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COM JULY I'd

A foiioss Mondays. Iarsday>, Ihursdays,
FRIDAYS saturdays. t"Asr t'atttnTr nj ~ y.
Etohu,ond : A. N, Rath. p A ". SUNDAY, Leave
,,ardincr, "a N Richmond. A n Bath, u
A VI Il turning. leave Boathhay at 20, / u
Baih. 3 ~; Richmond, tf5 STANDARD m'' lht
boat viii he pen for charter on Wednesday,
wiu land at So GAFdiucf, Boston Island AMI
tsln ri sprire. on sisnsl, and a, Mouse. Csfi'o
ami squirrel Is 'anis an ocean Peiat eaeh way
every triP. ,
All fright and baggage must have It's owner
name and piscc Of Destination on same, or u WI
mot b. received on bosrd the steamer All ohg
gage a. Gardner transferred ire by hinseiiS
hNprrss Special rates TO excursion parties
rARFS-trum tiaraiucr - boo hbay' isAna'
aud r.turn, fiish; Riehmord. g. Bath. 90
Round trtp same dsy. Gardiner. 81. Richmond
Sac Passenger: from August, and Hailoset
cuancci with boat by NJ. c asd electric rail- sd :
NJ A. HARaDES. Agent, Gardiner; ) l
ROBINSON, Agent. Richmond, &. ~ shEhS
LIEF. Agent. baih. luh-4uu
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SHUT UP

in the house one is apt to be
constipated, or fall heir to
some disc.c for lack of fresh
air and exercise. such sed-
cntary habits lead to a debil-
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Yachts at Bar Harbcr.

BoorHBAY HAKBoR, July -. SlooI
' schts Bsboop, G. A. Goddard, SAraccn
C. A. Morse, Jf., arrived this afternoon
bound West.
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a.aAooicsn: at Eastpo1t

EAsrroRr, Jaly - Mabel iio'ssl, th'
adopted daughter o. Thomas Dagget. o.
E,,tpft Fsii ;rou. Market Wharf to th'
beach, Jlgtaaoe Of i3 feet, and fractured
her ssur. She died Monday morning, sge'
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nA.As s.A.AsAAu4A Ossssi
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BANGOR, July 13.-Peter McDonough.
aged about 10 yesrs, was drowned this
afternoon in the river from boat The
body has not been recovered.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-14

Sow York Money Market.

ns~ rVRH, July Il.
MONEY easy, RANGING fpoR u to2'
Prip. paper N 81 tc7.
tiovernme nj bopIs dull. steady
Railroad bonds. dull, steady 70 h'm.
The following arc the eibs.4A quotations. oi sc
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TiEksrs from Msius Coasts.

WELLrLEEr, Mass, July 13.-Arrived,
the schooner Mamie +. Waterman with
| 100 barrels Of tinker mackerel. from the
coast Of Name. Boat fishermen average
two and three hundred pounds Of blue fish
daily,
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Railway EMPLOYEES

OF Five Great Roads Ia Ffauos VIII
Keep at Work.
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An Appoint msnt.

WAsHISGros, July l3-Ths secretary
Of the treasury has appointed John M.
Comstock. New York Chief Of the Customs
Division of the Secretsr, . offiee, vice John
G. MAcGfegor, who resigned several
months ago.
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WAW DEPARTMENT,
Office Of the Chief Signal Officer,
WAsHrHoTor, July IA, A. n.
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THE 4I2 PER CENTS.
First Lot to BE- Continued at Two PEI
Cent Checked of Monday.

WASHINGTON, July 13.-The fret lot Of
A per cent. bonds to be continued at per
cent. was checked OF ON the books Of the
secretary Of the treasury this morning, and
the bonds referred to the register Of the
treasury.
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e..h and Door Co. Ass,sus.

MILWAUKEE, Wis. July 10 The Isiand
Sash & Door Company have assigned. The
assignee has given bonds Of $3.50, 900,
which represents the nominal value OF
assets. The liabilities are not known.
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Hat R.coId by rou, AAilss

LONDON. July i3.--P. g, TseuiyU'au
made 1871 I-2 miles in II hours on safety
bicycle today. bes'ing Hobein's record by
four miles.
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oxroRD Va. BARNARD.
The Former Isvites the Latter to 4
Contest ON the Thames.

LospoN, July I3.--The Oxford Univer'
sity Boat Club have invited the Harvard
Bost Club to = rowing contest on the
Thames early in September.
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win Adhsss to Old Programme aud
O'd Lenders,

DUBLIN, July l3.-Oae hundred dale
gate. attended the league convention at
Limerick today. They resolved 70 sdhsss
TO ,he old programme aud the old lesdsrs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-14

Paris, July ia general strike Of the
employees Of ave great railway companies
has been sverted. The men h,vs decided
to continue work.
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Place Of
Observation.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-07
New York Cotton Market.

NEW YORK, Jan. 6.-CottOn-u ss:rs.
Hubbard. Price 4 Co. ia their cotton circu-
lar tonight say: "The Liverpool market
closed at decline Of 1872 from yesterdays
prices. In New York the net loss for the
DAY is about four to five points. although at
one time prices were three 10 four points
lover than the close. The receipts al both
ports and interior towns continue very
heavy. The port movement for the day ~
900 bales larger than the last year Inc
estimates for tomorrow point to about
80. 900 against 1900 last year. Receipts at
perts TO-DAY estimated at 1000 bales against
1901 nales last week. and 3O,9J6 last year.
The pot market squiet: middling uplands,
. 5.lG1.: sales. 23s bales. Transactions in
mtmcs 5000 bales. Futures closed one
point lower for most months ~ follows:
January, 0.09a10: February, 9l9@y.2O;
March, 9.3Og93l; April, 9.43eS a.;
Nav. 9.53M9.j4: June, Y63s9.64; July,
g.7l9972; August, 9.1l@912; september,
g.J3@9jJ.
Liyerpl Spot cotton steady; middling
uplands. , lit, sales, 1900 bales. Futures
closed barely steady; January, j.W; Jan
uary-Fcbr Isry. ,j0J; February-Marcb, ,. -;
Msrch-ALril. . lj@j11.
Prlduce-Flour closed moderately ac-
tive and nrm. Prices unchanged. Wheat
weak: spot sal IS No. red winter, SLUG
81 OGH: do. January, {l.025i. Corn weak
spot sales No. . mixed, 6O46lc.; do. jan
uary, J9c. oats lower; spot sales No.
white. 5ic.: No. mixed January, iy54c.
Pork dull; new mess. Sil4&l2. Lard
closed irregular; January, $500. sugar
Refined quiet; cut-losf and crushed, sc.
Coffee steady; fair Rio csrgOes, 2Oc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-07
LARGEST HOUSE IN THE WORLD.
II mas Tif,sen Hundred Rooms snd les
Town In Itself.

Every European. American and Oriental
country has It's scores 81 public and private
mansions, yet Austria has the giant Of them
all. The Freihaus Gree house,. situated IN
W cdon, suburb Of Vienna, Is the most
spacious building On The globe. Within iis
walls "A whole town Of human beings 1--we
and work. eat aud sleep. II contains IN all
between 200 and 800 rooms, divided into
tipwartls OF 4OOdwelling apartments of from
four 10 six IRONS each This immense
house has thirteen cOurtyards- live open
and eight covered and large garden
within its walls A visitor 10 the building
relates that he once spent two hours III
looking for "a man known TO re-
side ia the house. Scarcely "A trade;
handiwoFk or profession can be nainen
which is not represented IN this
enormous building. Gold and SILVER WORK
rrs. makers of fancy articles, lodglhg-
house Keepers. book binders. agents. turner's
matters. officers, lock smiths. i0iners, tutor
scientific men. government Clerks 'hle'
bakers, eighteen tailors, tWenty-niDe shoe-
makers and many Other tradesmen I'VE lh
q The house has thirty-0ne staircases'
sand fronts ON three streets and one square.
In one day The p0stman's delivery mas
amounted % as mnny as 1000 pieces 70 TINS
sinrle bat gigantic house. To address
letter to tine house. and % The person 10 j.
intended for. does not assure the sehutl
that the person 90 whom IL is adore ssed VIII
ever receive 10. lu order 90 make assur-
auc, doubly sure" ali letters addressed 70
ne "FrOihsu-" must Doe provided WIN uoih
The Christian and the surname OF the per
son. tine number OF the court staircase ana
apartment; otherwise % is apt TO go asst a!
as though unproyided with directions as u
street aud number. At the present tlme
2.112 persons live i'm This immense huiluln l. =,
and iay ana nuual rent Of over lv),VD
0orins.-IebrcwJ journal.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-07

T.. 4 h. MYERS,
General Superintendent
z. 81. MFRsOf'. General fa,s' If.r AZ, 0f.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-07

lily, $4.50QS5; City Mills Rio brands extra.
500 1913; winter wheat patent, s1@$9.p'
Spring do, S5.20GSj.i0: do. do. straigh.'
S5W$5.l5. Wheat-Southern quiet; run.
CSC. l.04: Lougberry. Sl9t1.O4; western
nrm; No. = winter red, spot and January,
Ws. @9TLc. Corn-Southcrn quiet; white,
O6@59 yellow. 56@59c.; Western easy;
mixed. spot and January. 5s@5SLc. Oats
quiet but steady; ungradea Southern and
Pennsylvania, f7@50c; Western white, ~
a5Oc: era led No. , white, 50c.. Rye IN
sctiye; choice, sO@slc; good to prime, ia
zoe. Provisions quiet; mess pork, old.
sll 30; new, $l2. Bulk meats, loose shout
ders, SIC; long clear and clear rio sides,
&C.: sugar.pickled shoulders, &c; sugar
cured smoked shoulders, &c; hams, small,
lOs.c: large, loAc; lard, refined, nc.
Conee quiet Rio cargoes fair, lo11c. sugar
drm; granulsted, ALEC. Whisky quiet,
$1.2l@SL24 stseks-Virginia thrs<s, o311
bid.
The Richmond Ice Company handle the
very best coal that the market can afford.
IL is pure and dry. and all orders are filled
with promptness. Telephone No. 22S.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-07
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
OPERATIONS OF THE NEW YORK
STOCK MARKET.

Stt..tfou Of Tobacco ut Richmond aud
Othsr important Ce.tres-Qastations OF
the New York a.s LiverPosi Cotton
Markets-Prsvisisus and Grain.
NEW YORK, Jan. 6.--Money closed at .
per cent. Exchange closed steady;
posted rates, s2lzG4se; actual rates isl]4
Qls0s< for sixty days and 4S5;I@t5]1 tor
demand. Governments steady; currency
SIS. 100 bldaFs, coupons, l2l bid; '14's do,
1887 bid.
The stock market was less active ana
weaker TINS morning than during same
hours on Yesterday. Prices decllheu curing
the greater part. ana at noon were = 10 Z
per cent. below those of yesterday
Rock island was freely sold short on the
belief that the coming meeting OF Idiil"du
presidents would not result as nafInOhIousH
as e. pected. silver was active ana bisuei
on .ac suppOsitiOn that Congressional aC-
ton would be favorable 10 II. It's price al
vanced x per cent. The sales up 10 noon
amounted 20 only lOl 300 shares, as against
l64, BOO sold during same hours on lesler-
DAY. Alter midday the market was
little more active, aud much stronger
feeling characterized the afternoons trad
ing. Prices recovered steadily on = good
Duling Of some OF the leaders, and IN many
cases the entire 10 - OF the morning was
wiped out aud even fractional adv es-
tabhshed. Closing prices were generally
% ~ per cent. higher. The sales To-Day
.,ere 81 81 shares.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-07

Z
IKepOifed Tor the Times.
R,csMnSp. VA. Jan. Chickering'S Of to-
borco AT auction on Change Tuesday.
Inuary e 1891. Total offerings: - pack
EOS ot West virginia bright tOhaccOs. one
,9ckaoe sold al $500. Two at $3.50. two at
S53 30 one at $50, one taken in at 500, one
.fsio 5l. one sold at $3.50 one at Sll, one
=, dos, one taken in at SO one sold az
SlG. one nj SAD. one at SEQ. one taken IN
az SD 30. one sold at Sll, one taken IN al
~ II one al s., one al So, one at s. %, one
A. $40.
s. sales OF loose tobaccos ON the breaks
'o-day.
to-day: Wrappers, 10 h0gsheads; cutters .
ho0sheads; smokers, hOssheads; DARK
t,bAccos, hogsheads. Total, 20 nog'-
0djce of The tobacco inspector reports To-
Law. inspections Bright, p hogshesds
dark 2hogsheads; Western, IL bOgsheads
Reiuspections-2 hOssheads.
warmers. Allegheny, NHughan's. DaNen'
.,nr,,s Planters aud Merchants, Shell
,,,rneis Crcnshaw's. ShOckOe and -
! hrooL,s warehouses report to-day: Re
ceipts, rs hogsbesds; deliveries, "a hogs
heads.
Internal Revenue reports collections for The
lily Of Richmond to-day AS follows: TaI
| psid cigars aud cigarettes, S4.2ilAJ; TAI
Maid tobaccos, 81 6l4.9j. Total, S6,S62O.
REGISTERED at the Tobacco Exchange
Tuesday. January 6, 1897 Il. l.. Holloway
Durham. y. c.; L. w. Meade, Dickerson
Vile, Va; W. G.. Huntington, Farmyiile
| va; +. D. Dickerson, Charlotte; {. ii
Layon. Charlotte.
| our MIR. Tucker Darlington, Jr., who hai
been sick for some time, We are glad To sal
was out and at his post Of business to-day
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-07
RAILGss,ADs.

DICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
NJ AND POTOMAC RAiLnOA D.--ched'
al, Commenting NOVEMBER 23D. 1890
fas'ern standard time:
1872 = N. Owes Byrd-street station dai,
sfors only az Ashland. Bothwsl
Milford. FTedelickiluIg Broose
and W'ldswn.rr. -leticr " ash NJ
ton and Now York
lI:b2 g. m, lsave3 Byrd-strert station dali
EXCEPT SUNDAY. Buffet Par, Ca
Richmond to Washington
700 o. m, leaves Byri-street station daily
sleeping car Richmond TO Ne
York.
s:5Os. m. arrives a; Gyrd-street station dal
-lec yer from New York.
2:3S r. no, sriN es ct Byrd-street station daily
Bofhweil, and Ashland. sleeper
from Washington and New ORB
does not stop at Eliza.
e:45 p. n. arrives al Byrd-stree. station da,l,
Washington TO Richmond.
ASHLAND TRAINS.
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAYS.
0.4S a. %. leaves Elba. Arrives ~ Ashland
1873 a. N.
400 p. m. accc nmodation, leaves Byrd-stree'
6;2sp m. leaves Eloa; arrives al Ashisnd D
7:03 p. m.
g:4e a. m. arrives Elba. Leaves Ashland 81
sos a. m.
a.sb a. m. accommodation; arrives at BYRD.
street station; leaves Ashland Al
1887 4. n,
s.Is .. m. arrives al Eiba; leaves Ashland st
$50 p. m.
C.A.TAYLOR, Traffic Manager.
EFT. d. MYERS. General superintendent.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-07
FINANCIAL.
flG Vlrgllla DGll Settlement

NOTICE.
The BondholdeIs' Committee has formu-
lated Plan OF Settlement for the debt 81
Virginia. ami the same has been unanimous.
" approved and recommended By tho Adj
Visory Board. consisting OF
HON. GROVER CLEVELAND,
HON. THOMAS +. BAYARn.
hon. EDWARD j. PHELPS,
Mk. GEORGE = COZ.
MR.. GEORGE q. WILLIAMS.
Notice Is hereby given to psfIics In Interest
that copies ~ such proposed Plan Of settle
ment can be obtained on and after Monday
December 20, 1890. without cost. at
TIE CENTRAL TRUST 60, OF NEW YORK,
"a Wall street, New Yoi's city.
BROWN. SHIPEEY & COMPANY.
Founders Court. London. T.. c., England
The MERCANTILE TRUSr AND DEPOSIT
Co OF BALTIMORE.
Baltimore. oryland.
THE PLANNERS NATIONAL BANK OF
RICHMOND.
Richomnd, Virginia.
FREDERIC z O,cOTr.
CHARLES ID DlCKEN. JR.
WILLIAM L. BULL.
HUGH r. GARDEN,
HENRY 81 UGt,
JOHN GIL.
Bondholders' committee.
G.. $. ELLIS.
Secretary Of Committee. - Wall street.
NEW YORK. Dec. -. 1880.
NOTICE
Is hereby given that on and after January 1.
1891. The depositarles ting under the Agree
ment FOR the settlement Of the Virginia Debt
dated May -. 1890. will not receive any
further deposit OF Virginia Bonds and "ou-
pous except under special contract with this
Committee
BY order the Committee.
FREDERIC 4. OLCOTr.
de2S 2it Chairman.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-07

II isn't always The man of She world VII"
has command e himself under all circum-
stances. Many "a man trained an the world z
school might have enyiod the readiness Oh
man. evidently from the country. who came
into "a restaurant a few days ago with a
pretty young girl Of about his own degree
of yerdancv. Seating themselves both gave
The menu card That pravcriul consideration
that the maccustOmei mind mapiiests 10
ward this severe ordeal. Finally the Young
woman saw the legend. "Woodcock. - 5O.'
Toe Young man had seen it too, but his eve
had not fingered lovingly and renectivell
upon il as hers now did. 81 think She
said finally. "that will have woodcock.'
Did you ever cat woodcockt' asked her
companion.
'.No," she said, "but ! Just thought
would try it,
Did you ever see woodcockE' lie per
sisted.
"NO"
.Wcn. then. q woodcock is an animal as
big as a youug pig, ana il ] were To order
one forus two everybody would laugh. ]
thius we'd better stick TO what we know
Waiter. YOU may bring as tw0oyster steWs.
New York Evening ouu.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-07

the past like the sun from mist. me
master Of Assyrian shivers az the conee.
house door. though able 20 tell exactlY "n"'
Nebuchadnezzar thought about grasses'
inc moro common soldier has bis pipe ana
his sausage. the dull. od.breaking peasant
his black bread and beer; from Kaiser 10
convict all have food, clothes and hrei Dut
there's no bread for brain.
let .hem come over here. We believe IN
the tree Of knowledge and have no great
standing army 20 make ne discourage uleh
from climbing as near as they can 10 the
top.-New York World.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-07

EARMVILLE AND OWHATAN
l. RAILROAD General Office. No. FOB east
Main street.-Schedule IN effect JANUARY
8, 1880:
LEAVE RICHMOND.
9:Io a. m. via Atlantic Coast Line for Per-
muda.
5:O5 N. Via atlantic Coast Line for VIM
tefpOck and Intermediate stations
100 p. m. Via KchmOnJ and Danyi.lr loT
Farmviile and all stations west Of
MOsely Junction.
900 p. m via RicnnOld aud DanVille for
Sklnquarter ana WlnterDOck.
IARkINt AT RICHMOND.
G;lO-a. IN via Atlantic Coast Inc from
.nterpock and intermediate sta-
tiOus.
] 20 p. N. via Atlantic Coast Line from Ber.
muda.
S4ba. III. wa Richmond and Danvllo from
FarmN,lle and all stations west Of
Sloseley Junction.
S:t5 a. III. VIA Richmond and DanVilie ron
NinierpOck ana Skir quarter.
All trains daily except sunday,
For tickets. baggage checks. Timetables.
&c. call upon A. ". CARRIER. the Atlantic
COAT Line ara IlshmOnd and Dauyt,o de.
pOts W. 4. JhIoHlON,
General Pass eugef Agent.
JAMES Il WERTH, General Manager
Ao20-1y
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-07
HIGHER EDUCATION.
II Wm be Appreciated 10 America If not
iu Germany.

4
in Germany.
Not lon. ago Emperor William declared
tlat hl- universities were shoaling out men
uho Knew everything but the useful ana
could do anything but that Of which the
word stood 10 need.
SOW comes the statement that inefe are
5000 unemployed persons in beitlh' "ho
putting thc twO things together II Is cie"l
ia tt many 10 not most OF this number are
graduates yaiuly cudeayorln< % solNc that
unciassi al problem which the vulgar Cali
grub
wsd0m. 10 short. crieth out IN the streets
ard DO man reZaTdeth her. Ia sad eclipse
The astronomer who once thanked Dis slaf'
that be knew them now mOufns mat lhe
moon Is not made Of green cheese ana ne
within munching distance. Reduced 10 no
own definition OF a line, mere length with
out bres b or thickness, the unhappy
mathematician With all bis figuring cannot
figure himself into being the periphery OF a
square meal.
And doubtless the deeper the learning The
dir the distress. The Hebraist. profoundly
ve1ed In that tongue in which Adam and
I've made l0ye-thOugh how they did il
without a vowel TO their name is bard 4
ssy-hnds 40 one who wishes 20 learn Ian
guage ali backbone and NJ joints. ~,
PhWnician scholar, more profound still
starFes unter den Linden, none caring u
bear that nobs story now rising up out 0
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-07

Bran. $l0.0OaS2O.OO, bulk; br0wnstuh,
S2O.OOaS2l.O0, bulk; shipstuh, $2O.OOas2l.OO'
bulk
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-07

RICHMOND i DAaVILLE R,
SHORTEST AND QUICK Isl ROUTES SOUTH
And SOUTHWEST.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JAN. I. 1891
LEAVE RICHMOND:
RAIN No II 9.IS A. NJ.

LEAVE RICHMOND:
TRAIN No. IL 3:l5 a. NJ.
GOUTHEl,N EXPRESS, daily, for lanVille'
- Greensboro WinstOn-Salem, Durham
Raleigh, Rdndleman, Salisbury, AsheNille,
Hot Springs. Charlotte, Columbia, Aiken,
Augusta, Atlanta, Birmingham, Montgom-
srv, New Orleans, Texas. and California.
Pullman palace sloeping-cars Richmond 10
Danyille and Danvillc To Asheville, Augusta,
BirmiIeham, aud New Orleans.
TRAIN No. -. 1875 A. ".
yTIRGINIA AND NOkTH CAROLINA IN
Y PRESS, daily, Tor Burkevilie, an STA
tions on the Norfolk and western kniltoad
LynchDurg, Knoxville, CHATTANOOGA, N@in-
pms, and Nashville. also for keysslile'
Carksville, oxford, Henderson, Durhsm,
and Raleigh. This tram goes through soHo
to Raleigh.
TRAIN No. 9. 1 p. NJ.
MAST NAIL, daily. FOR all pOinis on the
4 Farmville and POwnatan Railroad, hdn-
Vile. Greensboro, WinstOn-Salem, Raleign
Charlotte. Ashevlle, Columbia. Augusta
Atlanta, Birmingham, Montgomery, Ne"
Orleaus. Texas. and California. pullman
palace sleep ng-cars Danvile 90 Augusta an
Atlanta. and al Greensboro sleeper VIA Asne-
willie % MOIrlstoWn, Ienn
TRAIN no. Il, 6P. NJ.
A MFLIA ACCOM- 1DA1ION, daily, except
4 sunday. for Amelia Courthouse ana IN
termediate points.
TRAIN NO.6i, c:l5 AN.
GLOVER LOCAL, daily, except SUNDAY,
l J freight train with coacu attached, ioI
clover Va and Intermediate points.
ARRIVE Al RICHMOND:
Train No. l., o a. "; No 10. $50 I. NJ
80. is, 4:3O p. NJ, and 20. Is. s:4f A. NJ
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-07

Vii you heed the warning -t he alsnti' PEI
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-07

any man. woman. or child Who is affected
with Constipation. Dyspepsia, Headache,
or Torpid Liver 90 prove that few doses ol
simmons Liver Regulator viii not relieve
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,o harmless that am infant can take u an"
never have "a second spell oil conc Al
adult can take it, keep the bowels regular
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-07
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STEAMSHIP COM
PANi.
FOR M YORK.

steamers leave Richmond EE tR1 = ts5'
DAY ana FRIDAY no i. NJ Ma llesi
4 T.. our b 5ur before sailing iims.
steamers Deayo New YORK lor kicnmOho
EVERY W DNESDAl end SAIl kDAf al
3 =. NJ. arriving In Richmond MON bAi ana
FRIDAY mornings.
Passenger accommodation unsurpassed.
CABIN fare 70 Sew YORK wa James
river route Qncludiug meals anh 80 ~,
beUn) ............. ~ 20 W
az. of,er dsie al issue. ........... Il %
-,,s-,,,e ,,,itn subsistence ............... q o.
a,ts.ra.5e tvithoul sun-isteuce ............ 5 90
4siiroad .'..................... 40 on
Cabin fare via Richmond ana feleih- 80 80,
burg Railroad. ~ w
Tickets can be obtained al a. W. "a 'ct
1000 Hain street Chesapeake ana ono tho
Richmond and Petersburg depOts, am al
company's Offices, 1871 fiiin street d-t
wharf Rockets. ,...,-,
rreights fOrW arded and through bills az lad
ing issued Tor points beyond New YORK
Freight received daily uu.ii J.. NJ. $500.
Passengers leaving i.ltAmynI on " -
DAYS, TUESDAYS, NESDA ! >,
THCKSDAYS, and SAICkph vs. by the
Thesqpeake and ohio railway via Newport
Newsi al $50 \. NJ. and by Richmond and
Petersburg railroad, saul, DAYS al OiO A.
II. Will make connection 81 NORt OH with
steamer / aviug those days
GEORGE ". ALLEN 3 60, Agents,
No. 1901 Main street, and
2iy 1911 Company's Wharf, Rock cts.