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Animal Friendship.

Here is another story about the frlerd-
ship of animals. \ blacksmith ~amed
Thomas Rae bought little black faced
lamb and put it into field in which
were a cow and little Galloway pony.
The lamb took no notice of the COW, but
soon began to show great fondness for
the pony, which returned its affection,
and the two friends kept constantly in
each others company. When the pony
was used for riding or drawing cart
the lamb would trot beside il, and If at
any time the lamb was alarmed by
people coming too near to look at it, it
would run under the body of the pony
and pop out its little black face from
between the iJrelegs, and look about II
in conscious security. At night the
lamb slept in the stable, and If separated
from the pony would raise plaintive
bleatings, which the pony answered by
mournful neighings. And just as dog
leaves the society of its own kind TO
follow man, this little lamb forsook its
own species that it might associate with
its friend, for on one occasion, when the
blacksmith was riding the pony, the
lamb, as usual, trotting beside it, they
passed large flock Of sheep that was
being driven along the road. The lamb
never needed the sheep, but went
straight through them with the pony.
Another time both pony and lamb
strayed into an adjoining field, in which
there was a flock of sheep feeding. The
lamb Joined them for short time, but
as soon as the blacksmith came TO drive
out the pony the lamb followed without
once looking back at its natural COM
panions. Christian Advocate.
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lIhlladelrhia Times.

Nc. Grady was orly ten years old
when civil war spread its terrible. pail
over the land. aud he was only school
boy when his native South was left de-
feated. desola4d and despairing by the
failure Of the Confederacy. lie grew
up with the new generation that is so
rapidly succeeding the actors of that
great conflict in both sections. He Is
capped the luxury and eifeminacy Of
fortune; he had to grapple with poverty
amidst an almost hopeless people; anc
he was one OF the earliest Of the new
generation to rise 10 the full stature of
manly duty. thoroughly Southern in
sympathy and keeuly sharing the mem
oIits which are sacr6 d 10 all who wore
and supported the gray. he saw the
new occasion with its new duties as the
latent wealth of the South, that SO long
slumbered under the blight Of slavery
gave promise Of development; ard
alike ia his own Empire State Of the
South and in the great metropolis OF
the Union and in the Bay STATE citadel
of opposite political views, lie ever de-
Glazed the same sentiments and &C
meuted the bond of common brother
hood.
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IphllalellhlA l.ecOId. !

The death Of Henry w. Grady. Of
Georgia. is siddeniug event lar be
yOnd the circle Of his intimaies and Of
those tied to hlm by bonds Of affection
or business interest. He was an en-
thusiastic lover OF his section, and q
firm believer in its capabilities. In his
strikiugly eloquent New York and Bos
ton addresses he did much TO rekindle
the spirit OF good will and amity that
daily grows stronger between the North
and the South. His glowing sentimen.
ialities no less than his groupingof facts
appealed forcIDly TO the patriotic in-
stincts OF the whole country.
The fact that he was not responsible
for The political vacillistions and
yagaries OF the brilliant newspaper
with which he was identified has
brushed away the single blemi-h upoo
his intellectual breadth ard fairness.
lie will 20 to his gave followed by the
regrettul regard of thousands Of people
in all paris of the Union who never
saw his face.
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HOLIDAY GOODS.
--r.-r-f-3r'-r
XMAS IS COMING!
s~ COMING! -Na
NOW Is TIL TIME TO CALL At
1902 Main Street

and see the largest assortment I'm Richmond.
and select goods worthy Of present.
tiOn 10 old and young. ricn and
poor. grave and gay.
$50 XMAS CARDS. without price.
500 XMAS CARDS ard BOokL lis. &c. TO
go, some OF them very reautiful.
300 u & and LILLE STORY BOOKS,
without price.
BOOKS Wy STANDARD AUrHcRs-Clo
25c.: same gill and gilt edge. Doc.
Bibles. Payer ami hlMN-BOOkS NJ
25c 10 SIS.
ILLUSTRATED STANDARD BOOKS (yalu-
able). offered at half price.
200 BOOKS 10 SUIT THE YOUNG at half
price.
wRIIING-DE>K s-Cloth, wood. velv t.
leather.
LAP-IABLtTS.
WORK-BAskE BOXEs-Velvet, wood.
SCRIP BOOKS, 25c.
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( SIS. CALENDARS. MliiROKS. GOL'
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New Ork Herald.

Mr.. Grady 5 death will be deeply and
Justly regretted all over the country
lie had. though still young man, made
for himself national reputation. ard
by bis sieadiast counsels for peace aud
good will. and by his intelligent deyo-
ton to the development OF his state
and of the South. had won the good
will Of North and South alike.
Ii is seldom that so good a journalist
is at the same time so brilliant and e.
Gective an orator as Mr. Grady was.
The reason probably is that when he
spoke he had something 10
say. aud that he was OF 50
cheerful and hopeful spirit
that he was able to affect bis hearers
with his own optimism. In that be
was a thorough American. for. as one
Of the shrewdest New Workers once
said, This is bull county. and the
bears have the wrong philosophy for
the American people.
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CREAM OF THE PRESS.
Comments of Prominent Papers on ths
Death OF Mr.. Grady.
New York start


The death Of Henry W, Grady 10
very much greater rational loss than
the public will at fret concede and
while mis- death will be regretted, p~
only by the Democracy of the country.
but by all patriotic citizens, few VIII
recognize that he was one OF the lew
prominent young men. who were
children during the war. who iaooTed
TO obliterate absolutely the animosiiy 1t
engepdered. We believe that If the
circumstances Of his prominent position
had not silenced Jefferson Davis, who
died almost simultaneously with this
youth. he. too, would have been found
advocating the truth that the union OF
these States is homogeneous, and that
union is worth all the sacrifices II cost
The young Atlanta editor has, during
the past few years. done as much as
any other public man toward the az
complishment Of perfect reunion and
for the prosperity OF his State and sec
lion. His later addresses had been
specially, characterized by a broad
grasp OF political aud industrial prob
lens that entitled him TO high rank as
IN accomplished aud far sighted states
man.
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CLOTHING.


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Ready made Oyelcoat
That does not look
BUNCHY ana awkward
Ga man.
For SO 20 to $1,000,
Including cloth and Innings,
We will cut aud liz
To your own order
An OyeTcoat
And guarantee you satisfaction,
You to select the cloth
From our splendid stock
Or new oyercoa,iDgs.
Suits, Sl3 25 to S2l00.
Pants, $500 to S5.25.
PLYMOUTH ROCKPANTS Co.
OF BOSTON.
0l4 Main street,
RICHMOND, VA.
no2s-1h
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RAILROADS.
NORFOLK AND WESTERN Rail-.

NORFOLK AND WESTERN Rail.
TWO DAILY TRANS TO NORFOLK
Two DAILY TRAINS TO iYNcITgIfpa
sCIIhDtLtIN ffFECI d." -. isso
LtAvE MCnMONr, KfRu-sI REFr sra.
oso A. NJ. fsiiy. r,a 9! l'S;sr.surs. r,enmo.,
and Nofioik through express. Az.
i've Ncfiuik l2.JD \. 81. Sfors
only az ifierSturs. Waserly.
Windsor and suffolk ~
0:30 A. Vi. b1tiy, cf1 eIrrshurr. ArllVo NJ
Petersburg 1918 A. N. No 4
leaves Petersburg 1898 A. ". f.r
fnrmNle. lynchbufg ami sl
points South aud West
2:5S L. NJ. Daily. "a rfttI>Durl. AffI.e., 40
poiorsbur 1892 .. ~. daily. .o ,e.
Pc ershufe at l.55 y. 3d.. a.Iy. ar.
riving az Norfolk G.l5 NJ
1880 p NJ Daiiy, VIA Pe,elsbars' arriving,
Petersburg a. ll.25 A. ~. CON.
Meeting with Train No l. lravIuy
IctersDufgai 1890 A. Vi. for Farm.
Vile. Lynchbufg and ali point.
South and West.
1918 A. NJ. Daily. except sunday. r.t
Burkcyllc for laimNllff. ltnr..
burr and roe West and south.
PULLMAN SLtEplNG-CAK A,CONMODa.
llDNS.
No. 1-Slocpiug-car Petersburg ID Bristol
without change aying lctefsllfr dtlrlr
1890 A. Al. Pullman sleeper Iyuchhurg b,
Memphis without change.
No. 3-rUliman sleeper Lynclhnrg fo New
Orleans. AMI Roanoke 60 Memphis. without
change.
Tickets. haggage-chociss. and go lnfarma.
ton can be- obtained 20 i,ichmOrdnnd Peters.
burg railroad depot. A-W. CARRIERS. lnp1
Main street. AM 40 the Company Office. gOl
east Main street.
II ". CnIrTNEl.
Passenger agent.
~. %. BENlll.
General Passenger Agent.
CHARLES a.. fDIl. \lce-lrssident
General once. loannNe. Va.
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New YORK Tllbunc.l

The death of Henry w. Grady IS a
loss to the whole country. but there "
seme COMPENSATION in the general re-
cognltion If this fact. During his bfief
career IS public mau. he has said
many things that il was profitable for
both North aud South TO hear, ana he
has said them IN such way as to en-
hapce their significance. As the editor
Of one OF the few widely influential
papers in the South, lie possessed the
opportuuIty- hich be had also Ia
great measure crealed-Of impressing
hi. opinions upon Southern society. but
il was TO few occasional addresses
in Northern cities that he chiefly
owed his national reputation. His
rhetorical gifts were not of the highest
order. but he bad command Of style
of speaking which WIS most elective
for his purposes. IL was marked by the
Celtic characteristic of exl5erapce. but
It was so agrt cable and 30 inspIrItiDe
that he was able 10 command at VIII a
great audience at home and abroad.
When a man so endowed has also sig
uificant message TO deliver. and L..
moreover. animated by a sincere desire
to serve his generation to the full mea'
sure of his ability. the loss which his
death inflicts l. not easily repaired. The
whole country will unite In deplofing
the sudden extinction Of fruitful life
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-FOUR CHRISTMAS SUPPLEMENT.

As contribution to the Christmas
enjoyment Of thousands of its readers,
aud as compensation for non pub,ica.
ton TO IN rrow, The TINES presents this
morning. in addition 20 news from
abroad. from the country at large. from
New York. Washington, North Caro-
lima, Virginia and Richmond, editor ials,
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Mr. Grady's public life really lasted
out three ears. H. gained a national
reputation By the fervid eloquence
with which he presented the ideas and
hopes of the New South in an after din.
ner speech at a banquet of the New
England Society In this town ia 1886.
Since that time he has been in demand
as an orator. and he had come to be re-
garded IN the North as the representa-
tive Of the spirit of progress and good
will manifested by the generation that
has grown up IN the South since the
end of the war.
At home he was loved and admired.
His energetic genius and abundant vi
tality made him capable of great use
fulness in the community with which
his interests ami hopes were identified.
IL was q short career. but the total of
Its achievement was remarkable. and
the rt membrance Of all that Grady ac-
complished for Georgia and for better
understanding between North and
South will stand long on the record.
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RICHMOND & DAEVILLE R. R,

SHORTEST AND QUICKESr LOgIE eOf-rI
AND ~of ihWt~l.
PULLMAN SIEf pf RS ON ALL NIGHT
TRAINS
SCHEDULE IS EFFECT NONE NiBEV "a
1859
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EMIGRATION OF ThE NEGRO,

In the Washington correspondence of
the Baltimore Sun. under the date Of
Mondsy, there is a series Of interesting
and suggestive interviews with num-
Der OF prominent negroes, and con-
e2icuous Southern members OF the Sem
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sgsAw~tstps.
FOR SEW YORK..


Steamers leave Richmond EVERY TUES
DAY ana FRIDAY nt H. n. Manifest
o. a. one % lr before sailing limo.
Steamers hrufr New York for Richmond
ENENl DNf~DAi and SATURDAY az
3P ~. arINlng 900 iichmona MONDAY and
FRIDAY mornings.
Passenger communications unsuff usst ..
Cab n fare % Sew York yia James
riyer route puciudlug meals and
~ uud tril tickets, limited to thirty
daya after date a. issue .................. OO
Strernge with subsistence .................. - 80
-tetrHsc. without subsistence .............. . 90
CABIN iafe STA Chesapeake and d hio
Cabin fare wa ialnmouu aud ttUi.-
burg lHlifoAu....... .A.................... 10 90
lieket- can Doe OlftiuDI 40 A. ~. ttIIhef.s IS,
1000 Nuln street, Chtslt cake and Ohio ana
Richmond aud Petersburg depois, auI at
cOmptny'- offices, 1871 Mulu street ana
wharf Rockets.
rreisLts lOiNariciand through bills Of lad.
ing ISSUED for points beyond New York.
Freight received daily unti4o D.. 81.
Passengers leaving Richmond Ou MnN-
DAlS.ItE 1DAN WE DNf~DAl- .IIlii<
DAYS, and ~AItEDA p uy the Chesapeake
and ohio railway INlI heWluit News Ht -sl1
A. N. by richmond ana letfi.Durf
railroad sam" daiI and DlO A. N. VIII
make connection az NORFOLK with steamer
aving those day.
GEORGE ". ALLEN & CO., Agents.
Nn. l3Il Main stIctt. and
2jy l0-u Compnys Wharf. Rockets.
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Little Freddy docking ct the type
writer in his fathers efIice,--What makes
typewr.ters go, papa?
Papa-Your mother.-Time.
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RICHMOND. Va.
mn, DAILY 1rMrs-clry DELIVERY.

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TRAINS NoRIHwARD


sDaily.
Nos. II, 10. -. 33, 36, and SO make no
stops SOS. p and Is stop on signal az Man
chester. Drewry's hlufi. Central ~, anI Chez
Ter Nos. 81. 3D. 30. and 81 will stop al all
stations for passengers.
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE.
On Trains nos. II ana % siecplng-fnrs be
tween New York and Tampa, Ia, C.d Jack
souvllicl. On Ifains Nos, IA and ~ sleep
ton. ON Tain 40. - sleeping cais between
Washington and JlcksOuville. on Trains
N3s. Is. 68 and - sleepi.g-cdrs between
Jacksonville and Ncw York.
.IaEONIA AIl-kAfL LINE TO NORFOLK.
LEAVE. ARRIVE.
r cllnord 1910 a. ". Norfolk, 1890 T.. N.
itichnond. s1.5s n. NJ. Norfolk, e:I5 T.. Ai.
Norfolk. $500 =. NJ. Kch'd, 100 4. NJ.
Norfolk. 900 T.. 81. Uich'd. 800 l.. N.
The trains leaving Richmond 20 $40 4 NJ.
lud Norfolk go . T.. NJ. are solid trains be-
tween these two points. and passengers go
through without change al cars CLOSE con-
nrctions are also made az Petersburg by the
2:5s T.. VI. tain from hcnmonu ana the 80
4. 81. train nom Norio X.
Tr4ins leaving RlchmOfd nj $40 \ NJ. and
1880 T.. ~. and arriyinga at Richmond nt 5:l2
A NJ. and G:Ob T.. NJ make connection ai
Petersburg % and from farmvilc, Lynch
burg and southwestern pOin's
X. VI. ~JLLl,
SuIcfiut cndert
EFT. ID. MNtt-,
General Superintendent.
T. NJ EMERSON. General Passenger Agent.
SOL HAAS, Traffic Manager.
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Jimmie.

Jimmie.
Nine children did hls n.c.ier lave
Until he went ~ skate;
Now he has met watery grave,
Aaa bis mother has bit eight
Judge.
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
" WAY COMPANY.
scuEprLE IN EFFEcr pEc. 0. lsso.


LEAVE RICHMOND.
$40 A. NJ. Local. daily except sunday for
Clifton Forge
500 A. NJ. Express, daily. for Old pointand
Norfolk. Pullman Car TO Old
Point.
HOO 4. NJ. Express, daily for Cincinnati
parlor Car to Charlottesville.
3:IOP. NJ. Express. daily, for odd Point
and Norfolk. iarlor Car TO Old
Point.
400 u. 81. Accommodation. except sunday,
for GOrdousVille.
9.IS T., N. The r. +. Y. Limited. daily. Pull
man sleeping ear tO Hinton.
sOId Nestiuule train, with
dining ear and Pulmnns. Char
lOtfcsVille o. Cincinnati and
Pullman TO Louisville.
ARRIVE, Al RICHMOND.
500 \. NJ. ard 2.tO l.. NJ. daily from en-
cinnau.
900 A. NJ from GOrdOnsville, daily. oX-
Cept SUNDAY.
lilo 4. NJ. and 200 T.. NJ. daily rom Norfolk.
7.IO 4. N. except sunday from clifton
Forge.
station: Broad street near Seventeenth.
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ticr. Of Boston. NJ. Grady spoke upon
the New South. or more particularly
that phase Of the situation presented by
the race question. 1. was forceful
and impressive speech.
To day the oralor's voice is dumb.
The film Of death rests upon the pro
pbetic visions that saw only images of
glory and greatness. Of brotherhood and
beauty. in the future of his country.
In the midst OF his promise and power
he is laid to rest with his life work ap-
parentIy but half begun. II is a great
misfortune to bis State and to his I'M
mediate people. In no small sense is II
a natioral loss. But the influences set
in motion by the fervor Of his patriot
ism. by the sincerity of his fra'ernal
purpose. by his hopeful. generous. all
embracing spirit. beyond the reach OF
unpropitiou. fate -ball bear, we trust
the fruit Of more perfect union
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baltimore Americin.l

Grady was not only an orator and q
vigorous polemical writer. but he was
manly and generous foe, apd bis
political heresies. which came OF his
environment. aud might have been
shaken OF had he lived to maturity.
were stripped Of the venom that EN-
bitters party controversy. POLITICAL
opponents North and South appear ed
TO be as proud of Mr.. Grady gifts ar
political friends. and will as sincerely
regret his untimely demise.
He was PROFESSIONALLY a power Tor
good in Georgia both by his newspaper
work and on the stump. as was demon
strated on more than one occasion. and
20 map. with the possible exception OF
Sargent S. P.entiss. ever inspired such
genuine love in the hearts of the
Southern people during period OF Jun
eventful peace. There was something
more than ability. elcquence, oratory
over even nagne ti-m. about the man to
have produced this impression. and. II
must be looked for in his absolute sim
cerity and singleness of purpose.
American journalism By his death hat
lost one of Its most faithful workers
and the South one of lis most manly
and cbiyalrous citizens.
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ONLY AL WATER ROUTE
JAMES RIVER ~ DAYLIGHT
GREAT TOURIST LINZ.
JAMESON y, Dt itN ZAP. AND WAX
SCENERY.
CHEAPEST ROUTE
RATES LESS THAN HALF CIIAlGED ~
LNlls Inns.
filt-i CLASS MEALS.
Tie elegant and fast steamer
ARIEL
carrying United states MALL,
CAfIAI. DFln.
leaves laChnO every
MONDAY. MEDNfS AM fEfDAY AT
IA. NJ. l~iKlEI-tAE> GO llifClLl Iu
SIEAAitAi- MIftIfl for aluvf-Hamfd
places. arriving ai Norfolk about 300 4. NJ.
Returning u.r steamer leaves norfolk aui
Newport News on alternate days, arriving
at Richmond about $50 4. n.
Through tickets go above named points uu
sale on steamer snd if Career, Agency. 40
1000 Mann street. Biggaec checked through
sTArE-ROOMs ENGAGED FOR DAY OK
NIGHT.
FREIGHT
frelsht received daily for Norfolk, pOrfs-
mouth, SmitLfleld, Hampton, OLD Point,
MaNcrly and uickslom. Na.: Washington
ID. T.; >eWhcr1e. N asiiugtOu aid IubIrO,
y. g.; all stations o. Atlantic and DIn,llle
Railroad. Sssboard snd Roanoke Railroad,
Norfolk southern Nailfoaa and Eastern
Norm Carolina generally; also, Tor Eastern
the James and kappabnnnock rivers AZ
LOW EST RATS, anu throw "a bills Issued.
LUCtEN Il. TAT NJ. Vice. President
No. tllT Main street and Rockets.
IRWIN WElsIGER, Freight and passef ger
Agent. myl9-t
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CHRISTMAS NOVELTIES AT THE
~ MOAiAN'S EXCHANGE.

Special mention is called TO cur Linen
Goods, such as D0yles, Tides, Scaris, fray
Covers and Novelties Of every d. scripiltu
in the way OF painted and other hand work
Drdeis solicited 'Or Plum puiding,, Frui
axes, Mnce Meat, &c, DC. Persons desir-
Ing Stamping or Initial Embroidery viii
please ~ q their OruersHs soon rs possible.
MOMAN'- EXCHANGE.
le7--a,Iu il.O de p Fourth and Franklin.
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as-gcadlnz notices IN readine-ioa''er w =
,scepts pcg line. Nonparielleaded' ~ cents
per line.
asspccial contract rates furnished on a.
piicatlon.
Auction sales. Legal Notices'and Am"s'-
mont Advertisements - per Inch eaeh IN
scrtiOn.
Rejected communications will not be re-
turned.
Entered ~ the Richmond (N") p"s'on'o'
as sccond-cass matter.
penittances' should be- made by draiis'
o,'.c',s Office orders. or registered letter.
Iaya)lcto
Richmond. Va.
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Train 80 so connects daily no kcfstNin
for thnse tlfN, thrksfilir. nnl NAl.II. nuI-
ham, licndef-uu auI lialDlsh connects lHliF
az Greensboro ior Durham kiloigh. salem.
and I'M tom. and a.l points ou North tHfu-
Una Division. at salisbury Ton AsltfIllD.
Hot springs. and 400 points boz " rtitrn NNrfu
tarulins, and nt charlotte Tor t.,t. and a.
h. K.
raln 40. % c0nnccfs daily 900 Greensboro
for Salon, Winston, halDIgn. N0ll.nIru' .nud
NooiChcid city. 900 salisbury iIf AsItNIIIr
iioi ~prng~. uni uIi POINTS m Weston
Nuith Carolina. af narcotic With Charlotte.
Columbia nl Augusta railroad f0r Columbia.
Augusta, Al. eu. Charleston. savannah.
lhuUneNIllt. tH.. IHf slnNlIir HUI NfNN.
flotlun points, HNo WIN CAROL $3.50 Central
railroad iui MilmIu iuu.
Trains nom ihe -0u.h arrive 40 Richmond
$40 4. NJ. and $3.50 d. ~.
RsOlK ADMINISTERS CONNECTION
VIA Burkc,illo to tarm1ine. iynchbuu. sul
points west leave IlrNm Hul lU.ll A. l..
arrive Richmond sop 81.
Leave R.chmnnd ......|.......-......... lo I5H.m.
AiiiNe lNchnund.................. 4il n.
AMELIA COURTHOUSE TRAM
Leave Richmond ........................ 6tOr. m.
Arrive kcnmunu.......... ............ in DID,.
tcLovtE ACCOMMODATIONS
ieaye richmond. ........-..-.....-. O. @na. Boo.
Arrive Manchesicr. ....... ........... ,il d. 'n.
VORK RIVER LINE WA WEST
L puIsI.
DAILY EXCfPr SUNDAY.
The mvorito route to Baltimore. Ihe s'0lm-
efs ON thus liur nfe models Ul beauty. rie-
gince. and cominit i.thi" .nlNnl $500
H. ~. am 1880 o.. Ni arrive Ht IH'umUfe
500 a.. ~; leave Baltimore dH'f DAeUHt
sunday ut T.. a.. nulfcn Richmond uiO
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Washington Post.

Less than two weeks ago. at the an-
pual diuner OF the Merchants Associa
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CONNECTIONS:
At NORFOLK, closely Wlth an lines fDf
Baltimore philalc ph'aand New York same
afternoon. ALSO at Norfolk Tor Eastern NUltl
Carolina aud the South.
ANEW DKl NJ 'A % Tor old Point. Humr-
ton ami Smiihueld. Va.
ANA az CLAEIMONT with the Atlantic
and Dauyilie Railroad Tor Mayerly. Hicks
ford &c
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CON

VIRGINIA STEAMBOr COM
pANh'~
&C JAMES RIVER LINE FOR
NORFOLK. PDltl0llOi IN. EWpOkl
MN b, tLAffEMNNI. AND JAML1
RIVER LANDINGS DikIDI
AND ONLY DlrlCl ROUTE WITHOUT
IiANSFth en- tHAN0LOF
ANY KIND.
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JAMES RIVER DIVISION,

JAMES RIVER DIVISION,
~ * \. x. ~
lFANI RICHMOND.
s:45 4. NJ. Mail daily for Iynchhurg, Lex
ingtOn and clifton norge.
II5 T. NJ. Accommodation except sun
day p. for ScOttsyille.
1000 f.. M. Passenger daily ioi Iynehbufg
and clifton Forge Sleeping car
10 Lynchburg.
ARRIVE Al RICHMOND.
6.I5 =. ". daily nom Chiffon Forge.
7.4OA. NJ. daily from clifton Forge.
gI5A. N.leNcept sunday nom ~cottsNNle'
station: Eighth and Canal streets.
j. T. nARAHAN. General Manager.
~. ". FULLER,
ie % General Passenger Agent