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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-09
"Reminiscences Of ohiIdhood-1soe.
written for the Dispatch by lady OF Richmoi
horn In ls1i.l


written for the Dispatch by A lady OF Richmond
born In lsoi.l
Ire1nember. remember, whom child Of tender
Az nome one day from school was sent, my
mother found IN tears;
My father, he sat upright upon MS easy cnair,
A neighbor knelt beside him apparently In
prayer.
I remember, remember. when I ope'd the
cham her-door,
With what sJrprIse looked at those | neer had
seen before;
A crowd had then assembled, why dld not un-
dor5tand,
Ny sister then approached me and TOOK me oy
the hand
I remember, l remember, not single word |
spake:
heart would broak:
In accents sweet she whispering said: know
that God can save,
But much fear, dear little SIS, pas Fastening TO
10 the grave.
remember, remember, tho hearse before the
door: -
Within was put the CONN., which his brother Ma
On watch was placed silkcn vest with ribbon
I thought II was novel sight presented to my
Tiew.
remember, / remember. what pretty dress
wore.
And wondered why mover had a such-lik' one
befOrs.
Win pleasure looked on the scene-snx ious
was TO ride;
A strange emotion seized my breast-'twas van
ity and pride.
remember, ! remember. when the iunerai
rites we're DER
To the same emusements then turned naa 30
loved before
With hook aud line and bait In hand 70 nshing
did / go
On tho bank by the river where the waters now
remember. remember, whilst waiting Tor
bite.
A retrospective view took Of that which gave
delight 80,
My sisters words repeated: "Iknow thai God
eau save"
But surely thought twas q pleasant hing 10
see one 70 his grave. 4. l. 10
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-09
That Old Letter from Virginia.
For the Dlspatch)

On Sunday last you published letter
which YOU say lis the earliest description
of virginia, and was probably the tirst sent
out TO England, as 1t was dated June lst.
l do not find that it is dated at all. IL is
endorsed as of June 81, 1907, which IS better
for the letter, rs that would give the writer
twenty more days.
The main value and interest of that com;
munication are derived from its alleged
early date, in which there is probably q
mistake. In venturing to suggest tha'
such is the case, nothing untrlendly OF ny.
percritical is intended. / feel an interest,"
in such matters and once took denght III
dabbling in them. as will appear from Sc,
ries of Contributions TO the History o.
VIRGINIA" and the first Appeal to the
LEGISLATURE TO Preserve The Colonid he.
cords of Virginia" and to send an agent
for that purpose to England, which was
afterwards actually done.
The co,onists landed at jamestown on
the 18th of Nav, 1901. From that day 70
June 1st would be only eighteen days
Even to June 2ist would be only thirty
eight days. Now, does not that old letter
comprise more information than couiu
have been obtained of a new country IN
such short time, even with all of Captain
John Smiths energy and enterprisef
But. in the second place, its own author
speaks Of his former visit TO Virginia. I'll,
says. in telling how the goldfish followed
the ship, &c. "as also out OF my ourne ex
perience. not farr off to the northward. the
fishing found in INV first voyage to Virgil
MAJ
If, then, the letter under review was
written in 1907, how and when did IT:
writer make his previous voyage to Virgi
mar
Is II probable that in transcribing or en-.
dorsing the said letter mistake has beef
made in its date?
Still, the document is an interesting ono
and am glad it has been obtained. :,
Is. b. NJ
RICHMOND, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-09
From Creditor.
To he EdiiOr Of Tie Dis0dfch;

To he HfiOr Of The DtS0dfch:
Everybody has had something 10 say
about the debt of the Agricultural Society
except the creditor. The public has
heard nothing from him. oher few
words in his behalf and think | can speak
with feeling for J am h,m excuse the
grammar to the tune of nearly thousand
dollars.
] have read every suggestion which has
appeared in the papers and have heard
great many. There are but two that are
practicable-f sell the property Sc
cond, borrow money on II. But the reply
is 10 one VIII lend the money because the
society can't pay the interest. In answer
10 this came the suggestion, borrow $50
600. which will leave enough money on
hand. after paying the debts to pay three
wears interest. Surely the property viii
carry $4,000. No one has estimated Its
value at less than 500 900, which IL in
creasing every day. And by the time three
wears roll around another exposition can
he held. which having the benefit Of all the
fixed improvements, buildings. &c, put on
the property by the present management
as we'll as Of their experience, Will be GER
tain to pay handsomely
The creditors have been lenient. Per-
sonally have apologized TO the officers Of
the society every time l have approached
them TO make even an inquiry on the sub
iect. l feel, in view of the work and en-
erpv they have spent on the late Exposi-
ton, that they are the worst-abused men
in Richmond and should have the best Of
sympathy and encouragement from. the
community. But nv own business inte-
rests are suffering severely for want of this
money, and suppose others are in the
same fix. The banks decline to carry the
paper and the whole burden falls on the
creditor.
Now, all ask is that whatever is done be
done quickly. No delay for the May cleo
ton or anything else should be allowed
The Same class Of argument Il would like
10 saw demagoguery) would defeat it be-
fore the people as did it in the Board of
Aldermen.
SO. gentlemen, give us settlement as
soon as possible. You have done more
than your duty in trying 10 preserve the
property to public uses. A CREDITOR.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-09
written for The Dlspa,ch-copyrigbte 1901
CHAPTER /.

CltAf lin Il
ON tho 25th o. May, 1881, sat alone upon
The deck az the Sparhawk. a three-masted
schooner, built, according 20 description
l., ,bc cabin. M Stockport. Me. l was not
onl, alone on the deck, but was alone on
~. chin. Tho Sparhawk was "dere-
i,c,~ that is. II q vessel with q man on
board of her can be said to be totally aban-
had now been on board the schooner
for EIGHT DAYS. How long before that she
had been drifting about Of the mercy OF the
winds and currents | did not then know,
I'M disco, cred afterward that during a
'.vclone carly in April she had been aban-
d,uod bv her entire crew, and had since
icon reported FIVE times TO the hydro
graphic Office of the Navy Department in
Washington and her positions and proba-
blo courses duly marked on tho pilot
chart. ,.,.,
She had now become one Of that little
Aect abandoned az sea for one cause or an
other and hOating about this way and that
"A. flo Mild winds blew OF the ocean cur
RENTS ran. NOyaging without purpose. as
u manned bv the spirits Of ignorant lands
men. sometimes backward and forward
over comparatively small ocean spaces,
s,.I sometimes drifting for many months
and over thousands OF miles, these dere-
I'D. form ai night aud III fog one OF the
dangers most TO be feared by those who
sab upon the sea
As said before. I came on board tho
abandoned Sparhswk on the 18th of MAY.
ard very glad indeed was 10 get my feet
AGAIN on solid planking. Three days. pre-
v.lu,lv the small steamer Thcspia. from
Hstora 20 New York. on which had been
a nas-euger. had been burned at sea, and
M on board had left her IN the boats.
What became Of the other boat do not
know. but the one in which found myself
ir company with FIVE other men, oil Cuban
-.rarmakcrs. was nearly upset by heavy
wave Iuung the second night we were out,
nnd We were all thrown into tho sea. As
none of the Cubans could swim they were
Oil lost. but L succeeded in reaching the
boat which had righted itself, though half
fn.l ~ water.
There was nothing in the boat but two
oals, which had not slipped out OF their
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-09

! WASN'T tricked, Mr.. Jones. you do know
more'n / do about some things, but there's
some things an, some times when know
an you don'ti This is one OF them times.
The trick is removed and Pun going to get
WELL She began to mend at once and be-
came strong and hearty. Tho thing the
North needs TO do is 10 send intelligent
white ministers down to preach to tho
southern blacks.n
TEE BooDoo SPILL.
Major j. w. Powell, director Of the
United States Geological survey. being
present at the above narration said: Il
had little experience of that sort. The
thing that breaks the hoodoo spell in Wash
ington IL known in colored colloquy as q
.cungence.' but don't know how TO speli
II. Our girl became afflicted and she said
she had been hoodooed. Nothing could
change her mind. To Offset this damaging
witch-spell she made 'cungence and cere-
moniously buried it in the garden. Then
she went and dug it up and burned il with
great rejoicing. / saw the formidable
amulet, or whatever it may be called in the
English language. II was little piece OF
salt pork with hair wound around 1t in q
ball. and a good many pins stuck into IT,
The girl got we'll"
In Washington and in Virginia and Mary
land round about this belief in the power
OF "tricking" people is very common. and
a class of impostors live by curing 1t,
knownas doctor niggers." interviewed
my rheumatic cook about them.
The DOCTOR NrcGER.
az dunno she SAID, hobbling TO chair
in the kitchen. Good many say some bad
niger hurt me--put spell on me and
filled my skin full of snakes and toads
and bugs. Ii feels like it, but | don't
see how he could. My folks wants
me to hire doctor Niger, but L
doan believe in 'em much. My sister
was sick and she paid doctor Niger
to draw the bugs and snakes out OF her.
He brought q cow's-horn and put the
mouth OF it agin her knee and sucked on the
other end, and there, sure enough. he
showed in the horn q handful of angry
worms. She was delighted and handed
over the sos quick. Within a week a
cousin Of hers told her about seeing this
doctor niger dig those very angry worms
and hide 'em in the horn. No. I'll keep
hobbling around.'n
what do you think Of Senator Buffers
remedy, SENATOR"
at seems utterly impracticable. 1t
would only stir up discomfort, think.
As rule the darkies don't want to move,
and will not move. A few would go of and
come back again. and transportation CON-
panies would make some money. All the
negroes want is to be letalone."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-09

To be assaulted By the three imps, dyspepsia.
constipation, and liver complaint uio oi
satanic birth--is perfectly nendish- ms oi'en
happens The hateful three, however. soou
vhisk away TO the neither inferno when hos'e'-
ter's Stomach Bittsrs 70 employed to evict tnem'
As stomachic and Alternative OF disordsred con-
ditions Of the bowels and liver. it Is speaking
within bounds to say that there ID not IN s1's'.
encs medicine so widely known a. 'his' snd
few indeed which have received such positive
and authoritative sanction from tho medical ~
tsraity. The fact that Il promptly relieves, 'nen
sxtirpate-. the three malsdics Of most com 'non
occurrence, ought aud docs make y tns mos'
popular o! family msdicineS but, u sau,s
Is preventive OF and remedy for chtiis anu
fsvsr. rheumatism. nervous and Ssdnsy svu'
ble& feSWU1ES-e
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-09
CURED BY CUTICURA.

III had known Of the Crr1crRA Rnxsples
twenty-cight years ago 10 would havs saved me
$500 two hundred dollars) and On immense
amoant Of suffering. Ny diseass Cpsorsasls, COM
menced on my head ia spot notisreer nan :
cent It spread rapidly ell over my pCuy am
got under my nails. The scales w0uid crop oN
me all the time, and my suffering WAS goddess
and without relief. Que thousand collars voai1
not tempt me TO hare tbis disease over again.
am o poor man. but feel rich 10 be relieved OF
what some Of the doctors said was lcprosy, some
ring worm, psoriasis, etc. 1 took 49, sud -
Ssrssparilias over Que year and Dali, pus no
cure. went 10 two or three doctors. aud no
cars. cannot praise the CUricuRA kxhsptes
too much. They have made my skin as clear and
free from scales IA q baby's All used OF them
were three boxes Of CUrIcCRA. and three bolues
OF CUTIcuRA REsoLvESr. and two cakes OF curi-
cURA soar. IL you had been here and said yon
would hsvo cured me for $500 you would hayc
had the money. looked ike the picture IN your
book of psoriasis picture No. g How TO Cure
Skin Diseases y, but now / am az clear IS any
person ever wss Through force OF habit ruo
my hands over myafms and logs to scratch once
In awhile. but TO no purpose an all well.
scratched twenty-eight years, aud IL gos 70 90
kind Of second nature 70 me. ! thank you
thousand times DENNIS DOWNING,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-09

face was DISTRACTED by the elass sb a bsa
outstretched arms. was sulr and
not SOONER roements stood and faced her,
w1Sl WAS y. wild with excitement; ~ what hat
should 90, What had become Of the
sparhawk, Sn1 ,saehed her Ibid not know;
9 one a wr ~ nothing but getting on board
the vessel had forgotten 2 I'm maze e, !; Ihs
boat fast and when y went 20 so ,ooA On the
day or two atterwardsitwas 80 hsnr;nS
s ~ hnwAaer. i SAW : h'As
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-09
Changed Its Course.
By telegraph 70 ne DiSpsico.I

lBT 'eleRrRpb 70 ne Ul3DtIco.I
Los ANGELES, CAL. February 2-Graet dam
age has been done by the Los Angeles river. IL
has changed its course NJ almost O right angle.
Just south OF the city limits, and after crossing
the country for six miles ompties into the old
Sau Gabriel river. The inundatlOn covers n
large area. large number OF orange, walnut,
lemon, and other orchards are almost ruined.
Growing crops In it, course are completely de-
stfOyed. The total damage In this locality is es-
tiuatol at frs0OOl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-09
Movement In specie.

10y %
NEw YORK, February a-rhe exports OF specie
from the port Of New York last week amounted
to s35l,gl0. OF which 5000 was in gold and
81. $40 IN silver 1880 in gold snd $4,000 In sill
yer went 20 Europe. and Sl,'3O In Soid and
$3.50 IN silver went to South America Tho i'm
ports Of specie At the port Of New York last week
amounted to $500, Of which Sl0,SlO was gold
and $25,0J9 silver.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-09
CrrTTCUgA RESOLyENT,

the new Blood and skin Purifier. and purest and
best Of uumor Remedies, internally. and CurI-
cuRA, the great SKIN Cure. and CUrrcrRA sOaP'
an exquisite skin Beeutiaer. externally, speedi-
ly and permanently cure every species OF i'en-
ing, bnrning, scaly, crusted. pimply. scroiuious'
ami hereditary diseases and humors OF me ssin.
scalp. and blood, with loss OF hair. from pimples
70 scrofula-
Sold everywhere. Price; CUricusA. oos SOAR,
pc. KEsOtyExr. 81 Prepared by tho POTTER
DRUG AND CHEMICAL CORPORATION, boston,
gy- Send for How TO Cure skin Diseases" u
pages. 50 illustrations, aud 100 testimonials
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-09
LINE,vA wEsrrOIsr
TnR FAvomrE ROUTE YoRTH
-
LEAVE RICHMOND:


TRAIN No 81, $50 =. NJ.
LOCAL EXPRESS, daily except sunday. store
Al all stations AZ Lester MAJOR connects Via
stage for waikerico: with baltimore steamer -
Yves. Point.
TRAIN No IS, As L. ".
BALTIMORE LIMITED. daily except sunaays
for West Point, connecting Win nork-htScr
steamer, for Baltimore. Al Baltimore steamers
connect with Baltimore and ohio railroad fes
Warrington, Phtlsdslphla, and New York.
steamers leave baltimore Z. NJ. daily, exesps
Sunday.
TRAIN No. 70. 40 A. NJ.
LOCAL. MIXED. daily except Sunday. leaves
Twenty-eighth stress for West Point aud inter-
mediate points.
Ticketofflce az station foot Of Virginia street
City tickstofice--corner Of Tenth and AAaa
streets. -
sol HAAS, JAS. l. TAILOR,
Traffic Manager General Passenger Agent
JOSkpH = POTTS, Division Passenger Agent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-09
corr.v Court-Uouse Burncd.

DALLAS, TEXAS, February S.-Dallas county
courthouse, with nearly oil It's comforts, was
burned YESTERDAY Tho district and county
clerk. records and the contents Of the county
treasurer's Office were saved in tho frO-proof
vaults. The loss Is estimated at $1,000 in
surance ii0,O00-mostly In the leading eastern
cOrnpanfe4
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-09
An Honest onsr.

Tho Monarch Laundry Works, OF Chi.
cago, ILL.,, are giving away LOCO OF their ~
Washing Machines to introduce them and
get agents. No washboard or rubbing re-
Quired. II you want one write them, en-
closipQ tMa-ca stsmp. toy naxtioularA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-09
TRAINS NoRTHwARD.
Daily.
RTOPpING-PLACEs.

Nos. II, Is, q, 80. 30. 80, 80, and 50 mako no
stops Nos. ~ and Is stop on signal az Nan
chester, Drewry's Blun, Centrslis, and Chester
Nos 80, "a - and 81 will stop az all stations for
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-09
PULLMAN-CAR SERVICE


On Trains Nos. u and % sleeping-cars between
New York aud lamps. Fla (gfi Jacssonyiilee
On Trains Nos. IL and n slseplng-cars between
Washington and Charleston and bosion and
JacEs5nyille On Train No. q, slecplng-csrs
between Washington aud 81. Augustine iUsd
Jacksonyills on Trains Nos. Is. %, and -
sleeplng-cars between 81. Augustine (uta JACK.
sonyllle, aud New York. On 1rains Nos Is
and 78 slsspipg-cars between Washington and
Thomasviile, Ca
In addition 10 he above
THE NEW YORK AND FLORIDA SPECIAL,
consisting Of vestibule Pullman cars only, Leaves
Richmond south bound at 7:23 p. NJ. on Mon
tersbnrg north bound at s A. N. on Tuesdays
Thursdays, and saturdays Extra fare IS
charged on this trsin. -
THE ONLY ALL-RAIL LINE TO NORFOLK.
p,oomoa ltva 10 An. Norfolk. i ss.xs P. NJ
Rlchmopd' .s:s5 r. N. Norfolk. 80. 200 p. NJ.
Norfolk s8f0A. NJ. Richmond. .i2:2D A. n.
Norfolk T.. n. Richmond. 700 4. IA.
Tho trains leaving Richmond az 650 A. NJ. and
Norfolk az 40 Il. N. are solid trains between
these two points. ard passengers 60 through
without change OF cas. Close connections are
also made at Petersburg by the S:G5 =. n. train
from Richmond aud ths $40 A. n. train from
Norfolk.
Trains leaving Richmond az go A. ". and
ll:90 r. N. and arriving ~ Richmond at i1:20 r..
Al ana J:i5 =. NJ. maze close connection q.
Petersburg 70 and from fermyille, Lyncabdrz.
and southwestern points.
X. N. suLLY. Superintendent
EFT. u. MYERS, GeDersl superintendent
T. N. EaEzs0s, General Passenger Agent
FOL. HAAs. Traflc Manager. .fe9
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-09
EFT. u. MYsRs, General Superintendent
!. N. EaEgsOs. General Passenger Agent
fcL. Haas Traflc Manager. re
RICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG

-
DICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
~ AND POTOMAC RAILRoAD.--schod
WIN standard tins.
1.a2 l. 81. leaves Byrd-susss station daily
ftops only a. Ashland. Botaweli, MI
ford. and Fredericksburg, Brooke sad
widcwa sleeper W Washington
and Now York Does not stop 81
EiDs.
ZOO P. n. leaves Byri-susss station daily %.
APP. NJ. leaves Byrd-strses station daily
TAG r. n. leaves byrj-street station daiiy:
stops only II Boutwell,. Milford. and
fredericksburg. sleeper Richmond
s,oA NJ arrives .. syra Street ssAaoa daily
sleeper from New York
en- p. n arrives AZ Byrd-stresl station daily;
stops ct frsdericksburx. Milford
Dothssl. and Ashland. sleeper from
Washington and New YORK Does mol
.npH arrives " by byra-sness station daily
stops only az rrsdcricksbarg, MI
ford, and AshIsnd.
e,eI II arrives 81 Byrd-srsss station datiy.
except Sunday
ASHLAND rRAtN4
pAfLr EXCEPT suNpAn
ezs A. n. leaves EibA. Arrives - Asnia1a ~
Aoop " scoomnods.ion Issves Byrd.strssl
station; arrives ~ Ashiand ~ P. X
eosr n leaves elba; arrives - Ashisnd y
s4sA NJ arrives Eiss. Leaves AaAlssa saxu
enA Y sccomnodssioa arrives ~ Brya.
street. station; isavss Ashlsnd ss7;u
.sn n : 2; !: = ma 'sA'.s AsA'asa :
Tue New Ycrs ssd florida specssl. ~ pss,<
OF Pullman vestibalod Car. viii nsy11o a< 6yr0
street station o. nendAya wedassaayu. sn1
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SCRATCHED TWENTY BEFf IyARS

BODY covEBxp VITA SCALA ITCHING
TERRIBLE. sUPrEKING ESDLusA NO NJ
LIEF. DOCTORS AND MEDICINES FAIL
SPEEDILY cURED BY curIcUHA At a
COST OE "A
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-09

bCHkuULk IN hfFsCF FkbhuAss -
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND, vA.s

=
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND. Vas
$50 A n. SOUTHERN kxfHEss. daily - Az
Iapta, Augusta. aud points South Co..
meets ~ Gresnsbcrc, for Durns1n go
Raleigh; Ct salisbury fos Wseeego
North CsYolipa Psssen ssrs can ooko
elecper at or. ". Through sIsepeeD
from. Danyfile ~outh.
eU A. n. AcCOAMODATioS, daily, sxcepe
sunday, 10 Clover. Va. and inssss
mediate points
ro.ao A. N. VIRGINIA AND NORTH CAROLINA
EXPRESS. daily, through train -
Raleigh ria koysyilie. Connects -
Durkevfils with Sos.oik and WoseeFo
railroad for FarmTiiie. Lynrhbur8s
aud points West: At keysyille tor
Ciarxssiiie, Oxford, Hendorson, go
Durham.
aos p. NJ. FAST MAIL, daily. for Atlanta, An
gus.s, and points South. Conneco -
Noseicys junction WITH farmvIuo
nnd Powbaian railroad: nj Grosaes
horo, for Durham and Raleigh; ~
SALISBURY for Western North Caro-
lima Through siccpers from De-
Vile South
600 7. n. LOCAL, daily. except sunday. toS
Amelia Courthouse and insermonsse
points.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND
s s:is =. ~ ". From Atlanta and Augusta
gss A. NJ. From Amelia Courthouse
40 p. NJ. From Raleigh
6:35 p. n. At Manchester from Cloves'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-09
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIL-
IN ROAn

1T. HARAHAS. General Manager. ieU
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIL-
~ ROAM
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT FEBRUARY. 10 100
TWO TRAINS DAILY TO NORFOLK AND
LYNCdBuRA
LEAVE RICHMOND, BYKD.sTRREr STATION.
Q4gAM Daily. riG Petersburg Richmond aud
Norfolk Through Express-Arrtyo ~
Norfolk l2:ss z. a.. stops only AZ PEI
tsrsburg ana suffolk. second
train, leaving Petersburg at 1880 A.
NJ. aud arriving at Norfolk at Z. No
stops at All stations
s<oA N. Daily, via Pets,purz. Arrive %
Petersburg 1918 A. N. No lesvso
Petersburg il:i5 A. n. for Farm
Vile, Lynchburg, ana ali points souse
sar Daily. va Petersburg. Arrive Pc
tersburg 80 r. NJ; ieAys Petersburg
4;35 Y. n. daily arriving Nordk
T. a.
t,;aO r. NJ. DAILY. ria Petersburg Arrive 81
Tetorsourg l2:.5 a. NJ. connecting
with Traln No l. leaving Petersburg
as i2f0 A. NJ for fsrmyille. Lynch
burg. Poeah0ntss. and ell points
ioi5A.M Dsiiy. Ga BarEeviIle, for Farmvilis,
L7nchbnrg, tao south, sad Wost
PULLMAN hLRRPISO-CAh ACCOhAODA
No. i--Slesring-csr from Poterioirg 70 Bnssoe
without change. leaving Petersburg daily ~
l2.lO A. NJ, AID LyDcnDurg 20 Memphis win.
Gus change.
No. s-Lynchburg 70 Meridian. sad Roc noke
10 Memphis without change.
TicAets, bagysgo-chocks, and all lnformAtios
can 10 obtained AZ Richmond aud PessrsDsrd
railroad depot A. w. GsrDer's 1000 Maia street.
and at the Company's once, gJl east haln strss6
H. ". COURTNEY,
Passenger Agonl
W. B. B6vILl4
General passenger Agea6
CBAHLEs O. EDDY. y,cs-PrsslieaL
General ONCE. Roanoke. Va foS
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yTIRGINIA STEAMBOAT sx71u,

VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT ax71nnl
Y COMPANY for NORFOLK, -
PORTSMOUTH. NEWPORT NEWS, CLARE
MONT, ana JAAEs-RIvEk LANDINGS direer
by elegant saloon steamer ARIEL, leaving kscn-
n1oad EVERY MONDAY. WEDNESDAY, and
FRIDAY at Z A. NJ. stroe.-cars 60 dhoctly "
steamers wharf
Connsctions at Norfolk closely with ~ llnee
Tor northern cities satno afternoon, james river
by daylight. Great tourist line. Cheapest rousA
Throaxh tickets on steamer and at GafDsro
Agency, 100 Main street. Baggage checked
through slase-rooms engaged los day or pighl
Freight resolved daily for NORFOLK. p0tTn-
TIC AND DASvILLg STATIONS, and WASH.
lSsTOS. d. g., sli points In Eastern Morn
Carolina, Essiern Virginia, sai all regular Land.
ings GA the james aud happsnanHcck rivers, -
loves ratss and through bliiS issued.
LUCiES n. rATUH. vicsPresfdent.
Nc. iii7 Main street and Rocketta
IRWIN WEis 0sR, Ffelght aud Passenger AgonA