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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-06

GnEAr confidence is expressed by the
friends Of the international Copyright
bin that the motion to BE made by hr
Randall to-day TO fix an hour Wednes-
day for vote on that bill will prevail.
and that the bill will go to the President
for his signature before the week Il
ont. The New York Times sincerely
trusts that they will not be disappointed.
In the long history of this Congress there
hs, been no proposal Of legislation with
an object more desirable for best Inter
ests of this country. more honor
able 10 its advocates, or more thoroughly
American than this 1t establishes the
recognition of Just principle, and II Sc
cures American writers against competi-
ton with stolen goods In their own mar
ket and against having their works stolen
in foreign markets So far as concerns
the interests of those engaged Ia the
printing and publishing Of books, we are
confident that II will very greatly extend
both the amount and the profits OF legiti-
mate business.
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The general agitation Of the subject OF
the Southern race issue shows that men
of thought and wisdom throughout the
Union who are not willing TO sacrifice
the welfare Of the country 10 the greed
for Office, aud the lusi for wealth-ill
gotten from q tax.buriened people-teel
that no question Of more vital National
interest than this exists. And they are
right. The settlement Of this race prob
lem is one in which every section Of 'bis
Republic are personally interested,
whether they realize it OF not
Naturally, it IS a matter o. more direct
interest TO the South, for we have the
negro with us as permanency What
10 do with him is. therefore an impor.
tant factor I'm our civilization since
negro supremacy would mean TO the
south simply relapse into harbarism'
the conversion of this. the iairest section
Of the land into q Wilderness socially.
politically and financially, and a repeti-
iion on an immense scale of what the
civilized world has seen In the fertile
island OF Haytl and other countries
where the African bears rule The
South would never consent 10 such "a
condition of affairs. and that is inst what
Governor Lee meant when. in his recent
interview with New York H,rad cor
respondent, he said the two races never
could asslmilate, and it is just what the
South means when IL tells the negro,
once for all, that he will be fully pro-
tected in all his rights, but that he will
never be allowed to dominate.
To the North this question ls of almost
equal importance as TO the South. Every
section Of this country is more or less
dependent on the other The North and
West need the products of the South and
East, and eice gersa. Whatever, therefore,
affects the prosperity Of one affects that
Of all, and it would be impossible for the
South 10 be ruined without the North
feeling It's effect most seriously.
These facts being conceded the duty
of every one who calls himself patriot
no matter from what portion OF the
country he halls. is plain He must dis
card sectional and political prejudices
and bend his every energy towards the
solution Of this. the great yeved problem
of the day. II General Harrison assumes
the Presidential chair with the
intention Of simply building up his
party at the expense of fomenting
sectionalism, or 10y, AS far as
in him lies, creating chaos in the South
he and his party will fail even more igno-
minuously than did Grant when, as twice
President, ne made the same attempt, for
he will not have such complete control
OF the Treasury and of every department
OF the government as Grant had. If, o
the other hand, he enters Office with The
firm determination Of being President Of
the whole country, and working for the
best advantage of all, he will have The
hearty cooperation OF every man whos'
support is worth having and will make
an enyiable name for himself and recorC
for his administration Under any cir
oumstances II Is imperstiyeiy necessary
that the people Of the South should b'
harmonious and united, and stand 70
gsther for the protection OF their civil
zation, which IS their life
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CHESAPEAkE AND ohio "o0''
scgEDULK IN EFFECT NOV. 18th
. 1873

LKAvE RICHMOND:
a., am For Newport News, Old Point Com
for and Norfolk, daily except
Sunday.
sis am snniays only. To Newport News,
Old Point. and Norfolk.
.u.o6 am Through and Local Mail 70 all
points West, except Sunday.
s2l nm For Newport's News, Old Point and
Norfolk, except Sunday.
4csD nm GOr,ionsyille accommodation, eK-
cept Sunday.
ea1 nm For Louisville, Cincinnati, Chicago
St. Louis. Memphis, and New Of
leans. Fast Express, with through
Pullmans Daily. Only route run
ming Pullmans Wet from Rich
mond.
ARRIVE RICHMOND.
< 30 am GOniOnsyille accommodation ex-
cspt sunday.
i0:65 am From Norfolk, Old Point, sne
Newport News Except SUNDAY
$40 pm From Local points and the west.
daily except Sunday.
6:O6pm From Norfolk. Old Point and New
pOn -ews. daily. Pullman pal
ace sleeping car n, m Richmond 70
Cincinnati,
9:CO pm From Louisville and Cincinnati.
Fast Express daily.
Depot: Seventeenth and Broad streets.
Toket-ofsices i0oo Main street and depot.
II. w. FULLER.
General Passenger Agent.
]. r. ODELL.
General Manager.
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0WENS.& MINOR
DRUG COMP ANY,
Wholesale and Retail
Druggists,
1907 MAIN ST.
oprnsITE pOnTlFFIOE.

Keeps a largo and we'll selected stock OF mnoy
TOILET SOAPS and PERFUMES, COsMl~
TICS. FACE POWDERS. BALMsaDd all kinds
OF beautiful line English. Frencha American
HAIRBBUsHRS. CLOTH BRUSHES, FLESH
BRUSHES. SHOE BRUSHES. TOOTH and
NAIL BRUSHES.
We keep all the year round PLUSH CASES
suitable for Bridal Presents as we'll as ladies'
and Gentlemen's travelling SETS.
All kinds or MINERAL WATERS both az
wholesale aud rotai. weareagents Tor the now
Justly celebrated Dyspepsia cure. CHASEClrf
LITHlA WATER. which We deliver in any
part of the city for 25 cents per gallon. Per
sons suffering with Kidney affection viii do
well 20 drink this water freely. ......
We make "A specially OF hitting IRUssEs
and keep full stock always on hand, also
SHOULDER BRACES and CRCTCHEs all
kinds and prices.
We hayeall the leading brands Of CHEWING
TOBACCO. and keopa nice line OF CIGARS
Give our PLANTATION CIGARa trial Re-
member TO Try cur ELLIE BLY, CHEWING
TOBACCO.
Physicians prescriptions carefully prepared
by competent Pharmacists. and none but TIE
pI REST MEDICINES USED.
Persons contemplating having painting dome
ought 10 call and get a toilf Carl and prices
N MadtswOlfha Silica Paint, which IS better
and cheap, than Lead and OIL
Please remember that toreFerything usually
found ln a arst-class wholesale aud retail drug
store, ~ 10
Owens & Minor Drug Co.
OPPOSITE pOSTOEFICE
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OVE interesting fact In connection
with President Cleyeland's admlnistra-
ton must DO borne In mind. The fastest
man-of-war ever built under any gov
eminent was commenced and completed
by order OF the Democratic administra-
ton. II has been such a success that Il
foreign power has expressed a dosire to
take it of our hands. Thus, the world
can see that, whereas the Republican
administration pulled down a navy, the
Democratic administration has been
building up one.
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DRrCs. MEDICINES. &c.
WHAT AN OLD MAN, " YEARS Of AGE,
HAS T . s. y
CONCERNING THE
Chase City Mineral Water.
FoRKLlNp. NorTAwAY COuNry. Va
rONCERNfNO nm

August IS, issS. {
N, N &. HUdy Cia's cry. Ia;
,ir.- r, rmany years / suncfc very mnch
tr1if dyspepsia. With IT'S complications. such
a. urr,oti ness. neuralgia INDIGESTION. onsi
ration. liver affection, etc. until | bv,uue ~
most confirmed invalid. iuring the iime
was treated rs Intelligent physicl rs. who pre-
-cribcd yariOus remedies used po'h il''lh
and other mineral Nttors. also ID. Mhfhei
Celebrated Liver aud hd0ey Cure, att SO ""i
little advantage.
Hearing 90 your ucwly-dlscoN ored OnAs'
CITY Mineral Water" ( sent for And ohtdIh'n'
a case Of n. u last, n ne nh nj thre" weeks
during which time imur. we'd 20 muth ~ ~
he able 10 leave home which | hai not D,.h
able 10 DO Tor months previous. then went -
Chase City and continued tho use OF the Wai'i'
fresh from tho Wei, Tor four weeks "nien
gave me more real benefit than all inc oih'i
remedies cOmbin d. Ny nerves were Huou
quoted, could sleep weilail night, iny gloomy
foafs snn torebOdinps vanished. my Wtuu ~
came bright and cheerful, ] MA enjoy w
c. mpany OF my friends which before aNoiu-
MI, my appetite / creased. nay digestion
greatly improved ESQ that could eat almost
any Kind of food with punityl. the cons' lla
ton was relieved. and the .iincy anectIoh
greatly benefited al 81 when attribute ."
the use OF your mineral water
! must say. In conclusion. that 0nslu.d NV
discovery of this water q 1ftssWg I" eF''''"
humanity. Away with your drugs ana n.S
trums' Go "a naturc', fountain OF heauh
Drink of lts healing water. 90 o.nni a nI "'
made whole j. u. fON I'LL"
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WEST POINT ACCOMMODATION.

Lave Richmond C23d 81. depot, - Gam
Arrive Richmond " " !" % - pm.
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ATLANTA has turned out another Sen'
saiion in brand snatched from the fire
Ia Sam Small His name is c 5. At
wood. Ilo was converted" one day all
OF sudden while walking from his Of.
fee 10 his home, and has already been
baptized and started out on his work as
an evangelist. Like Sam Small, too, he
Is an ex-newspaper man. What excel
lent and effective evangelistlc workers
Atlanta newspapers must be-atter man
has failed az them.
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Grand Monthly Drawing
CapitaIPrize. 100000

AT THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC, NEW OR
1 LANs MI r.nAN EEHRI Any II. lAAn.
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A CORN PALACE m EUROPE.

Americans Think Of Introducing tho Hov-
city into the Paris Exposition.
It IS probable that there sill be- added 10
tho regular American exhibit al the Parfs
exposition this year corn palace, such as
have at various times been constructed in
western cities II the project is successfully
carried out and every effort Is being made TO
further the schemel il will afford a striking
and beautiful exhibit-perhaps the most
unique thing Of the exposition. 10
will also serve tna purpose Of dem
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gress, and m look-
ing at him slowly
walk back an Il
forth in the half
circle OF the rather
cold looking senate
chamber, ono is apt
70 compare b m
with Richard the
Lion Hearted as be
is first introduced
to tho reader in
Scots "lvanhoe "
Nh Sabin's wife
IS one Of the most
beautiful women
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-06

Tar Chicago Inter Osoan, Eery red
striped Republican organ says: The
United States mail will likely resume
business by fast lines early In March. "
4 remarkable confession from the organ
Of party which did indeed, run the
government at fast rate on. those
rollicking day OF Robson, Chandler and
the other boys. The money did fly and
tho champagne did flow.
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CONNECTIONS

Train No. 80 connects daily at Keysyil.
for Chase City, GAINESVILLE, and Oxford,
durham. Hende. son and Raleigh con
meets A. Greensboro for Durham
Raleigh, salem. and Winston, and All points 90
North Carolina y, psiou' at salisbury inf Am
Vile. Hot Springs and all points in Western
North Carolina. and II Charlotte for e.. Z
A. h. X.
boro' for salem. Winston. Raleigh. bOids
bOro', and MOrehead city at SALISBURY ioi
Asheviiie. Hot Springs. and all pointa d.
Western North Carolina; AZ Charlotte Win
Charlotte. Columbia and Augusta railroad ioI
Columbia, Augusta, Aiken, Charleston, swan
nah. Thomasyilio. Ga, jacksonville and other
Florida points also with Carolina Ceufra
railroad for Wilmington.
Trains from the south arrive az hicAaonc
l.lia N md B. al pm.
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ADVICE To MOTHERS.

MIRA. WIssLOws SOOTHING SYRUP should
always DO used when children are cutting
teeth. IL relieves the little sufferer al once ;
il produces natural. quiet sleep by relieving
the chi from pain, and the little oherub
awakcs as bright as a button" II Is very
pleasant 10 taste. Ii sOothes he child. softens
the gums, allays all pain, relieves wind, regu-
hates the bowels and Is the beet known rem
edy for diarrh6a. whether arising from teeth.
els OF other oasises Twenty cents
i.ottls
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DWIGHT NJ. SkelN.
Tn. Senator rom Wisconsin Is very
Handsome Nun.

Dwight May sabln United States senator
from Wisconsin, Is one Of the finest looking
men I'm the United States senate, body
noted for the characteristic and forcible nI'
pesrance Of It's members Senator Sablh
bears closo resemblance to the late Cen
John A. Logan. he Is six feet In height, os
excellent proportions, has the Jet black,
straight hair Of an Indian, q large coal black
mustache, q broad, well tintcl face. eyes
hercely black and the carriage Of dragon.
lie dresses entirely in black, from ihecro"n Of
his glossy silk hat 10 the sole Of las vel var
pished shoe, he is the darkest man ~ con
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ing Of the steam
boat Hanna at
Plaquemine, La,
on ChIistmasmorn-
ing, was an Eng
lishman by birth
" no came to
America when a
lad, and ten years
ago embarked in
tie Ouchita trade
Hc was engaged In
stesmboatng up to
the time Of his hor-
rible death. 10
WILDE remembered
that when the pilot
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address REGISTERED LETTERS to
INV ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK,
Sew Orleans, La.

REMEMBER @ 1Sa5 the ii pE EsS
is GtARAArt ED BY FOUR NATION l.
BANKS 81 New orleans. au1 the Tickets ARE
signed hy thc President Of an Intuition
whose chartered rights are recognized IN the
highest courts therefore. beware OF all lml-
tatiOus on anon YmOus schemes.
ONE DOLLAR is the price OF the smallest
pari 0r fraction uf a. Ticket IS5U I'D BY Is
in any Drawing. Anything 900 our anne OF
cred tor less than OilHr IS sWindie.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-06

Ado TANT.GENERAL DRUM reports
the aggregate militia force of the United
States TO DO 100000. Of whom 1892 are
commissioned officers, and that back OF
this there are s,l0a,G2s men available
for service in time Of war No wonder
Bismarck called of his dogs of war
when Uncle Sam became FESTIVE over
Samoa.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-06

Nicotine Is one OF the most powerful Of the
known nerve poisons It is as virulent as prIs-
sic acid There IL no substance known which
can counterfeit its effects; the system either
saocumbs or Survives according 10 It's resist
ing powers
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ADVERTISING RATES;

fT-R Reading notices ia rcading-matter type
cents per line Nonpareil. loaded. y cents
a line.
tx-wants. marriage and death notices, not
1ceedine six lines 2s cents each insertion.
~ special contract rates furnished on ap-
plicati0n.
aaction Sales. Legal Notices and Amuse-
cent Advertisements 81 per inch each
4 asertion.
s tered st the Richmond (vs) Postotic'
q ~ ciooa Matte
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Of the burning boat saw that she was doomed
he deserted his post, and Civens sprang 70
the wheel and "held her nose to the shore. ="
His action was one OF pure heroism, and tho
name Of James Givens Will DO known along
the Mississippi as long as steamboats, ply rs
waters
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RAILROADS.

Leave Arrive
No. Richmond. Petersburg
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an Reno of the Ban,

One Of the Patriarchs- How 10 you enjoy
society as far as you've Comet
One OF the Rosebuds-From the time
came In until met you I've had a perfectly
glorious time lAnd be don't know yet just
bow 10 take the remark Judge
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AUTHORIZATION PRIZES.
y,l3i Pri7esamounfiagto

Norr-Tiokot- drawing Capital Prizes are
not entitled goo Terminal Prizes.
For Club Rates nr any further iufOrmattO
desired. white lcaiby to fhe Undersigned
CLEARLY sutng your tr-ldence' win stare
.unfv. Street. and number More rapid
return mail delivery will he as urcd by > ur
enclosing 900 Envelope bearing your full al
.ircss.
send POSTAL NOTES. Express Money ~
lers. Or Now NOrh EXCHANGE 10 ordinary lei
Ter Currency by Express at cur oNp,nse)
M 4. DATPHIS.
New orleans, La
nf N. 4. DAl PHlN,
Washington. u. 4.
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II hear that Robinson has failed again,
said New York business man.
YES. so Ihear,D replied the second New
York business man.
Total wreck, everything goneP said the
first.
Yea everything all liabilities, no asset:
at all"
"Yes, that's so. Lost ell he's got1
Yes
"Wen, knew IT had TO Gomez
rs that son
"Yes, said so year ago"
How did you know"
"Oh, Robinson is slow--terriblg slow
Why, / have known him 10 DO COMO ten min
utes 10 his luncheon. Yes, sir, and be
always took seven or eight minutes Can:
succeed In business and waste good time Tx
that Good-byF-New York Tribune.
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.rrAn.nIps.
Z ND DOMINION Steamship CON
PANY.
FOR NEW YORK.

Steamers leave Richmond kYEKY rU So
DAY and FRIDAY 40 8 p.m.
Steamers leave New YORK for Richmond
ENERY WEDNESDAY ard SATURDAY
at3p. m. arriving ia Richmond MONDA and
hIDAf mornings.
Passenger Accommodations unsurpassed.
CRbiu fare to New York STA james river
runte Including meals and Dcrtul .....
Round trip tickets limited 90 thirty days
after date OF issue. .-.. .t.,...tt. Il u
steetage with -uhslstence...... .......,.. d ~
3toeiagc, without subsistence. ..... Do. ~
Cabin fare SIa Chesapeake 0Ad Ohio rtll-
road. st,,t. fst.. ...tt ftt' Do "
Cabin fare via ltichmOnd and Petersburg
railroad .s At ~
Tickets can be obtained az A. W. Oarbers.
100 Main street. Chesapeake and ohio and
Richmond afd Petersburg deputs. ANA al com
oany's Offices. l5Ol Main street, and wharf,
Rockets.
Freights forwarded and through bills OF ied
fng Issued Tor points beyond hew York.
Freight received daily until hour 0f sailing.
Passengers leaving Richmond on MON
DAYsTuEsDAYs.W EDN EsDA YS.TB 4 RS
DAYS. and sATUkDAYS Dy the Chesapeake
and Ohio railway (~ia Newport NeWslat 5.ija nl
and by Richmond and Petersburg railroad
saBc day) at lOi5 am. will make connection
AZ NORFOLK with steamer leaving those
days. ,,,.,,
No. leJl Main street, and
Ely lett COMPANY Wharf. Rockets.
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RICHMOND. Va. April ~ lo,S,
Dear slr.-The Chase city Mineral water
h,vc teen getting from you has been used
psrtly by myself and friend with, 20 iai'
very happy results for torpid liver IN notn
cases Yours trulf.
BENZ T. CRUMP. OF Crump West.
Coal Dealers. 1919 east cary sweet
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tAMELIA cOuRrMOu,E TRAIN.
YORk RIVER ElNE
frraius Daily. steamer r'iwechly.

AtAAAo NAAAa nAAAAi'A ANA f'NNt'A
The Fav0rto Route 70 halumm
The steamers Of this Inc are "a 7deB OF
beauty, elegance, and com.ort
tLeave Richmond Tuesday Thursday ana
saturday 90 3.20 nm.
Arrive Baltimore Arrive hch3oho
s.alem tO.iOa.m.
Leave Baltimore Tuesday Thursday and sat
urday et pm
Fare hichmond 10 Batimort ficst CIsss
81: second GLASS sl.D.
The York River Line affords superior "a
yantages tO business peu Ia enabling thea y
leave Richmond near tine close OF inc day
transactions. and arrive az baltimore earl
next morning, after having enjoyed a delight.
full nights rest free from the dust and noise Ol
railway travel. .--------
WEST POINT ACCOM&OOATlON.
Lave Richmond Cs3d ST. depot, - am
Arrive Richmond, " - - pm.
'Daily. tOaily except Sunday.
Depot AMI rcketOihce foot Of Nirglne
street up iown Office corner Tenth and halr
streets.
PEYTDN RANDOLPH. JAS. L. TAYLOR
Gene Al Manager Gen. faes'r gent
SOL. HAAS, JOS. :. POTTS,
Traffic Manage Div Pass r. A gent
eoib ktehwunf Va
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Dbere meier vas schooner OF beer dot Goa
grounded on bar. md dhere nefer vas fool
sot got vie efen by oxberiance.
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DlEDMONT AIRLINE.
RICHMOND \ DANyILLE RAILROAD
SHORTEST AND MOST DIRECT ROUTE
TO THE SOUTH
PULLMAN sLERPER- ON ALL NIGHT
TRAINS.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JAN'Y. Q. 1879.
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UNCLE SAM 10 Bismarck-"You want
Samoa"
u. TO Z. S.-."No, I've enough"
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That hacking cough can be so quickly
cured by shilohs Cure. We guarantee
il. OWENS & MINOR DRUG Go.
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4 ncrfect oure Of pyspersla.

A perfect cure Of Dyspepsia:
RICHMOND. VA. April ~. 1888.
Mr.. " p. Hardy. Dear sir,-l have been al,
hicted with dyspepsia for many years, ana
treated by intelligent physicians VINO preseilio,
I'd various remedies but received no relief
until used yrsr Chase city Mineral Water
II Ter cried mt more tan al 'thcr RENE 9l,7
combined. ! DO no. suffer the least from dl
pepsia. ! have been using your ,Wfter iol
nearly a gear, aud Ca my case ~ na1 nhue
PgFFrCr Curf Very respectfully,
" h. LYONS imrbeE
81 Charles Hotel, Richmond. va.
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James Owens, the latter day Jim Bludso,"
who gaye bis life 70 save others at tho burn
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rRAiNs SOarTwAal
DAILY. fDglly ,ercept s0aoasY
gpNrplNG rLAlEn

Nos. -. IS. ami % mako nD f9ns 81. t.
stDp- nH slruH at ltntUiIHi 3d. .s .r...
only on sigut ~ Chester scnfri 3D..
Manchester so. ~ stops On eIg.s
regular stations. ana A.-1 40 ieaU'na fr.
Port Wal ball. Nns. pt 8, ~. 5t Urt
viii stop at al stations i1t ri'tnne.n
PULLMAN CAR ,EHvICE
On Trains Noe. % and % s,cegnsclrs r
tween New YORK aud Tampa fa., N.a .s.
sOnsiiiel. On Trains N.-. 10 and % ..In.
cars between WHsnirifo l Hnt tn...I
aud between Washington ann Jleh.0nfI ... .n
tIHlu No. Is scluIrg tHr. iUfH.n SOW
YORK ard Jael so1Nio ul i.-.t Sos. atrI
- -tccplug-Cars between AUW lNrl r.
IhOWasyIIle iu, ON trains hNa .r.
sleeping ctr- between Washington fHI
sOuyile. and h,iwecn Richmond fUI
once. S. {. ln addition f0 flH H'Dtr,
THE NEW YORK AND FLORIDA rIi.fhI
consisting 0f gCsthu.o Pullman c.I. ...
leaves liDhmOf no. 4outn- NUHnI. Hf DOH.
Mondays. Wednesdays and lrlafa IHl ....
Petersburg. north-00unl. tf i.a H.m.
lays, Thursdays. ANA Saturdays. Lt.H ..
il charged ON tli- train.
THE ONLY ALl~kAlLLlNET TO EOhfuI h
Leave ARRIvB.
Richmond. 'o6o am. Norio.a l.. rr
Richmond 'bf0pm. Norfolk. 900 rr.
Norfolk. = 1l am. Richmond ar.
Norfolk, $50 On. Rlcbm.a. sIs en.
These trains also make close .orU...
for farmKlIlc. LynCnDurs. Hud .n.I..
western points and all stations 01 taH h0r'
and western railroad.
M.srLiY
ruUfr.ufI.
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