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% OR Ia ENGINE AND SUITABLE BOILER;
a - secondhand engines, boilers and ala kinds OF
machinery bought. sold and exchanged. Western
Manufacturing Co. ia and lie Mission ST. 10 7te
w ANTED-ABoUT 1900 FEET IN OR INCH
w galvanized iron pipe: second hand. Adj
dress g h, Box 4, this Once Monday morning. stat
Ing price. It's
N ANrkn-SECONn-HAN TYPE. ANY KIND
w and ouantitys must be cheap for cash w M
PATTERSON, $40 PoSt st apl6u
A WEEKS NEWS FoR CENrS-rHE WEEKLY
"A CALie Ia wrapper, ready Tor mailing.
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A A. RITTER, MATCHMAKER AND JEW
:, a. eier' removed froLi Montgomery st. to 3l4
hearHy. NIX I'm
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BAR counters constantly on hand. 113 Powell.'
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NOTICE OF MEETINGS.

1P California Lodge, No. l. f.
5~D and A. M.-Funeraf notice-OfHcers "a
aud members are hereby notified to attend x ~
the funeral of our late brother, JOHN wv
FRANKLIN SWIFT, on SUNDAY. May 10Th at 2
O'Clock p. Ii. BY order OF the Master.
mY9 Ut GEO. Johnson Sec
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"A ANTED = DRIVER FOR MILk-WAGUN,
W city. $50 to 1885, Eastern man to drive delivery
wagon, $50 and increase: ranch teams5erS on the
same ranch, $50: farmer for Fresno County, $50 to
$685. farmer for orchard, near city, $25 all years
job; rs men for bayfield,, mowers, pitch and
rake hay $50: ~ German Scandinavian farm
erS, $50; 10 scraper teamsers. $3U mixers, $50;
German hotel butcher, city, $50; plain painter on
ranch. city. ST 80 day and fOund chop
house cook. SIP week; second cook for institu-
tion $45 third cook for country hotel, $50: waiter
for coffee saloon, SO week and increase; vegetable
for country $50; dish-washer for country.
$50; boy to wash dishes and milk cow SO, and
others w. ID. EVER 81 co. IS. 626 Clay. 10 ct
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n Il " JLEOTAIhA " hAF At JKAYEN
~ SISTERS. Il Geary ST.. Room 5. mylO 2t&
. FURNISHED ROOMS; ALSO STABLE FOR 2
y horses; to American family no children. Adj
dress b. O., 500 LaFkin ST. Its
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SINGING. PIANO, GUIiA AR: GUITAR ACCOM-
y paniments specially: terms moderate 232Is
O'FarreII st. lpyIO 2t<
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> MOLDERS FOR BRICK-YARD. So A DAY;
4 off-bearers, 81 % day: backsmith's heipers
for long job 81 a day and increase; men for saw
mill. $50; s mixers, country, $50 and $50 X 1.
WARD & CO., 610 Clay st. mylO ~
WANTED : BUTLER FOR COUNTRY. $40;
w butcher for restaurant, $50; second COOK Tor
country hotel, $40: COOK, coffee-house, ~ week;
waiter, family hotel 500 omnibus. 500 knife
cleaner, restaurant, $40; dishwasher. $50; boy TO
learn trade SIS; errand boy; boy for restaurant,
SIS; young man TO work in a cheese factory, ~;
strong young man 10 work in garden, must nave
experience, Is; night watchman German pre-
ferred $50 and found, references, etc. DELORME
e. ANDRE, 800 Sutter st. my10 2t
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IA ANTED-MAN AND WIFE FOR A COUNTRY
" hotel mo objection TO eOiored Deople); one to
work third cook; the other as dish-washer: $50
month each, at w. ID. EVER Il CO.'S. 626 Clay. 10 2
II FAD WAITER FOR SPRING HOTEL GER
IL man or French). $40; walters who can play
musical instruments. for springs 800 waiter, nice
country hotel, $50; French broller. country hotel
$50; butter, private family city. $50 to $40; Ger
man second cook for institution, city $40; Ger
man cook, hotel, near city, $50. G. Il. HANSEN q
CO., l 10 Geary ST. myl0 1t
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-08

NEW YORK.. Jan. 7.-Cotton-Messrs.
Hubbard. Price & Co. IN their circular say:
"The advance ~ Liverpool to-day, COM
bined with the large spot sales. WINCH was
a surprise 10 the trade, causing sharp adj
vance from those who eXpected the receipts
would check further advance abroad. The
demand appear. 10 be the effect Of buying
by the spinring Operations abroad,
who annually allow their stock 10
run down before January lst. to show
clear balance sheet on that date.
In the last few minutes the market was bid
up. catching shop orders and forcing the
competition OF large Liverpool buying
order II the very top Of the market. Re
CENTS al ports estimated at A.OU bales.
AGAINST Alto Dales last week. and l3,O2S
bales last year. The pot market Is steady
at unchanged prices: middling uplands,
9 bio; sales. OBS bales. Transactions IN iu-
tines 5000 bales. Futures closed six to
nine points higher: January, 9.2l@93;
February. 9.3309.3l: March. 9.iG@94I;
Anril. gG0@96l: May, 9.I0@91l; June,
9.S9M0gO: July and August, SSG9SSi
september. 96I6969.
Liverpool Spot cotton steady; middiing
uplands. 81. Sales. 10000 bales. Futures
closed steady: January, jl2; January
February. j.12: February March, DIG;
March-April. 5.l9@j.20.
Produce-Flour closed steady with fair
demand; fair grades, spring. S2.GjG3.1;
southern. steady; trade and family, extras,
500. Wheat-No. winter. }l.03Q l.03H;
do. January. Sl03Q 1868. Corn easy;
spot sales: No. > mixed at J9@6l14c.; No.
2mixod January. SOC. oats steady: spot
sales: 40. white. 5ic.; No. mixed Jan
uary. SOC. Pork dull; mess. Slle$l2.
Lard closed quiet; January, $3.50. Sugar
Refined firm; cut-lOaf and crushed, SIC.
Cohce-spot steady; fair Rio cargoes, 2Oc.
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OPERATIONS OF THE NEW YORK
STOCK MARKET.

,l, .aiion Of Tobacco at Richmond aud
other Important Centres-ouptation-o of
tho New York and Liverpool Cotton
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Graia.
NEW YORK. Jan. Money closed at ,
per cent Exchange closed steady;
posted rates. 4S@lsG; actual rates, 4s2
9S24 for sixty days and $500 4sjlI for
demand. Governments steady; currency
o's. 100 bid; a., coupons, 30 bid; 4l4's do,
1881
The stock market was duh this morning,
bur prices opened stronger. Notwithstanding
a decline Il D.. o. a for American stock IN
London. and with the exception Of Lake
Shore. AtchsOn. Burlington. and few
others. the general market advanced. The
other stocks mentioned declined a shade. but
they soon strengthened with the rest Of the
het. Louisville and Nashyill advanced
sharply on a good buying. induced by the
declaration Of regular semi-annual
dividend Of ~ per cent. In cash. All
the coal stocks were strong and
higher, As were also Union Pacific,
Northern Pacific preferred, It. Paul
Northwestern. There was only a limited
trading during the morning. but prices
were fairy mair tanned. Louisville and
Nashville was not 30 firm toward noon. la
the early dealing It's price advanced l per
ceut.-to 755i. Reading made a gain this
morning Of - per cent. on reports that it,
earnings insured the payment OF interest
on some Of its incomes during the aft moon.
The market was more active. and business
more generally distributed. There was
some realizing. but the bulls were very az
gres .iyc and met every attack by the bears
with "a good buying. In some cases sharp
advances were scored, and at the close the
market was firm, with the top figures gen
orally current. The advance for the day
ranged from - to . pen cent. The sales for
the dav amounted o. 22J. 24S shares
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COTTON REPORT.
NionmOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE


klCHMoND. VA. Jan. 7.-OferiUgs Of to-
bacco AT auctiongOn Change Wednesday
January =. 1891. Total offerings: - pack
AGES of West Virginia bright tohaccOs. One
package sold at $500. one at 50, one al
$2S5O. one al $3.50. one at s24j0, one al
syt. one al s2l5O. two at $50, one taken in
MSS. one sold at 5000, one M $50, two IA
Sl5. one taken in 40 $l2, one sold az Sll.lJ.
one al 500. one nj 80, one al $ -. one at
$. 80, one at $50, one taken in at 500.
sales of loose tobaccos on tn breaks TO-
day "Wednesday, January !. 1871:
Sh0ckoe warehouse, 900 pounds
highest price paid, s. 30. This is tn first
sale OF loose tobacco since the lot Of Jan
uarv, lSJL
Private sales reported 10 the secretary
to-day: Wrappers, 20 hogsheads, filters, .
bogsheads: cutters, . hOgsheads; smokers.
l3 hossheads; bUrleys, i3 hogsheads; dark
i0blccOs. hOgshesds. Total, 9S hogs.
heads.
Onice Of the tobacco inspector reports lo.
day: lnspections-Br hOgsh,ads
.dlrh, l. lgsheads. Reiuspections-West.
rn. hOgsheids.
F.Imer's. Alieghany, Yaughan's, Cren.
,haw's. Meals. Davenp0rrs, Planters and
Merchants, Shelburne's, ShCckoe and sea-
brooks warehouses report to-day: Re-
ceipts, - hOgsleads; deliveries, % hogs
heads.
ONCE oftbe collector OF the United States
Internal Revenue reports collections for the
city Of Richmond to-day as follows; Tax
paid cigars and cigarettes, Si.29o. %; tax
paid tobaccos, 81, $50. Total, 50, 1890.
Registered at the Tobacco Exchange,
Wednesday. January I, 1891: W. +. owen,
New York; n. l.. Strause. Henderson, \. c.
A. l.. Elicit, Jr Florence, Ala.
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Ihe qlIe, utuo Rhode Island hamlet of
~atIr-tlllr uas real. Oid-iashlOutd .po .h
t1i- winter aud the people have enough 10
ttIk about. ll. ghost frtqu.uis q wooded
strip 0t hand. leading from tr0.fman street
u Bttp -I Q. appear. nightly, -Noos
over tle ground with q fantastic, gidNcl ara
gait, and -Ym pc0plU That have met me
splok and whose hearing Is acute, tllnN
they beard It's bones rattle in iis white
hdoNlmeuts. Tue citizens OF obscure ANA
lonesome >aylesyiile avoid tine ghosts walk
nov and take short i0otpath around the
'r0ssmau wood after dark.
Toe spOJk has appeared 10 more Than
nall dozen people, bui most OF isem were
10 scared % ici tAgm come very near tncm
and see how BE- looks, but lhe other nisht ,he
k.N. Mr. tolYin, With his TWO daughters,
sifoinus u0ucnalantly through the haunted
wood, saw the Ghost al short range. 4
hggrc clad loo white suddenly rose up out OF
tue brush or ground aud flashed with the
quickneos or clusiNeucss of FREELY past
them. The Young ladies were very much
frightened, Dut a. the apparitloa disdp-
peared aim0sl instantly they regained their
courage, aud The party went ON home. All
three persons had a good look at the ph au-
tom. aud aver 10 IL "a genuine ghost They
have Told the story Of the encounter TO a
Numbered people. some Of the brave Sayles.
vile young fellows propose 10 lie in wait
Tor The ghOs; al night.
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RlGha0@D 4 DabgiLLE R. R.
scHEDuLh N fFrEc1 JAN.+. 1891

4rAN tit| MNNI.
4 tAlN so IL 3:l5 &. n.
AIuUIHEl = E&Ilf -. dtily. Tor lanylilr.
- 6reensi )ro Winsiou-~BIem. Durham
Raieign. Is ,ndlemau, salisbury, AshcEille
Hot springs Charlotte. C0lumhu, Az n.
Augusta, Atlanta. Birmil'-ulfu, Mpn'e'W-
ery, New Orleans, Texas. fut Caliiornio.
Pullman palace alcepiu--cars ki'ulnoud L.
Danylile and Danvllie to 4 .hgvllc. Augusta,
Birmingham. aud New oriesns.
TRAIN SO. i. fO.35 a -.
ITIRGINTA ASu NOtrH CN DINA tN-
Y PRESS, daily. Tor uurEey.rc. 400 sia-
tions on the Norfolk and western ga lrotl
LyuChDurg. knoxville, Chattanooga, Men-
phis, and Nashville. also for keysviIe,
GAINESVILLE, oxford Henderson,, durham
ana Raleigh This tram goes through sole
TO Raleigh.
TRAIN no. Q. l p. u.
I'tSI JAIL. dairy. TOR aN POINTS on ln'
4 Farmviile and POwnatan railroad, i'an'
vile, Greensboro, " iustOn-~aiem. hAleitn
Charlotte. Ashcvila. Columbia. Augusta
Atlanta, Birmingham, Mpn'-c merry. Sew
Orleans. Texas. and California, Pullman
palace sleepng-c9rs nInViIe 10 Augusta an
Atlanta. ana 40 Greensboro SlcCpe vis Nshc-
Vile To MOTrlstoWn, Tenn
TRAIN No. Il. 6P. NJ.
MFIIA ACCOM- DAliON, daily, except
a sunday, for Amelia Courthouse aud IN
TRAIN No. 6i.t:l5 IN.
GLOVER LOCAL. daily. except Sunday
I freight train with coach attached. i0i
Clover, Va, and intermediate points
ARRIVE Al RICHMOND:
Train No. l.. g e. NJ; 40 10. $50 =. NJ.
Ne. rs, 4:30 p NJ, and 30. Is. s:45 A. NJ
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E'ARMVILLE AND POWHATAN
u RAILROA D.--General Office IA. 7O3 ess'
Main street-schedule In effect JANUARY
S, 1880:
LEAVE RICHMOND.
9;l0 a. Ia. VIA Atlantic Coast Line for Per-
muda
500 N. via Atlantic Coast Line for WIN.
tefpOck and int mediate stations
100 p. m. wa KichmOn' and D.nvi.lr lOr
Farmvillc and oil stations west Of
MOsely Junction.
600 p. IN via ltichmOld and panville fOi
Skinquarter and WinterpOck
IAhRINt AT RICHMOND.
9:iO,a. IN. via Atlantic Coast Line from
y mterpOck and intermediate sta
lions.
1870 p. m. via Atlantic Coast Line from Rer.
mu0a.
S:i5 a. IN. Wa Richmond and ugnSille frcn.
FarmYllle ana All stations west OF
NOse,ey Junction.
SID ., Va. Wa Richmond aud DanYllle IRON.
MnterpOck ana ~ki.quarter.
All trains daily except sunday
Sor tickets, baggage checks, timetables
&c, call upon A. ". GAkBER the Atlantic
Coast Line aui Richmond and Danviila de.
pots. W. &. AUCTION,
General 'ass9ager AGENT.
JAMES WEHrlt Geneial Manager
ap29-Iy
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whoa,-sonthern scarce and firm; Fultz.
05c.MytOO: Longborrv, $3.50 s1.03; Western
quiet; 80. . winter red. spot and January,
NHM9lc. Corn-Southcru quiet ana easier
white and yellow, 5i059 Wes'tfn hrtn'
mixed. spot and January. 5sW0-lfe. Ohts
iairiY active; ungraded southern an'r
Pennsylvania. f7mJnc; Western white, ia
m5ic; era .cd No. white. Ole. Bye nrm:
choice, slW-2r. Provisions quiet. COnee
steady. sugar hfm. Whisky quiet Stocks
Virginia con,Ols. q bid: do. threes,
B4efDG
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FOR Nt~ YORK.

Steamers leave Pirumori EVERY TUES
DAY and FRIDAY Ht L. ~ A.tuliesi
clJ e. one hour before sailing Tim.
Steamers be1se NcN York f9t klcGmCut
EVERY WEDNESDAY, and SATURDAY g,
3 + ~. arriving in Richmond MONDAY an,
FRIDAY mornings.
Passenger recommendations unsuroasssd,
CABIN fare 20 Sew York Via janice
river route Uncluding meals aid
Delin) ...s,,...........,., ~ "
X lun,i-trip tickets, limited 10 unity
DAYS after dale OF issue .................. Il o,
Stperage with subsistence .................. o ~
Steerage, without subsistence .............. : 70
CABIN fare VIA Chesapeake ana ono
Railroad ~ "
Cabin fare Via Richmond ana feleth-
burg lllllitd .'..sss ~ ~
Tickets can be obtained al 4. ". ca nctf
1000 vain street, Che saDe4ke and ohio anC
Richmond al d Petersburg depOts, and 81
cOmpanys Offices, 1871 Mdn street az
wharf, Rockets.
reights fOrW arded ani through bills Of lac'
ing issued for points beyond New IpIk.
Freight received daily untll5 p. NJ.
Passengers leaving Richmond on MjN
DAYS, TUESDAYS, w pNESDANS,
THTRSDAYS, and SATURDAYS by the
Chesapeake and Ohio railway via Newport
News al $50 A. NJ. and DY Richmond ana
PetersDurg railroad, same days at $40 A.
~ viii make connection al NORFOLK Nth
steamer aying those days
GEORGE " ALLEN a 90, Agents,
NJ. 1901 Main street. ana
2jy 19-f Conpany's " harf, Rockets.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-08

sYNiPrOMs Moisture; intense itching
and siinging; most at night; worse 10y
scratching. If allowed to contirle tumors
form. which often bleed and ulcerate, BE-
coming very sore. Swayne's ointment slOl
tho itching and bleeding. heals liberation.
and in most cases removes tEe tunOrs. a
druggists. on OY mail. for % cents d.
-,yevue a. son, Philadelphia.
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rINN.lAn
The YNg!Nll BEN SgIlIGnalt

NOTICE.
lho Boudholdels comm Zee has formu-
lted Plaa of settlement nr the debt 81
Virginia, and tlo same has bee unanimous
ly approved and recommend by the Adj
Nisory Boar. cousist.ngo
Hon. GRONtR CLtVELANp,
HON. THOMAS D.. BAY sfu,
non. lDNAtDJ ~. PHELPS.
MN. GEuHf D.
MR. GfORGEG WILLIAMS
No Zee is hereby gwen to parties iu iatcrcst
ln7i eup'e, ftucn pfcso.C4 Pan ~ -ltiie-
mcnt c1u he oltaln.l CON nna af,er Monday
December -. 1880. W.thout cost. at
llIE CENTRAL fNC-l CO. cF "EWYO.K,
81 Wall street. Nsw Yo,k -Itv.
BhoWN, -lllprEN & COMPANY.
Founders Court. London. 4. g.. I.nz' and.
THE MttCANliLr rRi 81 ANn DEPOSIT
GO. BALTIMORE.
Baltimore. aryaad.
THE PLANNERS NNrI Nal BANK OF
RICHMOND.
Rlchomnd. Virginia.
FREDERIC T. OttOTr.
CHARLIE ID. DiCKEl JR,
VII LIAM a. lDLI.
HUGH II. GARD y
HENRY bulge,
JOHN GIL.
BondnOlders committee.
@. =. ELLIS,
Secretary Of Committee. 81 Wall street.
INV YORK. Dec. ~. 1870.
NOTICE
is hereby given that on and after January I.
1891. the depositarlos n. tingundcr the Agree.
ment Tor the settlement OF the Vlrginia Don't
dated May -, 1890. will not receive any
further deposit OF Virginia Bonds and Cou-
pons except under special contract with this
Committee.
BY order the Committee.
FREDERIC 4. OLCOTT,
de2s 2it Chairman.
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We Challenge

any man. woman, or child who is affected
with Constipation, Dyspepsia, headache.
or Torpid Liver % prove that few doses OF
simmons Liver Regulator Will not releN,
them. IL never fails. ard is 50 pure, so sure
so harmless that AN infant can take II ano
,eyer have "A second spell of collie. Al
adult can take it. keep the bowels regular
and secure health.
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WORK RIVER LINE VIA WEST
POINT.
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY,
THE FAVORiTE ROUTE 30 BALTlMORt
PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
LEAVE RICHMOND:
"a a &c 80 on - II

TRAIN 80. 10. $40 j. NJ.
I OCAL E&PkEsS, daily, except sunday
i Stops AT al stations. At Lester Manor
connects with stage for Waikerion' also con-
meets with Baltimore steamer at West Point
TRAIN No. rs, 1873 T. VI.
baltimore Lilii Ed, daily, except sun
ID day. for West Point connecting viii
YOrk-river steamers Tor Baltimore. Al bal-
timOre steamers connect with Baltimore end
Ohio Railroad for Washington, Philadelphia
ana New York. FAKE: Richmond To Bali'
more, 81: to Washington. 3. to Philadelphia
$3.50; New York. sT.3O.
STEAMERS LEAVE BALTIMORE ?. n.
I1ON WEST POINT. daily, except sunday
L thence by Richmond and DanVille Raj
road to Richmond. arriving 9:l6 A. VI en'
tO:4O 4. NJ. and connecting with Train Nc
Is. (See 1Taln 40. 15-NiTgiula and Norit
Carolina EXPRESS
TRAIN SO. 10. 7:4O A. NJ.
I OCAL. MIXED. daily, except SUNDAY
a leaves Twoutv.thlri rtrcet station iol
Vet Point ana intermediate points.
Ticket of'rc Rt station foot of fifgir'
street open 500 A. y. 90 GOO 4. VI, and IRON
900 b. y. 10 2.3O a VI.
city ticbC' Office. 9Oi - street.
SOL Haas, ! A.. l. LAY iJk
rraflc ManggHf. neN. PASSENGER Astni
JO5ElH e. PITTS. Div. Psss.Asent,
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RAILROAD BONDS.

GKAIg AND go sTON EXCHANGE.
SfcHHOND. VA, Jan. :, 1871.
OFFERIfG3.
Wheat-lG bushels.
Com .G6l bushels.
Mill 0iIl--lj tons.
sALEe KGPORieD 10 5ECRETARI.
Wheat-lG bushels.
COrn-36J bushels.
QUOTATIONS..
Wheat Longoerry, 95c. 10 Sl.O+. Mixed
s,,. TO l.O3. Shoriberry. 92c. 10 $l.O2.
COrn-W bite, Gic. TO soc. Mixed, &c. 10
Sc
Oats-White, NO. ,, Soc; Mixed, NO. {?
iJ,. Rejected, 42c. TO Acc.
Rye-ljc. TO soc.
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FRS. All nts stopped Tree by DR.. Kline's
1ost Nerve RestOrer. No fits after first
days use. Marvellous cures. rreatiGe and
woo trial bottle free % nc cases. send 70
Or. kliss, NJ Area sssst, PhilssslPAia, Pa
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JANIS KINENUINIsION.

e., X a.. Is. H.
FAVE RlgffMONb.
D. 80 . - Mail daily fOi Lynchturs. Lea
lugtOu ana clifton Forge.
4'3D r. y. Except on y flI Lvnchburr
connecting with train leavins
lyuchDuig az 30 A. NJ, fOl
exingiou and ClifiOn Forge
Sleeping 0sr attached
hRRlNf A. Rit hnDNB.
$50 L. II. tally from tiitnn Forge
500 A. n except sunday rom Cliftot
fprse.tCX ngton, Va. and Lynch
burg.
station: Eighth and Canal streets.
G. ". STEVENS, General Superintendent
II. W FULLER,
10 a General Passenger Agent.
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l. -. %
MONT, AND JAMES RIVER
LANDINGS.
CONNECTIONS;
At OLD POINT and NORFOLK, Closely
with all lines f0I Baltimore, lhllddel hia and
New York. Virginia Beach aud ocean View
same afternoon: ais, al Norfolk for Eastern
NOitn Carolina and the south.
AtNEWPORr NEWS for Hampton ano
Smithteld. Va.
And at CLAREMONr With the Atlaatio
and Danv.lie Ra'lroal Tor Waveriy. Hicks.
ford, and OIL sinulns.
49, OsIY all WATER ROurE
JAMES lNs FN 81 DANlIN ~.
GREAT TOURIST LINE.
JAMEsrOWN j.. LCh GAr. AND "Ah
Seen ERY.
RATES LESS THAN HALF CHARGfl BY
Raj LIKES
FARE 70 Oh POINT AND N0RFpnK.
$3.50, slRAi5HT; $50 ROUND
TRtp. a SIT ON l-CLksS.
FIRSI-CLh~s MEALS.
The elegant sut tst steamer
ARIEL,
CAPTAIN DEIO.
fcarrglng United state faail),
leaves Richmond every
MONDAY, " EDFh~It1 AND fiDAf -
2 4. NJ. lSrR FEI-CAE- CD UJhtCILi 70
WHALE lor an vc-nsrfg1
places Returning, tie steamer leaves NOr-
10 x. Old Point sr. Hewrort Neas 1n alter
NJ.
irtough tickets OF sale on ffeamer anfa
GaS.rr's Agency. No. 100 AaA street. Bay
gage checked throusr.
.TATE.RDOMs fHGaOEO FOR DAY II
MIGHT.
stsl0hT,
freight received daiiy fOr Norfolk. Po,rs.
mouth. Smithnold, Hampton. old Point
WaVerly. Hicksfoh and Alexandria. "a.
WASH lgfOn. -. a.. Newberne. Washing On
and Tarhoro y g.; al stations or Atiaufic
and Dsnyllie. SeahOari and Roanoke Noii1ik
SOutheru and FarmYille and l'Owhltan lisli.
roads, AMI fJstefr Nortn tarOiina genpr.
ally: also, Tor Eastern shore Il Virginia aud
all reglllT landings or the .ymes rive. ~
LOWEST RATE. ana through hills issued
LuCltN Is. fA1i ~, VICE President.
NO.I1lT siain street and kocketts.
IRWIN WRisIGkR, fTelgh, snd Passover
Agent. myzO-u
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TRAINS NoRIHwARD


NDs. IA, %. AMI 81 tlake no sop,
N)s. % aud 70 stop on siglti st alJuchegt.f
Dsewry Blun t-utral 10 apf Chester No
30 stops ON signal az ilauchcsierand Chester
80. 3 stops at MJnchcs'er y Il. 81 Us on
sig % at - chichester only rr passenger.
purchasing tickets tO rrgll1rstop g-place-
Tex his train south of Petersburg .Os. 81
- . ard 81 will stop e. ai stations for 81 d.
AnnEels
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-08
Chills AID fever OF three years standing
cured by simmons Liver kelulalOr.-h'
Watkins. Watkins House. Uptonville, Ny.


"h 81 40 'HtN Ni NJ"
simply apply "S0ayue's Ointment" No
Internal medicine required. Cures tct'ei
eczoma. i,,h, Jil eruptions on the lace'
bands. nose. &c.. leaving the skin clear,
white. aud healthy. It's great healing enc
curative powers are possessed 10y no oiAel
remedy. ASK Your druggist iof swayLef
ointment
w. If., s.ee1NuuH POSITIVE cure lol "a
t.frt. iII. aflcI... ttr.cr Mouth ana tieHu
fra. d. lloh'~ Cfi Ntft itfiIbl. a.
>...l ...t.. fr.. 0Ith each bottle Use 10
lfyn4ot..te nr8lth AND sweet breath, lfice'
so cents. Sold Ol foicker btnihefs ahO
n a. -n.iiIs s. Co cuInaro 'itn sno A'ff
sqaf. ttrfl
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-08

Spring-time stirs up the bile. simmons
| rar RelnIAtOr remnNna n.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-08

CHICAGO, Jan. Is. y. White 4 Co.
telegraph G. w. Branch & Co. az follows
Wheat-W Wheat closes weak and heavy.
sentimental bulls again eXerted themselves
TO establish higher prices, but the monthly
Government DugabOo being about due, out
-iders appeared Indifferent, that reason
replaced sentiment. and weak close re-
suited. We think it may be right to bull
wheat later IN the year, but would not fight
against the present current, and most GER
tainly do nothing until Dodge issues his
useless. but nevertheless disquieting re-
port. Regardless Of price, we think corn is
weak and cannot conscientiOusly recon-
mend anything but short selling, always
calling attention 10 the nervous state Of this
market owing 10 the light stock in store.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-08

LII eaen Lac Of FrederIck.burg stook.


should see that her little ones are pro
ccted. and that bottle 0C Dr. David +
Cough syrup is at hand 10 give ia case +
Pup. coughs, OF colds
simmons Liver Regulator Is most cN-
cellent appetiZing tonic.-Saml. :. PenN,
Cnap. 10 Bishop Of North Caroline.
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MARkErs 10y TELEGRAPH.
RAItsaort.

Baltimore.
BALTIMORE. Nd. Jan. 7.-Cotton nrm;
niddling, bic. Flour fairly active.