
days Of consideration by the author
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ARRIVE RICHMOND
io5 pm, n daily except sludsyl
"l' am Cow NOTATION daily erocul
sunday.
CONNECTIONS
AT clifton Forge with Chesapeake and Ohs
"a way Tor the s9utn, West, and Northwest.
Al Lytclou.g with Norfolk and Wostsfi
rahIuau ior az Foiuf1 south, Southeast. sat
SOUTHWEST alI virginia Midland railway fOT
All points North and south,
AZ nlcnmnnd vita Associated Ralwayi fOf
81 poinij in the South. and h.ohmond. freds-
4essDgis tnd foiouac railroad FOR the North.
AT Lexington Win baltimore and OHIO csll-
roal, making close connections a. Harperr
retry 10 ana rom iittsllrg anl the Nest
also % points North aud East
nLhtPl NO-CAhs LYhCHnURG "a MEM
rms, NEW ORLEANS. aud LITTLE ROCK.
Trans marked daily except sunday. sDAily.
Ilckets sold % an points OHtas sI
r 80 hEi trcot, 100 Mafn street..s 4
x hsieniaona an Allegheny depot. Eigtn IA
Canal streets.
JOHN X. MACNURDO.
iueo Gent Passenger Agent.
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FREIGHT.
Freight received daily tor Norfolk port.
mouth smlthnelt. Hamilton. Od Point WAY
cry, ana hieksiCrd. Va. Washington ID a
Newoerhe, Washington, and Tarforo. \. g..
an slilons on Ataouc * Danyille railroad
ceaOOari q Roanoke rttllroad Nnrfott e.',..L'
efn railroad. and Eastern North CaroIina
sencAill also, Tor Eastern shore OF VIrginie
ana al regular landings on toe James river
az 70" hoI RAILS. aud through bills is
LUCIEN q. TATUM, Vice Presideut
No. llll Main street and Roekeffs
IRWIN MEIsIGGR, Freight ard Passenger A.
fmy2Q-tf