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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-16
HONEST LABOR ~ THE CAPITOL
SQUARE.

SQUARE.
It's to be hoped that there will soon
be chronicled the final passage Of tae
bin 10 substitute honest for convict
labor in the area Of the Capitol Square.
This bill was referred on Tuesday to
the Finance Committee with a view to
examining further into the accuracy OF
the statement that was made during
the discussion Of its merits, that honest
labor ia the square would be lesa ex'
uensive to the Commonwealth than
convict labor.
Some time since we suggested the
probability that this was really the case
or il not, then that the increase in sx'
penso by the employment of honest in
stead Of convict labor in the square
would be 30 small as to justify the pas
sage Of tho bill even at this time, when
there is so much reason to curtail, in
stead OF adding to, the present expendi-
lures Of the State.
Ii Is open to serious doubt whether IL
would be advisable to throw out the
bill, even il it made a considerable ad-
dition to the present cost Of hopping the
square in order. The State is as much.
If not more, interested in its condition
and all that concerns it than this city. Il
is the common ground upon which her
representatives meet from all parts Of
her general domain, and here they are
in assembly for several months at a
time. here is 70 DO found the very
centre Of The political life and political
traditions OF the Commonwealth. The
most magnificent monument in the
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CREAM or THE PRESS.
Current Topics Culled from tho Leaui"l
Papers OF the Country
Now York Herald.l

Current Topics Sullcd from tho Nc""i"H
Papers OF the Country.
New York Ierald.l
Like Governor Hill. Governor Green,
of Now Jersey, is in favor Of oihgiai
ballots al the polls, but IS opposed 10
their exclusive use.
The official ballOt-a ballot printed Dy
the State and furnished to the voter IN
side of the polling PLACES one oil the
most important provisions OF the ne"
reform proposed. 1t is essential 70
secret voting, whose great purpose 10
the prevention OF fraud, intimidation
and corruption.
Chief among the election abuses mat
now fburish arc those made possiOie
and easy by the use Of ballots prepared
by candidates. They are convenient
means Of deceiying and illuminating
voters. r.-
Let politicians prepare tickets no tneif
own way. aud By their runners thrust
them into the hands Of voters before
entering the voting place, and optional
official ballots will amount TO nolhlns'
while secret voting will be sham IN
stead of a reality.
10 be of any avail official ballots must
take the place Of n0n-oificial ones
The former must be used exclusively
and the latter prohibited entirely
The state of Agricuiture.
baltimore SUM-
There can be no doubt Whatever as
President Stake. of Washington county.
remarked i'm his address before the
MARYLAND Farmers Association, that
the agricultural review Of the condi-
ton of the State for the past year oces
not present an encouraging aspect III
is questionable. indeed. as to whether
the condition If the American FARMER
anywhere can bee said 20 be prosperous
one. Even at the West tho farmers arc
bitterly complaining of the burden o.
their mortgages and the TO-"
price of their products. Inc
/ total wheat crop OF 1888 was over -FOUR
hundred and ninety million bushels, OF
oats nearly seven hundreda tity-t"o
million bushels, aud of corn two tnOu'
sand one hundred and thirteen millions
of bushels. Counting The population az
the present timgoat lXty-six mlillonf'
which isaboul What the census this year
viii show, this year 3 wheat crop u
distributed among The population
Vould give over seven bushels each TO
every man. woman and child, and OF
corn thirty-two bushels. 10 Is clear
therefore. that the supply of these Two
staple cereals is greatly in excess Of the
nome consumption. Tine surplus, there
fore. If it is sold at ali, must be eN
ported TO Europe. The prices which ID
brings there when laid down in Liver
pool i'm competition with Russian, Aus.
tralian and Indian wheat establishes
tbe price in the marketat home. Wheat
growers in all the States Of the Union
find the price OF their wheat regulated
bv the price that the Western wheat
brings in the Liverpool market and no
amount of sales in manufacturing
towns can change the law which fixes
the price to consumers at home at whal
bushel Of American wheat sells fo'
abroad
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on the premises sell by public auction that
valuable tract Of land adjoining the village
OF GOOchland Courthouse, IN the county Of
GoOchland, included In the following bound
aries: Beginning at the intersection Of the
Beaver Dam Church road with the River
road at GOOchland G urthOuse, running
thence up and along the said river road % the
lands lately occupied by Thomas Il. Argyle,
now deceased; then following the boundary
OF these lands 20 the said road leading from
GoOchland Courthouse 10 Beaver Dam
Church; then along this road 10 the begin
ming, en- bracing all the land In these bound
aries except ten acres OF Martha J. Cousins,
and except the public land on which the
county buildings stand. estimated 20 con.
tain two acres, and except seven acres Occu-
pied by William J. Gerry, and except also the
old Dryden House and yard; the said land 70
be sold being estimated TO contain 300 acres,
more or less, known as the "GOOcnland
Courthouse Property" so far as now liable 70
be sold for the payment Of the secured debt
and the same land now occupied by J. ).
Masters
The tract includes excellent buildings two
lawyers Offices, with bedrooms attached,
stables. &C. the main house fronting In the
public square. and In she heart Of the village.
which IL about mile from Maiden's Adyen-
ture, on the James river division Of the Ches-
apeake and Ohio Railroad.
TERMS. Cash.
JOHN II. LEWIS
del0, 26, ja2,9td Trustee.
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Exposition and New York.
baltimore Americana

New York cannot accommodate an
exposition crowd. There is not q day,
except on Sunday. that there is not q
blockade on Broadway. It's travelling
facilities are taxed even by the normal
demands Of its local travel. It's street.
are narrow, and It's hotels are generally
full. IL has neither the space nor the
facilities for great crowds. Chicago Ia
better oil than New York. Washing
ton is better than both. for It's wide
avenues are exactly suited TO the con
ditions of a great exposition.
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THOUGHTS OF TIMES READERS.
virginia Talks Of Taxation on Loans Of
Real Estate.

Virginia Talks or TAXATION on Loans VI
Real Estate.
am very glad 20 see that move has
been made in regard 20 taking the tax OF
loans on real estate. As the law now stands
there is tax made upon the land, and
also upon any money lent upon 1t. thereby
collecting double taxes. In other states
money lent ON real estate is not taxed.
What is the result Of such lawss Where a
man can lend his money free from taxes,
of course DE can afford TO lend it at much
lower rates Of interest than he could II II
was taxed. This would help both the towns
and the country. 10 would enable owners
0f unimproyed property to put up buildings
on same and rent them out probably, and
would enable farmers 20 borrow money on
their lands, which is now almost Impossible
90 do 40 fair prices. Nhyy Because II Is
not 90 the interest Of the lenders TO do so
long as they have % pay taxes on same.
This Is ON Of the most important measures
that has been brought before the Legislature
this winter In my Judgement for money
borrowed 90 build houses, or improve farms.
on invested farming implements OF stock OF
horses, COWS, sheep. &c, increase the taxa
bile values of the state. VIRGINIA.
Richmond, January 18th.
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JOHN u. BRANCH, FRED. X. SCOTT
BLYTHE W. BRANCH, FRED. W. SCOTT.
JOHN KERR BRANCH.
THOMAS BRANCH & CO..
Il BANKERS AND BROKERS.
DEcENBEa 2Oth, 1886

DECEMBER 2Oth, 1850.
We offer for sale FIVE HUNDRED THOU
SAND DOLLARS lS5OO,OOO) Equipment
Sinking Fund Five Per Cent. Mortgage
Bonds OF the Richmond and Danyille Rail-
road Company, principal and interest paya-
bic IN gold coin, Central Trust Company Of
New York trustee, at eighty-seyen and ac-
crued interest, subject 10 advance In price
without notice.
Bonds are dated 81 September, 1889. In
terest payable March and september. Prin-
cipal payable september, 1909. They are
secured by mortgage on the whole proper
" OF the Richmond and Danyille RailrOai, ,
and specifically by a mortgage on the equip
ment (englnes aud cars bought with the pro-
ceeds Of the sale OF the bonds. Zach loco
motive and car bought un0er the trust shall
be distinctly marked as the property Of the
Central Trust Company for the purposes OF
this trust, and condition OF the mortgage
provides for the annual payment 20 the trus-
tee Of sum sufficient % pay Of az par all
the bonds Issued Hereunder witnin seven
teen years; the numbers Of bonds 10 be so
paid To be annually determined by lot By the
Central Trust Company. These payments
Will pay on the whole loan 40 par In an aver
age OF eight and One-half years.
All the conditions OF the mortgage have
been carefully considered by the counsel OF
the Central Trust Company. 80 as 10 secure
10 the holder OF the bonds the most am pie
protection. The annual opOri OF the Rich
mond and Danyillc HairO al for last year
shows net surplus over operating expenses
and fixed chaig yes OF s742. 1851 Oi-oqual 20
fifteen per cent. ~ the stock. Two hundred
dollars per share Is bid on the open market
for the stock. The Increased equipment now
going on the road bought with the proceeds
Of these bonds II expected & very largely IN
crease the gross and net receipts.
de20-tf THOMAS BRANCH & Co
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PROFESSOR CARCIOFINI.

TDKOF EOoUK JAIIIIUf I'M,
II FORMERLY o ITALY,
who has spared with some OF his best class
In England OF his weight.
He has opened a school In Richmond, and
is prepared 20 give lessons In his
ART OF SELF DEFENSE.
Any person wishing to take lessons can
apply AT 300 east Broad street.
PROFESSOR CARClOFINI,
Jal1-7t' 30 east Broad street.
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NIoRroLK AND wEsTERN III

NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIL
~ ROAD.
TWO DAILY TRAINS To NORFOLK.
TWO DAILY TRAINS TO lfNilhlll9.
sCHEDULEIN tFFECl JAN ~. 1850
LEAVE RICHMOND BlRp-sithhl siA'
IION.
$40 A. ". Daily, via 9elersburg. Richmond
aui Norfolk through express. AZ
rive Norfolk 1880 T. H. stops only
SO PETERSBURG, ~ AfrfI1t N t.NNrlAf
Windsor and SUFFOLK.
0.tO A. n. Daily. r.n Petersburg. Aulfn hL
Petersburg 1918 a. NJ. 80.
leaves Petersburg 1913 A. 81. i1r
Fnrmyllo. lyucnnurg ana nl
points south and West.
Q.ss p. 81. Daily. rl1 Petersburg Arrives zoo
Petcfshurs 1872 T.. M..daily' leaves
Petersburg at $40 T. 81, uaily, are
irving 900 Norfolk 0.l1 J.. Vt.
1I.8Op NJ Daily. riu PETERSBURG. arriving no
Petersburg at 1898 A.. M., cone
Meeting with Train SO. !. leaving
Petersburg at 1890 AN. for faru-
ville Lynchhurg and nll points
io15A.M. naiiy. except sunday. tn
Burkcyille. Tor fmmNlllc. Lynch
burg and fnc West and SOUTH
PULLMAN SLEtplN9-CAh AI,oMMuhH-
No. 1-Sleoping-car Petersburg io bilai'.
without change leaving ltictaNNit ntIIt ht
1890 A. ~. Pullman sleeper Lynchpufs io
Memphis without change.
40. 3-pullman sleeper Lyncnnult OBJ Sew
Orleans. ANA Roanoke TO Memphis, without
change.
Tickets, baggage checks. and nll luilrma-
ton can bee obtained at Richmond ItiDie-
burg Railroad depot, a. W. 0arners 1000
Main street ana at The company olhcci oul
r.. ". COT NINEl.
Passenger Agent.
~. n. HIhlIll.
General Passenger Agent.
! CHARLES a.. EDDY Nice-ifteIlrnL
| General Ofilcc. Roanoke. NH.
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WORK RIVER LINE VIA WEST
POINT.
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.
THE FANORlTE ROUTE TO bALilNOiiE
pHTLkDElplnA, AND NV YORK


TRAIN no. 81, BOO I. VI.
n OCAI EXPRESS, daily, except SUNDAY.
| Stops nj an stations. AZ lester Manor
connects with stage for Walkcfioni nleo cone
meets with baltimore steamer 90 West Point.
TRAIN 40. %, 1.3O d. NJ.
baltimore Limited, daily except -un-
IS dav. for West Point, connecting With
York-rlyer steamers for Baltimore. AT NsI.
timoro steamers connect with h1iimofe tnh
ohio Railroad for Washington, lnlindclp NIf
ana New York fAhE. Richmond 90 hnlN-
more. 50. 10 Washington. s3, 10 ihiindelpnia,
"a 80. New York, $3.50. .....,.
STEAMERS LEAVE BALTIMORE J.. n.
NOR WESr POINT, daily. except SUNDAY,
l. thence by Richmond and nanflNe hhli.
road 10 Richmond. arriving at $50 A, VI. and
n A. NJ. and connecting with rain No. o.
lsee Train 40. 5i-Nirgiuia and Nofth CARO-
THAN 40. 80. $40 A. II.
4 OCAI. MIXED. daily, except SUNDAY
| leaves Twonfv-cighth street Tor west
Point and intermediate points.
Ticket Office at station foot Oh Virginia
street. ,.r.t.
streets. ,....,.r.
SOL. HAAS. JAS. J.. d y l''N.
Traffic Manager Gen. Passenger Agent
JOSEPH =. POTTS. Div. fass.Aseni
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RAILROADS.
& DANYILLE R. R.
SHORTEST AND QUICK EST ROUTEsOUrn
AND SOUTHWEST
scuEpULEIS EFFECT JANUARY 5. 1880
LEAVE RICHMOND:
lu..TN ~, - Dsrp A A.

N.I.I
TRAIN No. 81. $50 A. VI.
c,orfrHFRN EXPRESS, daily. for Danyllle.
- Greensboro Wlnston-Salem. Durham.
,,aieleh. Randleman. salisbury, ksheville.
ffof Swings Charlotte. Columbia, Aiken,
Augusta. Atlanta. Birmingham, Noufgpin-
cry- New Orleans, Texas. and California.
pullman palace slceping-cafs Richmond io
Danville and Danyille % AsheYiile, Augusta,
HirptnQhanf. and New orleans.
TRAIN No %. 1913 A. VI.
VIRGINIA AND NORTH CAROLINA TX
v PRESS. daily, for Burkoviile, an sta-
ttnns on the Norfolk and Western Railroad,
ivnchburg. Knoxville, Chattanooga. Nom
mrs. and Nashville: also for koysfllr,
tlarksvilia. oxford. Henderson. Durham.
and Raleigh This train goes through solid
~ ''''''' TRAIN No. 80. 3 PM.
VAST NAIL, daily, fOr all points or Che
Il Farmvlllc and pOwhatnu Railroad, Iau-
VILE Greensboro. " lnstOn-Salem Raleigh
charlotte. Ashovllle. Columbia. Augusta
Atlanta. Birmingham, Montgomery. NeW
orleans. Texas. and California. Pullman
naiaco .lceping-cars Danyillc iO Augusta ana
Atlanta and az Greensboro sleeper VIA Ashe-
willie 20 Morrlstown, Tenn.
TRAIN No. go. g r. NJ.
A NFIfA ACCOMOuAliON, daily, except
Y sunday. for Amelia Courthouse and Inc
'e''' Train 40. u. 600 A. N
GLOVER LOCAL daily, except sunday.
l freight train with coach attached, Tor
clover. Va. and Intermediate points
ARRIVE AT RICHMOND
Train No. 53 at 5.t5 A. 81. No 81 at 3.lO
T.. NJ. and 40. 50 az i;lO J. N.
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BANKERs ANp BoRKERs.
HANkEN1 IND HVNh EIN7'
JOHN |. WILLIAMS & SON,
D A N K E r s,
AND DEALERS IN
INVESTMENT BONDS.
iii MAIN STREET.

We make a speciality OF hrst-class Invest
ment Securities, which wokeep constantly on
hand for sale 10 FIDUCIAREs, TRUST
FUNDS, AID INVESTORS GENERALLY.
STATE, CITY, AND RAILROAD BONDS
Tor same al market rates.
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TRUSTEES SALE.
TRUSTEES SALE.

SELLING OUT AT COST A FINE con-
FECrIONERY AND GENERAL MER-
CHANDlZE BUSINESS.
Iwill sell for cash. IN whole or In part. the
stock, fixtures, etc, I'm the business lately
conducted by c. A. PULLING, al the corner
OF Main and Belyidere streets. IN this city.
This Is a good opportunity for q live man
TO make money.
Apply 20
EDMUND PENDLETON, Trustee,
11O3 Main Street. City.
All persons indebted to c. A. Pulling viii
please come forward aud settle. Iss-tl
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Gle DaiIp Gimes.
fUBLIsllED BY THE TIMES eoNfANl
OFFICE; eOi EAST MAIN SINN"''
RICHMOND. va.

thu DAILY 1IMEs-cifY DELIVERY
Delivered in any part Of che city aud Man
chester by carriers at - cents per week.
Persons desiring the TINS delivered nj
t,.cir homes can secure 70 by postal card, re-
quest or order through telephone NO. o'"'
hen delivery is irregular Immediate COM
plaini should be made 90 the Office The al
dress may be changed as desired, iscofe De
taken I'm all c mention inc OF" """
new address
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OK THURSDAY. 10TH JANUARY, 1890,
AZ u NJ.

Al II NJ,
seu nv auction as an entirety, 'all the lahds'
tenements. rights. franchises, furnace, "oikh'
machinery. plant. and property OF All SORTS
Including all bills receivable and other as
sets of whatsoever description belonging 70
the said defendant corporation.
The real estate on which the furnace ah9
works stand consists OF large and weil~located
lots. situated on both sides Of the Cnesa-
peake and ohio Railroad (James RIVER D DIV,
sionl. and alongside Of the virginia Midihhu
Railroad. on James river, in the lower part
Of me city Of lynchburg. The lands lie along
the said railways with fronts OF ABOUT tVV
feet. 4. ...,,t.,o
working order, making about forty IONS -
dan. INT with some notifications capable Oh
a much larger output. .,,....,.,s
into the city OF l.ynchburg, and IRON ores anu
Limestone are easily accessible IN unlmltct
Quantities along all these roads; coke anu
Goals come by short lines from west NlI-
ginia and other fields. and the means OF
transportation for the product OF the FURNACE
are al that can be desired.
TERMS: Cash. -
Fullor details and information VIII be tur-
nlshed upon application, and the property
will be shown by those IN charge. NoifoS-
JOHN III. LEWIS, Commissioner,
sl3 Main street Lynchburg, va.
VIRGINIA.: In the clerks Office Of the Cir
cult Court for the city Of LynShnurg' Do .l.
has been given by the said John II. Lewis
commissioner. with sufficient security as re-
quired by the decree.
Teste:
sc. wINGFIELD, Clerk.
de15-22, 30 jas. tdtd
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Happy termination Of the ohio Contest
New York STAR

INNM lNAh "NNAfI
The election of Colonel Brice to sue
ceed Henry b. Payne as United States
Senator for Ohio is q fit subject for con-
graduation 10 all good citizens 1t is
ttiumph over attempted prescription
from public Office of successful men OF
one party. c0ntrived in the interest OF
an opposing political organization which
is itself entirely subseryient to monop-
olies that flourish through special priv
ileges. II is a rebuko TO a warfare uu-
surpassed in maligniiy and misiepre-
seniation upon a self-made man whose
honorable and patriotic career illus
trates the advantages Of American IN
situations. To is a sweeping and time
ly condemnation OF the methods OF in
trigue and treachery that interposes
the great obstacles to the enforcement
of the Will of the people.
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The influenza has been somewhat
digmhed in the eyes Of the public by
the recent discovery that Schiller had 1t
and Goethe wrote about it. In May.
1852. Schiller went to Mannheim to see
the second presentation of his "Rob.
bersr on the stage. La grippe was then
making half Mannheim sueeze and
groan. After attending one perform
auce of his tragedy Schiller hurried of
to Stuttgart in tine hope Of escaping the
epidemic. The day after his arrival
there he wrote to Dalberg, manager Of
the Mannheim theatre: "Since COM
ing here have more than paid for all
my pleasure with you by my suiferings
from the horrible epidemic, which, to
my unutterable disgust, has rendered
me incapable of work. AT about the
same time Goethe was complaining ia 8
letter to the Duke Karl August that the
unusually warm weather had become
standard topic of conversation, just
as was the influenza a short time ago.
The great Kant dignlhed the grip by
trying to investigate its causes. He
surmised that the insects which were
responsible for it had been imported
from China TO Russia, whence they had
spread to the western part of the CONT
nent.
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RIcnmoNp. ~. pecember I'd. lss

'T'T7'77
THE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED
4 PACKAGES, remaining UNCLAIMED
in the possession OF the Richmond and Dan
Vile Railroad Company. Will be old to the
highest bidder. by GEORGE W.AA1o, Auc-
iioneer. at No 70 north Ninth street. FRI
DAY, JANUARY 24TH. 1890. according 20
law: same having remained unclaimed for a
period Of sixty days or more:
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DHILADELPHIA. RICHMOND AND
Il NORFOLK STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

Appointed sailing days every il h-uAl
and FRIDAY az "a NJ, and every 81 MAJ
al A. NJ. Freight Tor lr sisys ana ft-
days steamers received an 1880 A. ~. DOT
sundays steamer till l.. NJ. SATURDAY
Freight received daily TN T.. NJ.
Fare 10 Philadelp W
Foo further Information apply a.
j. ". MCCAkHlCki
General southern Agent
once, huekuii,.
W.P. CLYDE a 90
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A UCTION SALE
OF
VALUABLE GOOCHLAND REAL ESTATE.

At the request Of the beneficiary, and un-
der the terms OF deed OF trust from George
date the sth day Of June, 1877, here referred
70, / VIII,
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I ANCASTER & LUCKE,
BANKERS AND BROKERS,

MAIN STREET.
Securities OF all kinds dealt In and bought
and sold on commission,
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AUCTION sALEs-Tbis Day.
FORECLOSURE SALE
BY AUCTION.
AT LYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA.
VALUABLE IRON FURNACE PROPER
TIES. REAL AND PERSONAL. FRAN
CHIsEs, LEASES, EASEMENTS, sc.

The subscriber, as commissioner OF the CT
cult Court for the city Of Lynchburk, IN the
suit OF Peters executor, &c. against LyhNn-
burg Iron Co, &c, and crOss-sult OF y. FL III
ward Carpenter. trustee, and +. Burd Sru ~,
against Freeman & Jones, &C., In when Ia
ter the said r.. Burd Grub prayed ior u lo,e-
hurp Iron Company, win. on the premises
M the furnace Of the defendant company
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old DOMINION STEAMSHIP COM
~ pANl.
FOR NEW YORK.


Steamers leave Richmond Et kRl llt --
DAY and FRIDAY GO D D. 81. Manifest
.Dll-o4 One b our before sailing i'm..
Steamers heaYD AeW YORK lul lINNINNIl
EVER1 WEDNESDAY ami 7All LlAl st
SIP. ~. arriving boo Richmond NuNhAi aAl
FRIDAY mornings.
Passenger accommodations unsuil asses.
Cabin fare 20 New York via James
river route Qncludng meals aNd
DerfuI 10 ~
Round-trlp tickets, limited io ui5
DAYS after date of issue .................. ID Nu
Stecrlge, with subsistence ................. % NY
Steeragc. without subsistence ............ uu
Cabin fare Fia Chesapeake ana ONO
Railroad l'
Cabin fare via Richmond and iti-ir-
burg Railroad ..t....... l' ~
Tickets can Doe obtained Hi A. ~. cong ''I 3
1000 Main street. Chesapeake ana NNIl lIil
Richmond and Petersburg depois' lui I'D
cOmpanys offices, 1901 Main sill0t ill
wharf Rockets.
frclghts forwarded and through bills 0i Als
Ing Issued for points beyond New lDfA.
Freight received daily until D I. Ut.
Passengers leaving Richmond on a,'e-
DAYS. nc tSDAl, ,WtDNEsDAl 7,lhl t--
DAYS, and SATURDAYS uy tle thesalt 10
and Ohio RAILWAY lvia Newport AtWs ll r.lp
A. NJ. Dy nichm0nd aui IeI. isNlit
railroad same day. and UiD. A. Vi. M'N
make connection at NORFOLK WIN steamer
leaving those days.
GEORGE W. ALLEN & Coz Agents
no. 1901 Main street. anna
by 10-tf Company Wharf, Rockets