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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-07

PULASKI. VA. June The farmers are
rejoicing in the fact Of abundant rains fol-
lowed by warm sunshine.
Mountain berries are being brought 10
market now. aud they are large and luscious.
Brides and grooms have been having rather
rough experience IN this Immediate locality
OF late. One buggy was backed over al en-
bankment by Il horse frightened at a passing
engine. still another toppled over on the
mountain side. each carrying preciOus load
OF human freight.
All OF General Walkers friends in this place
are pleased with his speech at the unyeiling
OF the Hill monument. but mono OF them with
his picture as given in the Dispatch.
The Pulaski Land and improvement Com
pany and the Pulaski Light and Water Com
psny have lust moved into their new quar-
tiers in Hotel Pulaski.
Rev. Mr.. Acree of Roanoke, who has been
conducting series OF meetings here at the
Baptist church during the week. lett this
morning for his home.
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REPUBLICANS NOT In 1T
III IN INFORMAL CONFERENCE
or Leaders They Decide Not To Nominate
state Tioket-Jhe Progressive FARMER
for "a Third Party

RurroH. n. c., June Especial. There
was an informal conference OF leading Kepub-
s,cans from various parts Of the State COM
rosed largely of Federal oflice-holders. held
here this morning. at which it was expressed
IA tho sense Of the meeting that no State
ticket should be put out in the coming cam
paign.
II Is learned. however that J. G. Pritchard
who was present. favored nominating State
ticket. and that he desires to be the candidate
for Governor. The determination which was
arrived at was that no fghtshouid ~ made 70
elect State ofiicers but that all energies shoniu
be concentrated 20 carry tho Republican eiec-
toral ticket In this State.
, Governor Holt has issued the following
military commissions at the recommending
OF Adiutsnt- General James ID. Glenn: L. i;
Jones. fret lieutenant, Company {. Ihrd
regiment. K. L. Irwin. first Lieutenant, Com
many &, Third regiment: \. n. SInltD' hTs'
lieutenant and adj utant OF Third regiment.
Some changes IN Journalism ia tno oI.y
were made Known to-day. W; H. houoin"n'
sata sdtor of the Kernersyille News, goes
upon the staff OF the State Chrohic'e, III 'l's
CITY. as associate editor succeeding Solohel
d. A. Olds. Dir. John W. jenkins taxes the
position OF night editor. f.u..
The Progressive Farmer today foIinany
announced the fact which had heretofore
been intimated that II has ceased 20 oe S .ne
organ for the Farmers Alliance OF North Car
oIina. II also says editorislly
I'VE will in the future as in the pas',.de-
fend aud promulgate the true doctrine Tor inc
Alliance. believing 1t to be the iounus'' On
upon which must be built the citadel Of an
industrial reform. In taking this stand us
simply putting into practice what the logical
result for Alliance propaganda leads up TO-
This is construed as a broad intimatlon on
the part Of the Progressive Farmer that tbe
aim Of the Alliance IS % create poitcAi
party to carry out It's demands. C..
Tie semi-centennal celebration OF 81.
Mary's Episcopal School of this city began
tonight with brilliant reception at that ID
stitutlon. complimentary to alumni large
number Of whom we're present from an over
H. State and South. Yesterday. at Christ
church Rev. J. Is. Cheshire. OF Charlotte.
preached sermon before the alumni.
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commencement at Emory and Henry.

EMORY. Va. June Especial. Com
nencement Sunday dawned bright and clear,
aud bv 10 o'clock large crowds of visitors
we're thronging toward the spacious gymna-
SUM where the baccalaureate services were
e. DO held, 90 that when the preacher for the
day the Rev. j II. Prichett. ID. D.. of Missouri.
was introduced 10 the congregation, fully
thousand people from the neighboring towns
and surrounding country were assembled.
At $50 L. NJ the Young Mems Christian
Association was addressed by the Rev Vii
liam Dyer. of knoxville. Tenn.
The music on both occasions was OF a very
high order. among the numbers being Dudley
Bucks Sing Aleluia Forth potters
Gloria in Excelss.' Gounods Praise Ye
tue Father and the trio, Praise le." from
Attilla DIR. Charles r.. Bishop presided at
the organ and led the double quarte;te.
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The Ball Game Again.

LEXINGTON. Va. juno 6. Special Tho
excitement over the University of Virginia
and Washington aud Lee game at Lynchburg
instead Of subslding seems to have been in
creasing on account OF the repeated reports
from tho University that they wished TO play
the Washington and Lee st any time and
place the latter would name, ia accordance
with a letter from Manager Robertson 0her-
Ing to play any time after the 18th.
Manager Grover offered 10 play in Lynch
burg the nth. when, as Mana-er Grover ID
formed me this evening 10 his surprise. Mr..
Robertson declined TO play until after I'D,
ten days after the commencement here.
This is sore disappointment TO the home
team, they being particularly DESTROYS 10 play
on account OF the lniversity's accusation that
they did not wish to play. which was pub
lished in the Richmond papers
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Republican Observation-Disclosures Trade.

AKRON. June ga special ear attached TO
the Plying Dutchman' passed here last
evening filed with Eastern delegates en- route
20 the Republican National Convention at
Minneapolis. Mimi. William II. Goodwin. of
Nelson: S. Brown Allen. of Augusta aud T..
NJ NettletoD. OF Allegheny. delegates from
the Tenth district, Joined the other delegates
al Stauntou and all went of hurrahing for
Blaine. The Republicans ia this section are
for Blaine and the Democrats for Cleveland.
Wheat is about an average. grass IS very
short and oats are looking well. Corn came
up very badly.
The tanbark and cross-tie business is very
brisk. A train-load OF ties left hore last Thurs
day. and three and four cars are daily loaded
with bark.
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SUMMER RESORTS.

TNHE HEALING SPRINGS.
i BATH COUNTY, Va, May .. 1892.
THE HEALING SPRINGS HOTEL is now Open
FOR the reception OF guests; also the bath-houses
TOR bathing.
Route via C. and O. r. r. 90 llot Springs Va.
Thence three miles by stage 90 the Healing
Springs.
Virginia HOT SPRINGS COMPANY
myi0-tu6suim JOHN SIIMSON. Manager.
DOCRBRDGE ALUM SPRINGS. "a. IN
IL DORSED by the Medical Society Of Viz
GINA. as well as other high medical authorities
in tho United States and Europe, are now open.
Rates according 20 location Of rooms and
length Of stay. SPECIAL RATES FOR TIE
SEASON Capacity, 1850. Railroad through TO
tho springs. Pamphlets 10 be had by address
ing GEORGE T.. PETION.
lei-lm
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Concert aud labl.aux- Farming Operations.

ORANGF, June G.--lSpoeial. There was a
highly entertaining concert and tableaux at
Mr.. David frazer's school in Spotsylvania
last Friday night. seconded by the school girls
from Mr.. John NJ. Holidays. Misses Lena
Frazier and Lettie Decker in the concert. and
Misses Liam daughter of W. C. Elan. for
merly editor of the Richmond Wing. in the
.ableaux. deserve special mention for the
talent and proficiency displayed in their re-.
spectIye parts.
We have had heavy baking rains Of late and
the grass Is Improving some.
Our farmers are preparing for harvest and
In spite OF the scarcity Of money many Of
them have bought binders.
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CLnToS foEGH. Va. June g. Special. j.
A regular fst-hght occurred yesterday morn
ing at Iron Gate between Turner X. Hack
man. young lawyer. of the one part. and a
man named Ross. of the other part. The dis
turbance originated from something that Ross
said about Hackman. and the usual mode Of
quarrellng brought on one word after another
until the result was AS above stated Neither
Was hurt an friends interfered aud put a stop
10 tho Illegal proceeding.
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Winston. n. c.. June Especial. The
,nsglstrates met here to-day with the county
commissioners andt levied taxes as follows.
Twenty eight cents for State. fifteen cents Tor
school and tweDty-three and two-ihiId cents
for county. The magistrates elected new
set Of COMMISSIONER. consisting ~ NJ, ~.
HALEY Ellis Hauser and X. :. Llnville. The
election ~ considered "a big victory Tor WINS.
tons b ard Of aldermen, who discovered
some time since that unless something was
done the old board would knock ont the
whisky license taxes. Every member OF the
new hoard is in favor OF licensed bar-rOoms.
Butner WAS reelected county superln-
tendent # public instruction.
The meeting Of the Peoples party IN TINS
city last Saturday practically insures the
nomination of full State ticket and there
are abundant surface indications Of pro
babIe coalition with the Republicans The
executive committee elected here Saturday Is
composed OF seven Democrats and seven Re-
pubhcans. 81,
The for.y-fourth annual cOnv0caii0n Of the
Grand ROYAL Arch Chapter OF North Carolina
will convene in this city tomorrow night al
4 O'Clock in the Masonic Hall. This assem-
bly, will be in session two days, and Thursday
morning the twelfth annual coDclave Of the
Grand Commandery Knights Templar will
meet at the same hall. 10 be in session Thurs
day and Friday There are twenty-one
chapters Of Royal Arch Aiasons in North Car
dina.
bot /eno. fourteen yeaf-old girl made
beautiful balloon ascension here this after
noon. going up four thousand feet When IN
md air she turned loose IN imported Russian
guinea. which was captured IN half an hour
sfterward by a negro The girl fell with her
parachute III the top of large oak tree. but
was rescued uniniured.
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| P''''"s X. BIZ. z.
Bal,imores. ....7sOI2514O-23 q !
! Chicagos .OOO0001 O.
batteries: Cobb and Gunson; Luby ana MT
tredge Umpire fmslie. .,ios
PEu.prrrHrA, Pa, June 6.-St Louis tired
q trio Of pitchers to-day with poor success.
After Breitenstein had given two bases on
bslls and had been hit for a double and a
single he WAS retired in favor OF tastop. VINO
wss eoualIy wild and ineffective. Carutners,
Who was brought in in the sixth. did little
better. but il went for nothing score.
r. BIN. p.
pb1sdelphias. 42105 f02x-l5 u 6
81 Touis 100000 Al II
Batteries: Breitenstein, Easton. Bird and
Buckley: Esper and Ciement' Umpire
Hurst. .-,;.,.
W.sgrvGroy. d. c.. MAY 6.-By. outplayinR
the WashiDgtons at all points to-'Ay olncin-
natl. in AL eleven-inning contest, auasu sn
To- ,;"torv 10 their credit. The fielding of
the visitors was brilliant. Duryea pllcneu
a very effective game. but was relieved Dy
N,,lIsne when he showed signs OF weakening
m the tenth inning. President HARRISON saw
his first ball game being an Interested spec,
tstor in company with Secretaries os'ef anu
i'u'A' ''''' n.BH.r.
washlngtons. + 00001200- 3
Cincinnatis 90 10 80 3 Y
BATTERIES. Knell and N1iliean, Duryea Mul-
lane and Murphy. Umpire MsGnliar.
BEoogfYN, n. Y, June 6.-I1e game To-
dav between Cleveland and Brooklyn. which
was won by the latter team. abounded with
brilliant plays O'3ren made two seemingly
impossible catches, one Of which was made "a
the ninth inning and cut OIL Cleyelands
chances of tying the score Clean hitting IN
the fifth and sixth innings won the game Tor
Brooklyn. The score.
X. B.H
Brooklyns. .....OO2O21OO0-5 2 0
Clevelands 900 O. 3
Batteries: Haddock and Daily; Young and
O'Connor. Umpire Lynch.
New YORK. June 6.-The New forks gave
the Louisyilles another defeat to-day. al
though the Colonies made things interesting
at the wind-up Wan started IN TO pitch for
the visitors. but was relieved IN the second
inning and Jones took his place. Score
New Yorks....~.O18OOOOOO-4 II 3
Louisvilles o OOOl Ia
Batteries Crane and Fields Niau, Jones
and Grim. Umpire Sheridan.
Boston, June G.-Ihe BOstOns surprised the
natives to-day by their smuggling. Baldwin
was sent TO the stable in two innings and
Camp beat to a finish Duffy and Long led
in the batting. aud every Bean alter made
runs and hits except Kelly. Pittsburg bstted
Nichols hard at the first part Of the game, but
made one hit after the fourth inning. Ibe
score.
p. B.H. =.
Bostons 242182OSO-17 Is
Pittsburgs .........l OF 5000 o. b
Batteries Nichols and Kelly; Baldwin
Camp and Mack Umpire, Gaiiney.
HOW TBF CLUES STAND.
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columbi. defeats Nyipston.

RALrIGH. n c.. june 6.-iSpecial. AN
exciting pamo Of baseball was Witnessed here
this evening by large crowd At Athletic Park
between the Columbia and Winston teams.
The score resulted seven 10 five in favor Of
Is 81
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IN OFF DAY rOR ANSOS.
Tho Tail Enders Give His Cots he"''"'
Drubbing-Ths Other Games
R.rrtyoRy. Mp, June 6.

RANDPAP Anson's
Colts to-day re.
ceived a terrible
drubbing nj the
hands OF Baltimore's
Orioles. and only es-
capped a Bhut-out by
chance. The Balti-
more boys slugged
Luby all over the
field. getting in
hits.
Cobb pitched q good.
steady game. Nc
Graw's brilliant
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Bv virtne Of deed OF trust executed 70 the
Undersigned trustees on the 9th day OF August,
t-N by Addio u and John II. hramberry, and
duly Of record in the hustings Court clerk
once for said city. D. J.. Vol X. page 81. We will
erpose for sale at pnhlc auction. on the day
and hour above prescribed. those nine nice. new
and comfortably arranged 1otiago Houses SIT
nate ON the north -Ide OF Everett street be-
tween second and ILird streets. This property
is admirably well located for renting aud Tor
homes for pcrrous of moderate means. as they
arc very near all the factories shops and Mayo
bridge The terms hereinafter named will be 50
liberal that u viii place these nice homes
in the reach of all. We especially invite the at
teniioD of those Of moderate means who want A
nice home and stop paying rent 20 attend THIS
sale as II viii he IN their power % procure a
good home on long payments.
For further particulars call on me auc-
,ioneers who will take great pleasure IN show
ing this property or giving any information de-
sired.
Terms. The deed requires cash as 90 expenses
OF sale. taxes, II any lie due. and 60 pay of ana
discharge the debt now due Of $40 .s3. bui,
by consent Of the parties interested, the terms
may be upon the payment OF small amour IN
oash ten years time may be given for the re.-
idue. payable IN monthly payments, which VIII
be fully explained At sale.
JULIUS STRAUS.
W. J. WFSlNOOD,
r. Is. CHAfF1N.
ie4TaQ10 Trustees.
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BY j. II. yalsntine. Auctioneer,
1886 East Main Street.
GIVE NE YOUR ATTENTION :
READ THIS ADVERTISEMENT.
GRAND AUCTION SALE
OF


WEDNESDAY. JUSE sTB. At I0:3O O'CLOCK,
at No. 1896 Main street will sell consignment
from large jobbing house and factories consist !,
ING OF iDJ Gases Nrst-C lass stock Of Shoes OF ali
grsdes-dasirahle. seasonsbe and quick sellers,
sueh As Wornsn's A-CAlf foikas. HOngols But
ton and Polish. Goat Button and Polish. Gram
Button and Polish; Misses Grain Button ana
Polish: Mems B-Calf BalmoIsls, Brogans ana
Congress; Mems Slippers; Womens Shppersi
Misses Slippers: Boys Wax Brogana and B-Cali
BamOrals and many other styles.
ANY dealer can select mr. t-class retail STOCK
from this consignment Also Tor factory 80
dozen assorted styles and qualities straw HATS
20 Sample Trunks cost 90, lste make. Also. Tor
narties declining business and others reducing
stock a general collection OF Merchandise' such
as saw 300 PAR Pants. % Dozen JOp HATS nnAeu
lot Notions Hardware, shirts. white ana col
ored. 1inware and many other hisceiianeohs
Goods roo numerous to mention.
This will be one Of tho largest and most a.,
trsctive sales have had for long time, and
most earnestly request al ms trade, both city
and country buyers. and otner merchants VINO
have not heretofore attended ms trade -ales, 20
come and spend the day with me. nice uncn
will be served-sav at 1870 o'clock Come ana
make Yourself at homo. Special terms 10 Shoe
Tuvers-Owner will give sixty days time, note
satisfactorily lndorsod
Special have positive unferstandlng WIN
owners Of these goods that every lot ohered
must be sold. therefore you will not be throwing
yOur time away by attending TINS saie-ths
highest bidder gets the goods.
Remember the dato and place OF this saie -
June gth at lO:31 0 clock. al J. Ii. Valentine :
Auction House 1886 east Main street. Richmond
ia. J. II. VALENTINE.
jeJ-9t AuctlOneei.
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-, When you bring your advertisement to THE
IiIfs deposit your contribution for the Ice
Mission. Put your name ON the envelope. so
that when Il Is published others may 10 re-
plDded ~ 10 likewise.
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| will sell on tho premises "i'H''' '''-'A' - -
serve, Oh
THURSDAY. JuSr D. 1892.
.,.t pu large number Of THOSE
"a TTaEIP NEARBY AND BtAl1 III VI
hhAf Mi epla''L LOIS il TIE PLAN OF FAIR
MONT. pists of which sill be READY Tor free dis'
tribution on the 9Th instant. ho., Tor
Any one desiring nlce -, ,t,end this ale as
nc lo,s,re close 10 the heart OF the city. being
nesrer TO The Capitol than Monroe PARK ana
10 tnsnre desirable ueighbOrs and an increase
In the value of the lots, -, r ,
Come to the ale and bring your friend If you
want 10 DO him favor, and remember every lot
The conn any will assemble a. the corner oi
Fairmont avenue and Twenty hrst street. ana
conreyences will leave the Office Of the auc-
;ioneer al $3.50 20 take the bidders t9 the sale.
sale " ". B0WE.
10 s.td Auctionser.
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WORK RIyER LINE VIA WEST POINT
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY
THE FAyORITR ROUTE TO BArrrv1,,
PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK -
-, LEAVE RICHMOND.

ANhl.f W. Als yfAy H. VI
/ OCAL EXPRESS. daily etcept gs.t,.
II Stops AZ All stations. At lester Manor W
meets with stage for Walkerion: also cgoo..il.
with Baltimore steamer ST Vest Point
TRAIN No. 10, 4:4s + ~
baltimore LIMITED. daily. accent -.
- day, for West Point. connecung viii ~.
riyer steamer for Baltimore. A. H,.ftr,.'
steamers connect with Baltimore and Ohl,-.
road for Washington. Philadelphia AMI -
YORK. FARE. Richmond 10 Baltimore =,
Washlns,on' 81; 10 Philadelphia. sisl. y..
STRAMfRs LEAVE BALTIMORE.
E0R WEST POINT daily. escent sr,f,.
thence by Richmond aud Dany'.. ,,0,,.i
to Richmond arriving az sO5 A. u lli l.o
TRAIN No 20. $50 A VI
OCAL MINED. daily, except SUNDAY. is.v,.
~ Henty-t third street station for Vest 49,
and intermediate points 'l'
llcAet Office az station foot of Virginia .as..,
oDen 100 A. VI. TO 600 Z. ~, and iron iol Z,
3:2O A VI. y
city ticket Office. eOi Main stroot
SOL. HAAS. JAS. E.TAYIOR
franc Manager Gen. Passenger Agent
W. A. TURK
Assistant General Passenger Agent
v. II. GREEN. General Manager
T.. bEkAELEl, Superintendent
j. =. IOlIN. Passenger Agsuf
Pig Nam street. Richmond
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TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE

TWO HUNDRED AND EIGHTEEN FEET on
ryrRFTT STREET. WITH NINL NICE,
NEW COTTAGE HOUSES THEREON.
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The Dr,s win-Mrs. stonewaiI jackson Ill

CuARLorrr. n. c.. juno Especial. The
largest meeting Of magistrates over held IN
tins county assembled here to-day for the
election OF a new board OF county commits
sioners Since the whisky agitation IN Janu-
ary by the action of the commissioners retns-
ing license considerable interest centered
around the new board. Drys and Vets both
indulgod in wire pulling. but the Drys pulled
best and secured all Dry men but one. the
board consisting of j. II. Sadler. j. II. We'd
dington.'-H. W. kirkpatrick, }. NJ. Davis
Dry and Il. n. Moore Vet.
Dr K. H. Morrison. who has returned from
Asheyiile. where he has been visiting his
sister. Mrs Stonewali jackson reports that
she is suffering dreadfully with IA disease in
the head. probably an abscess. and that her
nervous system is Frustrated. Her condition
is not go favorable as had been hoped, but
better news is anticipated. as she is in ex-
cellent hands there and is being made as
comfortable as possible,
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Bv L. Chanin 4 Co. Richmond, Va.
and
Augustine Royal & Co. Nanchester' VA
Real Estate AuctioBeers
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--.- 49, 49, 49, .r-- 1880. 1850 -.-.-
NOR RENT-THAr LARGE AND SUB q
i SrANIiAL store 81 southwest corner siA
Cary and Eleventh streets. with front also on
Basin Bank Admirably adapted for tobacco
factory or grain and feed warehouse.
JOHN j. GODDlN.
Real Estate Agent
iej-3t Bank and Eleventh streets.
no LFT-NO ~ EAST FRANKLIN STREET
/ POSSESSION given either june 10Th or Sep
TENDER ist. Apply TO Sic. IT. GOODMAN.
IA a.
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nIn noMINION sTEAMsMW lOMllAL

OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP tONftAl
FOR NEW YORK
Steamers leave Richmond tkERl il 49,
aud FRIDAY. Manifest closed one holf h'i0'
Steamers leave New York "a hclm9na
EVERY WEDNESDAY and rAllLDAl ht4 D
W.. arriving in Richmond MONDAl ana i''
DAY mornings.
Passenger accommodations nnTfifrassrA
Cabin Faro tO New York Via james flfti
route lnciuilng meals ani berlin .-..-.' ~
rOuud-trlp tickets limited 10 thirty Ga .
after date Of issue. ..-....-.....-, 30 .
Storage. with subsistence .....-.-.-......t \
Sfeeraxe. without subsistence. ... ....... +"
Cabin fare Via Chesapeake and onto ral
Calm fare via Richmond .li Pe.on5arg . -,
reilroa .......... ..... -....... ..,.... -
nckefs can be- Obtained 81 A. W. CARRIER h. 20
Main street: Chesapeake and Ohio ani Ni. =
m0nd and Petersburg l0pOts, and A. COM aNi
Offices. 1901 Main erect and wharf l.ocNeth
Freight received daily until +. ". ,...t.
Passengers leaving Richmond on NVNtTftR-
WEDNESDAYS, Til kSDA1N and 81 !.
DA1 by the Chesapeake ami Ohio fsiNaf -
Newport Nows nj $40 A. NJ and By j. ". 81.
By Richmond aud Petersburg railroad, 'nA'
days. at A. VI. aud 2.1s j. VI will make c..
necNon AZ Norfolk with steamers leaving iL''
GEORGE ". ALLEN 4 co. Agents
No. 1874 Main street. anl
As-f CompAnys Wharf. Rockets
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STEAMSHIPS.

VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT COMPANi5
' JAMES RIVER LINE for the seash0rs.
Cheapest and most pleasant route 30 Norfolk
Portsmouth, old Point Newport Nsas l.afs-
mont and james Rive landings. Connexions
Az NEWPORT NEWS d. " iO'h ana NOh-
FOLK for Hampton aud smithfeld Va. wash
ington, ID. c., Baltimore, PhlladelDnlA lnl Ass
York lanes liver by IN llghL Crest isli.'i
line jamestown. !utch crap and WI s,enfiJ
Rates less than half charged BY raj. faro 20
Portsmouth ami Norfolk. Al ~; t2.Wr0nni 81.
81 secOn i.ciass : eAYes Richmond every N0h
DAY, WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY AT A y
(STREFECARS GO DIRECTLY TO 0ItiN
Frs WHARFjfO above-nRmed pl-cea hrclia
tickets on sale on steamer and rs Dar.t',
Agency, No. s0l Main street. BaSgage checlsl
through. rtate.rOOms engaged 100 dal ur n.tl'
Freight: Freight received dolly for a'.I'-
named places and Eastern North lar1in,
also for Eastern Shore OF Virginia anil y
regular landings on the james rye 90 iOM-
EST RATES. and through bills issued
LUCiEN Is. IAItM. Nics-freNdent
No. iii7 Main street sni Rockets
IRYIr WEIsfGER. Freight and Passengef Ageah