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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-11-14

/ bave just received a case Of StsnArd
prints which IAwill sell At 25 yards to the
dSllar. SAMUEL e YoUKo.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-11-14

Ten Beautiful Pieces OF sllverware TO b
Given Away,

At F. M. French's Jewelry store, COM
mencing Nov. 1st, will present every
one purchasing 81 worth Of goods, tick
ct emitting the holder to chance to
draw one OF the following pieces Of silver
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-11-14
DEAFsEss crKED IN TEN nIxUTEs

Dr Dairin sim Continues 20 Aatonish the
Public BY Elis New Mode OF Treat
mcnt by Eieetrieity..-One efthe
Doctors Mas an once as Pen.
atcten, Nov. 10 60 Is. aud
Baker CITY, Nov. Is ta ~.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-11-14

HINTS TO HoUsEKEEPERs.-Alw set
the mouse trap before retiring nights.
Keep the best class Of groceries you can
buy and use only fresh produce. Trade
at the best grocery stores and by the way
there is none better than Conn & Hen
Iricson's. They keep the best in the
market, buy their produce of the best
gardeners, keep the freshest fruits in
season, and carry fine line Of standard
groceries generally.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-11-14

Nearly onc-six;h oi the :otal popula-
tion of our iorty-ionr states aud several
territories lives in thirty-iIyc cities. aud
one-pixth oi these cities Is supplied by a
single state, New York. In Oregon near
ly a third Of the population is In elk
cities.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-11-14

KID GLOVES / HAEDLE.-Our Own, a
genuine kid glove, warranted at 81 so per
pair. The celebrated = Centemcri at ST.. 90
per pair. The MatheT In button ana string
tastenings at SITS per pair. The genuine
Foster hook at $500 per pair Also Mus
quetair, Sued and Giace finish
CANTrVr II VNuNyc
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-11-14
Another C..e ar ps.f.... Cared.

DRs. DARRIN can be consulted daily
a at the Washington building, correr Ct
Fourth and Washington streets, Portland.
Hours, 10 to 8; evening, z to 9; Sundays,
10 to IL All chronic and acute disease,
blood taints, loss of vital power and early
indescretions permanently cured. though
no references are ever made in the press
concerning such cases, owisg to the deli.
cacy of the patients. Kxsnations free to
all, and circulars will be aent to any
address. Charges for trestnent according
to patients sbility to pay. The rich and
poor treated free of charge with electricity
fr ON 1910 II daily. Ali private diseases
eonfidentially treated and cures guaran
teed. Patients at diatsnce can bo cured
by home treatment. Medieines and letters
sent without the doctors name appearing.
JACKETS AND WRArs.--I am now receiy-
ing my fall and winter stock Of ladies
misses and childrens jackets and wraps
which are of the latest style and good
value, and rs cheap as standard goods
can be bought have on hand q lot
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-11-14

Tao new engines psssed down the road
this morning for u,e on tho orcgai .n rail-
road.
4 lodge Il knights Of P,th.s. has b.eu
organized a. Sslvurton with twenty mem
bera
Mr w Bsnsiey to-day received al order
ttom Washiaina for psir of shoa. for "lhc
ala tesd sifl who Gse'l 20 live IN Hatrisbur! $
tuf whom he made sh.-ea several Se-rs ago
|" tho program OF tho tracb.rs meeting 20
b. held at Bfo~nssiilo the 2i.t aud pad %
this month which Ne dnbIi.hed 10 yesteday's
DEaucRAr the name ef Pruf Dan I>saney
vice prsstieut for Tangent wAs omitted.
A FIRg Buo.-Easiy this morning
Sigh,~aiehnaB MeLain, while standing
on Second street, near Baker. heard a
noise IN the direction OF First street, and
Immediately saw man disappearing from
tho rear ot the Star brewery lot, owned
by the Col iiogg syndicate. fastening TO
the building he found a fire agains, the
rear part OF the old brewery building,
which he quickly exlInguished. Some
wood and paper had been sa.ura.
ted with coal oil and fred. In the mean
time the man had disappeared and there
Is no clue to his identity, a. the building
Is In ,henelghboFhood Of 4 large number
Of frames IL was evidently intended for
a big FIRE; end but for the prompt action
Of tlir nightwatch would have been This
Il : case where an extra hlghiwa,chman
WAS OF grsa, worth In a very emphatic
manneI.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-11-14
Current Events.

Every body remarks at the splendid dis
play Of fruits and vegetables at
Powell & Cos, where they get what they
want In the first place.
The bes, and largest supply of peaches
will be found at Powell 4 Co.'S
Leave your orders there when you get
ready TO "put up" peaches.
A large supply of shelf goods, the best
in town, at Powell & Cos.
All kinds of nicknacks at Powell &
Co.'S
Warm weather goods, picnic groceries,
stay at home groceries, every variety oi
groceries in the market at Powell & Cos.
A FINE TRoUP.-A fair house greeted
the Hears of Oak company last evening.
They were given one of the finest theatri-
cal treats of the season. In their field few
troups have done better work In Albany
than the members Of the Hearts of Oak
thrilling play full Of pathos and comedy
| Every member Is an artist, even the ten
months old baby. Little Hazel Regan Ii
marvel. Mr. Herne, a double of Con-
gressman Carlisle, is an old stager, anc
Clark, Chippindale and Kerncy seemed I,
be born for their parts. Nellie Regan a
Tawdry was the greatest servant cir
ever seen, the mere sight of whom cause,
convulsions.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-11-14

EvnnrnoDr SAYS So.--If the wild
saves could talk they would say, "Go q
sMeil q Cos for groceries and 70
8..tn f.. 1nt|t 6tntA 70 |afEe their prices
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-11-14
HOME AND ABROAD.


The stesmor special oamo In yesterday
afternoon.
Toledo Is 10 have depot, an event long
worked for,
Twenty five Umatiia county potatoes
weighing just buahel we're recently sent
East for oxhitit tion.
There isa TX Valley Ia Grant county and
one IN this county Oaly me name should
ho allowed IN state.
Tho Apollo Club will ploAss meet ~ Prof
Lees residence to- night $50. Bring your
sacred mrse. by ordsr Of tho PRESIDENT.
II 10 reported that the o ID Co has chart
cred aaother steamer t, sasist in carr, ing
away wheat accanulated At YsqaiDs.
There must be bears up In the Green Ba-
sin country. judging from an immenso steel
trap shipped by Stewart Il Soc 10 that city
this afternoon.
Remember the entertainment 10 bo given
by the Ladies' Aid Society at the Opera
House on Wednesday evening November
Goth.
Out Of l25 teachers In Humboldt county,
Cal, ohly one was missing At the meeting OF
the teachers in1iiute at Rureka. - remark
able event
DIR. Grays sale Of stock al his 0tkviil
farm, wAs well attended. Owing 10 the fac
that farmors generally bavs as much stock
a. they can cafry oyer tho prices brought
were low.
An egterprisiBg citizsp al thu corner oi
Madihon and 4.h streets, has sign on the
corner ol bis house giving tho name Of the
streets. This could easily be done all over
she city and would bc q great convenience.
The Jsneti0a City brass band have again
organiznd and have engaged tho services Of
L. OF. Sibhetts fer another year. and will
once more attempt 10 gain tho reputation Il
once had. that Of being tho besA band In the
valley.
Beginning next SnBday the overland will
leave Portland sn hour later than 1T present,
~ inAtead of 6o'eloek ? IN, arriyisg here
about lO:30. The north bound will not
stop bore for breakfast, going through TO
foftlana reaching there at 9:35.
IL might DO proper 10 ssy as We pass along
that Oregon this fall has on her beet "bib
aud tucker" go far as tho weather IL con-
eoFaed. II is bright. sun sbipsy and .oui
cheering when 90 impaired with no freezing
snowy weather in the east.
WENT TO CoHyALLu.-Circuit Court
began business In Corvallis to-day with
Judge Pipes on the bench. This noon
Judge Whitney and Frank Wood went 10
that place 10 prosecute an ejectment
suit against the owners OF Waukeeney,
Geo ii keeney and G T. Wolyerion also
going 70 look after that side Of the case.
y ii Irvine left 10 look after the case Of
Beardsley against Conoyer, brought for
libel. Mr. Beardsley spent Sunday In
Albany and also went that way. Judge
Finn accompanied the crowd 10 attend
TO some legal business that viii come
up,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-11-14

The man who ses fire 10 the Star Brew
cry was up ~ith the times. The paper
used was an Examiner just received on
the morning train.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-11-14
Case or Cross Eye. made straight.

Case OF Cross Eyes Madc Straight.
This is to certify that my wife was oper-
ated for cross eyes by DIR Darrin with sue
ccssful results. Her eyes had been crossed
ever since she was child. We can be re-
ferred to at any time.
JoHN HARTMAN,
3Io South a5th street, Tacoma, Wash.
Another Casc Of Deafness Cured.
This is to testify that DR. Darrin has re.
stored my hearing and stopped the noise
In my ears that has caused me great en-
barrassmen' for the past year. cheer
fully recommend him to the afflicted, as
know them we'll and their success and
reputation In San Francisco and Portland.
A CLAsE,
Halstod Hotel, Tacoma, Wash.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-11-14

Do not pass @ e Brownell's store il you
want to live economically. Best goods and
lowest prices guaranteed.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-11-14

\ CoSTRAsT.-At the late term Of court
in Linn county there was no criminal
case on the docket, although the county
has q population Of 10000. A strange
contrast is presented by Umatilla, whose
jail is now full Of inmates, and whose
criminal docket Is always lengthy
Pendleton EO
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-11-14

Warm weather goods, picnic groceries,
stay at home groceries, every variety oi
groceries in the market at Powell & Cos.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-12

81 wish to earnestly advise all, whether
they are i'll or not, to take, if only one bottle,
Hoods Sarsaparilla in the spring and
fall in order TO put the blood in good
healthy condition so as TO resist any Ills
they may be subject TO. because we all know
that most of our sickness arises rom I'M
pure blood" GRO. SMITH. Waldo, Texas.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-12
East Hanover Presbytery.
FOURTH DAY.
fRoportei for tho Dispetch.i
- - Ali a.

FREDHBIcKsBuRa, April ii, 1870.
DR.. Kerr IL a great favoriie in this "old
burg" and the announcement that he was
10 preach last night brought ont large
congregation, who were much Delighted
with his able sermon on the text: The
Church of the Living God" /. Timothy
ill.,, Is.
When the presbytery assembled this
morning the first matter of importance
which occupied its attention was the read
ing Of the statistical report. which IL 10 be
sent up 10 the General Assembly, for the
year ending April l. 1890. The following IL
. summary OF the totals: Number OF min
listers. SO; number OF churches. 40; num-
Der Of candidates for ministry, q; number
Of elders. i76; number of deacons. 100 ;
members added on examination, SIG; mem
beers added on certificates. ESQ; whole
number OF communicates, A450, number
of adult baptsms. %; number of infant
baptisms, i60; teachers in Sunday school.
6iS; scholars IN Sunday school, AIS; con
tributions-for sustentation. $7,525 evan
eelistic work, Si.0i9; invalid fund, Siy7 /;
foreign missions. S3.5i4: education, $3.50 ;
publication, $3.50: Tuscaloosa Institute
icolored), $500; presbyterial. Sis6; pas.
tors salary paid. SS0.i0; congregational
e22,407 miscellaneous, $,7l9; total con.
tributions, $75.i92.
Al II O'Clock the preshytery took recess
Cor public worship. Notice had been gwen
that DIR. Hoge would preach at this time
and this was sufficient TO ensure large
attendance. Though it WAS in tho morn
ing, when il is usually difficult TO gather .
large congregation. the house asfull. and
for an hour DIR. Hoge kept tho closest at
tentiop Of his hearers. as he presented the
great contrast between the suffering Of this
world and the glory Of Heaven. He took
ss his text But the God OF all grace. who
hath called us unto His eternal glory by
Christ Jesus, after that ye have suffered
awhile. make you perfect, establish.
etsengthen. settle YOU Peter l.. b-i0
In BIS opening remarks the Doctor made
$50 snxr touch1ne allusjons " 1oxmAg
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-12

nassors and members Of this. church who
have gone 10 enter into this glory.
Interesting addresses were made on the
subiect of foreign missions by DIS Arm
strong, Rosebro. and smith,,
DIR. Armstrong read the following report,
which IVES unanimously adopted Inc
committee 10 which was referred the
second annual report OF the Womsn's For
eign Missionary Union would report that
thew have carefully examined the same ana
would recommend that tho pres0ytery
adopt the following resolution,viZ
Presbytery heartily commends the zeal
and diligence manifested by the ladies OF
the union in securing and disseminating
missionary intelligence and in tho coliec-
t;on OF funds for the support of mission
aries now in the field under appointment
OF the Committee of Foreign Missions.
Rev. ]. Calvin Stewart presented a re-
ouest from his church that its name be
changed from Fourth Church. Rich
mond" TO that Of The Church OF the
Covenant" This request was granted.
Presbytery passed vote OF sympathy
with Rev. Theoderic Pryor. ~ IL hi; nJoa nro
of his recent serious illness, which pre-
vented his attendance upon this meeting;
Rev. William S. Campbell offered vote OF
thanks TO the good people oil tredericKs-
burg for their cordial Christian hospitality.
and TO the railroad and steamboat compa-
MES for reduced rates over their hhes.
This WAS heartily and unanimously
adopted.
NOTES.
A great deal has been said about Frede-
r;cksburp being finished town." This
,ho paople of the town Tepudlate most
heartily. and point with justifable pride
To the improvements which nave Deen or
are being made. Among this number Is
large satisfactory, which has Just been
completed, and which will soon begin
work with a large fbrce of operatives.
There is also an ice-factory IN process OF
construction. which is 10 furnish the ma.
terial to keep The "old burgers" cool
during the heat of the coming summer.
Tho Kappahannock furnishes water:
mower sufficient for a large number OF
other manufactures.
The PRESBYTERIAN church has n perfect
Gem OF a chapel. in which the sessions 81
the presbytery have been held. ms was
buili about ten years ago by Mr.. - j.
French, OF New YoIk, at cost oil SIo,oCG,
az memorial 10 his daughter, IoVelY
vounq lady whose memory Is warmly cher
ished here by her many friends. Just back
of the pulpit il IA handsome staned-glass
window which shows 10 whose memory the
chapel was erected.
ThiS building is of Virginia granite, and
is built in the Gothic sly lc. II is very com
plete IN an OF IT'S dIfhli-cniou'H' 'Oi
in addition 10 it's large auditorium room
for the infant class OF the Sunday, school,
a librarv-room. and n pastors study,
In addition to the large window already
mentioned. there Is also large and hand
some memorial-window to the memory Of
Judge John Nj. Hetndon, who was for a
number of years lust after the war the
Secretary Of the Commonwealth OF VIZ
But the GROWING beauty Of this lovely
chapel is a magnificent window which has
lust been placed in the end OF the building
opposite the pulpit by MIR. French as tes-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-12
BY chewing & Rose,
Real Estate Agents, Auctoneers, and Brokers,
No. north Tenth street.
INVEST BROAD STREET CORNER
w PROPERTY.

Az the request OF the owner. who desires 70
engage In business out Of the city, we viii sell
by auction, upon the promises, on
THURSDAY. APRIL 10. 1890,
ats o'clock r. NJ. that COM&ODlOUS THREE
STORY BRICK HOUSE situated On tho north
west corner Of Br0al aud Munford streets Tho
lot has front OF 2jXl5 feet TO spayei alley.
1his building f. thoroughly equipped In every
parti -uar for the successful conduct OF saloon,
restaurant, board Ing and ioiginz-house com.
bined. The owner recognizing tho great need
o. n hall in this growing section. has lifted up
and furnished the same, which enjoys the pat
rouage Of several ORGANIZATIONS at good rentHls;
There has recently been erected new ana wen
arranged two-stUry brick dwelling In rear OF
tie above, fronting on Munfort street when
owing to its convenience was taken possession
OF before us completion. The whole house ID
heated by steam from ccllur 60 garreI A
thorough inspection Of the premises Will con
vince all OF its completeness. Tho demand lot
Broad street property Is daily increasing OWING
90 its present ami future value, which. togethe'
with the good rent this property VIII yleld'
should call ont a good attendance OF bidders.
TERMS: At sale. CHEWING hOSa.
Auctloneers
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-12

.,,norial 70 the memory OF his wife. This
Is a representation Of the Good shepher;a q
taking care of His sheep. Inc coloring -
'nasns candy or glazing. The shading Is
=. .ov nerfect as to be q very good imitation
of nature. ~ - a.,
ct narfect pieces Of workmanship IN
this this line of art to be found in all this
country. -, .ho;v
old and their newly-made friends here with
many regrets, and look forward with very
Great pleasure to the time when another
meeting shall be held In the old burg.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-12
YORK-RlyER LlNE,vA wEsrrolyr.
THE FAyoBITE ROUTE NORTH
LEAVE RICHMOND:

.at NJ HH. ~, .'..f NJ.
local FNraE,s, caiIy er ,"nt sunday. s,5ut
o, ell stations. AZ Les.cr NsYo- clnnr.s si.a
staco Tor Naker.oa. v.th baltimore s.eauarA Al
TRAM w 5.tGRW
BALTlMOR. LlNt az. daily except suaiar
for West ioin. connecting Wlh lors-s.ysf
steamer for ia umor'. A. Baltimore steamer.
C INJECT win B..gmHro as ONO railroad fo-
Washington. Pn'lscsii bra. AMI Naw forN
steamers leave baltimore b.. 81. day. except
sunday
Trains arrive =: R.chmoal 90 =. y. saiiiA
n.
TRAIN 40. i).3OAM
LOCAL, MIXED. daily excep, sunday. ls,y,s
Tvebtv-sish'h stree Tor ts. iolas aai iaiso
me1iate pOints
1Icse,-3.nce at station foot = yirgiala .ir..,
City ucset-oMce ~ lca.n ani hAa
streets
CO., HAAS JAS I. TAYLOR,
Trar1c Manager General faronger Ag.ol
JOSEPH \ Potts. nirrion ta-'eoger AseaL
DICHMOND. FkEDERICKSBU91
IN AND POTOMAC RAILROAD. -schsiui,
commenting fhbs.Aki - isSo-sa'''fs
ga A. NJ. leaves BYRD street station daily
stop only a. Ashland. hct1 vel. Nj.
ford. ana ETsdoricssoGIg Hroo ,e sri
i1wator sleepir 90 NaieiuEioa
nn1 New Ork.
uc7 A. NJ. leaves Byri street. station ialy. "a.
capt sunisy
t;s0PM leaves Byri-strsoi s;A,l3l iNnY
7.lIPN leaves hyri-sToat -tAr0n fAnv
stops only M Boihrel, Milford. anf
f.c1rrcAsouvg. sleeper ilcAm0li
q New York.
esoA. 4. arrives p. Byri street station daily
sleeper from NsE orL
PssP. awe. 81 Byrd s.r-. station iAlr
stlps at FREEZER -Asblrg. i'rt
R0inueI. snd Ashland. Sl-epar inlA
Wsshingt0a ani N0s IOrL DooBl''
sioI 90 Ia
eosP NJ a.tives iyTf-Ntleet ttsiila daily
stops only 10 Fredericksburg, ~
fori, 4nd Ashisn1.
s.4P, NJ arrives a bYri-Sucet staion daily,
except SUNDAY
ASHLAND rRAINI
Dluy EXCEPT sUsDAr1
CASA. n. leaves kloA Arrives AZ AsalinfN
1.B A. A.
looP NJ accom- notation lssyNs SYri-sHs,i
slAl0n. arrives s. Ash AMI as b. g..
CAP VI leaves fihN arrives a. Ash ani Al
cor. a..
e45A. " srriges ElbA Leaves Ashland a. y
4. Il.
Es5AM accommodation arrives IS Bryi-
e.ree. station Leaves Ashlsni a, y
A..
ks9P NJ srrIy,s :: SibA le.vs, Ashlsai A.
az l.. ~.
The New ior. aul Flor IA Sprclal, composed
OF Pullman Ycs!ibulcl Iars. arrives rlri--ir'el
station on Mondays, wednesday,, aui friiay'
al 7.ls T. A., ami leaves hyri.'iroet station
o. tuesdays. Thursdays. AMI -a'Yriays a. o.I-
A Extra fsre is charged GA th's Train.
C.. 1Af LOR lra1ir ManageL
kT. d. MTEHS General 81 9sratealshI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-12
THE WORLDS FAIR.
The Dill Ordered Reported WIN tue Dan-
lei Proposition in Part as an
Amendment.
,pv ,s,osrapn 10 the Dispstch.I

rBy telegraph 10 the Dispatcn.l
w.sH1SGroS, April 1.-The Senate
Ouadro- Centennial Committee met TINS
morning and ordered the Worlds + air OIL
reported with some amendments, one OF
which is the Daniel proposition In some
what emascuiated form. The committee
Mt the suggestion Of Senator Gray modl-
fed the provision with respect TO the Presl-
dent being satisfied of the bond-rdc charac-
Ter of Chicaeo's subscriptions by making 1t
,ead that ne shall be- satisfied Of the re
snonsible Character of tho subscriptions
before inviting foreign nations to partlci-
nate. The Daniel amendment was modi-
fod so as TO provide that some time In the
Surfing date not particularized) before the
time for opening the exposition, there shall
he an international naval display in New
Work harbor and Hampton Roads. and
civic celebration in Washington ~ the time
OF the dedication of the statue proposed TO
Columbus. There is no appropriation mace
in the bill for these celebrations. this beng
left for Congress to provide for at some
time in the future. The Chicago men
agreed 10 these amendments IN the hope
tlat il would facilitate the bills passage,
but had them so modified as not 10 lhler.
fcre with or detract from the opening az
Chicago. A subcommittee, consisting OF
Senators Hlscock. Hawley, and DANIEL
was appointed TO make the bill conform TO
the expression of the wishes OF the CON-
mittee and to draw up report
At the suggestion OF Senator arwei'
Senator Hawley was selected as the mana
ger of the bill on the floor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-12
A TLANTIC COAST LINE
RICHMOND AND PETBHsDU 90 RAILsoi
TIMETABLE.
TRAINS NoRrHwAgD
Daily.
sTopPuNC,-PLACBs.

ro,ui5.N Il. 60 p. 81. -, snd So mAhs %
.,op. NoA Is and N SOP 80 sigua 81 .
cbr.ter. Drssry's Bun. Couira.s, aai thH's.
Nos -. "a - and 81 will stop a. al s.s1'a' '''
passengers. ..., svvvrcs
ON Trains nos. lt and g sleep ing-eaf -,
New YORK aud Tampa Pa ga Jsct',-.'...,
on Ir.ius So.. IA sal q slsepiDS-cans Os.'Ss
Wsshlnstou snd Caarles.oa ga l.s' 80,
Isr-s-nsills. GA TRAM No. ., slrSp az
sr..o"n Wssbicston and s. Augustine
Jacx~opyiiIei, On Trains NO. - On. -.
- ,ns.rar, between - Augustine ic.s % -
srns,iis, and Nss York On rams NoN q,
ann ~ slseplng-cara betSeea "Assins''' '''
rB HI;V ONLY ALL-RAIL LINZ TO nokFo'''
v,,0moBla1..' y. AN soriol,,''..is,.s :. :
,iicnmon1 r. III. Norfolk 80. ~
Sorfols.......'s i0A. n. kioamoai 80
MORON .'4:s0 =. N. hiehno9i'., ~ I
Inc tratn. Leaving kichm0ad ~ ~ =, =,
Noyfolk AZ 40 Z. n. are sold Hs'ns 49,, !
,h,s, two poinls. aud pssseDssrs 20 49, -,
wttnout change Of cara Close coa0 oS',SN' ,
sl.a q, sde A. Psls.soUrx - zee s''o +. "a :,
from klcnmond and ths sW a. d. HA'A
grsia. leaving Richmoat al 90 A. q. y
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