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From The New York rlmes.l

There is no justification in the prac-
tice Of any party, or in the views pro-
fessed by Mr.. Harrison himself. for the
favors shown to Malone. He Is not a
Senator or representative from his
State; he is opposed by several Of the
Republican representatives, his au-
thority in the politics of the State
was rejected by the National Conven-
ton: he was opposed TO the
nomination of Mr.. Harrison at Chicago.
Under these conditions Malone can
have no claim on the administration
unless il be that gratitude which Is a
lively appreciation of favors to be con-
ferred. Mr.. Harrison Is not rewarding
him for the past, but securing him for
the future. He is not seeking TO build
up the Republican party in Virginia,
but TO lay the foundations Of Harrl-
son party in that State. lie is violating
every decent convention governing
the use of officers for party
purposes, and is prostituting the
amounting power Of his own per
sonal gain. II that be not the explana-
ton of his conduct it is simply mex
plicable. In the pursuit of this ignobe
game he has become involved in an
issue OF yeracity-and not for the first
time in the brief period for which he
has been in power-with high officials
of his own selection. 1t Is not an in
spiriting or ilattering spectacle that
the President OF the United States thus
presents, but 1t is one for the descrip-
ton of which we are indebted to men
of his own party, who have learned, to
their cost. exactly what IL is.
From the New York Hcraid.I
The obvious practical lesson of the
recent disaster 10 that O complete sys-
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Owens & Minor Drug Go.
Wholesale Agents,
Richrn ODd. Va
WHAT AN OLD MAN, Y YEARS Or AGE
HAS TO SAY
coScERNISG THE
Chase City Mineral water
FORXLASD, NoTTOwAY. COUNTY. ~ }
August l3, 1856.
~. n D. yfo,,g,y Tbusc nm IN

PORTLAND, NOTTOwAY, COUNTY. Va.
August l3, 1856.
Mr.. r. L. Hurry. chase orr Va;
sir,-For many years ! suffered very much
from dyspepsia, with MS com plications, such
rs nervousness. neuralgia, indigestion. con-
s.ipatiOu. liver zfitc ION. etc. until became
almost a confirmed luvslid. During the time
wss treated boy Intelligent physician. who
prescribed various remedies. / used hotn
lithia and other mineral waters also bf.
Warmers Jelebraf cd Liver and Kidney cure.
all - but little advantage.
Hearing Of your newly "llase
City Mineral Water" / sen tor and obtained
a case oft. 10 lasted me about three wee Is,
during which time improved 80 much as 20
be able 10 leave home. which mad Tot been
abe 10 DO for months previous. then went
% Chase CltyanI continued the use % thc Wa
ter fresh from The well. lorfDur weeks, which
gave me more real benefit than all the other
remedies combined. My nerves were soon
qulcfed. / could sleep ~eil an nisht. nv
gloomy fears and iOrebOdings vanished.
my mind became bright and cheer
ful, could enjoy the company
OF my friends (Which ! before AVOID
ed. my appetite Increased. my digestion
greatly Improved so that 1 could ent almost
any kind OF food with impunltyl. the consti-
patton was relieved. and the kiduey affection
greatly benenttcd-ull Of which attribute
10 the use Of your mineral water.
must say In conclusion, that ! consider
the discovery OF this water q JiesslHg ~ m
r.cfed humanity Away with your drugs and
nOstrumsi GOtO natures fountain OF healthl
Drink Of It's healing water. Go drink and Boz
made whole" j. q. POWELL.
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correct education, as has been demon
strated by newspaper and magazine
critics. All they have is a supply OF
stuff th at morbid and demoralized Gu
riosity Graves because it is not allowed
even in the private conversation OF or
dinarily decent women. That IS the
whole thing about the American imi-
tstors Of Xola, and it is a disgrace to
the reputation of the country that
there is a market for such uncleanly
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THE NORTHERN PAPERS.

We give most of our space to the
editorial opinions Of the metropolitan
papers Of yesterday and day before, as
our local readers have been 50 long cut
off from the mails. As far as the OBJ
structed telegraph and mail service al
lowed up TO A. NJ, this morning, We
furnish the latest of this class of news.
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TdtereU Inder: We are reliably in
formed that Colonel A. j. May has
been instructed by the n. aud w. Rail
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pkOl'Os AI.S


PROPOSALS FOR CUT GRANITE.
L once OF Building for Library OF Congress.
f35 east Capitol street, Washington, ID. g.,
Nav p, 1889. Sealed proposals for furnish
ing and delivering all OF the cut granite re-
quired for the front walls, including the
dome Of the rotunda, Of the building for the
Library OF Congress, in this city, Will be re-
ceyed AT this office until 2 O'Clock l.. NJ. on
SATURDAY, the 18th dsy OF June, 1859, and
opened Immediately thereafter In presence
OF bidders. he granite must be OF light
blush gray color aud fne grain. Speclfica-
lions. general instructions ana conditions,
and blank forms ofproposal may he obtained
on application ut this office. BERNARD
my 2o,27, 30 ,3O,3l,Je lass, II, i3.l5,20
~
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lFrom the New York lIcrald.l
The obvious practical lesson of the
recent disaster 10 that complete sys-
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WEST POINT ACCOMMODATION

Lave Richmond eai ST.. dopon. DID, JOAN.
Arrive Richmond. r ol
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Gbt Bailp aimtfa.

PUBLISHED EVERY DAY IN THE ,,,, 10
poi FAST MAIN STREET. RICHMOND
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sLgErER. ON All Stee.
TRAINS.
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NEWS OF THE STATE.
smart Ideas from the Stale Press-Ihs
Happenings sud The Talk OF The Pa-
psrs All Around the circle.

CLAREMONT, Va, June. 2--The Memo
rial Day exercises held in tins place uE-
der the auspices Of Hancock Post, No.
%, G.. A. r., were very appropriate and
/ impressive. Although the day was
rather unfayorable. being rainy, a good
/ " number assembled at City Hall and
listened with profound interest to the
addresses delivered by Mayor Randall,
| Rev. 4. J. Burger, and Mr.. Fred. Wood
son, the noted author. Several apprO-
/ pirate selections were very pleasingly
rendered by the Glee Club, followed by
closing remarks by Rev. G. +. Stebbins,
which were. as he expected it, very
brief and to the point"
The recent heavy rains have delayed
our farmers not little in cultiyatiug
their corn and other crops. However.
the hay crop bids fair to be good. and
will, no doubt, in this section exceed
that of last year.
ID. l.. Merriman and family, from
Prospect, y. Y, have arrived and taken
possession Of the property recently pur-
chased from a. NJ. Rabel. Mr.. Rabel
is erecting new residence.
Mrs. j. + Farrell has been appointed
postmistress Of misplace. Mr. Seasons
will now step down TO accept situa-
ton on the Richmond and Dauville
Railway.
Among the arrivals last week was
Chas. Ashley, from Astoria. Long Island,
who brought with him q herd Of fine
Holsteiu cattle, with which he will stock
the farm re Gently purchased by his
father, on Spring Grove road.
Mrs. j. Frank Mancha, who has been
seriously indisposed. is cOnvalescent.-
Correspondence Of the Times.
Hder- appeal: Shortly otter the Re
publican politicians of Virginia began
the siege of the White House at Wash
ingt0n several members of the kick
ing faction returned To their homes
for brief spell.
lis General Malone still there -
asked hold-over under the civil service
rules.
80. yes. was the reply.
"Well. " said the hold-over. my old
father always told me that the dog
that stayed under the tree caught the
coon. -
Has Malone caught the coon?
MONTGOMERY Messenger: We are glad
to learn that the damage TO the fruit
crop by the recent frosts is not 30 great
as it was feared il would be. Gentle
men from different neighborhoods in
the county assure us that there will be
a plentiful supply Of all kinds of fruit.
TdsereU Hlder; We are reliably in
formed that Colonel A. j. May has
been instructed by the n. aud w. Rail |
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IOlEDMONT AIR LINZ.

RICHMOND 3 DANyILLg eNfso,,
SHORTEST AND QUICKEST Rnrrq -.
lHk SOUTH
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SUMMER RESORT.

THE CLOUDLAND HOTEL. TOP OF
Il Roam Mountain. Western North Carolina
and East Tennessee, will be- open for visitors
june goth. Elevation 1891 feet above Sen
level. summer temperature 81 degrees. EX-
cmptiOn from hay fever cataIrh. asthma.
aud all nervous complaints. Magnificent
mountain scenery. hne trout fishing riding.
&c. Halls and rooms heated by improved
steam radiators. Board reasonable. send for
circulars. ". :. AlkE~,
feI-o,v CIouffauI All ehaU eouuty \ a.
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tenn of Good warnings should be estab-
lished along all the river valleys OF the
Atlantic States. Ii is not enough that
we have such warnings along the
great western rivers. virginia ana
Maryland, as well as Pennsylvania
are still suffering from the floods
caused by last weeks storm, and the
resultant destruction of property Will
probably be heavy. Nothing can pre-
vent the violent outbuIsts Of the ele-
ments.. But the inundation Of any I'M
nortant district would be compare
lively harmless if it was forewarned IN
good time.
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srKeading notices IN reading matter type
n cents per line. NOnpariel loaded, II cents
per line.
ssspecial contract rates furnished on Hp-
plic8ton.
Auction Sales. Legal Notices. and Amuse-
msrt Advertisements 81 per inch each In
sertion.
rRejected communications will not be re-
turned.
rntored nj the Richmond. wa postoflce
as sccOnd-class matter.
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PROFESSIONAL.
JAMES LYONS, WILLIAM II. LYONS
I YONS & LYONS,
ATTORNEYS AND COUNsELLORs
AT LAW.
No. IL Skaters Building. Richmond, Va.
We will give prompt attention 20 law bu :
ness In all the State and Federal courts of the
city Of Richmond aud sdjacept counties.
nO2gAm
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From tho New York Tribune.l


The terrible catastrophe in the Cone
maugh valley points to the expediency
of organizing a new class Of insurance
companies. II Johnstown and the out,
living villages had been swept out OF
existence by fire. the losses would have
largely been made good by insurance
and the towns could speedily have
been rebuilt. The losses by the Hood
are absolute.
Every property-owner Is ruined. ana
there areiuadequate financial resources
for rec0nsructiDg these once prosper
GUS towns. Every yeaI there are minor
disasters and losses caused by freshets
and the overflow Of rivers, and there
are many exposed towns where IN
surance against floods would be wise
precaution at all seasons. There Is evi-
deutly an urgent need for a new class
of insurance risks.
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. OIffk v.
LOuiSianaState Lottery Company

TlVU I.TNIIIII NIIttTN TFNTN'NI VII FTNtII
Ipc0rporated by the Legislature fof Ed
ucational and Charitable purposes. and It's
franchise made part Of the present
state Constitution I'm 1879, By an over
Whelming popular vote.
It's GRAND tNIkAORDiNARN DRAW
lNGS take place Semi-Annually, dune and
Deemher), and ITS GRAND SINGLE NUMBER
DRAWINGS take place in eacn of the other
ten irOnths OF the year, and are all drawn
tn public al the Academy Of Music, New
Orleans. La.
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Lmchburg Adrnce: Mr.. Dabney
Woodbridge. while attempting to cross
the North Fork of Pallin river, at the
foot Of Steel's Hill, on tn Charlotte
Courthouse road. Friday, was drowned
and also three valuable horses. TWO
little boys narrowly escaped tn same
sad fate by jumping from the rear OF
wagon. Mr.. Woodbridge was under the
influence Of liquor at the time"
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The amenities of politics. when sub
iected to the modifying influence Of
business relations, are again illustrated
in the appearance of the name OF Cal,
vim S. Brice, as one of the bondsmen Of
Thomas G.. Platt in the contract OF
the United States Express Com
pany for government service,
which was the material part Of
Mr.. Platt's reward for aiding in the
nomination and election of Harrison.
Mr. Brice may chase rainbows,' but
Mr.. Plat gets his hand IN the pot OF
gold at their base. Behold how good
and pleasant a thing it Is for brethren
10 dwell together in unity"
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: Portsmouth Enterprise Times The
marriage Of Miss Rosa Mary kenney'
only daughter Of DR.. s. b. Kenney, for
merly of this city. TO Hon. Francis u:
Winton. was celebrated at st. Thomas
Episcopal Church in Windsor. \. "
Thursday last. May 30th. The church
was deliberately and tastefully decora-
ted with cut flowers and plants.
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THE DAILY TIMES-WEDNESDAf. JUNE a. looo

road Company to select location Tor
a town on the Chnch Valley division
in this county, and to purchase l,ooo
acres of land for that purpose.
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PULLMAN sLEEPlINg.cAh AccoAAoDA'

No. sleeping ear Petersburg ~ Bristol
without change. leaving Petersburg daily 40
15l r.. 81. Pullman sleeper Lynchbuig O.
Memphis. without change.
NOS Pullman sleeper lynchhury 10 New
Orleans. and Roanoke 90 Chattanooga, without
change.
Tickets. baggage. checks. aud all Information
can Dee obtained at Richmond and Petersburg
RaiIrosd depot. A ". CARRIERS, ltoO Main
street. and 40 the COmpany's Office. lpl East
Main street.
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THE DAILY TINES.
CITY DELIVERY.

CITY DELIVERY.
Delivered in any part OF the city ana MAN
chester by carriers at II cents per week
Persons desiring the TIMES delivered NJ
thclr homes can secure II by postal card re-
oucsi or order through telephone No. $40
when delivery Is irregular immediate com
plant should be made 10 The ONCE lhe nu-
dress may be changed as desired, " care DE
taken tn oil cases 10 mention the old anu
,..xr oI1rsss
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THE Hon LICENSE MOvEMENT.-It Is
gratifying to observe the increasing
growth of high license III public senti-
ment. The people are coming out
strongly in favor OF il. They see very
clearly that il is the only remedy that
will curb the saloon evil in Baltimore
There are two ways TO treat the liquor
neutrality-suspicious. and prohibition.
Some of the radical Prohibitionists pre-
fer nOn-interierence to regulation.
foolishly arguing that Liquor license
is a wrong. and that the amount of it
simply increases its wickedness. No
practical person believes that prohibit
ton Is Immediately possible in a city of
Baltimore size. The proper way to
treat the evil here is to regulate and
restrict it, and towards that the senti-
ment of the Baltimore people is rapidly
crystalizing.
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toni
ARRIVE RICHMOND
7t5 u.-MAIL daily
$40 am THROUGH PASSENGER daily.
g.l5am.-ACJOMM daAy leIcep
sunday.
CONNECTIONS
Al clifton Forge with Chesapeake AMI o. q
railway Tor She south. West. auf Northwest.
Slcrpcfs 90 Cincinnati and Louisville.
Al AynCuDlrT with r0rfOik auu Westef.
railroad iOr all points south, southeast aci
Southwest. and Virginia Midland railway 10
all points North and South
AZ Richmond WITH Associated Railways To-
all points ll toe South. and Richmond. trode
ick8hurg -nd Potomac railroad for the North
AZ Lexington with Baltimore and ohio rail
road. making close connections al Harper
Ferry u and from Pittsburg and the Wesl
also 20 points North and East.
Sleeping cars Iynchburg % ; cmphis. New
Orleans and little rock.
PAIA. J. SlEEPINGFAhS BE- WEEN
RICHMOND and LHNChbl no. BEAlH5,
81.
Trains marked daily except Sunday, sDailY.
Tickets sold 20 All points. OMcos 100
Main street, and at the Richmond AMI Ale
gnany depot. Eight and Canal strnets.
JOHN X. NACHU hDO,
7deb Goul Passenger Agent.
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A BOOMERANG RgsOLCTlON.-A Sc
rious complication is threatened in
Connecticut politics at the next cleo
ton by the oleomargaIine question.
Like Prohibition, II may cut across
party lines in a troublesome ways
pecially for the Republicans. 1t has
been but a few days since Governor
Buckley vetoed the bill forbidding the
manufacture and sale Of this article,
and already the agricultural organiza-
tons are entering formal and more
than usually vigorous protests against
hls action.
a meeting Of delegates from twelve
oranges held at Eastford on Friday ex-
pressed by resolution, among other
things. its " deep regret that the execu-
tive Of the State should so far forget the
position of the farmer in the industries
of the State as to strike this fatal blow
at the only farm product that brings
cash return to the agrculturist. '-Nstc
York World.
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SIMS AND HIS MANDAMUs.-The re-
suit of the charge of assault that
George K. Sims, the aushor. Is trying to
bring against the Duke of Cambridge
will be watched for with a good deal of
interest. Mr.. Sims was at the firemen 5
parade last Saturday, and in the crowd
was pushed against the Duke, who
seized him by the throat and tore his
coat. He applied TO magistrate for
summons, but 1t was refused on the
ground that the charge was trivial. Mr..
Sims is not satisfied, however, and he
will apply fora mandamus. He is de-
termined TO see whether a member Of
the royal family has not got to obey
the laws as well as any commoner, and
he will be backed up vigorously by the
Radicals. who regard this as a test
case. N. y. star
The CR0NIS MYSTERY. The mystery
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Kcmittanccs thOuld DC mhuc Uy HI"''"'
checks. postoflice orders. OF registered letter,
payable 10
THE TIMES COMPANY,
Richmond, Va.
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i 7 IfflA ID.
TWO DAILY TRAINS TO NORFOLK.
TWO DAILY THAfNS 10 LKNChBt re-.
SCHEDULE ~ EFFECT MAY D.. 1879.
LEAVE RICHMOND.
$40 4. VI. Daly. cia Richmond and Petersburg
railroad. Leaves Petersburg 1875
A. n. daily; arrive Norfolk LOO
p. IT.
4t9A.M. Daily. gia Richmond and Petersburg
railroad. Arrive at Petersburg llaJ
a. ". no. 3 leaves Petersburg 1000
A. VI for farmynlc. Lynchuurg
Roanoke Bristol. Knoxville. and All
points south aud West. IhAOLO GIL
COACH TO hADfOkD.
zoo Z. u. Daily. rid Richmond and Petersburg
railroad Arrives at fctcrshug 40
1850 p. ~. leaves Petersburg $40 i.
NJ. daily. arriving Norfolk lutU =
NJ THROUGH CAR TO NOR
FOLK.
-a0p. NJ. Daily. riq Richmond and petcrshurs
railroad. arriving an Petersburg at
$3.50 T.. 81. connec'ug with Train 40.
l. leaving Petersburg at 800 /. NJ.
for tafmsiilc. LynChhurF. Roanoke,
pOcahOntls Bristol. kuOAfilIc.i nat
tanOogi. and all points south and
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ANOTHER ISSUE FOR BLAINE.-Refer-
IN to the seizure of the Massachusetts
fishing schooner WmsiiD by the Do
minion cruiser Vtgiidat, the New York
Times says Here, then, Mr.. Blaine
will find the first case Of the seizure Of
an American fishing vessel during the
new administration offered for his con-
sideratlon. 1t may 10 that he has been
looking for such a case: ii SO, he has
not had long to wait, and 1t Is quite CON
ceiyabe that now that he has It he may
not wholly like it. OF course the case
OF the lYmShip must not be preJudged
certainly not to her deifiment. zee
if her boats were down, with baited
travis, as her captor insists, the theory
that she had run in in distress aud not
for fishing Will need evidence to sup
port it. The point involved should not
be mistaken. If the Winship needed
and sought shelter. she was entitled to
it. provided she did not then undertake
to fish in the insEOre waters.
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LORD SALISBURY 5 DARK FORECAST
When we bear i'll mind the caution
which usually marks the utterances OF
prime ministers, the assertion which
Lord Salisbury made recently in the
House of Lords seems extraordinary.
1t was never, he said. more uncertain
whether the rulers of Europe would re-
main in power for five years. On account
of the speakers opportunities OF
gaining Trustworthy information, the
statement has excited a great deal OF
attention-tbe more perhaps because OF
its unqualified form II is hard founder
stand.
Lord Salisbury must have meant not
that the present rulers Of Europe might
cease to live, but that they or their ex-
pected successors would cease 20 reign
within the brief term mentlOned.-N.
Y. Sun.
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MURDER BY COMMITTEE.- The Herald
saws if the alleged performance Of a
lodge to Clan-na- Gael that " number 20
met in secret. discussed the merits and
dement's of Cronin. came to the conclu-
sion that he had outliyed his usefulness,
voted for his removal, appointed the
committee to see that he got TO
Heaven without let or hindrance and
right speedily, then adjourned in the
consciousness that they had done their
duty to themselves and the rest Of
mankind.
so Cronin was literally butchercd,
like a sheep or a wolf.
There is no room on this continent
for a society Of this peculiar makeup.
The murderers should be run to
cover, caught tri,d, and executed
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.YORK RIVER IINEI

Daily except Sunday.
The fsf0ufe Route to nl.UuH
The steamers Oi ths Une are models q
beauty. elegance, aud comfort
fLeaNe Richmond
fJ.3u and ~. pm.
Arrive Baltimore fLeaYe Baltimore
b3Da.m lT..
Arrive hchmonds1 a0 and flUfla.M
Fare Richmond tu Baltimore. r .Iif F. I
g.; second class. flyn.
The York River Line Affords sur.r a.
yantagcs tO business zen DOB onah.nt f.0r D
leave Richmond neal the CLOSE .' f|H .III
transactions. and arrive at lnfu... ..rr
next morning, AitCr having enjoyed '.. f.r
fu nights rest, free from the dust and lf
railway travel.
WEST POINT ACCOMMODATION
Lave Richmond g2i ST.. dcp0l. DID, iDan.
Arriye Richmond, ol
'Daiy. fDaly except Sunday.
Depot and t.chtt.uilCD foot NJ f.rsra
street Up town Office, corner lOat. sud hll
streets.
PEYTJN RANDOLPH. JAS. LIAfl0R
Gene. al Manager. Cen. It..r fg.i
SOL. HAAS. Jos. POTTS.
TTafIc MANAGE. DIS. fIs.I
nOlb NlNm t Va
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OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP CON.
- PANY.
FOR NRW YORK.

steamers leave NClWOnd tf ahl Fl nr
DAY and FRIDAY a. u.m.
Steamers leave New fOfl '0r ttl
EVERY WhDNtSDAf all SAL HiA
III IS p. M; arriving Richmond fNhuA a-i
FRIDAY mornings.
Passenger accommodations ln.lrl t''ea'
Cabin fare tO New York via james river
route Including meals and lnr'I ""
Round trip tickets limited tu thirty .iit .
after date of issue. ............ D
5teerage with subsistence.
StecIaRo. without sUnsigfDnrot.
Cabin fare via Chesapeake ard ul'. 'a
Cabin fare via Richmond and Petersburg
railroad sstt........ .......
Tickets can boz obtained Az A. HN'fi
100 Main street Chesapeake and N.l ~
Richmond sui Petersburg depoft. 500 i.
gany's Offices. lSll Main street. and ----
Rockets.
Freighis forwarded and through li ~
Ing issued for points beyond NDH .fA
Freight received daily uruI .N' t'
Passengers leaving Richmond ..
DAYS.lU ESDAfS.W EDN ErnA B. Iit p.
DAYS. and SAfIkDA by tlr l.. 'a.,,.
snd Ohio rallwaJ lHlA NtWplu NNHl
and 2.N pm ~ Richmond and Peters
suac sAme day 40 q ~ ALL, viii mttr
ton at NORFOLK With steamer .at.as -
days.
GEORGE W. ALLEN & Co., AEaa't,
No. lJJl Main street. Aii
2ly i9.tf Comuanv'c Wharf. h.'te'f