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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-11
Por:sm"u'h Was Envy "Fruit.u
By Southern Associated Press

PETERSBURG, Va. August TO-
Petersburg succeeded in taking Two
tiresome and long drawn out games
from Portsmouth to-day. The first
was won by errors OF the "Truokers, I"
petersburg not making au earned run.
Hsllowell. barring bis wildness. pitched
good game and was very effective Mt
critical points. Leach. for the visitors.
put, up one Of his old time games aud
with any support would have won
easily. Clare started in for the
TRUCKERS" in the second game, but
atter pitching QUO tuning was put out
OF the game for insulting language 10
the umpire.
Reed took his place in the box and
did splendid work. The Farmers only
found him for four hits. The field
work of both teams was misurnb!e.
Joanes was quite badly hurt by being
struck over the eye by pitched bali.
and had to retire from the game. I'm.
pre- Mitchell was taken sick in tho
fifth inning of the second game, aud
had to give way to Leach aud Lippert.
The game was called IN the beginning
OF the ninth on account of darkness.
Score:
FIRST
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-11

The first game between the home
team and the visitors yesterday re
suited in tie, aud from TINT fact
there It's hardly any use commenting
on the game, and Tue VmarN.AS
would not do SO were 1t not for the
fact that tho CLANS had the game
we'll in hand ami then lost it through
stupid and ragged work. The whole
thing happened like this: Norfolk
sent three men across the rubber in
the first inning on errors of Flock and
Berryhill, base on balls and
shorty" Geier's splendid two base
hit. The visitors were blunked for
the first five innings. Norfolk scored
one morerun in the fifth on base on
balls, errors OF Plock, Mcintyre aud
Berryhiil, aud stolen base. This
WAS the fourth and last run the home
boys could get. Not 30 with the
visitors, who always work hard no
matter whether ahead or behiud, and
Just such qualities prevented5 another
game from being charged against
them yesterday.
In the sixth inning Lynchburg got n
run through nn error of O'Hsgan, n
base ON bulls aud Willis hit. The
seventh was productive to the number
OF three more. Thompson hit to Cor
coran, who threw wild to Tate.
Thompson was caught off first by Nc.
fartln, and secured second on error
OF Thornton; Plock went out to Geier:
Ferguson sacrificed. Two out-Smith
and Soluble made hits. and as above
stated three men crossed the plate.
These runs, and both of the hits were
made after chances had been twice
given TO retire the side. The score
stood 4 to al the end OF the ninth and
us 1t was time to cail the second game.
this one went on record as no game.
The score is below:
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-11

RHEUMATISM positively cured. Acnto or
muscular rheumatism relic ed at once.
fh.otn2 paius III arms legs. siGe back or
breast, or sorent Sd ofnny part OF body cured
III from one TO three hours CLronic Rhcu-
Enntism. 'ciati Il, or umbugo ban she 1
permanently. CATARRH. no mater how
serious, gual anteei cured by oniv safe
Atentment. hEADACHE from whatever
-nute positively relieved III from three to
seven minutes. KIDNEY Trouble III all
forms. LIVER Complaints. III iousnes,,
5a"n II Q. Constipation. PIl FS always
surcd. DfSi III STA. IN DIGESTION. all stom-
sch troubles permanently r l,-yed. COLDS.
COZ MS. and .mcipieut Lung Trouble sue.
sessfnly treated. NERVOUS D;Berse .
fEl kAl .GlA. ASTHMA, Diseases of tue
1LOOD. NALAKlAL i'iseas =. FEMALt 4
Eroubcs. Loss OF Power in mon, all cure
by Munyon's Homo oputnic emedies All
DrGrri-tS, OF mostly - 4 nts each If Won
ore III do Ut II TO Your 1t sease. write TO
Prot Won. No. o. ARCH 81, pHlIA-
tIfH y. Giving I. II description of symp.
Sons lie viii diagnose yor case
end Il you tnll benefit OF advice ALSO
1-U ELY FREE. Re edies sent to any q l.
dress on r cent OF rice
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-11
HUHY0H' s
REMEDIES CURE.

snve DOCTORS BILLS. Curo Yourself at
Trifitn2 COsi. munyon's 1Guidc
To Heni,h,'' Free at all Dru:sIsts,
wiz Tell Yen How. Remedies
sold Mostly nr ONLY TWENTY.
FAVE CENTS. Single BOTTLE May
Care You. Small Doses. Pleasant
10 tnhe. pon't FiIi Your. system
With injurious Drugs. munyon's
Remedies VIII cure Whom Every
thing Else Fails.
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THE SECOND GAME.


This game started off slow and drag.
gy, both sides seemingly being effected
by the very hot sun aud oppressive
heat. Norfolk could only find Ortiz
for five little scattering hits, aud the
"Hill Climbers" could not do as well
as that OIL, Weeks yet, strange to re-
late, the visitors shut out the .iCums ;"
aud won by the score of 5 to q. The
CLANS went out IN almost one, two,
three order, all through the game. 30
stiong was Ortiz. and tue boys no had
behind him, Lynchbnrg was shut out
III the first. but scored three runs in
the second on two bases on balls. and
Two hlts. Another run was made in
tho fifth on errors of Corcorn and Col.
ilftower, hit and q base on balls. Tbe
iiith and last run WAS made in the sixth
on base on balls. II sacrifice of n
stolen base and an out TO deep center.
thus giving Lynchburg an advance of
few points toward the pennant, and
as Richmond WAS shut out by loan.
oke, the chill Climbers" feel decided.
ly III pleasant frame OF mind. Tho
score
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-11

SUMMARY: Earned Runs-I.ypcb
burg, l. Base on Balls - on Weeks. 6,
Hit BY Pitched Ball-Lehay. Strnok
Out BY Weeks, 6; by Ortiz, 3. Wild
FITCH r. Weeks. Sacrifice Hlts-Fer.
guson, 2. Stolen Bases Plock Smith,
Lebay and Ratfert. Left on Bases
hynchburg. .; Norfolk, 3. Double
pIsys-Orth, Mcintyre and Plock !:
ferguson and Rafiert. Umpire
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FIRST GAME


SUMMARY: Earned runs Petersburg
4; Portsmouth |. Home runs Man
gan. Stolen baseS-Lvons =, Cavnl 2,
Childs and H.rerove Buse on balls -
Halloweil 5, Leach 4. Hit by pitcher
Lipperr. Struck oat by Hallowell ,,
Leach =. limo OF 4amo 2:lo. I'm
pire Mitchell.
SECOND GAME.
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SUMMARY Three base hit, Tate.
Two base hits, Leahy and Geier. Base
on bal!s-Oif McPartlin, >; OFT Willis,
.. Hit by pitched ball. Plock. Struck
out-By McPnrtlin. 1; by Willis. ).
Passed ball, Cote. Sacrifice hits. Leahy
and ColIiilower. Stolen bases, O'Hn
gan, Corcoran, Thornton .. Mcintyre,
thompson, Plock. Railert. Left on
bases, Lynchburg 10. Norfolk s. I'm
pire, Brennan.
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COULDN'T WIN EITHER GAME
The CLANS" Lost One and Made
Tie Of the Other.
Weeks and McPartln Both Pitched
Effectively but Fate Was Against
Them. Willis and Orth Know
Their Business. So do the
People Behind Them.
THE VIRGINIA LEAGUE GAMES

Frs. Rame-Norfolk. 4; Lynchburg 4.
Second game-Norfolk, D; Lynch.
burg, 5.
First game-Petersburg, 6; Ports
mouth, 5.
Second game-Petersburg, 4; Ports.
mouth. 3.
Richmond, 0; Roanoke 8.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-11

SUMMARY: Earned Runs = Peters
burg. /; Portsmouth. /. Two Base
Hils-Reed, Hallmnn and Sanford
Base OH Bnlls-On Packard, .: Clare,
:; Reed. I. Struck Ont By Packard,
.; Glare, l; Reed, !. Hit by Pitcher
smith aud Mailman. Double Plays
Hall aud Mangan; Thurston, Hall md
Mangap. Stolen 3ases-Onvilla. Passed
Balls -Netter, |. Empires Mitchell,
Leach and Lippert.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-11
KE-WONGO MATCH

Jake Xii ain Will lecomd Bin e Dixie in
this bout. and tile Portsmouth, pco.l wi
wager bE money Oh TIE I'm ian best n.
this so. anIl~.I,.g,
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4 LIE IN INK is The BLACKLIST OF LIES!
SO Expect to Find the Truth Here Except We or the
Printer Err.

lowels, Pure lInon iuckaback, whslea-27
inches wide "A inches long aud very heavy We
10 but
ny mat on these towels they are
q DC euch, 80
~ huik towels also linen heavy only
"uu siii enough for people, each.
Yes A'N ''N'i ihohos' % eac"
SKIRT patterns of Black Striped Quitting Fauue
reduced " '' ~ "'A'' iHo'e
nnte big lot of Simpsons prints Light and
we'll
iM"cs Fast Blnck Pink Blue Tan Cream Hose
open work Hose al
c PAIR was lucky purchase
again They will he gone soon = - f - 1900
Several udred odd gowns for lodios &c.. r. ,
rt i"insdAe Cambria trimmed, among thom;
Iheu "oWn from Sl20 and $37 week. Although
many were sold still there enough advertise and s only
lair to Say that they are a great bargai - "
lacks uperDnu 31cn
Noh ba!ngRnn Undershirts, Do lot
nary 2oc ones for in this shirt for half that
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-11

Mruamn batted !" irst inning tLen retired, WI
hsns taking his place
SCORE HY INNINGS
Norlolk .......... .....,... 3 q o d d g-i
IynchbuTg ......... o D o q : II "a
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.
4 ns>E:tI sS

NAN WYCk'N ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
TIT RSnAI. AUGUST i5ru. ONLY.
Tie Great FaroIral Surce 3. M,FsDDEZ'S
LipFI MANI, pJoducei 10y Davis 4 ke0gh.
"ith JOHN hEKNEiL. tho Celtic Wizard,
and a remarkably tic ent company OF
laugh Ma ers. Sale o. seats "Wednesday.
filccs. zoe. JOc, and 81 GulU--u,Wth
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" here the Clubs play tomorrow.
kichn oud IN NOrfoIH.
Portsmouth Ia IzOnnoKe.
Petersburg. in sYnchbury
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Nichmond "Nhut.unt' by Wuamoxc'
BY Southern Associated Press.

RICHMOND. Va, August l0.-Rich.
mond and Roanoke played u beautiful
game here to day. and the locals were
Chicngoed. Tho Roanoke runs were
due to two errors made at critical pc
RODS OF the contest. Score:
Richmond 10000 10000 4
Roanoke .......O U 0 4 300 "a
Batteries: Gillen and Kelly; Fry and
Clark.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-11

NsOR REM Attractive dwelling corner CRANKY
and YORK street with all inca rn imprDy,.
e. MIS- session given ~e, tcnbcT lst Apply
Z ALTER j. poIiEk, rs York street or n and
q K l. yeuer oEce auII-St
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-11
oPECIAL aOTICEs.

e. uN0 TO LEND =, I per cent on city real ,s-
OF Music bWiliing. iu:,l-tT
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-11

hHENTS MAkESJ DAILY. Mary lou, iuyeg.
n ton. Rctails III cents Two 10 six sold IN A
house. sample matted Tree. FORSIIEE = MANN
Cincinnati, .. svJO-suly
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-11

GEMS make 81 daily. Marvellous invention
n Netals % 90 toe suli in u olse SAMPLE
fna led FREE. fuRSilEE y MAklS. CinciunatiO
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-11

AuE SALE Ok NCllASGI-TIFTEES HEAD
ni siAndar hrci STA iIots urOud Mares tolt,
Gnu iilIe' lot icu estate, btIcksuT lu,utcr, II
ZONES, Boz ini Ac"lO News Va aui-suIt
Aok SALl-A art or a OF Beech Grove Farm,
ala acres, Ec.r krnt>v lie Princess Anne
county. Also i"ut shar' OF corn crop household
futni are hay. sc Part posse, ion now, other ON
q before Isl January. 1850 Apply To \ L. II-
siAN keml''ilie, OF j. y. LEIGH. IL Bank
street N"rioH jy3O
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-11

xr B@NELEY. Va. July fth 1855
RESSkS LARklN Co, Agents Iloy,is Fire
s,i INSURANCE Co., - Main street. Norfolk. Va
SehtIemen-lt AFFORD ire treat p easutc 10 tss,i Y
T. the very PROMPT and saiisfac orr sc,i emcnt vi
use sustained 10y me on YESTERDAY morning al NY
sous, 40 ~ Chestnut street. Such prom, iuc.s
ehould eniit!c you TO The favorabe roi,sl,Irr,,ion
T. We in>u,ins public. Respectfully JAMES
= "'' 'S''oS'h Rul-lw
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" N'Ir:ib.

A YOUNG GENTLEMAN Sow RESIDING IL
~ Ne" York, vi" IS a LAWYER Il ,t.uuy,ui,t ,.r
aud Typewriter and iamirai with general . fl {
~Ytk ''si'r' 10 'ltIoo !" H'r ipik AT fair >alars
-aidrrNs NJ. L., Norfolk Vaughan. aull-9t
N(ANIEl'-Sa Salesman, sal, slaiics all as, helm
uLlinr exposition. In, los. STAMP, Bl'Si-
HEsS EXCHANGE, 10 Marietta street, Atlanta.
- aul!-It
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l WANT FIVE EXPERIENCED BUILDING
. Had Loan Solicitors "ell acquainted In Nort TX
r,isson. "a | on " NJ. PAi;E. NJ Atlantic iIn,,j
= ItOi', h,,wCca aud I - W aui-tf
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-11

A GEN TO sell 10y samples our line; no experience
ttanted, liN Hs staple sugar: for aln pes
emd IN Particulars address, with stamp p. u Box
BPS, New York city. i,2I-
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-11

SiIuAIlON WANTED rs govcrnc>> fr sntll
~ chiIiie, or lady's com anton; best references
given Address Box Il, laremout, Va SuiV-Iw
WANTED 70 KENT-A art of cottage at Oceau
~ vi " OF Wig II Beach for one month iToI
august 10Th stAte terms A. b. C., Nirsinial Of
esS'
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baltimore Markets..

BALTiMonr, March % Flour. dull: West
ern superiine. :4.Ola2.! 10: Western ex.
"a, s22Oa2.!O do Family. Sl.Gja2 30: winter
sheat patents. 81 0Ot3.25: spring do. !: GUa
.. b. do straight. :j.3ja3 50. Wheat. dull:
No = red. d.a61!c; Steamer No = rod
cmo'te' southern wheai By sample. ,0a
t2c; do on grade, 5ISaCO e. Corn. easy:
mixed. 'Oa50.c, steamer mixed, - .alS @
southern white corn, soc. do yellow. 5Ua
10 {. cats. firm NJ :. white West Tn. 37a
SIC: Mo- mixed Me.terr. 3ila3 c. Pro.
'lsinns. stead; mess pork, &lj 30. bulk
I'll u!ders, &c short rib sides 7c: clear
sides, 10 sugar cured shoulders. 7ic:
hams. small. l0lc. large lU!c. Iari. refined
Dc. CoAee firms No I. lG.c. Sugar. steady:
granulated. i.2O.
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NCNA, York llnrHnIn

NEW ioER. March 22.-Elour. dull, barely
steady: winter wheat. low grades. Sl.gOn
90; fair to fancy. 3t.a5al.15 patents.
l. !Ua3UO: Minnesota clear. = 2ju ; 80. do
patents, :3.2 ai.!O: low extras, y .g0a2. -:
y mills. S3.3.a3 -. southern h,Er. dull
an sich y; common to far extra $l.!0a2 10.
FOO 10 choice. do, 81 sun3. % Wheat
isiriy active and eSsicr No re 4. store an /
elevator, o"a 9;c; nilont. GO.c; migrated rel
0haG,c: No red, 80! Corn, dull and firm
No :, 5dc. elevator. &c, anogt. uugre led
mixed. i IA 81 &c. steamer mike /. 50a3iic; No
T. iS!ai?sc. Oats, dul and weaker; No -
SS3tc. No white. So SIC MIXED Western. 81,
t5c' white do, oIailc Cut meats, firm and
Manic /; pickle bellies, Il. t; shoulders c.
IA ms. o.a9c; mildles. firm sho. cIear. NOM
maj Lard, strong; Western steam. ss.I5;
CITY, 6.c. Pork firm; moss. 5'l3.0Oa j. so:
extra prime. nominal. COifoe Rio, moro
tive and firnE No :. lG,c. Sugar law
quiet and firm: lair refining, 2ll-ldc: CEN
rl!ugaIs. @6 test, &c: refined. fairly active
a'd firm; OF a. 3,a3.c; mould \. 4 Y-l6ai!c:
nand"rd ~, l5-l Gaitc; cut loaf, 9-iGa4 &c;
crushed. 49-l6at;c: powdered, Il-lGaiic:
Eranulntei. ldal.c; cubes, 1alGa4Ic.
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shipstnh; or middlings. sls.Ooa19Oo meal,
white bolted, per 80 lbs, 53c
Hay No. Timothy. sl3.25al4.O0; No. >,
$l2 50a13 90.


FisH-Mackei 81, No ?, IN kegs $3.50: new.
small $3.50: now. medium. $1,000; No 3. i'll
kogs, 1880; Herring. Family Roe, S2.70a
323; Eastern. III barrels. S5.5Ja3,75.
MISS PonH-New, $1,000.
HAMs-Smithfieli. llRl7c.
BULK MEArs-Cie'r RIB, gle; fat backs, G!c;
bellies. &c.
SuouIpErs-Sngarc cured. &c.
BAcoN--Shouldors, lie.
IiHfAsrs-Sugar cured, lie.
LARD Pura lard. So, cases, SO. tcrces:
compound: &c: tierces, in cases. dc
tnEEsE-Crcam. lOal2c; Western Dairy,
Sai0c.
BurIER-New York State. dairy. new. Ole;
fresh creamery, - e: Western. Italsc
KEROSENE Ou.-tirm: liz degrees. 7ia7 &c:
100 degrees. Slassc; lie /, $50 degrees lOalic
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-23

The cotton belt had favorable weather
Yesterday.
Spot cotton in Liverpool declined
! l6d. Contracts closed easy to
4 6iths lower.
Receipts at United Stntes ports this
week have been lis, 537 bnlts, against
52,2lI bales last year and 90, S3S bales
in 1892.
New York future contract market de.
clined II to Il points and closed
steady. May, Glib to Gil; June, 6. 10
TO =. II; August, 6l5 to &. IL; October,
6.22 to 6.23. Sales. 23l, 800.
,o,.; 1870 1891. 1872.
Plantation. l0>i03 l,GJG 37.o57
Crop III sight .S,9l'.s6j G,73I . ! s.e002l9
br9u Sht III sight lS9,4O3 $685. o73js
Norfolk received lO,055 bales cotton
last week.
estimated ut 1000 to 1000 bales, 40 ainst
3,55l bales last year.
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Cotton Markets..

NV YoHk. AI0rch 22-Cottou. steodv.
miidling gulf slice. miidling & 5-loc. ia.
lures closed steady. March i Os: April. L Os;
aay, Il II: June. Gl0 july. Gl3 August
10; September. i II. october 6 ~. Noycm
her & -; December, 81, January, G3j.
eales, 23l 800 bales
he total net consolidated receipts of cot
ton reported from all ports to-day were
~ IVY pn es eXl OTIS to Great britain
l2'2l3 bales to France. 24 bales: to Cont.
nent, 5''ti bales stock, s2O,O5J bales.
rivEEIooI., March =. %. m-Cotton.
good business done. prices barely steady.
american middling, lI-32l. sales. ntl.
speculation and cXp port, OOG balse. recoints
2O2 lnl +; American, 1850 bales. Futures
opened easy.
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chicago NiarKctS.
ME sTOCK MAnKET-eLOsIN0 nIps.

CHICAGO, March 22.-1hc leading futur IS
ranged ns iollows: Wheat closed lower.
Corn closed lower. Oats closed lower.
Fork clos ell lower
WHENr-March 53S; May. 81 .a54I; July, So.
Closing March, 80; ilay, Sig; July, 55l.
ConN March, 4j.; May. 4Gs; July, 46I
Closing March. AS; May 49,: July. i5.ai5,.
kols May, 293: June. 30. July, 2S.
Closing May. % June 20: July. IS
NAV, 1905; July. 1925
h>npm May, e.g7!; July. 7.l2l. Closing
hlns May. 6.l2i; July, 6.27!. Closing
May. 605; July, GO.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-23

No 2t Daily, connects with A. c. L. train - for
all pUiuts South
No. lO5 Daily except SUNDAY makes cl,sc ccu
nectiOn III liubeood for Arlington. n &. Kin
ton, y. c. Plymouth. n. C. and ali Eastern caro-
lima points al @ t Rocky Mount with a. C. L.
IRAN - for all points south
rains arrive ~ Norfolk Cos y. IN. daily. Also
al lu25 a. III. daily. EXCEPT SUNDAY
birray checked at company Norfolk wharf
and al" NJ "iiicc Of Passenger and Ticket Agent
% Main street
For tickets 10 all points South. Sleeping car
reservat on and general iniormaiionu call ON ar
address j. y. NEuGEBAUEU
Passenger and Ticket Agent
JAMES !. MhrPiN
General Forwarding Agent
T. Nj EMERSON
General Freight and a,senger Agent,
G. NJ SER ELL,
General Manager. Norfolk
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-23
AERIYE IN NoREoLK.

NAIL AND EXPRESS daily (excep; Sunday Mt
m connect with all rail and steam line, at Nor
ioik Tor the North, East and West Passenger and
freight stations foot OF East Main street, Norfolk
aud Western depot
Il ASTERN CAEOLfNA DISPATCH. FAST
- IhEIGllI LIN AND OLD DOMINION LINE
between all points North and East via Norfolk aud
Nori9lk aud southern Railroad 10 Eastern North
Carolina
at low rates
o.LLor inrtheI information apply 10 the General
oihee OF the y. x ;. Il. X. CO.. Norfolk, Va.
II. G. HUDGINS,
=, :. General Freight and Passenger Agent,
n. L. KING,
General Manager.
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WESTWARD.

Daily except SUNDAY.
No. l. Cincinnati ana St Ioui, Limited d,iIv
WIN fafior ar, Old Point to clifton Forge ami
t"'i imam N!tcleis Gorunnsvie 10 Cincinnati and
~. I.'u.. Meals served on dining car west OF
No, =, /. +. v, daily, with rullman Old Point
10 iiht"n ana i"lnan S.crping Car Gord0nsyile
10 tihcinhati ana Louisville. Meals served on
ilhins cars Connects at tCovinston Va for Vir-
tihS iiol Springs. No. makes local stops east OF
GoTdOns,il!c.
steamer Louise arrives at Norfolk daily, 70 noon
and $50 p. M
Tor further information apply to
Il: I. BROOKE, fcsstngcr Agent
G. & q. Ticket Office, Granny street
Under Atlantic Hotel.
JOHN II. HOITS
Division Passenger Agent.
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Norfolk Cotton MARKETS,
OFFICE on TIE VEGiSrAx,
NORFOLK, Va. March -. 1Sg5.

Seal oard AIRLINE Railroad-For Norfolk
b33 BAG other points. Gs3 bales; total,
1916 bales.
Norfolk and Western Railroal-For Nor
folk. bales; other points, So bnles; to-.
tai, 80 bnlcs.
Nor folk and Southern ,Railroad-For Nor
folk. 3? bales; other points, 10 balesl; to-
tai. ~ bales.
Norfolk and Carolina Railroad For Nor.
tolk, Is bales, other points, l,l0O bales to-
tai. | us bales.
Atlantic and ranville RaiIroad~-For Nor.
ioik; 2s6 bales; other points, bales: total.
20 bales.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-23

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30 ~ connect II Weldon with A. = Liuc l'uIl-
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aud W. J.. Il. L. for Mobile Montgomery. Sew
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No. frying SO hpan, makes all stops between
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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-23

or RICHMOND, PETERSBURG, OLD 20 Mt,
/ CLAEEMONi. NEWPORT NEWS aud Jam, .
river landings direct 10y. daylight Virginia Navi-
cation Cpmpany's Elegant Steamer POCAIIONTAS.
leave tiyde's Wharf Norfolk, every TUESDAY,
at Portsmouth, Old Point, Newport News going
and returning, arriving Mt Richmond about D.
IN connecting W.T. al evening trans. Fare TO
- 50; fare To richmond sccond-class, 81 Tickcis
much cheaper than by any other route To Rich
mOud Petersburg, Waverly, ihcEsord and stations
on Atlantic mud Danville railroad and all points
via Richmond. Tickets for sale NJ ticket agencies
Of Wake x son, II brandt ami on board steamer
RA-lreight received daily, Sunday excepted, for
all above named points.
JAMES w. MoCARRICK,
Agent.