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diction on the cook, she was helped down
the side of the vessel. Ike had remained
stealthily behind to borrow q potato from
the cook to give to the black horse as q
parting present, and then jumping in with
the rest the boat was pushed off, the crew
gave three cheers, Mrs. Darlington waving
long handled response, and they were
soon at the quay. -, =,
Darlington, gazing about her, with no
hackmen round to Illustrate ones inten-
tons. and | feel like stray cat In q
strange garrett. Have you secured lodg-
ment, Si?"
He answered her that it was all right. and
that short walk would bring them to
then destination, but advised her to hang
her thick shawl on her arm. as 1T was
very likely to be pretty warm. The walk
was very interesting to Mrs. Parting
meath stately dwelling-houses, and cot
tapes with verandas and heavy blinds, en-
powered amid trees, with luscious oranges
pendant from branches overbanging the
public ways, canals running through the
streets crossed by bridges at every turn,
and people with umbrellas over their heads
sauntering indiferently along. The
oranges were sore temptation to Ike, who
wished to climb tree to get some, but the
intervening fences were high, and watch
dogs seen sleeping in the sun served to
check the impulse.
They soon arrived at pleasant little ivy
covered wooden cottage. with a brick
basement beneath it, and 81 informed Mrs.
Partington that this was the place he had
secured for her habitatiop. 1t was kept,
be said, by mother and her daughter, and
was in every way desirable. He went up
some steps as he spoke and raped at the
door, there being no bell.
I'VE wish 10 see Madam Halsford." said
BE-, y : bright mulatto girl opened the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-26
MRS. pARTINGTON.
s,4s 10 sAfeLY LANDED WITH IKE IN
THE TROPICS.
Her Remarkable vaiedictory to the Gap
tain of the Seven Poihes and Introduce
tion to Mrs. and bliss Halsford.
,ws,,., sor The Dispatch and Copyrighted by
p b. ShillaDor.l
CHAPTER V.

I'll. roesenrers we're on deck bright and
.s rHV n r morning, aroused by sonorous
cnn which - made the welcome ring as
Mrs Darlington said. The Seven Pollies,
was Anchored at the mouth of a turbid
river which emptied into turbid sea with
a rim fort on one side and a man-of-war on
the other. both under the English flag. On
the left beyond the fort was the picturesque
town of Leauan. nesting amid an environ
mont of green. above which lowered the
gigantic cabbage palm on the right,
"a far as the eye could see. a. border
of uninterrupted green, pierced here and
there by tall chimneys, from which dense
smoke arose. Immediately borne away by
fresh trade winds. These clnmneys de-
noted the sugar plantations, Lequan being
a great supervising port. The air was
bland and humid; the song OF BIRDS, min
cled with the human voice. came across
the water: flags were raised on the many
ships in port, showing their several ma
tionalities. which foated gaily out to the
breeze, and the scene was one OF perfect
loneliness. ,,
This seems TO mo like on earthly para
doxl" said Mrs Darlington, her eyes drink
ING in the beautiful surroundings.
I" That isn't SO much IKE Pdrdd'se,
though" said the 'Donnerblaat man,
pointing 70 some naked black men and
boys in the shadow of the fort hshing tor
ehrimps.
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young Scotchman, who was paying atten-
ton to the daughter, who took quite liking
to Mrs. Darlington. having heard Of her
at home. where her remarks were often
quoted, and she expressed her opinion OF
him as being very ostenslble young
man." He ran a store little down the
street, in partnership with man named
Burr, under the title of " Trimble K Burr"
1t was soon discovered that @ change at
the cottage was imminent, and that the
basement was to be transformed into a
store to which the firm was to move as
soon as preparation could be made. Ac-
cordingly, in few days came men and
lumber, and work was commenced In fitting
up the place. which was soon accomplished,
and the whole stock in trade moved in
Mr.. Trimble coming to board with the
family he so soon TO become member.
In the mean time the Seven Pollies had
sailed, 81 Pelton having called several
times upon his relative and made arrange
ments for the continuance Of the cottage,
where she was abundantly contented, even
swallowing the cosmetics" as if she were
q native, to the vast benefit of her health.
TELL them at home" she said to 81 as
he came to bid her good-by, tell them
that have recoopered my cistern and am
enjoyin' myself lugubriously, while Isaac
is hilarious"
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She gave them the "tribute of tear or
two as she went down below and awaited
the coming of 81 and Ike. who had gone
ashore in the boat. The Captain came down
in the mean time and for the first time she
spoke to him about payment for her yoy-
age. 1t had all been arranged by Mr.. rel
ton, the mate. he told her, and she might
make herself easy about it.
But must" said she, identity IL, Tor
though AIN not rich, am not town por-
poise and am able to meet all require
ments." as, :.
He again told her that he would settle 1t
with the Mate and let her know later. and
as they were about to separate he would
saw that her company during the voyage
had mitigated its roughness and lghtened
its progress, for which he. Bob Davlt, cap
tain of the Seven Pollies, felt truly CRATE
full.
"What you say said she, Z" is great al
fectation to me, as ! always wish TO make
people agreeable, and to know that sue;
coed makes it more Objectionable. shall
never remember your kindness without
thinking of it," shaking his hand warmly,
her face aglow with happiness.
The Captain, evidently affected. ana
laughing heartily, went on deck, from
whence soon after the Mate and Ike re-
turned, and then, the trunk and bundles
removed to the boat, after a KIND woru 10
the sailors, who had come aft, q maj maze
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tFor the plspstch.l
Trespass by Animals.
JrrrRsvILI.x, AMELIA COUNTY. Va. I
lonnoru Oh 1901 (

JKrTRsVILi-K, AMELIA COUNTY, wax
January "a. 1890.
To Our Legislature Non in Session at Rich
mond:
l desire to call your attention to the fact
that there is practically no remedy IN our
laws for trespass by animals. Within the
last twenty years we have had different
statutes on this subject-at one time for
the damage giving lien on the guilty ami
nal, at another time providing fine to
the State in addition to giving damages to
the person trespassed upon, and at another
time providing, in addition to fine and
damages, for forfeiture of the animal ON
notice after two trespasses. These pro-
visions have been now all repealed (see
Acts of 1887 -'SS, page 1861, and the plaintiff
Is now left to common warrant, ludg-
ment under which does him further harm
BY putting costs on him II nothing can be
gotten by an execution from the defend
ant. We are in this black belt much trou-
bled by cattle and other stock turned out.
and the bulk of the mischief II done by the
property of those who have no moro than
tho law allows. Hence Judgment against
such in no way restraints the evil,
nor rights the wrong done. The upshot OF
which is just this That Il ] am deprecated
upon and that continually must kill tho
animal to end It, and then be civiliy war
ranted for her value and be presented or
indicted for misdemsanor. This. gentle.
men OF the Legislature, Is not ~ 1t should
be, and while do not suggest 70 your
wisdom tho remedy that might DO most Of
fect,ve. permit me to urge upon you the
passage 81 some law on the subject. All of
the Old laws worked well In this section as
far - over heard. and no case Of forfeit
nre under the seyerest statute ever 90
CURED w u SA0so3 {
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"come in, Massa," sho replied, "Misi'

spects you" ~. main roor, p,
hal, ~ fr amt limited but good, sofa, side
haa,d ~ cane'ssat American chairs, Ameri-
o ooniu, oa rocker. marble watershed,
o osn mantle tho walls and ceiling uplathed
and painted blue. pretty curtains, put no
carpet. This Mrs. Darlington noticed as
she scanned The premises. u
4 door openedin one e9rne1, a 81 the d, room
and very pleasant LOOKING ,auy r sn'e sets
accompanied By her daughter The mate
rose TO meet her. . ,ah.
IA NJ HoIsford this IA Mrs. Darlington
and her bow Ike, whom you saw this MORN
ing" ,,r
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uACHsHI-W ORHs.
RAILROAD LIN EA
ooON~~.c.Oc~>c-~-<U-c $4,000
AND DANVlLL LIE
III RAILROAD.
SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE SOUTH
AND SOUTHWEST.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JANUARY 5 1890
LEAVE RICHMOND:

LEAVE RICHMOND:
TRAIN No. 80, 2:30 A. NJ.
COUTHERN EXPRESS, daily. for Danville,
- Greensboro, Winston-Salem, Durham, ma
leigh, Kendleman. Salisbury, AsheyilIc, hos
Springs, Charlotte, Columbia. Aiken, Au-
custs, Atlanta, Birmingham, MONTGOMERY. New
Orleans, Texas and California. Pullman palace
sleeping cars Richmond 20 Dsnville and DanyiIie
10 hsheyiue. Augusta, Birmingham, and New
Orleans
TRAIN No. "a. 1915 A. M.
VIRGINIA AND NORTH CAROLINA XIX
Y PRESS. daily. for Burkeyille, all sta'ions
on the Norfolk and Western railroad. Lynch.
Nashville; also. for keysville. Clarkssille, Ok
ford, Henderson. Durham, and Raleigh This
train goes through solid 10 Raleigh.
TRAIN No. 80, B =. NJ.
V1AST MAIL, daily. for all points on the Farm
II Yille Ani Powhatau railroad, Dsnyiile,
Greensboro' Wlnston-Saiem, Raleigh. chsr'
lotte. Asheyills. Columbia. Augusta, Atlanta,
Birmingham, Montgomery, Now Orleans, io1as,
and California Pullman palace sleeping-cars
Danvlle 10 Augusta and Atlanta ana at Oreehs-
boro' slee per ria Asheyille % Norris own, Tenn
TRAIN No. 40, 8 Z. NJ.
A NEIIA ACCOMMODATION, daily except
"A sunday. for Amelia Courthouse and in'es-
mediate points.
TRAIN No. II, 600 A. M.
GLOVER LOCAL. daily except sunday. freigni
~ train with coach attached, for Clover Va.
and intermediate points
ARRIVE AT RICHMOND:
Train No 50 at 5:i5A. NJ: No. 81 at $3.50 r. N,
and No. 65 atEs0 p. NJ.
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Henry Wood, farmer near Beach City,
Stark county, o.. welcomed plausible
young stranger, claiming to be a son OF q
deceased brother from California. The
newcomer had the family history quite
pat and was treated as one of the family,
furnished good clothes. loaned good deal
OF money, and obtained o lucrative situa-
ton. He courted and was engaged to q
cousin. The day before the marriage the
chance arrival OF an old friend Of the Cali.
fornis brother made known that his only
SON had died several years ago. The i'm
poster fed, narrowly escaping arrest. A
likeness to the Wood family had made his
deception easy.
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music which sings Good will to all men "
is Divine socialism: -,
Will il awake the Church? Fine eafs
have heard it long ago.. xu
She Wccps for Her Dead
fne~emhar II. fs8o.l

She Wccps for Her Dead
December II, i55a)
BYH. N. cLARKsos. n. D.
A xo,ca of distress. as II Rachasls were weep
Asoand Of sadness swells over the land
A funeral dirge through tho southland Is sWeeP
From Chesapeake bay TO tho far Rio GrandsI !
The South Is In sorrowl From tower anu from
She tolls 10 the nations how deep is her grief
Her Davis II dead--and her millions OF peoP.e,
Mon, madeps, aad matrons are m""f"iNs
their chief
Kind nature herself. her green garland I"
White rosas are dropping their rodoleu bloom;
Magnolias their sweetest Of incense are proa'n-
ing. a. MIN
Whore. weeping, the Southland has made MIN
she weep., the South wseps with her waters
Che sroops with the moses that trail from her
She mingles her signs with the soush OF 'o'
Tina. sobs on It's way from his homo to tho
seas
She veeos. ave. she weeps in her wonderful
Che weeps. but no tears Of guilty regret:
She socks no forgiveness-she ala 81 OF uu,!,
She wceps for her dead. whom she CANNOT ioi'
sh, asks but for justico in telling her story;
she pines not for pity, has nothing 10 hlde
she leaves All 20 God, whilst she caryes ous nor
And Joints to her tombs as her Meccss. with
pride.
OLD Porsr COMFORT. VA, January 23, 1890.
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CIITICURA RESOLVENT.

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heat Of Humor Remedies, internally, and Curi-
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Boston. 80.
gy- Send for "How TO Cure Skin Diseases" Oh
pages so illustrations, and 100 testimonials.
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N0LANDINE.
RICHMOND. VA, January'fs. 1880

Nolandins Company:
Gentlemen,-Twenty years ago Was most
dreadful sufferer from Chronic Liver Complaint
For two years WAS under most skiifui medical
care deriving only temporary relief During
this period my bodily and mental condition were
deplorable indeed. Only those who are suffering
from liver trouble can appreciate tho agonies OF
a victim 20 this dreadful malsdy. To all such
say do ns I did. Get "JOHSSrON'S NOLAN
DINE,n and restoration 70 health will surely fol-
low It's judicious use. | had despsircd OF ever
being a we'll MAJ until oDs bottle OF JOHN
sTON'S NOLANDlNE convinced mo to the con-
trsry. Twenty years. immunity from recur-
renee OF liver troubles ought 10 convince the
most skeptical.
July, 1889, had another attack OF my former
troubles more violent, but cut short by timely
use OF EOLANDINE. Less than one bottle has
again restored me to the blessings Of good health.
No language can express my gratitude, but
will say consider IL tho greatest remedy for
Liver and Kidney Troubles yet discovered.
Yours very gratefully,
JOSEPH A. HOPKrNS.
Master OF tho Richmond Dock.
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[de 5-Th,Su&Tulyl
DRUGS. MEDICINES. Ae.
D&Udb. nEDiCsNsSs
L. E. SALE.
APorHEcARY. q00i vENABLg STREET,
prTRfTX OIL AR NTERn.

900 pounds IMPORTED CASTLE SOAP az i5c.:
30 plnts GENUINE IMPORTED BAY RUM at
t0c.:
CSC. will buy a box Of IMPORTED ENGLISH
WALNUT SOAP worth Soc;
l5c. will buy CARRIERS. DAyiD's. or BRAN
DRETH's PILLS;
isc. will buy FRAYsER's NERVE AND BONE
LISIMENT;
75c will buy VALENTINES MEAT-JUIcE;
75c. will buy WYETHS BEEF. WINE. AND
IRON:
7pc. will buy BROWNS IRON BiTTERs;
75o. will buy PIERCE's MEDICAL DIS
COvERY;
7so will buy PIRRCYs EAyoRITR PRE-
sCRIPTION:
7cc. will buy AYERS or HOODS sARsAPA-
RlLLA;
7sc. will buy SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR:
ss-2s Will buy sWIFT'S sPRCIFIC-large;
81 win buy wARNERs SAFE KIDNEY CURE:
Co., will buy soZoDoNT. the best deosrince;
Sc. will buy MEADE & BAKERS CARBoLIC
MOUTH-WAsH:
roc will buy ALLCOCK'S POROUS PLASTER;
2oc. will buy four pounds BRsT MIXED BIRD
SEED:
10 will buy LAZELLE's, VIOLET. or LAvEN-
DER WATERS worth sl-ths best per-
fumes sold:
200 half pint bottles BAY RUM at $50:
rs gross TOILET SOAP a. Coo. q dozen:
soc. will buy LoONEN's HAIR-BRUsH-bes
brush offered for the money worth 75c.;
15o. will buy SOLID BACK IMPORTED HAIR
BRUSH worth 81;
Fl. 80 will buy SOLID BACK OLIVE WOOD
HAIR-BRUSH uoonen's best worth 81;
sc. will buy UNBEATABLE COMB worth
75c no e-su, ru&Th-3m
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YORK-RIvERLINE, vIAWEST POINT
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.
THE BAvORITE ROUTE TO BALTIMORE,
PHILADELPHIA, AND NEW fOkh-


THE FAvORITE ROUTE TO BALTIMORE,
PHILADELPHIA, AND NEW YORK.
LEAVE RICHMOND:
TRAIN No. 81, 3:20 p. N.
r oCAL EXPRESS, daily except sunday. eops
at all stations Al Lester Manor connects
with stage for Walkorton: Also, connects with
Baltimore steamer az West Point.
TRAIN No. 50, 4:30 +. NJ.
baltimore LIMITED, daily except Sunday,
IS for West Point, connecting with York
River steamers for Baltimore. Al baltimore
steat.ers connect with baltimore ana Ohio rail-
ROAD for Washington, Philadelphia, and New
York. FARE: Richmond 70 Baltimore, g.: 10
Washington, s.; 10 Philadelphia, $3.50: Nov
York. $50. .n
STEAMERS LEAVE BALTIMORE
2. M.
V1OR WEST POINT, daily except sunday,
II thence by Richmond and Danviile railroad
% Richmond, arriving at $40 A. n. and liV0 A.
~, and connecting with Train NO. "A. Geo
Train No 54-virgfnia and North Carolina ex-
press.) -
TRAIN No. 10, 7:40 A. NJ.
" oCAL. MIXED. daily except Sunday. leaves
IL Twenty-slghth street for West Point ard
Intermediate points.
Ticket-oilice az station foot Of Virginia street
City ucketof1ce-corner OF Tenth and Main
streets-
SOL HAAS, JAN L. Tailor,
Trafric Manager General Passenger Agent
JOSEpH B. POTTS, Division Passenger Agent
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DOfS III u
shriups.

With the delicncy which distinguished
her she would not see the spectacle so Tor
blJdipcly introduced. but turned TO the
mate, who was brading up some halyards,
and asked him what those tail red Oirds
upon the beach were just beyond the tort.
"They are famingoes, auntie," he SAID,
well enough to look at, but not much tor
At this moment they gathered up their
lecs-all the baggage they had-and hews
away down the coast, to the admiration OF
Ike. who watched them from the top OF
the round-house and wished he had gun,
always an impulse with O Yankee, young
or old.
81. the mate, had made arrangements to
take Mrs. Darlington and Ike ashore In the
briggs boat, after he had secured LOT hor
accommodations in the town. and, there
fore. the farewells with her fellow-passen-
gers were brief. as the har Dor boat came
alongside to take them on shore, and, with
n few hurried words and shaking of hands,
they parted Mrs. Partington leaning over
the railing. saying: "Heaven bless you
Nav your fortune ever be surreptltious,
and profIgacy attend your efforts"
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OHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL.
" WAY COMPANY

OHEsAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL-
" WAY COMPANY
SCHEDULE TX EFFECT JANUARY Il. IsDo
IKAys RICHMOND.
e:Io An local except sunday for chfasa
s,sAM "Iimited' daily for Oli Pain, All
Norfolk.
14A.M. Locsl daily from H. : A. dopo' ior
Nowp0r. News
i,:2o A. Il. Express daily for Cincinnati PAr.or
Car OId Point 10 CbniiO.tes no, AMI
Pullman sleeper Charlo.iessuls -
Cincinnati.
,o,p. NJ Express daily for Oh Psai sal
Norfolk. Parlor Car = on fonl
sl5H. Il Accommodated. sxssDi sandal ''f
enrM. Inc y. p. Y fimlpi daily.
Pullman slsepiag-CM . hiSsoa.
solid yestibue uaiu Sith Dining-Cr
and Pulmsns. NlarI 1itesTlls %
Cincinnati, Sn1 fullnsns 20 Loals-
TRANS Arrive AZ EicH2osO
"a, A. ". and g40 r. II. daily from .'nnna,'-
zoo A. n. daily, except Sunday. from Grodons-
,i:io A. N. ana 200 P. NJ daily IRON S'rfols
6:I5 r. Ii daily eIcept Sunday hoa OAi"'
FORGE
JAMES RIVER DIyIsIoa
IN q A. X RI
LEAVE RIcHxosD
800 A. n. daily for Lynchoafs. Lsfins''a' .n'
Clifton Forge
Gio p. NJ scoEtsvillo ccomnodAnoa ei''P
sunday. e,,.. -
1000 P. NJ daily for Lynehbars and oih"a
Forge.
TRAINS ARRIYs RtcnKOsO
6:isP. n. Daily from Clifton tOfso.
TAO A. NJ DAILY frOn Clifton k0rEs.
200 A. II. Except sunday from ,cosIsTtnA
Station; kighth aud Cansl sirests.
H. w. gULLEA
General Passenger AE.l-
JTHIRABAx. General Manager :"
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CURED BY CUTICURA.

For three wears was almost crippled with an
awful acre leg from my knee down TO my ankle,
the skin was entirely gone and the Gesh was one
mass OF disease. some physicians pronounce9
n incurable It hal diminished about one mr.. .a
the size OF the other. and | was IN hopeiess
condition. After trying hll kinds OF remedies
and spending hundreds Of dollars, from when
got no relief whatever, was persuaded 10 Wy
your CuTIcURA REMEDIES, and the result Nas 40
change for the better, and at the end OF TWO
months was completely cured. My hosh vas
purified and tho bone. which had been e4poseu
for over o year. got sound. The nesh began "
NV leo "a as well as ever It was, sound IN every
resps It, and not sign OF disease TO DO seen;
Y q. AUERN, Dubois, Dodge county, ia
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some delicious fruit restored it, and with
cup of tea both were refreshed.
The staple dish at the succeeding din;
plantain, served with drawn butter, which
averrcd, quite candidly, that the "cos-
rnetics" were not quite suited to her like
ness. She found, subsequently, that the
breakfast was like the dinner, save that,
instead of salt fish and plaintain; the
order was changed to plaintan and salt
fish. This was added to, however, in
many WAYS tempting dishes of crab fat.
goat steak, foofoo soup, and fried yellow
made even pepper-pot desirable.
They had frequent visitor, a handsome
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The pain srsdioakor-" Salvntion Oflis-
ana y eosfsnnlg twenfs- IN santAA hoitls.
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sKIy DISEASE sEvENTEEN YEARS.

rbava hean troubled with skin and scalp dis
ease for seventeen years. Nv head at times was
one running sore aud my body was covered WIN
them as large as a haf-dollsr. tried greaI
many remedies without effect unui useu .no
cTrrcuRA RryyDI.s and am thanktul 70 state
that after two months of their use am ehurev
cured. l. X McDOw ELL, Jsmesourg, y. j.
Tho CurrCURA. CUrIcURA kssoLysSr, ana
CUrICURA SOAP have brought about marvellous
cure VI a skin disease on my little son, eisn'
Ed N. BROWN,
a,raat Omaha Nah
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aid DOMINION STEAM I'm
~ sHIP COMPANY 1872

FOX NLn IOnA
STEAMERS leave klchm0nt h'kn. -.
Ard FRIDAY as 4. NJ Asaho'' s's'S@
nour before SAILING time. - v,-.,,ons
e,eamers isays New YORK to, -
TyEKY WEDNESDAY and oAiVNvyA. sRi.
n arriving in Richmoad koSDAi AM S
DAY MokNiNGa ..-o...st
Passenger Recommendation ans4rgA
Csoin fare 10 New York va sau
routs tnclt.dirg meas Aai SeI.hl.. a.. a.. ~
kouu "Trip scselS HALTED 10 r''V NV 4. a,
Aftsr cate OF issas. .......'..'''''''' sll
Stee-asc. with subsistence, ....'.''''''''"- an
etesrsge, without subsistence ',,.;.', IL
CsbIn fsrs Wis Chesapeake aad ONO tAN- ,,ll
way. 1880 ..;..... 80. -, p.,.raburx
Csbin fare ess hieh1ond AMI fs'ss"s~s 10 u
railroad 80. =. - ul3
Tics ets can - oo,eIned 81 A ". eAro'. 3D..
Main strsst, Chesapeake and OHIO anu ~ "a
o,ors Ara Petersburg depoS> anu ~ coiay--s
ofs,ees' fslt Main street, sud wharf. hocss,.>
vrsIxnt forwarded aud la-ouSa OH" 'S~S
tes,,sd Tor points beyond Seu tofx..
rr~trat rec ,ivso daily until y r. NJ .c.x.
fssssnssrs ieAvtns ksehmend o. koSDAio
RI, vsOAfs WkDNksDArA THURSDAYS ~
es,raiRDAYs oy me Chesapeake sad oeio tAN
w srla Newpogs Nsws, ~ Hts - ~.
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