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Gratis invariably hold theirs at night.
Recently, when the parties caucused on
the rules, the Republicans held their
conclave as soon as the House adjourned,
which was about two o'clock. The DEM
Ocrats were to have their caucus that
evening. There were hot discussions
among the Republicans in formulating
the rules, and they did not adjourn until
after seven o'clock. Indeed, they met
the Democrats coming into the Capitol
as they were passing out.
When a caucus is being held newspa-
per correspondents gather in the room
of ths committee on appropriations.
This is opposite the west entrance to
the Speakers lobby. They depend for
information upon their personal &C
quainfsnce with the members. The in
formation elected is usually correct.
The facts like those in Senatorial ex-
ecutive session are gathered without
much trouble and the correspondent
dresses them to suit himself
There are usually entertaining times
in caucus. The members place their
hats and Overcoats, umbrellas and canes
upon the desks as they enter, and drop
into the FIRST seat at hand. AT least
half of them light cigars and assume
careless attitudes. Some cross their
legs upon the desks in front Of them.
Others drag chairs into the Speakers
arena and listen to the proceedings. All
reserve is abandoned. Men talk as they
feel, retaining, however, a courteous
demeanor toward each other. Men talk
in caucuses who never talk in the
House. Those who fail to catch the
Speakers eye seem to soothe them
selves by inficting speeches upon the
members OF the caucus. Matters OF
policy are discussed. Party interests
are considered. Campaigns are plsnned
and many a shrewd suggestion is made.
Tho Democrats usually defer to Mr..
Carlisle's wishes. The strictest atten-
tion Is paid to his utterances. He Is a
thoughtful but not a demonstrative
man. He thinks twice before he speaks,
and undoubtedly has more influence
than any other member. He never ex-
erts IL, however. unless he deems IL alb
solutely necessary.
Speaker Reed is the central figure in
the Republican caucus. He is man OF
action. His ideas are we'll defined, and
he has no hesitation in expressing them
Mr.. Carlisles al vice Is usually accepted
without question In the Democratic eau
Gus Not so with Mr.. Reed. II reports
are true, there are few independent
thinkers in the Republican ranks who
occasionally trouble him. He is hard
headed and persistent, however. and in.
variably wins by the force OF argument
In both parties there Is much moro
talk than action. Indeed, late Demo-
cratic caucuses might be termed polit-
icsl eonuernriones. A forcible speaker in
these meetings Is General Oates, Of Ala
bama He expresses his opinion In true
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I felt like an escaped prisoner as 1
looked upon the half lazy contentment
of the people, and | wished that l
might come and dream my life away
among them.
Here we are" said Blink, as he
opened gate in front Of neat cottage.
ut does not look much like a printing
Office from the outside, does it?"
was too much impressed by the com.
fort-breathing surroundings to reply.
He showed me into neat apartment
which l should have termed parlor,
but which he soon informed me was his
editorial room.
II am king here" said he. "My
paper circulates among the best people
in the village, which naturally gives me
strong pull with advertisers. 1 have
very little to do-write an editorial or
two on the necessity Of a lamp post at a
certain corner, or the extreme necessity
Of every good citizen coming out to the
town election. It's the first time In nv
life that have ever had any real ease,
and should be contented to drift on
this way forever Let me show you the
composing
He conducted me into room where
there were all tho appliances for print
ing small paper. l bad never seen q
picture of such perfect contentment.
There was the neatly-dressed foreman
with his sleeves rolled up; there was the
boy, standing on box, learning to set
type; there was a happy-looking dog,
lying in corner, tapping the floor with
his tail, and on bundle Of paper there
lay large cat purring an accompani-
ment to dream Of conquest.
This is not all" said Blink. proudly,
contemplating my gaze of establishment.
step this way"
He led me into a back yard where
flowers were blooming, and then pointed
to lotwhere he kept Jersey COW.
'You see," said my friend, 81 am at
home here. But of this you can not
really Judge until you have spent o
night with me-"
II can as we'll as not; have days
lay-ofi."
''All right" he delightedly exclaimed.
shall never forget that night OF COM
fort nor the morning Of surprise. We
were called by the Office boy at seven
o'clock, and when we went into the cd
ftorial room half hour later, were in
formed that breakfast was awaiting. In
the dining-room we found every thing
In excellent order; the richest Of cream
had been generously supplied by the
Jersey COW; the foreman had selected
the tenderest Of steak. and, indeed, bad
prepared the meal. The cat took her
place under the table and the dog came
in and playfully tapped the fooF with
his tail.
Blink" said /, 'this Is the happiest
household have ever seen. II l could
hope to secure such paradise I should
not mind toiling year after year"
"You can secure It my dear boy, II
you will simply save your money"
But that is a very difficult thing to
do. am engaged to marry the hand
soonest girl in the city and have bssa
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Quite Different.

Justice Go student)-You are accused
by Mr.. Meyer, who lives across the
street from your room, OF insulting him.
Student (surprised) what way
have insulted him?
Jussice-He alleges that you continu-
ally call your dog Meyer.
Student-May be permitted to ask
Mr.. Meyer a question?
Mr.. Meyer-vat is it you want to
know?
Student-Mr. Meyer how do you spell
your name?
Mr.. Meyer spells my name
Meyer.
STUDENT thought so. Your honor
will perceive at once how groundless
Mr.. Meyers charges are when / inform
your honor that my dog spells his name
M-a-y-e-r.-Texas Siftings.
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saving for some time. and have suo-
eeeded only in raking together Ave hun
dred dollars"
e, He thought for q moment The cat
purred; the dog tapped the floor with
his tail N''John," said he, has your
girl got any money!"
'Oh. she may have few hundred
dollars"
well, I'll tell you what was think
ing about My uncle wants me to come
out west. and have been thinking Of
selling this place. You may have it.
dog, cat, COW and all, for fifteen hum
dred dollars"
Then, without replying, fell into q
blissful musing. How charmed my
Minnie would be. l begged Blink to
say nothing to any ono until he had
seen me again. In whirl Of delight I
returned to town and that evening
called on Minnie. How her eyes
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CLARENCE GRIGGS.
Brewer & Strawn ana J. ). Conway.

iHG neDs,
NOEICE. = ESTATE or MARv O'RoURKK DH.
~ erased Notice Is hereby given that the under.
signed. administratrN with the will annexed OF the
estate OF Mary ORourke ae OF the county Of In Sale
and state OF Illinois, deceased viii appear before the
being the 2st day OF July ls at the Probate Court
Room, In Ottawa, In said county, when and where all
are notified 70 attend and present the same in writing
for adjustment. ~ ~
Dated this 5th day OF May. A. d. 1880.
MARGARET LYNCH. Administrative.
may Yw
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The Great Excursion Route
Chicago, Alton 4 81. Louis Railroad
Joliet Time Card.
TOME NORTH.

Trains No. /, 2, and l0do not run Sundays.
The Solid Vesttbuled Denver Limited Train runs
through via Kansas City without change; makes faster
time han any other line and Is uneau led for elegant
service Through tourist 10 Pacific coast every
Thursday Tickets sold TO all points. j on or write
j. IH ARLToN, j. r. BIRCH,
G. T. z. A.. Chicago Pass. and Ticket Ct, Joliet
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Alabama style, and foods the chairman
With amendments to nearly every prop
ssition. Other speakers are Benton Nc
MILAN. OF Tennessee, and the two
Disadvantages. They never address .
caucus for oratoricsl effect. They give
their views in the fewest words and the
olearest manner. Crisp and Blount, Of
Georgia, and Hooker, o! Mississippi. arc
not whit behind them. New meuibers
occasionally indulge In flights Of elo-
quence.
The selection of candidates for off,
cial positions, however, is likely to stir
the blood OF tho members.
As lively and lovely caucus as ever
was held was that at the inception OF
the Fiftieth Congress. Colonel Sam
Donslson was q candidate for reelection
as doorkeepor. He was backed by
Speaker Carlisle, the great and only
William l.. Scott James ii. Blount and
others, strong opposition from tho
South favored tho selection Of A. B.
Hurt, OF Mississippi. The New Workers
had brother OF George Raines in the
field. They fancied that they might
slip him in between the two Southern
candidates.
Tho fght became internal. Hurts
friends made atrocious attacks upon
Colonel Donelson. and the latter's sup
porters were fired with Indignation. A
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be consolidated in favor OF or in opposi-
to given measure. Fealty IS required
on both sides. In the last Congress the
Democratic caucus Endorsed and agreed
70 support the Mills bill. The three
Democrats who voted against 1t all
failed to secure denomination. MIR.
Hogg. Of West Virginia, who paired
with Mr.. Randall, was also repudiated
by his Democratic constituents 1t Is
dangerous DO kick over tho traces In
either party. The effect Of the repudia-
ton Of caucus obligation is shown in the
admission Of tho four new States. The
Democratic caucus In tho Fiftieth Con-
gress required its members to stand by
New Mexico, and throw the response
bility Of tho failure TO admit tho Terri
tories upon the Republican Senate.
Eight Democrats forgot their obiiga-
tons and voted with the Republicans to
exclude New Mexico and admit the Da-
kotas, Montana and Washington. The
result has been that the Republicans
to-day have eight more United states
Senators. and will have twelve when
Idaho and Wyoming are admitted. II
will also give them seven more Con-
gressmen. and. under the new apportion-
ment to be made by tho present Repub-
lican Congress. it may add twenty or
more votes to the Republican electoral
column. AMOS J. CUhMISsA
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DUNCAN, o'CoNOR & ECKLEs,

1fFIUTWtEs Us LUN-
NOTICE.-EsIATE or BENJAMIN CAMPBFLL
~ DECEASED Notice hereby given that the under.
OF the last will and OF Benja.
min Campbell. late OF the county Of Ia Sale and State
oflllinois deceased will appear before the Probate
Court OF said county the third Monday being the
2lst day OF July, 1890, a. the Probate Court Room,
In Ottawa In said county. when and where all person
having claims demands against said estae are mott.
ned TO attend and present the in writing for ad.
justment
Dated this srb day OF May. A. D.. 1880
BENJAMIN +. CAMPBELL. Executor.
NAV 10 Sw
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Glad of q Change.

"What do you think Of the clothing
trader" said the tramp to the scare
crow, after swapping suits with him
81 like 1t better than / do the station
AIRY business" answered the scarecrow.
-Pnck.
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back door, and as passed through the
lot the Jersey COW kicked me- The
paradise had been turned into place Of
torment, particularly so when, calling
upon Blink, I found that he had not
owned the house, but simply rented
1t. Minnie is clerking in store. am
still in the newspaper business-I am
doing night police.
OPIE p. READ.
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Yer, conceited Authorizes.

do not know. writes "a Man of Kent
in the British Weekly, if the following story
OF well-known lady novelist has even
found its way into print: When Anthony
TrollOpe was editor OF the Inflated 1t.
PauPs Magazine he was advised by the
proprietor TO get novel from the writer ne.
ferred 10. He asked and obtained an inter
view with the lady. who explained that she
objected TO publishing her novel in install
ments. But" said Trollope, ait is neces-
sary for the purpose of magazine, and
Thackeray ahd Dickens have done it, This
reused the lady's ire. 'Would you compare
my writings" said she, .with the things of
Thackeray. and Dickens;p Don't know, y
sold Iroliope,in his gruflest manner; "neyer
read word Of YOU writing"
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o. All Gssns.
RICHMOND & DANVILLE R. R.
HOTTEST AND QUICKEST FOUTE SOUTH
AND SOUTiiW EST.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT APRIL ~. 1890.
LEAVE RICHMOND.

LEAVE RICHMOND:
TRAIN No. 50, 800 4. NJ.
COUTHERN EXPRESS, daily, for Danyllle
- Greensboro Wlnsion-SaleIn, Durham
Raleigh. RandlemaD. Salisbury, Ashcyille
Hot Springs, Charlotte, COlumbla. Aiken
Augusta. Atlanta, Birmingham, Montgom-
ery, New Orleans, Texas. and California.
Pullman palace sleeping-cars Richmond 10
DanyiIle and D9nyille To Asheville Augusta,
Birmingham. aud New Orleans.
TRAIN No 81. 100 \. ".
VIRGINIA AND NORTH CAROLINA EX-
' PRESS. daily. for Burkeville, all sta
i.ynchburg. Knoxville, Chattanooga, Mem.
pms. and Nashville: also for keysvllle
clarksyille. oxford. Henderson, burham
ana Ralcier This tram goes through solid
to Raleigh
fGAIN No. so. 3 T.. NJ.
VAST AL, daily, for all points on the
L Farmviile and POwhatan Railroad, Pam
vile. Greensboro. MlnstOu-Salem, Raleigh
Charlotte, AsheYille, Columbia, Augusta,
atlanta, Birmingham, Montgomery. New
Orleans. Texas, ana California. Pullman
palace slecpng-cnrs Daryiile 20 Augusta AMI
AtBnta, and al Greensboro sleeper Via Asbe-
Vile % MOrrsiowD, Tenn.
TRAIS No. 40. g =. ".
A MFLIA ACCOMODAIIOS, daily. except
~ sunday. for Amelia Courthouse and IN
iermediate points.
GLOVER LOCAL. daily. except sunday,
' freight train with coach attached. for
Clover. Va, and intermediate points.
ARRIVE AT RICHMOND:
Train No. SO az b:l5 a. ~; No 81 M $3.50
T.. NJ, No. 65 at 400 =. NJ. and No. Al 1t s;fh
4, VI.
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LAND SALES.

nceofo
within reasOnqIl
,nm l9l
makes
sine. the Begin
naddit toni tbeabo
rae
narel.i
o
The o ll
araudYa
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RAILROADS.
FREDFRICKsplT, ID, D.

RTCHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG
IL AND POTOMAC RAILROAD -s,,''''t
ule commencing APRIL 2OrI, 1850 Ia,
ern standard time:
1882 a. m. leaves Byrd-strcet ,fatlon DAN.
stops only at Ashland. B0ihwef'
Milford, Fredericksburg, Hrcot.'
and Widewa.er. sleeper Wasbl9,,
ton and New York
ll;o2 a. IN. leaves ByrJ-ssfeef station daily
except Sunday. parlOr ear Riet
mond Ia Washington.
$40 p. m. leaves Byrd-sfreet station dsiiy
Sleeping car Richmond h. Nv
s:5Os. m. arrives ~ Byrd-street siaflona,,
2ss y. m. arrives at Byrd.sireet station dahl,
stops at Fredericksburg. Miifor.i
iDthwell aud Ashland ~irln.,
rom washington and New OK
does not stop at Elbl.
915 y. m. arrives az byrd-street station daily
except sunday ParlOr car Wash
ingtOn 10 Richmond
ASHLAND TRAINS.
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAYS.
6:45 q. N. leaves flba. Arrives at Ashiandst
1888 a. m.
400 .. m. accommodation leaves R,r,i-.fr,,.
station; arrives "a Ashland at sn,,
6:2fp IN. leaves Elba; arrives At Ashln'i Ia
1903 p. m.
GAS a. m. arrives Llba. Leaves Ashland q,
sos "A. IN.
s:35 a. IN. accommodation; arrives AZ Byrd.
street station; leaves Aslhniat
7.37 b. m.
e;ls p. m. arrives al Elba; leaves A.haalat
$50 y. m.
e. A. TAYLOR, Traflr MANAGE
r.. r. ID. MYERs. General Superintendent
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NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIL
~ ROAD.

NORFOLK AND WEYIERs RAIL
~ ROAD.
TWO DAILY TRAlnsTO NORFOLK.
Two DAILY TRAINS 10 LENCHBuR0,
ScHEDULEIN EFFECT MAY IL. 1890.
.LLAVE RlClNONn: BNRu-ssIRaEr STA
TiON.
$40 a. -. Daily. 80 Petersburg. Richmond
pnd Norfolk thrOuph express. Ar
rive norfolk 1928 y 81. stops only
RtIetersburg and SuiiOla. sec
Ond Train, leaving Petersburg al
ll:3O A. NJ. ana arriving at Norfolk
at2 %. NJ, stops a. All stationH.
$40 \. NJ. Daily. rta Petersburg. Arilfe ~
Petersburg 1913 A.. ~. No. 3
leaves Petersburg NIB 4. ". fnI
fsnnyille. Lynchbutg and all
points south and west
3 IS +. n. Daily, tfG peteTsourR Arrives ai
petefshur. as T.. VI. daily ie ives
Pc ersburg nj 4:lO =. NJ, oa4ly, an.
irving az Norfolk 4. VI.
fI:2OP NJ. Daily, ria Petersburg. arriving ai
Petersburg 90 12:O2 A. NJ, con-
ns,tiug with frain 40 ], leaving
Pptcrsbuigat 1910 An. for Farm
vile. Lyuchhur1 aud Hli points
South and West.
100 =. NJ Daily, t7o Hurkeville. for farm-
Vile. Lynchhurg and lue West and
south.
PULLMAN SLkIPiNG-tAR ACCuMMDDA-
IlONS.
NJ. l-Sleoping-car Petersburg ID Bristol
without change leaving Petersburg daily &c
1910 A. 81. Pullman sleeper Lyuchbufg io
Memphis without change.
No. 3-Pul.man sleeper Lynchbug 90
Rome, ANA Roanoke ~ Memphis, Without
change.
Tickets. baggage-checks and an nforma-
ton can be obtained at KicnmOrdand Peters-
burg Railroad depot, 4. ". CARRIERS, IOp
Main street. ana I'll the Company Office, 30
east Main street.
r. W. COURTNEY,
Passenger agent.
W. =. BENfLI,
General Passenger agent.
CHARLES q. EDDY. Nice-iresident
General Office. Roanoke. Va.
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From Letter from s. A. Richards.
formerly Superintendent Joliet Steel Company

CHICAGO. Ma 4
the anda acntdc deposits, an
rkee OF
aulO ra7
the oiIati 90 produced nj 500
climates SOC the uI
the another oNs
on
Orei may be-
rused
that ore
pe ron. gnel "a
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Fuel Supply.


andY Is
kaaI Wet Is
at
eon
audO
the kin gcotln HELD West
ite
mile
II
usflyorby TO also
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REPORT OET ,H'EEIE RUN
% "a
"ORE HILL" CHARCOAL FURNACE.

Sheny IN
nm
Iwaso elauing f
the
Api
uIaish rs Is
ofm in
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THE NORTH CAROLINA
STEEL AND IRON COMPANY,
M. Q.
OFFICERS.

A. JULIAN ,AiI CAs
sfN,w Treasurer WILEY; Manager j. NEwMAN Attorney
NMh7 opi~ ~ '"
-rresen z
is Railway Greensboro q Theodore
Preside Tobacco n c. d. W Z
ebert T.G
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Considerable fear is entertained for the
fafeiy ofst. Paul's Cathedral, ia London, in
consequence Of the construction of a new
underground railway within few hundred
yards Of The building, the foundations moi
being perfectly safe. F" r
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THE CAPITAL STOCK OF THE COMPANY Is
$1,OOO,OOO.
The Company will build at once Two Sevcnty-fvc Ton
Furnaces One Make Besscmer Iron, and the other Mill
and Foundry Iron.

adjoining
limit
usil nwc lnot
of
OwnO
paved established
all theatta o
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WORK RIVER LINE VIA WEST
Il POINT.
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY
THE FAVORrE ROUTE 70 BALTIMORE
PHILADELPHIA. AND NEW YORK.


LEAVE RICHMOND:
TRAIN No. 81, 300 T. VI.
/ OCAL EXPRESS, daily. except SUNDAY
stops az all stations. At Lester Manor
conuects with stage for NalkeriOu, also con-
meets with Baltimore steamer at West Point.
TRAIN No. 81. 4:35 T. NJ.
ALTIAORE LIME Ep. daily. except sun
- day. tor West Point connecting with
Nork-rvcr steamers for Baltimore. at Bal
timorc steamers cOurect with Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad for Washington, Philadelphia,
ana NeN York. FARE: Richmond 90 Balti-
more -; 90 Washington. -. tO Philadelphia,
Si.SG New York s7.3O.
STEAM r. LEAVE BALTIMORE T.. ".
I1OH " EST POINT, daily, except sunday,
Z thence by Richmond and Danviile Ram
road to Richmond. arriving at $40 a. VI ana
1850 A. NJ. and connecting win Train No.
ST. lSee IRAN No. b. rginia and North
q rulira eXgressl
TkAtN no, 49, 7:1O \. NJ.
I OtAL. MIXED. daily, except Sunday
/ leaves Vwenty-eighth street for ives
Point ana Intermediate points.
Ticket Onice al station foot of Nrginh
street.
city ticket office corner Of Tenth and Main
streets
SOi. HAAS. JAS. l.. TAYLOR.
Traffic Manager. Cen. Passenger Agent
JOSEPH $. p IT'S. Div. Pas-.Agent,
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Location of Works.

beato
hem
-uthln
of
toIa noXty a
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CarOlna
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ngand the tureO
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-22

The daughters of the late Sir William
Palliser are asking recognition from the
English Government, and much sympathy
il expressed on their behalf. Sir William
invented the famous Palliser chilled shot.
the mode of converting smooth-b0re guns
into rined weapons, and the screw bolt en-
ployed for securing armOr. Clearly he had
earned for himself and his family generous
recognition at the hands OF the government.
lie received 10000, but OF this 1900 went
10 defray the expense Of his inventions.
Ave treat inventors very badly in this coun-
try" says Broad Arrow, in discussing the
matter, ~and the rival discoveries OF for
eign Powers arc not remotely connected
with this obliqaity or gratitude on the part
OF the authorities"
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CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAIL.
" WAY Company.


SCHEDULE II EgFECr JUNE >. 1870
LEAVE RICHMOND.
$50 A. NJ. Limited, daily. Tor Oid Point ari
Norfolk. Chair car Richmond ip
Old Point.
J1:3O A. NJ. Express, daily tor Cincinnati
Pullman ~lee ing car Richmond
% White Sulnhur and pullman
sleeper Charlottesville iu iIh-
cinuHU.
8.20 =. ". Express. daily, lnr Old Point
aud Norfolk huffman ~lIl-
ing Car Cincinnati ,D odd Point.
BOO =. n. Accommodation, except ~uNNty
for Boutwell,
SIS f.. q. The 4. T.. y. Limited. daily. lulI-
man sleeping ear uli Point Zoo
Cincinnati. solid yt>tihulr train.
with dining car and pumanH,
Charlottesville % Cincinnati ANA
Pullman lO LnulsNiIIr.
AhklNr Al RICHMOND.
7:i5 A ~. and 2.5D T.. 81. daily from Ciu-
Clnuau.
T:25 T.. NJ. FROM Boutwell,, daily. except
SUNDAY.
I1.20 A. ". and 7:l5 =. II. daily from Norfolk
station. Broad street near seventeenth.
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NILAMSIsli'N.
OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COM.
~ PANN.
FOR NEW YORK.

Tickets can be- obtained at A. ". Gafher's
1909 hain street. Chesapeake and ONO ana
Richmond aud Petersburg depots, and al
cOmpauys offices, 1871 Main street anH
wharf Rockets.
rreights fOrW arded and through bills Of lad
ing issued for points beyond New YORK.
Freight rcccivei daily until 5 T.. NJ.
Passengers leaving Richmond OH MON
DAYS, TUESDAYS, WEDNESDAYS,
THURSDAYS, ana SNII RDA1S by the
Chesapeake ana ohio railway (yia Newport
News at 300 L. NJ. and by Richmond and
Petersburg railroad, same days at 335 L.
NJ. W % make connection at NORFOLK with
steamer az ing those days
GEORGE w. ALLEN & CO., Agents,
No. 1901 Main street, and
Oily l9-f COmpanys Wharf. Rockets.
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founIln
quality could be desired
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FNFItHI.
Freight received daily for Norfolk. poris.
mouth, Smithneld, Hampton, Old Point,
Wavcrly. Hlcksiord and Alexandra, Va:
WASHINGTON, -. c.: Newberne. Washington
aud TarborO, \. C.. all stations on Atiantie
and Danyille. ~eabO1rd sud Roanoke NOIfOit
Southern and Farms Tile ana lOwhstan Rail-
roads, and Eastern North carolina genet-
ally; also, tor Eastern shore If Virginia and
all regular landings on the James river ~
LOWEST RATES, ana through bills ISSUED.
LUriEN h. 4 AfiM NJ, fi,e.'resideni,
20. iIIT Main street and Rockets.
IRWIN WEIsIGEH, Freight ana Passenger
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