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Cider Reanerx Rrrned.

U11oA, N. Y, Sept. as.-Mstt's, cider
refinery and storage house, .at Rockville
Madison county, the largest In the
country, burned tonight. =. & Loss .e
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Flax 6oo0-94c. ~ -"
-. >.~i ,. LIVE STOCK. ~ : ;:a.
Chicago. Sept. @.-Gattle-Fa1rly active; prime
grades. steady to stronger; others lower.
Prime to extra. natives. s5.75@6.s0 others,
g so; Texans. g 1902 IS; rangers. $3.50
q. 25; stockers, .$2.3O@2. 80; butchers cows. 1l.@
@2.65'
sheep Active and higher. Native ewes. xs.s5
04.s5; mixed and. wethers, sa.4O@$5.O;
50. 7545 SO. -
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The South Dakota Convention.

HURON, s. D., Sept. 3O.-The indie
pendent convention was delayed in get
ting to business because of the east and
south train, upon which were many
delegates, being delayed several hours.
1t was finally called to order by Kirk
patrick, temporary chairman Of the
state committee, Col. Il. D. F. Poore,
acting as secretary pro tenn. P. B. Has
sell. of Sphinx County, was made tenn.
porary chairman and Colonel Poore
temporary secretary. Father Haire of
Brown, Levitt of Lincoln, Brooks
of Beadle, Seipp of Lawrence
and Landers Of Clark were
appointed q committee on creden-
tlais. Pending the report of the COM
mittee several speeches were called for,
among the speakers being United States
Senator Kyle, who. in speaking Of the
nomination of Colonel Jolly by the re.
publicans said: 1.-THE republican party
assembled in convention at Aberdeen
yesterday nominated a man than whom
there is no better OF truer among the
representative men in the state. I
want to say that I believe
there is nothing to be said against his
character by any one. he is one of the
people whose heart is with the people
Of this state. I trust no Independent
will say one word against his character
Il the coming. campaign. I want my
independent brethren and u indie
pendent paper to keep their hands off
the character of John L. Jolly.!" Aburst
Of applause interrupted the speaker.
Hats few into the air and the conven,
ton was b%oisterous for a time. Follow
ing this q recess until 8 O'Clock was
taken. The ntterances Of Senator Kyle
r q surprise to all, and while none Sc
vere,y crltlcized him for his emphatic
indorsement OF the republican nominee,
it's onite evident all are not pleased
with it. Colonel Dane, of Yankton, re-
marked that one more such speech
would indnce the Independents to make
no nomination, but indorse Colonel Jol.
~. q M. Price. candidate for the in.
dependent nomination. said if Kyle
should repeat that speech Jolly would
beelected before the Independents could
make q nomination.
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T0lodOy

4. Toledo. Sept. 8O.-iWheat,. active. .lowerscash,
ss.e; October. Egg; December. sl.oeoyx;. January
;'corn-Dul,. firm: cash, $50.
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Chicago. -.
Chicago, Sept. W.-The markets all. started
strong and higher on the board Of trade this
morning, but with equal unanimity they ended
with q reaction which left them lower than tie
closing figures Of yesterday. Prices were .as
follows: ~
WHEAT NJ. 2.
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a

Minneapolis. Sept. aO.-The wheat market was
fat today although little stronger than yyestbesr-
day in sympathy with Chicago, where Donnelly's
circular was having some effect. early. as
traders regarded 1T 400 miles way with. greater
interest than they did on the local board where
it was laughed at as a document that would
have no more effect than the two which pre-
ceededit, as no one thought for q minute that
the wheat movement would be .stemmed. as .
hard. on track. ss1c;. No. / northern. sep
9shc on track, 9Ol5c; No. 2 northern5 Oh
track, 84@87c... ~ -: s..t4
WOOL. ,s ..-4+Y.
Minneapolis. sept. s9.-The following are the
quotations on wool delivered IN Minneapolis,
and for good. bright lots the outside prices iae
paid .9, =. ~.
gnwashed medium and nne medium, ....l7olec
Unwaahed, coarSe. l40l7c
UnWasned 1ne......s ]. ........ 20. :.....1211oc
Hup Wa61o0.
Bi2Ck &c l06S. ,Eet't - i"'H+ b" 49, ~. q
There is not much change In wool but you
will be informed of any difference In quotations..
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y. -.
q

Milwaukee,: Sept. 3.-wheat, easier. NO.
spring on track. cash. 9lc; December. s2xc:
MOL northern, 96c. ,'tss5 -*s =
Z Corn-Firm; No. 8. on track, cash. SIC.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

' : s NEW YORK. Sept. 80.
MONEY-Easy. ranging from s to Re per
cent; last loan, 6 per cent, closed offered at
6 per cent. .#s -. -.
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER-5x@7, per
cent. y.
STERLING ExCHANdE--Act1ve and steady
at s4.so for sixty days bills. and $4.ss for de-
mand. ~ -. - ~
METAL MARKET. ( =. ~
Pig iron-Dull; American s1s.oo@s1s.s5., Cop.
per, nom1nal; lake. active at sl2.4 40. Lead, quiet;
firm; domestic. s4.57k. Tin, dun, heavy; straits,
$1,000. - - 49,
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.a,s etl,. :tts;4 ye,ysI ...,s
49, q v1s'ssl
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-20
FINANCIAL And COMMERCIAL.
Liberal Buying Of Wheat for Export Hay
Check The Decline.
PROVISIONS HAVE 4 FIRM TENDENCY.
Stock Market Dull and Lower-mr. Gould
Kxpeoted 20 Take Hand on the Rear
sido-stocks, Bonds, &c.

CHrcAao. Ill, Oct. ia-tSpeciall-Under tho
influence Of lower cables and large receipts
wheat suffered decline OF sbout ic psr
bushol. Late Saturday and during tho greater
portion Of to-day there has been good, liberal
buying for export Should this continue it may
check any further decline for tho present. 1t is
approaching the season when foreign freights
are likely to advance, and unless there Ia a cor
responding advance In grain abroad the ten
dency will be 10 depress our market. The clos
Ing was not very strong and We would not he
surprised 20 SEQ weak opening tomorrow.
Corn was active, and during The fore part OF
tho session lower But demand for sample oash
and ear lots was worry good, causing rather
strong market Tor the near futures.
Oats were hrm. 0nG cash Al sanple JOS Hefe
al taken % full prices. .r 49,.
Tho provision pit had another weak spe4l, put
closed rather firm. There seems 10 20 soOu
buflng OF December pork oroH mo- go. ,,.
Lard is also in good demand AZ tIe utCIine.
There are no special features III inc SpeouIaH'e
situation.
Charter,-Wheat. 1900 bushels corn, 5000
bushels. oats. 1000 bushels. -
Fstimsted-N heat. go cars; corn. 300 cars;
oats 355 cara.
Following is the report Of the United pross:
Mhent-W heat was very weak on lower cables,
excessive receipts and favorable weather The
closing prices wore %sl'tc. lower. hoceiptS' fs3
Corn Corn started weak but firmed NJ on
henvQ reduction Of the visible supply and closed
Lsssc higher Receipts 26O cars.
Oafs-Oats closed unchanged. Receipts. 345
cars.
Provisions Provisions. except December pork.
which advanced iOc. on good buying by Armour,
closed practically unchanged
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-20

RICHMOND. Va Oct l9.-No offerings At aue.
ton TO-DAY. Private salos to day. Wrappers,
hogsheads; filters l2 smokers, 10: cutting
Jugs .: dark loaf ?. total. 80.
Farmer E. Wilson's AloghanY. Old Dominion,
NauRhsns, DavonpOrts. Planters Sholbnrne 8
Cren' haw g. Meals, Shockoe and Sea brooks to-
bacco warehouses report to-day: Receipts "a
packages. deliveries. 20. Inspections to-day:
bright il3 hOesheads and tierce: dark 4 hogs
heads; Western, :. Reinspoctions bright. 10
hogshoads and tierce; dSrk, IS hogsheads.
Internal revenue collections for tho city to-
day: Tax paid cigars and cigarettes. e. 800 ~:
tax paid plug tolaccos, a3.52lS5. tOta. e4S37 GG.
Tho order Of the loose tobacco sales for to-
morrow, Tuesday, October goth, will be AZ fol-
ports, and third Planters.
There will be q good sale OF loose bright to-
baccos at Planters tobacco warehouse to-
morrow.
Mr. George n. Wilson, Of Danyille. arrived IN
Richmond this morning; will probably return
home the morning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-20
NEW YORK. sTOCIl 1TARKET.

NEW yoHB. Oct Ia-rSpccinll London WIS
lower for Americans and the arbitras q
sold about seven thousand shares. The msrke.
was very dull and the selling by Europe had q
marked effect on the sentiment Of the street
An effort was made 20 rally prices and octiyo
stocks were iid up 10 Ter cent all around but in
the late dealings the market sold on quickly and
prices closed near tho lowest of the day
Trading ls very limited and rOOm-traders are
the factors 10 seemed as If Nr. Gould was
again preparing for move on tho bear side, but
~ ably held OF as the market is 50 friEhffuily
dull that 70 i dangerous 10 sell any large line OF
stocks snort. Nevertheless, We think tho public
favors lower prices grest deal dopends ON
tho course OF tho London market. and traders
Will do well 90 besr this i'm mind.
Following is tho report OF tho United Press:
Money closed AZ per cont. tho lowest
rate. The highest was 3ln per cent Exchange
closed steady; posted rates. 4S4e 1881; actual
rates. 1904 for siIty-day bills and $3.50 for
demand. Govermcnt bonds closed steady:
currency G's, III bid; IS coupon, Illh: Pc ey-
tended registered. 1904. Pacific silrOsd bonds
closed. Union frst', lg7A, bid; do. sinking
funds l05 bldi tcntrals l061e bid state bonds
closed dull; Mutual MONS 6's. 1854 bid.
Trading in stocks this morning was on q linn
tied scale only 5000 shares changing hands in
the late hours 70 noon. Lake Shore, Heading,
Missouri Tactic. New York Central, 81. Paul,
Louisville and Nashville. Mon Pacific. North
trn Pscihc preferred and Rock Island con-
tributod most OF the trading. Prices opened
weak and * % = per cent. lower. and under the
load Of Union Pacific further declined during
the morning There MAS no feature OF interest
lll NNIlNFNllNA Will INC NfdllilEh. AZ ElUleN tlt
market MAS almost ~ = .fandstill. Most Of the
little trading vas in small lot- London sold
stock 20 considorablo extent At the opening
which added 10 the general depression. The
mario. continued dull during the afternoon. the
dealings being even smaller than those of
the morning hours. lrlcos ia sOme instances
recorded further slight declines and the mar
ket closed with about the lowest figures of the
day current There ras absolutely no feature
in connection with the dealings Tho decline
Tor the day ranged from y 10 ~ per cent. Pa
ciic Mail was Conspicuously weak AMI closed At
a decline ~ per cent. on tho announcement that
tho company had decided 20 issue e3OO0.OOO
bonds 20 DO used IN the construction Of new
steamers for the China trade The issue of tho
bonds. however j. conditional on the company
tho contract for mail service under
the new law. Tho total sEles Of stocks for the
day amounted 10 l5s.O34 shares
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-20

Grain md cotton LTchange-
RcHHoNn Va, October 10, 1921.
OFFERINGS.
Whoat-i.bS6 bushels.
Corn-14l2 bushels.
Oafs-200O bushels
Peas - lushols
Orchard grass seed-40 bushels.
SALES.
Wheat rS6 bushels
(Orn-sf2 bushels
Orchard Grass seed-40 bushels.
QUOTATIONS..
Nheat-Longberry ~ 10 sI0s; mixed 81 10
el.01; shortlorry. 81 10 9l.O1, NO. red. s1O5 TO
sl.Df.
C0rn-Yirgnia. now. bag lots ESQ. TO TIC. No.
white. &c 10 &c.; NO. mixed. nc. 10 73c.
Oats-No. 2 Gle. 10 35c.; No g, coo. % Sc; win
ter for seed. &C. 90 J0c.
Hye-.0c. 90 95c.
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br. LOUIS. Mo- oct. i9.-Flour weaker: Pat
EMS, s'.j5sf05: extra fancy. s4g5a430: fancy.
siouailO: choice s355AL70: family s385s
- Mheat tame and lower; October g3itc
s''4 r'ottc. bid; May, siO2l4 asked Corn lower:
Hciohsr. 4sl3c. hid; November. 4lc.; year. s75bc.
Biyi January, sac. May, 3g1so asked Oats
hoyemher Zl4c; bid; Nay. 8O1sc Pork~stand
srd ness go. Lard-Prims steam. s6.85. Dry
s4led meats-Shoulders SIC; longs, csc:
ssth1}a-lsaers ods64c.; longs, 75so: clear rihs.
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eci@c.; receipts 53r0l bushels. Hay steady;
good 70 choice timothy. sl3siL Grain ireightg
firm and active inquiry; steamer TO Liverpool
per quarter. 81 iotd: Cork. for orders. per
Cd. paid Cotton nominal; middling. ssto. Pro-
visions unchanged. butter steady and nm
changed: Eggs active nc 23c Coffee firm.
csrgoes fair l6I.c. Sugar steady: granulated,
40. Copper firm. Whisky firm and unchanged.
Peanuts-Fancy hand picked Virginia. 4I1c.
btockS-Xirginia "a Is bid
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-20
RAILROADS.
$1,000. -->.~~-~-0~o~~-~~~~
n : 8 !: W HoTfoIk:NesternRR
RAILROADS..

SCHEDULE IN Effect AUGUST %. 1891,
BYRD-STREET STATION.
800 A H.. Richmond and Norfolk through
express. Arrive Norfolk fl IS A. ~
Stops only at Petersburg, Waverb
and Suffolk
10 :o5 A. H.. For Roanoke. Rnd'ord. Pulaski,
Bristol; also connects ~ Radfori
for Bluefcld and Pocshontas. Par
lor, car Petersburg 10 Roanoke. and
Pullman sleeper Roanoke to Mem
phi' via Knoxville and Cha.ts-
nooga.
i2so p. NJ. For lynchbure. Roanoke and inter.
mediate stations No connection
beyond Roanoke
IS F. NJ H. t 5T Fosa Sss''s .ststa r Fa.u
Bristol. Also for Blrofeld. Poca
hontas, Elkhorn and stations on
Clnch Valley Division. Also for
louisville and station, on l.. 4 v
sleeper between. Richmond and
Lynchburg. berths ready for occu.
sleeper Petersburg 20 Loni,yill,
Wis Norton. and Roanoke to Mem
phis and VOW Orleans via KporviIls
and Chattanooga
>, Ir Mns arrive Richmond from Lynchburg and
,he Nest daily SO IA A. NJ. $40 7. VI and 7:45
4. ~; from Norfolk and the East st II AS 4. NJ.
Tickets. bsggsge-checks, and all information
can DC obtained at Richmond and Petersburg
railroad depot; A. W. CARRIERS, oOi Main street:
street r. u C0I-RTSFY
PASSENGER Agent
w. b. BEYIlL.
c,o General Passenger Agent
General Once. Roanoke. VI.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-20

THE first symptoms of hear; disease arc short
breath huttering, faint and hungry spells, pain
New Heart Cure is o marvellous remedy. Elmo
book on Heart Disease, with wonderful cures,
free at Owens q Minor Drug Co., 1907 Main
street. opposite pOstOflico, or address DR. Miles
Medical Co. IIkhart ind
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-20
Baltimore.

BALTIMORE Oct. ia-Flour steadv. vos,ern
uIsfhne $4,000 rs; extra. S38AsO; family
ttoOso. Nheat-No cred. weak: spot and Oc
{o2esr' g. si,0..4sslQ21s; Southern wheat easier;
Corn White, zoo. yellow. ssci6c' Oat. oniet I'M
pIm. NO. white Western. 36ls36I4c.: No. 2 red
smes,ern sts5hsc; receipts 800 bushels; stock,
s3A onsheis. Lire quiet. About.s steady; No. q,
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sincls nInrkot.

RICHMOND, VA, oct. 10. 1891.
Reccipis-Catile, so: sheep, 300. hogs. 1000.
Sales attic, 80, sheep, 200. hogs J0.
Prices Cattle Best. 3llc 90 4l4c. gross: mo-
dunn 90 good. 234c. 90 5ltc. gross; common 20
fair, lac. tO Give gross
Bulls. -c. 90 24,c. gross.
Sheep alac. to fisc. gross.
Lambs, l-tc 90 Jlac gross.
Hogs. sac. 90 f. &C. net.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-20
NnsIiyiife.

NAsHvurr Tenn. Oct. I9-Wheat-No. 2,
car, lots 0so.ssi; No. b g5c. Corn from sore
and delivered. sacked milling. CSC bnik. Coo
hiehar
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-20
fivcrpCOi.

LIVERPOOL. Oct i9.-Spot cotton steady; mid
ding uplands. sd; sales. 5000 bales. Futures
closed essy: October NOvembor437 o.; Novem-
Der December. 37-63; December January
4 83-Gl; Jsnusry February 2i-Gi: February
March AGA.
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om Snpsip S. a 80 Company PaADaIsu.
sf1Arr
&ss.nt HITwoon
D D
r. amount s.s :t :i sss
Y. Of real owned b.
rhth rot more Il an interest due
sS' e sn I, e S asss
simpove
ando
IA
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-20
Wilmington.

WnMxGToS, n c., Oct. l0.-spirits turpcn-
tine steady a. &c Bo.in firm; strained, 800;
good strained, s1.1O. Tar firm at sl75. Crude
Gin, sl40
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-20
(incfnnnfi.

CINCINNATI. O.. Oct. Ie-Pork- Regular, s9.7s;
family efi2S Iard-Kettle- dried, 73s87l.c Ba-
con Short clear sides. ss.l5s5.20. Whisky
Sales l,l87 barrels st Sis.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-20
New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS. Ia, Oct. lo.-Rice In fair de-
mand; ordinary 20 prime, 6e5sEsc. Other ar
tcles firm and unchanged
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JAMES RIVER DIVISION.
{K. AND A. L. r.
LEAVE DTffTfkflNNn


LEAVE RICHMOND:
200 A NJ. mail. daily, for Lynch burg. Natural
Bridge, Lexington, Buena Vista,
glasgow, Craig City Except Sun
day and Clifton Forge Parlot
chsirl Richmond TO Clifton Forge.
$50 p. NJ. except sunday, for Lynchburg. con.
Meeting with train leaving Lynch.
burg a. 600 A ~ for Natural
bridge, Lexington, Craig CITY lex
cept sunday and Clifton Forgo
Sleopin2-csr 20 Lynchbure
AlsklNE ATRlCHMOND;
$50 7. ~. daily. from Clifton Forge
$50 A. NJ. except sunday, from Clifton Forgs
Station. Eighth and Canal streets
FOR further information apply to A. W. Oar.
oers once, s)i east Main street: Chesapeake
and ONO Railway Companys stations; Chesa-
peake and Ohio general ONCE. Eighth and Main.
JOHN d. POTTS
Division Passenger Agent
PICHMOND CITY AND SEVEN PINES RAIL
III WAY COMPANY.
-, 49,. WINTER SCHEDULE
~ lake EFFECT SEPTEMBER isr, 1891.
SCHEDULE.
DALI
Leave Richmond: Ie.ve Seven plpe,.
6 20 y; I'm: 5:sOA. MI: M
$3.50 r. NJ; +. NJ iP. MOP n
pUNnAr
10 A. d.; l2 M ~. NJ; JAM; II AN ;1P.M.;
/. H.: 90 Z. Nj. 5P NJ: 500 F. NJ
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( CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY CON-.
~ PANY
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT SEPTEMBER q. 1891

=, LEAVE RICHMOND:
e'~ ~ H. d.i4y, Tor Old Point aud Norfolk.
66uiiiman ,lesping-car Ronceverte TO
II 7o5 A H., express. daily. for C,nci,r..,
through day coach TO Cincinnati.
Pullman sloeper Old Point 10 Ror
ceYerio connecting with Pullman
.p Sieepins Car for Cincinnati
s'D T. n" express, daily, for Old Point 4
Norfolk. Pullman Sleeping Car
Lon \, Cincinnati to Old Point
f'S l. NJ accommodation, except Sunday, for
,o..p \, Gordonsvlllo and Orange
""" - M' the r +. ', Limited daily. Phil.
man Sleeping Car Old Point 10 Gin
elnnati. Solid restibnle train. with
dlnlng-car and Pullmans Cor
donsville 70 Cincinnati aud Pullman
to Louisville, connecting OF Coving-
ton; Va, for Hot Springs.
49,, =. ARRIVE RICHMOND:
natl -
go T. NJ, daily except Sunday from Hinton
iVjoo a. d. and 8 :5j p. NJ. daily, from Norfolk
eskIlon' Broad street near Seventeenth.
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RIGIHMoNp, FREDERICKSBURG AND 70.
~ TOMAO RAILH0AD.-Schedule commence.
ING nS NJ STE, 1881. Eastern standard time, :
ftops only AZ Ashland. Boutwell,
Milford, Fredericksburg, Brooke
snd Wldf ,tot Sleeper Washing
t2u and new York. Arrives st
m ms1sip ~ iiP SI, = iH' BAN,
h'oo n NJ leaves Byrd-street station daily eH.
cert Sunday. buffet Psrlor Car
hiehm9nd 20 New York; Arrives
~ washington ~ $40 7. d.; Balh-
moro, "a 7, NJ. Philadelphia "a
.nop n, T. NJ; New York. 1855 7. NJ
~ l. A. leaves Byrd-street station daily.
Sleeping car Richmond 70 Now
aofk' STOPS only A. Ashland, Both
Brooke and Widowstsr.' stops az
other stations on Sundays. Arrives
more i2:55 4 n; PP6GiladolphiaS. 1 s..S
,..o =, a. NJ; New York. 650 A. NJ
s'oo a H. arrives ~ Byrd-street station daily.
Sleeper from New York Stops only
a. whitewater, Brooke Frodericks-
burg. Milford, Boutwell, md Ash
isnd; stops st other stations on
snndayss Leaves Washin gton at
ass r H., arrives At Byrd-strec. station daily.
Stops At fredericksburg. Milford.
bothvel and Ashland. Sleeper
from Washington aud New FORK
does not stop at Elba. Leaves Wash
$50 p h., arrives 81 Byrd-.tree. station daily
e1copt sunday. Bunet lallor Gar
New York 10 Richmond Leaves
- Warrington AZ 5O7 T.. Nj.
FREDERICKSBURG ACCOMMODATION
- DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY
400 4. NJ, leaves Byra-street station; arrives
:. at Fredericksburg at 6 40 T. d.
o%O - NJ, arrives A. BVrd-street stationf
loayes Fredericksburg 1t 6:05 A II
ASHLAND TRAINS
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAYS.
cts A n. leaves ElD9; arrives At Ashland A
s2s p. NJ. leaves Flba; arrives At Ashland a.
1908 +. n
6;45 A NJ. arrive. 81 Elba; leaves Ashland at
Cos A. n.
els z. b.. arrives Z. Elba; leaves Ashlsndts
b:2) L. NJ.
C.. A. TAYLOR. Traffic Manager
r. T. ID. MYRRs. General Superintendent.
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DHuADELPIA,, RIChMoND., AND Nd NOR
Appointed sailing days every TUESDAY and
FRIDAY ate NJ. and every SUNDAY ats A ii
Freight for Tuesdays and Fridays steamers rs-
received till II 80 A. NJ. For sundays steamer
III ~ + NJ Saturday freight received dAl' ''A
F.rs 20 nil adelp
Fof ~ j. W MoCARRICK
General Southern Agent
OiiiQe, RockotsA
W. r. CLYDE J. CO.
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fnyannnh.

CUAnLEsroN S. c.. Oct. I9.-1urpentine stead
at &c. Rosin firm; good strained, .l.2O
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YoRK RIVER LINE VIA WEST POINT.
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.
THE .FAvORTTE ROUTE TO BALrryonE
PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
LEAyE RICHMOND:
=, LEAVE RICHMOND;

TRAIN No. 10. s:l0 p N.
OCAL EXPRESS, daily, except Sunday.
- stop, at AL atoms, At Lester Manor con-
meets Win Stage Tor Waterfront also connocu
with Baltimore steamer st Vest Point
TRAIN No. i6 4:tOPM
RALIIMOkE LIMITED. daily, except Sun.
y day, for West Point. connecting with York
river stes.ners Tor Baltimore. At Baltimots
steamers connect with baltimore and Ohio rail-
nork. FAKE: Richmond to Baltimore s2; t6
WWsInhington' -; to Philadelphia. .. 90; SeV
STEAMERS LEAVE BALTIMORE ,PM
E'0k WEST POINT daily, except sunday.
= thence by Richmond and Dsnville railroad *
Richmond, arriving at q: A. NJ aud lO:D A. Il
oo. TRAIN No. 40. 1850 A. NJ
| 0CAL, MIXED. daily, except Sunday; leaves
10 iiwenty,thtrd street station for Wes. Point
Ticket Office ct station foot OF Virginia street
open 500 A. NJ to 600 Z. d.. and from 10 to2a
Gity ttI9ket Office, sOi Main street
sod HAAS, JAS T.. TAYLOR,
lfshc manager Gen Passenger Agent
W. A. Tt Rk,
Assistant General Passenger Agent.
". II GREEN, General Manager
r. BERhELLY. SUPERINTENDENT