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psues. MEDICINES. SC.
VIOLA LOTION

VIOLA LOTION.
For the prevention ami cure ~ CHAlFhp
HANDS. ROUGH SKIN. SKIN EkuPIloNs'
ECZEMA. and ANNOYING ITCHING. ana
indeed, an kinds Of cutancous diseases
This prescription was prcscred by ceie-
bratcd specialist Of Philadelphia for one OF
our well known citizens. II accomplished
such wonderful results, and the calls upon
him for it were 30 numerous that he placed
the prescription in our hands 10 be com
pounded and sold at such reasonable price
that all sufferers might avail themselves OF ITS
benefits. II can be had at a low price, ana We
advise all sufferers 10 try II.
Numerous testimonials could be obtained to
It's merits If desired.
BODEKER BROTHERS, Druggists.
emoll-tf lll8 Main street.
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RAILROAD.
ks&JSk:Yssr rsEaA

hlChhOND AND PEIER1lrs
ROAD TINE TABLE .
Com meDcing IT, ESDAY. Ilr.....
100 pm, trains on tnis r0a1 s... b.
ows. ',4l
TRAINS SOUTHWARK
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THE DAILY TINES.
CITY nrllvERv.

Delivered In any part Of tho city and Man
chester hy carriers At ~ cents per week.
Persons desiring the TIMES delivered Nv
their homes can secure Il hy postal carl re-
ouos, or order through telephone No. %"
when delivery Is irregular Immediate com
plaint should be made 20 tho Office The ad-
dress may De chang q rs desired, II car" be
tukcn in all cases 20 mention the old and nc"
address.
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Mr.. CHARLES ARBUCKLE, the million
aire, has found out that it costs $4,000 20
write love letters 10 pretty Baby Blunt
inc
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DIEBoLD SAFE Co, r. L. Barnes
Richmond, agent, took the premium at
the Virginia Exposition for the best
dynamite-proof safe. IL flow
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Don't GIVE ME anything else, for
nothing does my children and myself
the good that DR. David's Cough Syrup
does.
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.TnAnI.lIPs
Z ALD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COh
~ PANY.
FOR NRw YORK.

steamers leave Richmond EVERY TUBS
DAY and FRIDAY at DIN.
Steamers leave New York for Richmond
EVERY WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY
at 3p. m; arriving 10 Richmond MONDAY and
FRIDAY mornings.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed
Cabin fare 20 New York VIA James river
route Including meals and BERTH. .....f ~
ROund-trip tickets limited 20 thirty days
after date of issue. ..................... "a a.
Storage with subsistence. ............... 8 %
Steeiage, without subsistence. ......-.. ~
Cabin fare via Chesapeake and Ohio nall
fUtussfftst ffFfff ~ ''
Cabin fare Via Richmond and Petersburg
railroad ftstttattss. iN ~
Tickets can b. obtained at A. W. CARRIERS.
100 Main street chesapeake and ONO and
Richmond and Petersburg depots and az com
pany's ohices. 1911 Main street, and wharf
Rockets.
Frelghts forwarded and through bills OF LAD
lng issued for points beyond New York.
Freight received daily until hour Of sailing
Passengers leaving Richmond on MON
DAYS,TU ESDA rs, WEDNESDA tn u RS
DAYS. and SATURDAYS bY the Chesapeake
and Ohio railway ("ia Newport Ncwslat SABA m
and by Richmond and Petersburg railroad
same day. at 1903 am, Will make connection
al NORFOLK with steamer leaving those
days. ..,
GEORGE w. ALLEN s CO. s.nts,
No. lUl Main e.frrt. and
2jy left Company Wharf. Rockets.
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DIEDMONT AIRLINE.

DIEDMONT AIRLINE.
RICHMOND a DANYILLE RAILROAD
SHORTEST AND MOST DIRECT ROUTE
TO THE SOUTH.
PULLMAN SLEEPER> ON ALL MIGHT
TRAINS.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JAN'Y. Q. 1879.
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ryTOnrrvATr FvOrGH-

a short time since, % be attacked boy very Sc
we're ease Of luilammatoTy rheumatism, brought
about from bis exposure IN outdoor meetings.
The disease proved so virulent and 80 imper-
yious 20 the remedies and skill oi the several
prominent Thyslola called Ia, that his friends
became seriously alarmed. II appeared fore
gone conclusion that even If he recovered, his
usefulness as minister would bo impaired. u
not destroyed, by the avages OF this eadiul
disease. As "A sort ~ forlOrn hope DO began
the use OF Hunn'outts Rheumatic Cure, ana
was at once relieved, and in short time fully
restored 20 his old time health and vig0r. tie
writes. 81 believe that Hunnioutts Rheumatic
Cure is tho best remedy for this disease over
discovered. Il gave me back all that lie Is
worth living Tor. and have been entirely free
from rheumatism since used IT, This rem
edy Is sold by all druggists at 81 per bottle.
OWENS x MINOR DRUG CO..
Richmond. Va, Wholesale Agents.
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YORk RIVER


TRT WEEKLY
The Favorto Route 20 baltImm
The steamers Of this line aie models OF
beauty, elegance. and comfort.
fLeaye Richmond Tuesday Thursday and
Saturday at 3al nm.
Arrive Baltimore Arrive Rchqono
5sDam lufn Am.
Leave Baltimore Tuesday Thursday and Sat
urday at pm
rare Richmond 70 Baltimore: First Glass
g., second class, $40.
The York River Line affords superior sd
vantages 90 business Den I'm enabling then a.
leave Richmond near the close of the days
transactions, and arrive 40 baltimore earl
next morning, after having enjoyed delight
ful nights rest, free from the dust and noise OF
railway travel.
WEST POINT ACCOMMODATION.
Il ave Richmond Cg}d 81. depot, rs 10 AIN
Arrive Richmond. " " % % pm
'Dally. fDaily except Sunday.
Depot and tcket-Ofico foot of virgins
street up town office, corner Tenth and MAR
streets.
PEYTON RANDOLPH. JAS. l.. TAYLOR
Gene Al Manager. Gen. Passr Agent
SOL. HAAS JOS. 3. POTTS,
Traffic Manage Div. Pass'r A gent
li,---
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THERE are twenty-five ships-ot-wsr
being constructed for our navy, and they
are good ones
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The Reverend j. a. Munday. the great evan
gehst. whose picture we give above, has been
wonderfully successful I'm tho work Of evan
gel.sm. The newspapers Of our larger cities
TEEN with accounts OF his wonderful preach
ing and the personal magne ism which seems
10 greatly aid him Ia hls work amid the pur-
lious and haunts OF wickedness which iniest
all cities. lie was horn ia siatesgn'e, North
Carol ma. May 3D.. 1864, and IN bis youth stepped
upon the stage As an actor. After an expert
ence OF four years as O. Snowman no was con
yertel and Joined the Baptist Church OF Nor
cruss. Georgia, in 1876
he entered the ministry after three years
course On the Southern Baptist Theological
Seminary. Grecnune 5. c. His talent and abil-
fly were soon recognized ami be aborcd rs pas
tor of several prominent churches. Feeling
impressed that hls duty called him to another
class of work. be became an evangelist, and
his fame has spread all over our Nation. Rev
erend Munday was
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Bur still it is said that Allison, Blaine,
and Wanamaker will not be in the Cabi-
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IT. Blaine is to DE Secretary of State,
where then will Harrison's second term
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JAMES d. FISK will now be free aud
can either reform OF mediate on
crime
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CO MS u M PTI0N

last stages Of that terrible disease rs effect Is
wonderful. The coush r. eased. and the
respiritlOns heightened the lungs begin o.
heal. the hectic fever and night sweats are
checked. strength and yigOr return. sleepiess
Nights give place 10 quiet rest and cheerful
awakening, theappetite returns. and hope and
happIncs. take the place OF feebleness aud
despair N n docs not de- what il ciaim' tOr
%. return the tonic and your money viii be-
cheerfully refunded.
THE pN-T Y aprCrNAr AKIN GREAT
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Tho Philadelphia Record says Of the
Senate Tariff bin that in its proposed
increase of existing high rates OF duty
on wool and woolens, tin-p ate, and
many other articles of necessity, the bill
is a shameful concession 10 the EXTREMIST
demands of monopoly.
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Sleepless nights yade miserable by
that terrible cough. Shiloh's Cure is the
Remedy for you.
OWENS 4 MINOR DRUG Co.
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GENERAL LAwTON. our Minister 10
Austria, has forwarded his resignation 10
Washington.
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UP IN A BALLOON.
EXCITING ACCOUNTS OF ADVENT.
uaES IN CLOUDLhND.
The Oldest Living Aeronaut Relates Some
OF His Experiences-Falline Into the
BAY from n storm Tossed BaiIoon-A
Battle with Housetops.

Eay rom STORM i"@>'n bhiooh ~
Battle with Housetops.
George Elliott was born on the Franklin
road. about three miles from the city limits
Of Baltimore. In which city he is passing his
old age He is now - years old Professor
Elliott was at an carly agsnpprenticod 10 the
shoe trade After the completion Of his ap.
premiership he began business on Baltimore
street IN the spring Of 1884 the town was
flooded with posters, stating that Professor
Mills, famous balloonist. would give ex-
hibltions Of his skill and daring from
Federal Hill lot Elliott. becoming great
Is Interested IN these ascensi rs, made
the acquaintance Of Professor Mills and
secured from him the promise OF an as
ccnsion rs soon as he should return from
Philadelphia Professor Mills ascension az
Philadelphia, however, was unsuccessful
lis balloon became uunanagoabc. and, find
ing himself drifting seward, with both night
and storm coming on, made a perilous
lump into the top Of grove OF pine trees
abandoning his balloon and severely injuring
himself
Young Elliott had by this timo become
thoroughly enthused upon the subject, and
nothing but trial would satisfy him.
Everybody laughed at the idea Of plain
George Elliott, whom they all knew so well,
going up in a balloon. Nothing daunted,
however, no succeeded in saving sufficient
money to buy the materials and made hand
some balloon
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Boulangist profits now by the lack of
an orderly, well-digested scheme Of re-
vision 1t is coalition in opposition,
and il holds together without difficulty
but when il becomes a coalition respon-
sible for the government Of the country,
the irreconcilable factions now artiecially
united viii inevitably fall apart-I'ri-
bunc.
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BOULANGER's BACKERs-A dispatch
from Paris has the following
VIII tyrants who owe their power TO
fraud try TO keep il by violence asks NJ.
Never. Are NJ Flouquet X Co. still to
feed at our expense; queries NJ. Roche
fort. adding IF they refuse TO accept
Yesterdays verdict they are guilty OF an
other second of December, and their
c0uD q etqt would be perpeirated, not by a
man against a legislature, but by a
legislature against a man NJ.
Rochefort is q feather-brained poll
tician. but he speaks out palmer than
most Boulangists think yet prudent VI
Paul de Cassagnac is palmer still. Re
sistance, cries Paul is vain. The Cow
eminent cannot stop the march OF the
people. Then in that rhetoric, speaking
with the flood so characteristic Of NJ. de
Cassagnac The President of the Re-
public, the Senate, the Chamber of Dep
utes. the shameless press which has
fought their battle, they are all in the
dust, all beaten, and so many corpses to
be cleared away"
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FREIGHT

FREIGHT.
Freight received daily Tor Norfolk, Ports
mouth, smlthhelt, Hamilton. ola Point, Nay-
erly. and HiaksfCrd. Va; Washington, ID. g.;
New berne. Washington. and IarbOru, y. c.;
all stations on Atlantic a Danyilie railroad,
,eaboard q Roanoke railroad. Norfolk south
ern railroad. and Eastern North Carolina
generally also, for Eastern shore OF Virginia
and all regular landings on toe James river
At LOVES RATES. and through bills Is
sued.
LUCIRN n. TATUM. Vice President,
No ll7 Main street and Rockets.
IRvIs wEIsIOER. Freight and Passenger Agt.
fmyz|u
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CONNECTIONS.

CONNECTIONS.
Train No. 10 connects daily at Keysyill'
for Chase CITY, Clarksyille, and Oxford
Durham. Hende. son and Raleigh con
meets A. Greensboro FOR Durham
Raleigh. Salem. and Winston. and All points on
North Carolina D. visi0n, st Salisbury for Ash
Vile. Hot Springs and all points IN Western
North Carolina, and At Charlotte Tor G.. :
A. X. X.
Train No. 81 connects daily &C Greene
borO' for Salem. Winston. Raleigh. Colds
boro'. and Morehead CITY II Salisbury iol
Asheyilo. Hot Springs. and all points r.
Western North Carolina; at Charlotte with
Charlotte, Columbia ard Augusta railroad iOf
Columbia. Augusta, Aiken. Charleston, swan
nah, Townsville. Ga, Jacksonville aud Other
Florida poiuts also with Carolina Contra
railroad for Wilmington.
Trains from the South arrive az Richn0nd
5.l6a.m. and $50 pm.
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Gbl Uailp Gtueo.

p. g-lsHEp EVERY DAY ~ THE YEAR
ny THE TINES PUBLIsuINd COM
pANy. oFFIcg EAST MAIN STREET
RICHMOND. VA.
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The above is fac smile of package
Of OLD VIRGINIA OHER00Ts, full
size, and made of the very best Tobacco,
mild and sweet. Equal to any lO-cent and
better than any Scent cigar on the market.
Ask for the Old Virginia CherOCts, and see
that you are not imposed on by limitations.
Ny name is on every package.
FOR SALE EVERYWHERE
Packages Oi Chero IT. are ON ,ae marke %
near lNthe same color Of paper as the Old
Virginias, but take no other except Il has
MY trade mark aud name Of 4. WHHLocz
on every package
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At NORFOLK. closely with all lines for Bal
tixOre. Philadelphia. and New Yurk same AZ
ternOOn: also. at Norfolk t.r Eastern North
Carolina and the south.
AMEN PORf NEWS for Old Point, hamp
ton, and smithheld, Va.
And AZ CLAREMONT with the Atlantic 8
DanviIo railroad for WaFerly. Hickslurd. sc.
ONLY ALL WATER ROUTE.
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JAMES RIVER BY DAYLIGHT.
GREAT TOURIST LINZ.
JAMESTOWN, DUTCH GAP. AND WAR
SCENERY.
CHEAPEST ROUTE.
RATES LESS THAN HALF CHARGED BY
RAIL LINES.
FRS i-CLASs MAILS.
The elegant and fast steamer
ARIEL
carrying United states Maid.
CAPITALS bhfD.
leaves RicnmOud every
MONDAY. "WEDNESDAY, AND FRIDAY
AT 7 An lslHEtI-CAks CONNECT N
FULL TIME Tor above named places, arriV-
ing az Norfolk about SO pm Returning,
inc steamer leaves N0rti *. and
Newport News on alternate days, arriving a.
Richmond about SD pm.
Through tickets 10 above nimed points on
sale on steamer and az CARRIERS Agency, No
100 Nam street. Baggage checked through
sTATE.ROOMs ENGAGED FOR DAY
OR NIGHT.
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IN TIE BAv

My first ascension from Charleston was
made frow Meeting street was carried
seward over John and james islands. and
landed on Wadmelo island Dr. Angel, an
immensely wealthy planter, resided on Nad-
meio island amid almost oriental luMues
Ho was highly pleased with my unexpected
visit After spending the night at bis house,
| was taken back 10 Charleston by his race
boat manned by twelve sturdy black men,
Ny second ascension was uueventful. On
my third, reached the height Of three and
half or four miles, and was in the air about
one or threequarters Of an hour having
been unable 10 descend earlier on account ol
some difficulty in opening tho valve OF the
balloon When descended IL was perfectly
dark, and alighted in the bay about ten or
twelve miles outside the bar, where ] re-
mained for several hours supported by the
balloon, when a sdf from pilot boat Cora,
Capt. Albert, came % my relief / was
transferred from the IA, in the vicinity of
Sulhvans Island t. me steamboat Etiwan,
Capt Sassard, which boat had been dispatched
to my assistance at a late hour Of the night
After the events continued my tour 90
New Orleans, where | made ascensi0ns from
part OF town called Lafayette Ny first
trip occupied three hours, and landed GA the
battle-ground where Gen. Jackson, with bis
Kentucky and Mississippi riaemen, defeated
Cen Pakenham, with his English regulars
Ana l.I.
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DR. Cs. MEDICINES.
THE GREAT
Iron and
Wild Cherry
TONIC

SHOULD ne AND : UNIVERSALLY
PRESCRIBED
bv All physicians: a preparation OF lRON.
WILD CHERRY. and pHOSPHArES in such
form as To- De- readily assimilatod by the sys
TEN. It's ingredients are found In all graii,s
ln wheat. corn. Ac.. and u Is delicious 20 NV
scicuff fc uroDaratiOn II il unfaiiing In such
diseases a. arise from Indigestion OF ioo"'
: flH
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ASHLAND TRAINS

Mon 'uy.. 81 Ouc.iHls. HII II
train makes 300 .u.uI Stops. 1000.
charged. fHsf nurfl.N.alI
Thursday, lUth Instant
ASHLAND TRAINS
DAfLY ExCrrr auNntFa
400 pm. accommodation. leaves If
station arrives lt AshHrIff
800 pm. leaves Ella. arffrI a' A...
6lB pm.
s.i5 am. accommodation, arrives Az
street station, leaves Asahlii
66s pm. arrives 90 Elbs leaves A,lr
.A.TAYLOB. GenorsI T.cnrAf
Z. 7. ID. MYEns. General suDarao...I.
NORFOLK AND NE5IlIE g..
y ROAD.
= WO DAILY TRAINS IN hN.'
TWO DAILY TRAINS 900 IlN
SLHEDlLEiN fffrII ULlrNI
LEAVE RICHMOND
$50 a ". Daily. r.1 richmond H..
RAILROAD. Leaves lOi
A NJ. dalyi arrive .
o.5OA NJ. Da.Iy. la Richmond ANA
railroad. ArrF.n f.f.r
An. so. l IDiFc- f.I.r
a. 81 Cor FaImUIr. i
h0annke. hrsfNL hH.h.
puints ~OuIh hui West II.
COACH IO hAniOhN.
$50 =. ". Daily. fla hithmuni HHH
railroad. Arrives Hf f00
BlOp. n. luFcs f.f0I
~. daily arriving h.If
a. thkUlGh CAR II
FOLK.
ecu p. NJ Daily. tiq Richmond l0I I
railroad, ARRIVING Ht
go Z. M- come .iIN|
]. leaving feferN.I
tor Farm l.a. Itn.I....
pocah0nt s. Bristol. h..I..
taulosl, anil adj .r
West
PULLMAN sLEEpfNG-CAN Ai.IN.
Tons
40 l-slecplng-c1r pefcrHm t
without cha 4e. leaving itf..
$40 =. ". Pullman sle.rel
Memphis without change.
nO.5 Pullman sleeper IFn
Orleans. aud Roanoke t0 lMt'l0
change
tickets. mQmge-chrcks ari
can ne OD'a.ueI Co., NII nmUl
Railroad depot a N. hAr.
street. and at tno Company
Dlfn.
Genera lI..
CHARLES t.. EDDY. hI.. i...
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GEN'I McCOOK --Genl Edward Nc
Cook, formerly Minister TO the Hawaiian
Islands, delivers the following interest
Ing opinion on Samoan affairs
MIR Bayard evidently does not appre
ciate the fact that any power, even a sec
ond-class naval power, holding tho lia-
waiian or Samoan islands, would domi-
nate the commerce of the North Pacific
If you will look at the map you will see
that these two groups Of islands are the
only two cOaling stations we can have
between San Francisco and China, or
san Francisco and Australia They
are the only ports where our
merchantmen could look for assistance
and supplies in distress, and the only
places where our war vessels could coal
and reft in the event of a war with any
foreign power No power except Eng
land and the United States has any bust
ness 10 establish itself in that western
Pacific. Such a thing would make
practical barrier between the United
States and Australia in the event of war
NOpower has any strategic rights there
except the United States and England.
How quickly Germany would fight
if any great power attempted TO estab-
lish itself i'm the German Ocean, We
should be just as ready 10 fight if Ger
many should attempt 10 establish itself
on the only line OF communication We
have on the Pacific Ocean between our
country and Asia and Oceanica.
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I-NOIg. Sos. ] and q rnH IL
Richmond and clifton Forge
sunday hetsceu Balcony ia.r
tom
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An Old QUESTION ANswERED.-ln d
forthcoming number of the North Amerr
can Reaor, Ex-President Jefferson Days
will have an article entitled, who Was
10 blame for AndersOnyilleF
1t is safe to say in advance that Mr..
Davis will answer the question without
doing violence TO the facts of history.
The government at Washington made
Andersonyille possible when il refused
to exchange prisoners. The blockading
Of our ports and the devastating work of
the Federal armies reduced our soldiers
and people to the verge Of starvation
and the inmates OF the Andersonville
stoekade had to take pot luck with us
Constitution.
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ARRIVE RICHMOND
i56 pm.-MA L. daily
s.l5 8m.-ACCOMMODAIiOh ttl
sunday.


A. clifton Forge VIII llH.a
railway iJr the South, NDsI. aII
AZ LyuciDurg WITH h.rt
railroad Tor AT points rl.'.i
Southwest, and Virginia N4aul
all points North and south.
Al Richmond Wlth As-Otlttri ..t
sll points IN the South. ani h.n
icksOury and Potomac rIIflaf ..I
At Lexington WIKI ha. Un'r t
road, making close cOnnHt I'
Ferry 70 and from pIf.sN... t'
also 20 points Moth ald at--
SLEEPING CANS Lfhinll .f
PHlS. NEW ORLEANS, ans ilIIN r.
Trans marked daily except '-.
Tickets sold ~ al I.IN'e
Z 81 Main troet. loo ha.n ti'
Richmond an Allegheny l.pl. DIDO
Canal streets. .....
JOHN X. MAlNl
Tde5 Gem iissU Isf' .
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TKAINs NoRInm..-

Io1Yo Arrive
Nc. Petersburg Richmond
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-11-18
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This is the latest of Lippincott's series of
select novels, and is one of the most inter
esting.