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Simon Pure.
To ne E.li,or ofQ.e Dtspatch;
sir,-what is the origin and significance

10 utf FdttVT " we LtSpWtcts
Sir.-what is the origin and significance
of the expression Simon Pure"2
CHATHAM.
Simon Pure was young Quaker from
Pennsylvania on a visit 10 0bediah Prim "a
Bristol Quaker and one Of the guardians of
Anne Lovely, the heiress). Colonel Feign-
well personated Simon Pure and obtained
Obediah's consent TO marry his ward.
When the real Simon Pure presented him
self the Colonel denounced him as an i'm
poster; but after he had obtained the
guardians signature he confessed the trick
and showed how he had obtained the con-
sent Of the other three guardians. a Bold
Stroke for WE. Mrs. Centlivre Q7lD.
The name has become household word
for " the real man." Brewer.
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AnTFrRRED VISIT.

When I got home / found some very
urgent business demanding immediate at
tention, and the further examination of the
cave was postponed. Time somewhat
abated my interest in the Spaniard's story
and the discovery had made. and again
and again did the determination TO revisit
the cave yield TO the claims of affairs at
home. When left the cave | thought
nothing would prevent my immediate re-
turn for "A thorough examination of its
contents except death. | have never lost
faith in the existence of silver there as
the Spaniard described, and still intend TO
make the search that will determine the
truth of the story. | have no fears that
the river in the cave will ever be
crossed except by some one in pos
session of my secret. The cave itself is not
likely 10 be found. In short time | ex-
pect TO go back fully equipped TO find any
precious ore the cavern may contain. |
could never hear anything OF the old
Spaniard after he left me 10 go IN search OF
his buried silver. With this experience 1t
is not strange that l should have faith IL
the traditions of silver-mines IN the White
River country. There are hundreds Of
other men with far less evidence than
have who believe these stories about
Spanish mines in this country are not mere
fables.
Such is the story of one man who does
not have faith in diyIning rods, but who
lives in the nineteenth century, and has
helped build cities, railroads, and States.
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d. ~ T. TlNt'fI1'EH1f
Real Eatste Agent and Aucuoneer,
Manchester, Va

ioss
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-05

NRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
i MILL PROPERTY IN CHEST EhFIkLD
COUNTY, YA.-By virtue OF a deed OF trust
dated March IS, 1857, from ". p. Cnadwic1 aud
John J. Waters. will sell a. public suction. az
The once OF the auctioneer, SIS Hui street, Man
chester. Va. on
WEDNESDAY. July 10, 1883.
al 70 O'Clock NJ. what Is known as CLAy'S MIL ,
containing TWENTY-FIVE ACHES OF LAND,
together with a LOUR- AND GRlSl-MlLl,
MILLER'S HOUSE and OF er improvements
thereon, situated near the Goodies Bridge road,
about y miles from La Prads'a store, In Ches-
tsrteld countv.
This mill docs lrat-class country trade. For
particulars apply to the auctioneer.
TERss: Cash sufficient 10 pay costs Of exc
cutting this trust taxes, and TO par a note OF
500 aud Interest thereon from March Is. 1889
the balance upon such terms as will DO made
kncwn AZ The sale.
THOMAS P. PETlIGREw, Trustee.
A. L ADAxEos. Auctioneer. js31
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-05

SwIFT's Specific cured me OF malignant Blood
Poison after I had been treated IL vain with OLD
so-cailei remedies Of Mercury and Potash 5. :.
=. not only cured the BlOOf-PolsOn, but relieved
tho rheumatism which was caused 10y the POI
sonous minerals GEORGE BOVkLI.
Pap Third avenue. New York.
Scrofua developed on my ughpcr-swelling
aud humps on her neck. We gave her SWIfrS
SPECIFIC aud the result was wonderful aud the
cuIe prompt
* A. DKARMOND. Cleveland, Tenn.
SwtFI's SPECIFIC Is entirely vegetable rene
dy Rnd is the only medicine which permanently
cures Scrofula, Blood HumoTs Cancer, aud Con-
tagious Blood POisOn. Send for books On Blood
and Skin Diseases mailed FREQ.
The SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY.
IA 2j-eod Drawer 3, Atlanta, 10.
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AUCTION sALEs-rhis Day.
BY Chewing q Rose,
Real Estate Agents. Auciioneers, and Brosers.
No. . north Tenth street.
Idly VIRTUE OF A CERTAIN DEED

DY VIRTUE OF A CERTAIN DEED
I'D OF trust dated June Is 1898. and OF record
in the clerxs ONCE OF the Richmond Chancsry
Court In Deadlock 49, Is, page IN detsni'
having been made In the payment Of the note
thereby secured. aud being required so to DO by
the holder. we will sell by auction, upon the
premises on
FRIDAY. July 5, 1889.
az o'clock P. NJ. all that LOT OF LAND with
the TENEMENT DWELLINGS Nos. 1912 and l0lf
Williams street thereon. living and being IN inc
CITY OF Richmond on the north line OF Williams
street having a front OF 3s feet by depth OF 30
feet 70 an alley 10 feet wide.
TERMS: CAsh sufficient 10 pay cost OF sale and
the sum Of S3is due by negotiable note, with
interest from the 18Th day OF June, 1889 the resi-
due "a may be named at hour Of sale.
A. j. CHEWING,
EDWARD s. ROSE,
je9q lrusteee.
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Train No. % connects daily A. hevsriis q
Chase Ciiy. CiarssFilr. oxford. Durham, -
dcreou. AMI Raleigh. Connects daily a. Gree ..
bor0 for Durham. Raleigh. salcfu. ana " lnri.
and al points Ola Nlrtn Carolina plV .sill f.
salisbury fur hshovile. hOf spriurs, arf t
points Ia Western Norfh Carolina. Ani ~ rs.
lotte for ChariOtt~ Coll-Ibia All AuEtsa nd. /.
road.
Train No - connects daily A. Greeusb'rJ "a
Salem. Winston, Raleigh. C0idsb0rl, ani ST. '
head city, 40 salisbury for Ashoriio Ie
springs aud al points 10 Western North tar.
linA- a. Charlotte with Charlotte. Columbia
Augusta railroad for Columbia Augusta. Afsr-.
Charleston. Savannah. Townsville. ia, it a
-OaUlle, and othsr Florida poilts. AZ. f..I
CRrolinA Central railroad for Mlml ngtln
Trains from tho south arrive 40 hirhmepi4 Ia
A NJ Aud f3J T. 81.
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by Poindexter 81 Denoon.
Real Estate Agents aad AuctoneerA
1913 Main street.


TRUSTEES SALE OF A NEW
i TwO-sToRY FRAME DWELLING on
CLAIBORNE STREET ONE SQUARE From
OLD RESERVOIR AND TIE ELECTRIC LINE.
By virtue Of = certain deed Of trust bearing date
on tho 18th day OF septem ter. 1879. and recorded
irr tho Chancery Court Of the city OF Richmond.
Deadlock l3G b, page i6l, default having been
made In the payment OF a certain note herein
named, We VIII sell by auction, on the prem
ises, on
TUESDAY, July Q 1889.
a6P.N.. tic above-de-cribed PROPERTY. con-
fainir z about Eve rooms. With a lot % feet VIDE
and running back 10 feet 70 an alley.
The house Is built I'm the best manner. and
will prove \ good Investment, as property IN mis-
sscuon Is steadily advancing.
TEENS: sufficient IN cash 10 pay mo expense
OF tni- sale and q note ot $40. with interest
from March 18Th, also 1--WE notes OF {2LJO each
payable twelve, Eighteen. tWenty-fO1r, thirty.
aud thirty six months from September Is, Kiss,
ard one for F7O0 payable three years from Sep
TENDER Is. 1898: balance Of siL and twelve
months from date. G. l. DESOON.
WILLIAM RLLYSON,
trustees.
PoISpExTER 8 DEsoOS. Auctioneers.
pOSTPONEMFNF.
The above sale il postponed till
FRIDAY. July 9Th,
a. same hour. G. l. DENOON, 900,
WILLIAM ELLTsON,
iva Trustees.
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SOL HAAS. Trarc Manager.
PHYItlN ~ ONLpU. Hau.rAl MnlaEr-.
NHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAlL
" WAY COMPANY

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JUNE o. isN
IEkyE RICHMOND
$40 A. N. local. except sunday for C.cl
f0gge.
s.2O A. N. f1Drsss dauy Tor Oh Point ADJ Nlf'
folk.
ll:io A n. Mail daily Tor CiucinnsL fui mas
Pariof- aud sioopiug-car%
s9OP. N. EIpness daily Tor Oh Point e.i
Norton.
bi5P. N. AocommodGti>n. excsp. Sunisy 81
K r. n r.. glnsllor.
eIsP. NJ P +. v yeeuDule soec.ai. is. ,
with Oining-s'ar from Cnarigtscsf o
q Cincinnati and L0uIsyIl "a fl.-
mao sIesping-Car from Richmond.
TKARs AKRlyH Al RICHMOND
Sos 4 " and 2 % r. b. daily frcu tllcIrrats
100 A 81. Snd 80 3. NJ. daily from Noriois
C:OO y. NJ. daily except sunday fT0m car .
Forge.
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Secondly MOST DESIRABLE RESIDENCE PROPERTY"
$50 P NJ. ON THURSDAY, July ii, 1852
ON THE PREMISES:


line Of
sa
back ouhN
line 0 Grace
all
udp1arLo auagnh In O Grace
q q GRO
neo
extending
10 foot urluan l
ndcuar o north
Al o q
eya tel he
1ept tboo 10 o a o
wih
yo
vii be-
seem
in three
all
eorrir
.payab quart
rYcan esna
nfo
PsoN BEowS < Co Auction
TuBC ITY o
ofsadc Irt certify
rlnyh hand y
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WANTED, THE PUBLIC TO
w know that D. p Wake and a. D. BAL
IAUFF have this day formed a co-partnership
10 conduct the COAL AND WOOD BUSINESS in
all its branches VIII keep fail line on hand
Of all kinds OF ANTHRACITE; also OF tho oes,
sPLINT, LUMP. AND POCAHONTAs COAL for
domestic usei CUMBERLAND COAL for smiths
and steam purposes sod in lots 70 suit pur-
chasers All kinds Of WEST VIRGINIA and Po-
CAHONTAS AVERAGE GOALS sold by the ton
or in carload lots. The best quality Of OAK and
PINE WOOD. Long sawed AMI kindllng always
on hand. d. F. Wake, with the late Writ Rob
erts seventeen years. will he pleased 10 soe his
friends, former patrons Of Writ Roberts de-
ceased) and the public generally al the old
stand. corner Seventeenth and Cary streets
Telephone iG9 WALKE & BALLAUFF.
RICHMOND. Va, June 8 1889. 10 9-lm
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I.osT. srnAYED. AMI ronND.

STRAYED FROM MYS1S
- house, No. 90 west Franklin street. -
July 81, my OkANGE.AND-NHlT SETTER
PUPPY. about six months old. Reward paid for
bis return 10 above NUMBER.
ly5-lt' T. l. WORMkLEf.
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PIHhONAIA

RIcaKoSp, VA. June %. iss9
NOTICE. TAME NOTICE THAT
~ have this day appointed n. WILEY TYLER
my agent 20 carry 90 the business OF TiNNING,
ie sS-iIt' MRS. LUCYT. TYLER
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A sUBTERRANEAN RIVER

/ could now go no further IN search OF
the silver. The dark current, of unknown
depth, flowed at my feet. There was no
passage around the mysterious stream.
Right across the entire floor OF the cave 1t
rushed in defiance Of INV eager wish 10 eN-
plOre the wonders beyond the further
shore The PERCEPTIONS walls Of the cavern
were penetrated 10y the channel of the
river. and above the dark and dangerous
tide there was no possible footing. A
boat must be procured before the OppO-
site 'ank Of the stream could be
reached. No human being had crossed
that river for years. The secrets beyond
the current were safe as ever. The
existence of the cave had probably never
been discovered by any Of The few settlers
in that wild region. l retraced my steps
and returned to the mouth Of the cave.
Here made "a closer examination of the
entrance and saw 40 signs that any one
had visited the secluded place of late. !
marked the spot carefully. SO that | could
describe It accurately if necessary, and
then left the gulcb. then went up on the
mountain in the direction OF the course
of the cave to hunt for signs
of the river. / had been used to
tracing underground streams by sur
face indications III my mining ex-
perience. aud believed l could fol-
low the course of the water. / soon struck
evidences of the subterranean current, and
followed il without much difficulty for
several miles till it gushed out of the side
Of "A mountain and flowed into White river.
Ii was a good-sized stream, though not SO
large as | expected to ind, and some of the
water in the cave must have flowed OF in
other channels ] now started home, think
ing would return at once with a boat and
make a thorough exploration of the cave.
resolved. however. TO keep the location
of the cave a secret, still determined to
investigate the matter alone.
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FRIDAY. July :, 1889,
CHERIFF'S SALE.

CHERIFFS SALE.
By virtue Of AZ execution In my hands In favor
of Waldrou ~. campbell. will soil at hasElnss
/ Old warehouse. Ia Rockets. on
FRIDAY. JULY ., 1889,
at II o'clock 4. 81,
LARGE BOILER. -
LEWIS p. WINSTON,
iy2 Sheriff City q Richmond.
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tDAILY EXcRPr sUNOAT


Tho favOrlto rUut9to Baltimore. DISCLAIMERS
on thls limo are models ~ D-auy. elegan.1, rs.
comfort Leave Richmond f3Q D.. v. rnl fi ID
+. ~: arrive a. baltimore SD A w. iftIf
baltimore daily except sunday as T. 4 l-
rive OF Richmond 800 A. w. aBf fii a. ~
Fare Richmond u baltimore firni-eiAshts
second-claSs. fl.N
Tho TOrK-kiyer Line affords superior ai,t'-
tGges y business men In enaulng tnnr Q. ltl 30
Richmond noar mo close ~ th8 days Na.t
aciious and arrive A. Baltimore early nHrt H.
INK. after having enjoyed delightful .sa.
rest FREQ from tbs dat aui 1000 ~ lalHty
travel
WEST POINT ACCOMMODATIONS
Leave Richnoud usonsy -illri-
Street copoil .-.--......-.. itttIl = r.
Arrive Richmond Twenty third
Street depON -...,.. l'.sl T. 10
'pAIy. tDaHy except Sunday
Depot and ticket-o-ico fo9t virginia stress
Up-toan once Corner Tenth ana Jain 'irosA
JAS. D.. TAYLOR,
General Pns.sngfr Aff1.
j. = POTTS
Division Paaseng ger hErai.
Aislmyui -
gor UAAC Tan Man.gar
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FRIDAY, July 5, 1889.

rJ,RUSTEES' SALE BY AUCTION OF
4 VERY VALUABLE HULL-STREET PRO-
PETTY ~ THE CITY OF AANCuEsTBk--
BY virtue Of a certain deed OF trust dated May
%, 1873 from n. 7. Camp and wife. duly TO
corded in the Hastings Court Of the city OF Man
chester, default having been made In the pay
mont OF the sum OF money thereby secured. aud
being so required by the beneficiary. We shall
offer for sale at public auction, on the premises.
FRIDAY. July ., 1882,
A. O'Clock p. NJ. that VALUABLE PROPERTY
situated on the south side Of Hun street be-
tween Fourteenth aud Fifteenth streets. consist
ing Of LOT fronting - feet aud running back
a depth Of 80 feet between parallel lines, having
thereon q comfortable 1WO-STOkY FRAMED
DWELLING Of four or i've rooms.
,ERMs: Enough In cash 10 defraY tho expenses
OF executing this trust and TO pay Oh and dis
charge a note % 1900 with interssi thereon from
the 23d ,, May, 1882 until paid, and tue residue
on such terms as may % announced AZ tho time
Of sale. HENRY /. SiAFLhs,
WILLIAM LOVkN
ian Trustees.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-05

Hadji Hameln Ghooly- Khan. the Persian
Minister TO Washington, will sail on the
18th to Join the Shah in England,
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DHILADELPHIA. RIG IL .sesN
MoND AID NORFOLK

Appointed sailing days. Every TUESDAY
aud FRIDAY at IAN. and every SUNDAY ~
A. NJ.
Freight Tor Tuesday, aud FRIDAYS stesmers
received till if:30 A. NJ. for sundays steamer
till P. h. saturday. Freight recslysd daily I'll
iP. NJ.
fara -
for furtnsr information Apply 70
j. w. McCARMcK.
General Southern Agent, Once RoekettA
W. p. CLYDE q Co.
mol General Agents PAisdslphiA
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WANTED, FIFTY EXPERIENCED
w CHKRUOf-ROLLERS AND BUNCH
MAKERS-gids or boy. steady work. Apply
at once. G.. ". WYNN ~ CO..
~ t.lW 1876 and 1913 east cay street..
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SOUTHWEST CORNER GRACE AND THIRD STREETS.
Richmond Va hnais
o a PUBLIC AUCTION. ON fhE PREMISES.
THURSDAY. Jaly IL. 1889. atlP. NJ.


said
soel % nos 70
Aley T. eet Wi
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REAL EsrATE AZ PRIVATE SALs
CtUBURBAN FARM FOR SALE e.

GUBURBAN FARM FOR SALE C
) PKiVATELT.-We are authorized to 49,
sell one OF THE MOST PkODI GIVE AND
ATTRACTIVE FARMS near this city. being only
I've miles from the Capitol. Tho FARM Is highiY
improved aud veil ret 10 grasses. The Dwelling
contains atOut zen rooms, IN good cond ton, and
surrounded By beautiful lawn VOL sot ia
handsome shade-tree-. The usual Out-buidings
on the place. There il q goo orchard. and ais"
small traits il tue gRrien. There T. beautiful
rsh- and ice-p pond on the Farm. Apply 70
fy2W6F2t X. b. CHAFFlN & co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-05

MAJ TN VI An > VI y 1 ltDthl-
n NENT Virginia College who has had sue
cessful experience a. a teacher of the iang uages
and Of higher mathematics ana English, de-
slros POSITION - lNSlRJ CIOi In some
weli-estabishe1 school o. nigh grade. Excel
Lent Testimonials Address SHEN ANDDAu,
care Of Carrier NO u. Richmond, Va. ~ i--t'
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DWELLINGS CENTRALLY LOCATED
MEDUM->IZED TWOsIORY DETACHED
BRICK. No. 500 Eighth street. near Leigh; seven
rooms, frame stable, &.
g WO-S foxy AID hRICK-BASEMENT
DWELLING No. $40 tI.th street, near Clay elk
rooms.
THREE-STORY BRICK DWELLING No 5l3
Fifth street near Clay seven rooms. all 10 nice
order detached kitchon wish wO rooms
TWO-STOKY BRICK No. 702 Fourth street,
near Jacs son six rooms
SMALLER DWELLINGS from s. TO SIS per
month la all sections.
STORES, OFFICES, FACTORIES, COAL
YARDS. &c.
Coll for PRINTED REST-LIST.
j. THOMPSON BROWN & CO..
ie 30-eod3t lll3 Main street.
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THURSDAY, July III, Iooy,
at 81 O'Clock ?. n. tho ab0ye-named wel.-known
EXCEFDISGLY-A ATTRACTIVE AND FALlA
BUSINESS PROPERTY. adjoining the hich-
mOnd Theatre. on the south side Of Broad stree;
between seventh Rud E.gnth streets, iroot,lg
= V e5t on 5cOad street AID extending hhck To-
tween parallel lines l32 feet 10 Theatre alley.
being a mos. admirably arranged. spacioua,
SUBSTANTIAL, and mOisrnly -constr house or
four stories above aud excellent cellar. coLiatn-
iug besides the extra large ami handsome sa-
loon. about twenty good rooms, not Including
The lsrge and excellent pantry. Kitchen, closets.
&c, Win hot and cold water, and all the modern
cOnvenlences throughout, high ceilings, Vol
lighted, VOL ventilated. and in perfect order,
with ample space for such addition and enlarge
ment a. may be Desired.
The WeilknOvn popularity OF this house, the
very large patronage which u nov enjoys. and
which II will always command. because o. iia
peculiarly advantageous location. adjoining oar
most popular pleasure resort, and n ost cnlraly
lOoaled, on tho most prominent business street,
render 10 one OF the most attractive prope ties
whether FOR business or Investment, anywhere 10
DO found.
No commenda.ion Il necessary TO those WHO
know this property. Noa-resitenE aud thosf
not familiar with Il are respectfully urged s.
come and examine t amt attend the sale.
Terms: Exceedingly liberal cue fourth cash
The residue ny negotiable notes al one. Two,
three. four, and rve years, with interest added
and secured 10y deed Of trust.
to Possession al an early day u desired.
le8 J. T. ELAN, AGcionsor
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IL type Of thousands Of young girls who
are emerging fErT8 ttre chrysalis stage Ct their
existence, as tloy enter upon their teens.
Nervous, crCtabs. irritable, stirred by
strange, unknOwable forces within them,
each n mystery unto herself, our girls need
the tendsTrst cart, the most loving patient
oversight and the aid Of Dr. Pierce's fayorite
Prescription, 20 safely carry them through
this critical period, during which, in too
many lives. alas. are Gown the seeds Of dis
tressing forms Of diseases peculiar 10 tho
female scy. la!t this boon 10 wOmankind
will prevent all snch dieearTs. or GIN them
IL they have already selzod a victim. Woman
owes II 10 herself. u her family, and 70 her
social station. 10 bC well and strong. let
her then not neglect the sure means OF cure.
"FavOrfte Prescription = Il legitimate ufedi-
cine. carefully compounded 10y an experienced
and skillful physician, and adsIns'ito womans
delicate organization. Ia Is purely vegetable
IN it, composition and perfectly harmless
in its cfIrcts IN any CnB,iition Of the system.
Sold by druggists; Sl0O, or six bottles for
$500.
Copyright. Isss, by WORLDS DIS. MID ASSN.
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DIoHMoNn. fredericksburg
DErAKTURE on SrEAmKKs.

VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT z.ssIc.
' COMPANY for or Point, Nor kzzs-.-sks-
folk Portsmouth. Newport News CiArelnonL
AMI JAmes-riyor landings direct ~ elegant
"a loop-sIeamor ARIEL, leaving kichmOnd
EVERY MONDAY WE'D SESDAI, aud h kIBAf
AT A. N. Ntrtst.cars cOnnecL
connections a. Old POns and AZ Nortolk
closely win ali linos for northern cities same
Afternoon James river bY Daylight GreAI
tourist lao Cheapest outs.
through tickets on steamer And az Careers
Agency 1919 lain street Baggage cnorkoi
through. Stato-rooms engaged for day or night
rre'gh received daily for Norfolk, Ports
nouti Old Point WSyeriy. hicksford Va, and
al points IN Eastern North DarohGA ka.1orn
Virgi-ia and ali regular lanl.ngs on inc James
river. Al lOWes rales. and lhrO4Sn Dilis Issued
LICIEA b. TATUM. iice-PresidenL
No lll1 Main street and Rockets
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WANTED, OCCUPANTS FORTWO
w COMMUNICATIONS and BALLROOM.
(nnfurnlshedD Gas: bath-hot aud cold water.
Nice lodging rooms for gentlemen or small fami-
ly without children. ll2 east Main street
fe 2}-eod6t
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N oSLY ALI-HAiL LINZ no NohF1ln
DIEDMONr AIRLINE

RICHMOND AND DAHyuLE RAILROAD
Snort Efyr AND QUICKEST hOlls SOU a
AND 9OUIuW KS.
Pullman sIERPERS ON ALL NIGH
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JAMES RIVER DIVISION.
az. < A. X ~

LEAVE RICHMOND.
9.I5 A. n dsily for Lynch burg. Lexington. tni
ClhiGn FOCge
sunday.
1000 T. N. daily accOm mofEsion Tor LynchNt
ana Clifton Forge.
TEAISSs AEElys EIcasOSD.
els P. ". srd 40 A. u. dsa.y rom CIR q
Forge.
eis A. NJ. NON seossvilie. sScep' sunday.
Il. ". FULLER
General Fs.eeu.of Asen-
1T. HAEAHAS. General Manager. D. -
DICHMOND, FREDERICKSBUh}
n AND POTOMAC HAiL6OAD.-S-hef
commencing JUNE -, lss9-csslern siAlla
time:
80 A. NJ. leaves Byni-sirecs sla,ioa "a 70
stops only .. Ashiand, junction. T.
fcrt. aud FrrdercGsours aecsf
" Washington snd NeN 7 ok
il.0l A. NJ leaves Byri-.,grcet station daily. ft'
eeps SUNDAY Psrlof car 70 Wssa.ns'
ton.
sleeper 20 New York.
ssOA. NJ arrives a. Byrd street station tai.'.
sleeper from Nos York
a3s Z. NJ arrives al Byri-Sreol station lAf
stops az ffedencksbrrg. n..i'A
Junction. and AshiAni. sleeper H.
Wasniagtoa and New YORK.
flaOP NJ arrives a. Ryrt-Srret station csif'
except sunday Parlof car IRON
Washington.
ASHLAND TRAINS
pAiLT gXcsFT sUNpAYN
as A. u. leaves Alba Arrives ~ As-I~-A -
5.33 A. n. ,.
400 p. NJ. sccommoiAuOa leaves ssrd,sss'ssii'
s1Aflon: arrives A. Ashland a. ; 7. ?.
Cop. n. leaves Fila: arrives a. Ashland a.
CASA. NJ strives E.oA Leaves Ashland sssto
An. NJ
sS5 A. NJ. accommodation arrives = ~,
street sianon: leaves AsAlAnd a. 90
A. A.. . =.
s:seP NJ arrives a. Elea; leaves AshlAad 81
s;le 4. "A. .,.
c. A. TAYLOR. General Ticket AssaA
ET. d. AxxsA General Sapsrssssh1sA, IA
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PvLLXAN slgePIyG.CAH AccoH"oDr
4 TLANTIC COAST LINE

RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD
TIMETABLE.
Commencing SIS DAY. aay .t i'-i. l. A..
~, trnins on tnis rDaG s'Il r.u a. foAoss
TRAINS sou NAl.u
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lIcses caa 10 obtained a. 4. ". CARRIERS, 1909
Man street; CHESAPEAKE aud OaiO aud ticn-
mood ead Petersburg dop0ts, sud al cont pays
Offices 1891 4ain street, aad wharf, Rockets
freight forwarded and through oils % lailnS
issued Tor p0ins beyond Nes YORK.
Frsfgat received daily gnul hour % sailing.
Passengers leaving Richmond on MONDAYS.
TUESDAY :, WGDN 1sDAtS fHA R>DAl .. and
SAfDkDahs b. ghs Chesapeake aud uuiO rzii-
way fffg Newport News Al 81 A. ii. aud 4. 81.
sad by Richmond ana Petersburg railr0a same
days a s.40 A. b.. Will mako connection ~
NORFOLK with steamer leaving those dzyA
GEORGE W. ALLEN y 60, Ag5n,S
No 1901 asln street, and
auD (omEany' 5 wharf. kocketlS