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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-05

As we stated the other day, the close
Of the fiscal year shows a surplus OF
over 00,000, goo.
The figures are more eloquent than
che voice Of the candidate and the au'
tomaton tune Of party organs.
But beyond the fact lies the great
difficulty in the question how to re-
duce that surplus.
Pension steals for the multitudinous
widows Of questionable relatives OF
suffers will not settle it, for the time Ii
coming on when our veterans will be
gone, and their legacies Of fame cannot
he d0ct0red by Tanner.
A few years hence there will be mo
veterans left, aud the people will not
accept tradition, however glorious
that speculates on transparent fraud
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-05

lie that hath trade hath an estate,
and he that hash a calling hath a place
OF profit and honor. a plowman on
his legs is higher than a gentleman on
his knees.-FIanklin.
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PRESTON 3 z L V / N,
FINE ART FU RNII - 1h1
No. IS Governor street.


NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIL
TWO DAILY TRAINS TO NORFOLK.
TWO DAILY TRAINS To l1NCUBl NG.
SCHEDULE IL EFftcT MAY De-. ~
LEAVE RICHMOND.
go A. II. Daily. rif Richmond fnI Petersburg
ia ir0ai. Leaves Petersburg 1888
a. n. daily. arrive Norfolk Do.
$50 A. NJ Daily. tia Richmond and Petersburg
railroad. Arrive tf Petersburg III. 81.
An. Nod i01fUs Petersburg lNs
A. 81 for fsrutNe. iYncthlfs
Roanoke. bristol Knoxville. anl lI
points south and West lHNDI IN
COACH 10 NADfDhD.
20 r. ". ulHy. ri1 Richmond and Petersburg
railroad Arrives Hf Prfer.NUg at
p ~. leaves pffln.Il.s II p
IT, daily. arriving NUrN. f p
y. THROUGH CAR TO NOR
200 p. N. DaIs. TN Richmond ana Peterdnrs
railroad. arriving af Petersburg st
500 p ~. connecting NIfn Train 81.
J. leaving Petersburg 90 ilH j.. A.
f0r iamIINf. iNnClNurs Roanoke.
l0caHunf.I.. Bristol. hrntt I|r. d. naf.
la1.lga. and al points south aud
PULLMAN SLEEPING CAR ACCOaN0DA.
no. i-sIceFrg err Petersburg - Bristol
without change. Saving Petersburg daily 40
1.5 p. a. Pullman sleeper lyncnburs "a
Memphis. without change.
NOS Pullman sleeper lynchhlrg 90 ~
Orleans. aud Roanoke to Chattanooga. without
change.
Tickets. hemeo checks. 900 aI 'nfornafo1
can nc uI nrl tt hlNm0nI a1i Petersburg
Railroad depot. 4. ~. hlr0HIs. lt' Main
street, and 40 che Company oAee, si Easf
w. 3. BRvuL
G0rHr Passenger A.0lt
CHARLES @. EDDY. V..e Pres don't.
INufUi. UH..U. Roanoke. Aa.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-05

WHILE American managers aud Gtors
have been 30 active in stealing the ideas
aud situations and plays, it is cOmical
10 read that Mr.. Mel Burgess has sent
his manager to London to protect his
rights 10 the mechanism Of the race
scene in the County Fair
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-05

BOULAN0ER has another card which
be must have drawn out Of his sleeve.
His friends declare that heis the man to
vindicate the cause Of France IN Egypt
and make England skip. DisraeIli is
gone, but the British people believe that
they ought to hold Egypt and the Suez
canal
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-05

ADMISSION OF THE NEW STATES. To
day the important steps will be taken
toward the admission Of four new
States into the Union. Delegates will
assemble in each 10 frame constitutions
and organize for Statehood. Grave
questions are at stake, and much Of
the prosperity and stability Of these
budding Commonwealth will depend
upon the wisdom with which this day +
work is done in Washington. Montana,
ana the two Dakotas. baltimore Her
I'D
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-05

Ben BUTLER, the sometime cock
eyed man of destiny, says that Canada
should be annexed 10 the United States,
but then that flabby old ilabbergaster
has cranked himself too often to make
any capital out Of a new idea in his old
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-05

Celery Is said to have been introduced
from France into England in l7OL From
England it later found its way to Amer
lea
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-05

The Dark Continent" is to endure a
total eclipse Of the sun on December
22, 1889. Then, for time at least, II
will be still carker.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-05

Pretty Daughter-papa, dear, what Is
optimism:
Father-The art that enables father
to smile over his daughters dressiuaker's
bills
T. D.-And pessimism?
Father-Iho ability ON the part Of a
woman to look supremely miserable in a
becoming bonnet.-Piitsburg Bulletin.
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abf Hailu dintee.
PUBLISHED By THE TIMES COMPANY
OFFICE. DOi EAST MAIN STREET
RICHMOND, VA.
CITY DELIVERY.

Delivered IN any part Of tho city and Man
chester 10y carriorsat IA cents per week.
Persons desiring the TINES delivered Al
their homes can secure IL by postal card TO-
quest OF order through telophsns No. 5<s
When delivery Is irregular Immediate com
plant should be made 10 The once. Tho sd
dress may he changed ms desired. n care be
taken In all cases 20 mention the old and
new address.
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II CHANCENY.

TnnOniaef Of This SUIT I~ fO obtain "a decree
qgainst the aefaullui. Robert 0ttnAid. l't
the payment oi thc sum oi lhre' i'N''ll'
and twenty seven ulllhfe. WIN iN-
feresf 600 One thousand and iWcnt} seven
i0llars part thereof from iie lHUN ui1 %
October 1851. until paid. ANA WIN interest
1000 Two thousand dollars ihc residue 'lritoi,
from fhr 2.fh aaF pl December Inolt hiIll
paid. and Dob ntiIch ana subject tnf in', l,n'
lf snfd Robert -taIufd lu the estate oi jose
nIiueI. -flnarl. deceased ID lne salielfc-
flNu Of Sold debt. , ,
and affidavit having been made and h'ed
fn1f fhr defendant, Robert ~ianaf,i Us iipi ID
resident " the state OF Virginia. 10 is ordered
Ihat he appear here within nftecn days hliti
done publication Of this order. ANA do Nh'l
mas be- necessary to protect bis Interest
herein.
lANn & ~NIu, pa. lcll-l A~ i~I
VIRGINIA IN THE CIRCUIT
' COCHfOF THE CITY or RICHMOND
jug E l3lH. lo-t
William 81. Thompson onh william j; tu,n-
Dhrey partners. doing business NHAri I'D.
nrm name OF William ". Thompson 81
tu........ i''i NUNS
against
Robert a. Alccorxie. doing business under
the firm name OF Robert 40. McDoihie ~
.................. ............Dr itnphnL
IS CASE AID UPON AN ATT ACuMtNI
RETURNED EXECUTED
.The object ofthis suit is to recover against
tnp defendant tIir sum of cipu. anu ID tilAti
fI.r.ftte or debts owing to him within ile
cts, " i{lchmoHd, and subject ihe same -
the payment of the plaintiffs claim.
And affidavit having been made ana hleo
nnt fO tine best OF the atlantis belief ine
saiI defendant is not "a resident ol liis 1.iit'
10 IFS ordered that he appear mere Wiliii,
affeen DAVIS after due publication hereof and
io what IS necessary to protect his interest in
this suit.
ALFRED SHIELD, Clerk.
1elI-laWiWfrI
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tee meet. General Groner told the re-
porter. that all important appointments
are held up at Washington.-NoToiE
Tirginidn.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-05

YESTERDAY the great Yankee nation,
as the ribad monarch calls US, could
put forty-two stars in the union OF the
flag.
The conventions in the four new
States had to fix up their constitutions
with certain advantages in respect o.
the number Of models that the Hoosier
statesmen had before them, and with
certain difficulties as TO certain Western
ideas.
Such matters are State control OF cor
porations, regulation Of the liquor
traffic. female suffrage and legislation
against trusts. Any or all Of these
subjects are likely to arise before The
delegates of the new States. No doubt
the aggressions of railway corporations
have already been felt in these terrific
ries, and it is all but certain that 1t VIII
be thought necessary to place a limiting
clause in one or more of the new con-
stitutions. The same is true of the
other subie named, and doubtless one
or more Of them will find place in the
results arrived at by the conventions
which meet to-day.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-05

TnE rain crow has tired out his voice,
and his note Of warning IS Of no more
significance than Greeley 5 daily bulle'
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-05
TIE ELIXIR OF YOUTH.

That great medicine man, DR.. Brown
Sequard Of Paris, issues a manifesto TO
the world at large, and especially TO
the sight seers of all nations viewing
the exposition, that he has discovered
or invented the long hoped-for elixir
OF life. or balm Of eternal youth.
There was a spasm Of JOY from the
hearts OF centennial dudes, and the
noble army Of the Bidse, OF played out
gave faint response as they tried to
brace up and prepare for another shy
at the giddy sports Of youth at twenty
francs bottle. b. b. Y. r. brow n
Sequard's Youth Restorer.)
While the spasm gyrated over the
multitudinous ranks OF the weak
minded who desire to cling to the silly
season of lie and know naught OF the
wisdom of maturity and the promises
Of another world, philosophers has
tened slowly with the dignity Of ex-
perience, and tho confidence Of moral
superiority to ask the Big Medicine
Man SeQuard Of Paris, how he could
get boom on a hfe-preserver, wher
the fact stares him in the face that peo
ple do not want to live always, but
rather prefer to stand the duties OF
life as best they can and trust in sea
son Of serene quiet where honest mer
get their reward and there are no jay
Goulds to make rings on human prlvil
eyes and make the Richmond TINfspay
treble the price for telegraph service
without getting it.
DR.. Brown sequard proposes tC
give sinners who fear the indict
ment in the next world hyper
dermic injection Of the elixir Of youth
and then at twenty francs bottle
turn them out to defy the devil and al
responsibility, and with the privilege
perhaps, of charging newspapers JUS
what they choose.
We view this important matter in
philosophical, social, moral and prac
teal light all combined, just as wher
the Richmond gas and electric hghti
flicker alternately, and vie with the
faxed tallow candle and kerosene
lamp by which we have haC
sometimes to publish the TINES
and we would have wilted undel
the trial if the idea had occurred tina
an elixir Of youth could be invented t'
eliminate responsibility and LET sinner
laugh at the undertaken and mock The
Devil. Big Medicine Man Brown Sc
guard is smart, but he will be confront
ed with one great obstacle, and that ii
that the honest men may unanimously
oppose longevity of rogues at twenty
francs a bottle.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-05

THYMoL DENTINA, the antiseptic
mouth wash, contains no acids to ruin
the teeth.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-05

ROyALrY STANDARDIZATION the Prin-
Cess Louise was betrothed TO the Earl
of Fife it was suggested by a we'll
known Englishmln that some of their
ROYAL young women might be married
10 rich Americans and he was sure
these diplomatic weddings would be OF
great benefit in promoting friendly re-
lations between the two countries.
But the court authorities returned
negative answer. They decided %
might be proper to betrothe them
TO rich subjects in the colonies. but II
would be lowering OF English dignity
to accept Americans. Thus has royalty
always regarded the people. of which
the Emperor Alexander, of Russia. fur
nished the most striking example when
he forbade the marriage Of hiH sister To
Napoleon Bonaparte. when the latter
was monarch OF two-rhirds of Europe,
because the French Emperor was not
born in the purple Courier Journal.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-05

NvfRGINIA.-IN THE CHANCERf
\ COURT OF THE CITY OF RICH
MOND lie 18TH DAY OF JUNE l06v;
b.. Victoria Wlliams........~.......... flalntiI'
against
Robert -tanarl and John Dunlop. executor
of Josephine J.. Stauari. deccase d .........
~ CHANCERY.
The object OF this suit is % obtain deere
arninst Inc defendant. Robert -tanald Tor
H. payment OF THE sum OF twenty-five hun
dred dollars. with interest thereon attei the
rate II ten per ceuium per annuin, from me
nrsf dny If september. l0,J, until paid ana
90 attach and subject amy interest," ni sAii
Robert ~tauafd boo the estate OF Josephine
J.. ~taunrt, deceased, 10 the satisfaction OF
said deht -,
And affidavit having been made ANA nled
that the defendant. Robert ~fanald, is not "a
resident of the state Of lrginla, DO Is ordered
thAt he appear here within fifteen days after
due publ Icatluu 81 this order and do what s
necessary 90 protect bis Interests 10 this suit.
A topy-irrte.
CHARLES ". GODDiN, Clerk.
LAMB & SMITH, p. % leli-laWiWfn
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LEGAL NOTICES.

NrIpGINlA.-lN THE rnA Nlll,l t''i isi
} OBJ IUE CITY tf NltuNoNh III
iDrn DAY Nf J,Nf, le-J-
James y. Gray Hin''"
against
Robert ~fnnarl and John Dunlop. executor
OlJusrphlur J.. -innAii dtrrao,i .
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-05

REPORTS from Costa Rica give zen
sational color to the performances OF
the leaders of the new party, whe pro-
pose 10 stop the work on the Nicaragua
Canal. 1t is likely that tins Is all Dosh'
AS the State of Costa Rica has made a
certain and positive agreement myoi'-
ing concessions to the Nicaragua Canal
Company, and it was not supposed that
such an agreement could DO set aside
according to the capacity Of a Southern
Republic to have as many revolutions
az 1t may desire.
We quote in another column the
editorial Of the Herald referring to lt'
own long report of the matter. Mt
Hitchcock, president OF the Nicaragua
Company, and Mr.. Menocal, chief
engineer. both state that they have
heard nothing Of the alleged difficulty
and that the work on the canal IL
going on.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-05

THAT EXTRA SESSION -Wo think the
President u right The coming Con-
gress will have q great deal of import
amt work to do. Measure of vital COM
Germ 10 the public. already too long
neglected. Will demand attention.
Tariff revision alone will claim much
time. Legislation for the relief Of the
Supreme Court j, imperative. The new
apnortionment will bee matter Of far
reaching consequence. la the Senate
the Samoan and othcrimportant treaties
will come az for consideration.
If Congress does not meet until De-
cpmbor it Will NOT get TO work IN earn.
est until after the holidays say the
middle of Jauuary.-ErchW0e
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-05

TIE SPOILsMAN.-COmmenuug on
Editor UattOn. ~ the Washington Post.
the New York Times has the following.
We have already commented upon the
view taken of the civil service Law by
that eminent spokesman. l0bbyist~poli.
tica i0bbcr. and financial schemer. he
Hon. Ton" Plat, tx Senator and
actual Boss of the State of New York.
This view has recently been practically
indOrsed BY the Hon. Senator Blair. Of
New Hampshire. who could lot be so
bad "a man az Plat If be wished 10 be,
owing 10 a cOngenital defect in his IN
tellect. 1t has still more recently been
approved, with appropriate amphiica-
tiOns, by the Washington Post. which
is the organ Of ex-Postmasier-General
HattOn. a spokesman as conspicuous and
as contemplate a, Piatt, but OF much
less capacity: who has Plat 5 talent for
making himself despicable and despised
but Is entirely lacking in the power TO
make himself feared These gentlemen
very fairly prescntthcextremerandle least
respectable element in the class of
politicians who hate the civil service
iaw az the hOrse-thief hates the halter.
II is to be noted, however, that though
they are men without the least claim to
respect from the public. they have each
and all occupied positions the iucum-
bents of which ought to deserve re-
spect. One has been a Cabinet officer,
"a second - q Senator. the third is po-
ntical Cabinet maker. more powerful
by far in determining the policy of the
administration as to the division OF
spoils. which is its chief concern, than
any member If the Cabinet itself.
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Brother Bowen, editor Of the Isde-
pendent, has that high @sthetic ideal
conception of journalism that sees at a
glance where fat advertising Is ire
spective Of Father Dana's standing
maxim not TO print paid adverpse
ment as reading matter. Brother
Bowen is n Republican OF the strictest
sense, raised at the feet OF the prophet
and blessed with interchangeable per
sonal relations with Ali Ben Hassan,
the good cahph of tho G.. o. F., he took
hold Of the Fourth Of July with ten
der, patriotic hand, gloved in a senti-
ment Of tickling his own palm with a
hint from the Wanamaker postal card.
The good Caliph Ali Ben Hassan saw IN
Bowen's boom for Woodstock only a
pious lemonade holiday. arranged on
his own beautiful, Sabbatarian Junket
on the Wanamaker yacht, for Ben
Hassan Ali is pious man, the fact who
will deny?
The public was treated to picture OF
the good Caliph swinging in ham
mock at Woodstock while Editor Bowen
sat by and read him an article from the
Independent explanatory of the glorie'
of the Fourth, adapted to the scenery
OF a summer resort (seven dollars day
with historic features Of the roya
visit.
Perhaps more will be known of Bow
en's talentsin business and politics whei
his postal card, which we publish thi'
morning. is read, wherein he explains
that a royal presence at Woodstock hai
been mnequalled since President Grant
VISIT in 1870. and the attractions are Il
brilliant and numerous that thoy mus'
Do seen to be appreciated.
II there was a salient point IN CleVe
land IS administration it was his asseT
ton of the character and dignity OF the
great Office, and when this had been Sc
recognized it looks like the mad infatu
alton of self-conceit for a President t'
set himself up for target for ridicd'
and hob-nob with Bowen after lunket
ing with Wanamaker and rewardini
Elliot Shepard with an honor which th'
arrant. pyrotechnic fraud can 10 NOR
wear than a goat could trot hors'
race. or a bullfrog sing q solo.
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BLAINE's SAY.-The United States is
the only country with a known birth
day. All the rest began the, know not
when. and grew into power they know
not how. II there had been mo- indie
pendence Day England and America
combined would not be SO great rs each
actually is. There Is no Republican.
10 Democrat on the Fourth OF July
oil are Americans. An feel that
their country Is greater than party.
JAMES GILLESPIE BLAINE.
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JOHN l.. BRANCH, FRtD. X. SCOTT,
nryruF "A. BRANCH. FRED. ". SC0TT,
Ions KERR BRANCH.
THOMAS BRANCH u 90,
BANK gKS IND BROKERS.
BONDS, sTOCKs. and SECC III I'll II
BOUGHT AND SOLD IN this and All the
Northern markets. - -
We hAyea private telegraph wire from ouf
ONCE 10 All the Northern exchange, ana car
execute orders for ACTIVE STICKS within
A few minutes OF their receipt al our once.
We get quotations every quar-er oi an hout
xhicn are open tor the insp> elton CT ouf
customers.
Earliest information on the subject OF Rail
Dad and Corporation Securities and etatt
Bonds. .,,,,. IN
dc eu lHOAAc bhANSh W.
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CREAM OF THE PRESS.
BRIGHT COMMENTS
ny BRIGHT WRITERS.
Quaint Political Prohibition
wati-Biatue~ Nay-Ibe hpoiisman-
Bowen's Ad.-Ihc Costa Hicans Are
OF Their Base-Other liens OF In
tcresf.

QUAINT Political MISUNDERSTANDING
calmly at the rising Fourth Of July sur,
the Tribune yesterday delivered itself
Of this burst OF ptsdmistic humor
Politically the nation IS free. and It's
progress is towards greater freedom
The tendency Of all recent changes IN
government, and Of all the popular
movements for reform. Is towards dim
mutton in the power of individuals 10
control political events. and towards
greater freedom IN the expression and
greater fcertainty in the recording 81
the popular will Wealth has not the
power it formerly had. nor great names,
nor social position; but the deliberate
opinion Of the majority becomes each
year more clearly the supreme power.
Let Us smile
How the m0desty Of Mr.. Levi p. Nor
ton must have palpitated TO learn from
that paragraph that really 1t was ms
distinguished craftsmanship and not
his bank account which made him Vice
President And Wanamaker Could
any number Of orders for dry goods
have given him the delight he felt
when The foremost organ of his party
thus assured ali good people that
wealth has hot the power IT formerly
had. and. by necessary inference. that
be could have got his Cabinet Office ON
bis merits even if he had not been fore
sighted enough to buy it during the
campaign Y-Aelo York World.
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III T|'I'TII y w T
New York. June 2s. lss9.

PROHIBITION 3 WAID-There has been
some mauWuveung. some TrOmlscuous
battling, a great deal of noise and fir
ing. and those who carried the flag of
Prohibition have fallen back. But SIC
take courage i'm the discovery that there
are none OF our forces dead OF miss
ing, and those who have smelied pow
der ascertaiued the real position and
strength of the enemy arc keeuer and
more determined than ever 90 do some
real lighting according to approved tao
ties.
Why didn't we sweep things
Principally because We. or rather the
numerically prep0nderatlus elements
in our councils, permitted the Boss
Quays to dictate our mOyements.-ihs
Voice.
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- Val i|HIl An D.
SCHEDULE if fffit'i ttft -'t
LEAVE hl'iiN'Ni'
con A 81. Local. daily I.reIrl rulIaI. llr
CNfuu furt..
$500 A. At. iNnr..,-, '..is. '.r '" i'.. .i
1f.tn, AZ i,.r.-. IlU. Nr r.U.....fI
Pullman IurIni ul -I .Niu.
.r
a.oap AZ ltrfl-s. l4Hp for aba p.nf
sni ,nflIk Pullman IuiIIr
r'-f,,l I.i Point
-.rrp AZ Recommendations rx..Uf sum.
SID j. '' mann ., p ). eo.ns cr ,o linton
SOLID Nf.tnHe iein, afH
l0uestiuD tn CINCINNATI anna
Pullman i' i'''-f '.'.
ARRIVE AT RICHMOND.
500 A. 81 anI 2.lO D.. 81. daily iom cine
cunaft ..........
"'oo D. '' ,..,i'
stations nr01l street n.ar seventeenth.
t' N %. Do. 3d.
leave RICHMOND
$780,. f..
fi5P.M AcrommoaaiIDn 'eA..m -4a-
., d., .,f..-.I....
ana .i''H ','-e'
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ARRIVE AT hl' llMNNI
e.f5p. daIy from CNlnn I.rsr
~ a. ..,....,.f ...tr.l1,.I fr..DI -..ff.rIfI.
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YORA RIVER


Daily except sunday.
The fafartr N0ufofo HaNmof
Tho steamers OF fhl Ine are models %
beauty. c'c.Hncc, ana comfort
fIntFN Richmond
filU and "a. U u.m.
Arrive baltimore fLcaFe baltimore
aga.m Um.
Arrive Richmond NfNIni ID 900 $500.
Fare Richmond fo baltimore. fiuf Ilaa1
g.. second class. fltl
Iln YORK. River Dine afHri' superior al
yanfasns fu business urn 'n enabling them %
leave Richmond nDtr me close M Che day
transactions. ani arrive at Baltimore carly
next incoming. NffHr having tHIuyrl delight
fi| n.gitf rf.t. ffee from thc duet and noise ~
railway travel.
TWIST POINT ACCOMMODATION.
L,aro Richmond 0z1 40. depot. ID loan.
Arrive Richmond, - al pn
snlNy fuaNy except sunday.
Depot AMI fttri Office foot or viz a
street. up town office. corner Tenth and Nan
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