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DIED.

CoOPER-ou Tuesday May 1 +, 1895, at
lao a. M, George, beloved husband OF An
gle Cooper, aged sixty-eigbt years
Funeral services to-day, 1890 a. m at
his late residence, 921 Maryland avenue
southwest, 10 which relatives and friends are
invited. Interment private at Union Gene
terry, Alexandria, Va.
GAFFORD-At12.IOa. m, ,May13 1895,
Rebecca A. B., wife OF William n Gafford
Funeral viii take place from her late resi-
deuce, GracelaEd cemetery, to-day at 10
o'clock. Relatives aud friends respectfully
Invited TO attend
HAGER-At 8 a. m, May 10, 1895, Fred
erica, the beloved wife OF the late Christo-
pheT Hager, in the seventy-fouTth year OK
her age.
Funeral will take place from herIate resi-
deuce, No. 313 Eighteenth street. tomorrow
at 3 o'clock. Relatives aud friends invited
to attend
MoRITZ-ou May IA, 1895, at 1890 a.
m, LucyF-, beloved wife OF W T. W Moritz,
aged forty-two years aud three months.
Funeral to-day at ? cIockp. m, from her
late residence, 513 Eleventh street south
west
PHILLIP PS-Departed this life, at his res
idence, 1916 y street northwest, on Tuesday
evening. May II, 1895, at 10 80 O'Clock,
after long and painful illness, Thomas o.
Phillips, beloved husband OF Mary s Php .
lips, aged fOTty-seyeu years.
Funeral services will be held at his late
residence at 10 a. %. Friday. May II.
Funeral private.
SMITH-Ou May 13, 1895, at 7.45 p. m,
Marshall Smith. aged thirty-seveu years,
son of the late Ellen Smith and brother OF
John H, William T., and Henrietta smith.
Remains at 210 L street northwest
Funeral to-day at O'Clock sharp, from
Galbraith a. NJ. E Church, Sixth street,
betweeuL and NJ northwest.
TAIT-Ou Wednesday, May I5, 1895, at
7:30 a. m, Col. James a. TAFT, after along
aud painful illness.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
TALBURG-ou Tuesday. May IA, 1895,
at her residence, 1901 New Jersey avenue
northwest, our beloved mother. Mrs = NJ
Talburg, aged sfxty-four years aud ten
months. born in Reuningen, Wurtemberg,
Germany.
Funeral to-day at the house at 3 p. m,
thence to lions Lutheran Church, Sixth
and streets northwest. at 800 D. m ReIa-
tives aud friends cordially invited
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HOW TO MEET THE ENEMY

Most women begin to get TOO stout at
about thirty-sometimes a little earlier,
but in such cases there is usually an inner
tied tendency. Frequently the subjects are
of indolent nature, though women who are
of sedentary habits and mentally extreme
yactive also are troubled by obesity. Many
literary women, compelled to sit the greater
part of their waking lives are often great
sufferers from fat. / have never failed to
rcduce the flesh of a client who would fol-
low my directions, and with the systems
advise there is not, as n most cases, the
discouraging outlook of wrinkles in place
OF fat.
Sleep, want of physical exercise, sugar
and starch, are, in my opinion, the most
formidable of flesh producers. L VIII
promise 10 reduce your weight from four
TO twelve pounds a month, without ex-
haustion, without drugs, without the
flabbineSs which is so frequently the re-
suit of flesh-reducing, particularly when
induced by drugs. You will find the re-
lief from the burden of flesh SO delight
full. and the pleasures of life SO increased,
as YOU approach normal condition or
health flor too much fat is q diseasel
that you will be more than repaid for
the effort 1 am bound 10 say you must
make. Courage, therefore, what is
worth having is worth fighting for" and
first OF all please to get weighed. You
must limit your hours OF sleep to seven
at the outside-and no siestas during the
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Bea ms Appeal Denied

The Court of Appeals yesterday denied
an appeal in the case of Joseph A Beam,
under sentence to hang July IS for the
murder of Mrs. Annie Leahy on Maryland
avenue northeast, last December. Attor-
ney Truitt will now make an appeal to the
President for u Communication Of the sentence.
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First Rate

hands at arranging payments
beenat IL for almost thirty years:
we've built n big store here
sold lots of furniture-and made
little mOney-by being decent
and accommodating TO our GUS
toners. We want TO tell you
before we go al step further
that your credit is good-makeS
no difference whether You want
an easy chair-Or a whole house
full of furniture and carpets.
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wtIlte,s Essay on Hands.

Extract from an essay written by Willie
Jimpkins: MAN hastwo hans, one is the
rite han and one is theleft han the rite han
is fur ritin ard the left hand is fur leftin
both hans 10 cnse is fur stumInik axe. West
Enion dow al Gazette
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Mrs. Georgia Rogers, who has been
visiting Mrs. Dora IT, yoorhis, is about
to return 10 Boston. They Will be at
home informally to their friends to-day
after 7:30 o'clock, at 1121 Fourteenth
street northwest.
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Mr.. Alfred Clifford Barney went to
Europe some weeks since to join his
youngest daughter. who has been abroad
all winter. They will return to this
country and join Mrs. and Miss Barney at
Bar HarbOr, where their summer home is
being put in readiness for their arrival
some time in June.
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Mrs. John S Billings is spending ten
days at Montclair with Mr.. aud Mrs Brad
field Hartley. Before returning TO her
home in this city, Mrs. Billings will visit
friends in Philadelphia
The Washington times., 1895-05-16

Mrs. William Williamson has gone to
Warrentou, Va, for the summer, accom-
panied by her little family, after having
spent the winter in Georgetown with Mr
aud Mrs McGowan
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Miss Emma F. Huth, of Georgeto wn,
VIII leave in few days to yisit'her sister,
Mrs. Charles A. Cogswell, of Chicago. III.
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A SPECIALIST AID EXRERT on DIS
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cured; failure.
Blood and skin Diseases, syphilis, affect
Ing the Rody, Throat, skin, and Bones, Mucous
Patches in Mouth, Ulcers, Tumors, Warsy
Growths, etc., scieatifie treatment; guaranteed
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VA ARICOCELE worst cases radically
cured by my un1ailing method
DR.. Cartoons unparalleled success IN ef-
feutins cures is due to his expert skill aud the
deep interest which he takes In every case in
trusted 10 hts care. Consultation free.
DR., CARLETON, 507 f2thSt. NV
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Chicago. May 15.-News reached here
to-day of the marriage at Ration, N. NJ /,
of Miss May Wilmarth, a Chicago society
girl, and Beauregard Lee, relation Of
The Washington times., 1895-05-16

Onlys five days remain in which
to get a Times" gift book with q
monthly subscription. Better sLb-
acriho now.
The Washington times., 1895-05-16

Mrs. Leeter and family have left wasI
inGton for Linden Lodge, Lake Seneca
The Washington times., 1895-05-16

Mrs. Bradford willlease her summer home
at Barnstabe, Mass, and spend the greater
portion of the season at her home in George
town.
The Washington times., 1895-05-16

There Will be special decorative art sale
to-day and Friday at No. S07 Vermont
avenue, when some especially dainty and
beautiful articles will be placed on sale.
Mrs. Hearst is president of the Decorative
Society, Mrs. Robert King Stone vice presi-
dent, Miss Jane TurnbulI treasurer and Mrs.
N. I. N. Robinson secretary. Orders for
1ne plain sewing and the embroidery of
Initial letters are solicited by the society
The Washington times., 1895-05-16
UNDERWRITERS

FRED ]. SPINDLER & CO,
Undertakers and Embalmers,
No. 1889 Seventh st. NV.
Service Prompt; Terms Reasonable.
mI6-1m
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lAIRIGHTs

NAIRIGHTs UNDERTAKING ESTABLISH
w ment, 1887 Tenth street northwest specis
attention to embslming. open day and nigaE
Phone, 709 mr5-3uio
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Mrs. Stanley Matthews viii accompany
Justice aud Mrs. Field to California when
they leave the city on the first of June.
The Washington times., 1895-05-16

r WILLIAM LEE.
. CNDERTAKER
$50 Pennsylvania avenue northwest
First class service. Phons 1855. ta4-6no
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euhnnYIu only $50 ton Pure and clean.
OHHMUklW ARTHUR B. SMITH, main
nfAI ONCE. Mass ave. and ST ne,
VUHE and 9th aud b sts NV
f.7bone lD-7
The Washington times., 1895-05-16

are all sorts of systems and theories re-
specting the reduction OF flesh.
The proper weight for various heights
is ackno wledged tG be as follows:
TT. / in, 12O lbs; ft. in, 126 lbs,
TT. 3 in, 133 lbs; ft. 4 in, SO lbs;
fl 3 in. l42 lbs; ft. 6 in, lao lbs;
> TT. Z in, I49 lbs; 5 TT. in, 155 lbs;
it. in, 1872 lbs; IT. 10 in, 169 lbs;
3 IT. lin, 174lbs.; tt, 17S lbs.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-27
SHIPPING NEWS,
Ports of Norfolk and Portsmouth
February 26, 1895.
ARRIVALS

Barkentine John s. Emery, Wooste T,
Boston, III ballast
Schooner Fortuna, Mcleod, Poole s
Landing with ice.
Schooner II. II. Grant, Sutpens. New
\ orH. light.
Schooner Chase. Taylor, Baltimore to
North Carolina, with coal and guano.
Tug Batter, Beers, Delaware Break =
water, light
CLEARED.
Schooner J Manchester Haynes, Pat
tersou. CienfucSos. with coal.
Schoones Agnes Il Manson, Rabbit,
Boston, with coal.
Barge Antelope, Boston, with coal.
SAILED.
British Steamship Abendaua. Glasgow
and Dublin, via Newport News. by the N
L Co. with cars oak logs. 8 cars pop
lar logs. q cars poplar lumber, 3 cars
slaves, 5,I07 barrels -four anl GLASS
bushels corn
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THE COCKADE CITY.
Many Matters to Interest Peters.
burgers in Norfolk.

Special Dispatch to the virginian.
PETERSBURG, Va, February 90
The condition Of Mr.. W. B. Jones,
who shot himself yesterday with
suicidal intent. is somewhat m ore
favorable to-day. Some hopes are
entertained of his recovery.
Hands were getting ready to-day
to resume work on st. Joseph's
Catholic Church, now in course OF
erection at the corner of Washing
ton and Market streets.
The Petersburg Greys expect TO
go into encampment next August at
Deer Park, near Oakland, Md.
Mr.. Joseph BIsckenship, aged 81
years, residing in Ettrick, Chester.
field county, fell day or two since
and fractured his hip.
MIR. Robert II. Pannill, whose ar.
rest in Lynchburg last night was
announced in to-dsy's VlRaIS1AN,i,a
native of this place where hi,
parents reside. and whore be has
many friends, who regret to learn of
the trouble in which he has become
involved.
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GAU ION.

All PERSONS are CAUTIONED against pur-
Chasing telephone instruments requir-
ing battery Tor their operation. or using
instruments OF this inscription except
unuer license OF the AMERICAN BELL
TELEPHONEC COMPANY. o boston Mass,
This company owns Letters Patent No.
s63.569, granted TO Emile beriiner. No.
vember 18th. 1891. for com pine tele-
graph and telephon-, ana controls Let
ters- Patent No. d74.23l. granted to Thos.
A. Edison, May Sd. 1872. FOR speaking
telegraph, which patents covers fundse
mental inventions and embrace all forms
OF microphone transml tters and OF car.
bon telephones.
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cotton .15urIKelS.

NEW YORK. February 2G-Cotton closed
duii; mlddling quiz, 3-l6o; middliug.
9.l6c. Futures closed quiet and stunuV'
F,ebruary, 80; March. =; April. :;
ASy, ~; June, ~: July, 5S; August
OF; September, IL; October, 66; No.
.em6er. . u; December, 8 10. sales,
o., 600 bales.
Tho total net consolidated receipts of
cotton reported from all ports TO day
we're 29'zio bales; exports to Great
Britain. 9,s52ibales; France. 1923 bales;
Continent. ,3i7 bales; stock, - bales.
Total so far this week: Net receipts,
tO.Sl4 bales; exports to Great Britain.
fs.SO7 bales; to France. 1872 bales; to
Che Continent, 3.449 bales.
Total since September LIST: Net re-
ceipts. e.I3H,lSl bales; exports to Great
britain 2.62s,575 bales; to France 643. 500
bales; to tho Continent. /. lob. 655 bales.
LIVERPOOL, February 2G.-l2.3U p M
cotton demand fair. prices favor BUYERS.
american middling, Sd. Sales. 10 .OOO
tSia as' American, 9.40O bales; specula
zion and export, goo bales receipts,
At.Ouo bales; american. % .3O0Ibales. Fn
euros opened easier, demand moderate
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~ s9~RAvuurRS ourpu

E~RavwLwRT 0UIpu:
IL ATLANTIC RAILROAD co.,
~ ". Van No "t., Rooeivors.
WINTER AND SPRING SCHEDULE. IN
EFFECT FRIDAY, FEB. l, 1895.
LEAVE NoRFoLk.
7:l0a M, DAILY &c ut Sunday. Mixed.
$50 IN. Daily. Thraug express
1GAp IN. Daily. Local Express,
3Gp. III. Daily. Local f. press
$50 p III, paily except Sunday. Local EI-
6'5op IN. sunday ouly. Though Ex-
S;4o p m. bai except Sunday. Through
EYpreSs.
LEAVE Virginia BEAoH.
sou a IA, pnly ept Sunday. Through
Express.
s:lS IN Daily except Sunday. Local Ex-
iOo5 III. sunds, ONLY. Local E,urc.s
10 pm. ia ly except SUNDAY. Mixed.
80 IN. Daily. Threurh Express
4.S5 pm Daily. Local ElI rass
700 p IN Daily. Local txp'css
Through Erpr'ss Trains make tho trip In
thirty-lve minutes; Local Express Trains
forty hve minutes
Chair Car attached TO all Passenger trains.
Seats % cents each.
81 HOLLAND,
General Superintendent
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no; ~ Daily, connects vi,h y, 80
for all points South Win A. {, l.. train %
oo 40. lns Daily, except Sunday. make, cIo,.
Einsto" e. % G. 'i PIJgoa, for washington G.
crn Carolina points also at Rockv AM AL East
~; - ram 50 for all points south WIN
Also Al io. ait,Ve at Norfolk COS p nj. Daily
B9rra igI cb :" ~, psily, except SUNDAY
Agent, rs Main street "B'r ana Ticket
OF tickets To all points South sloenipa
reservation and general Information car
or address j. A. NEuGEBAl Err. "''
passenger and riCke, Agent
JANIS +. MAUPIN
General Forwarding AGENT
co,or,, 7. NJ. EMERSON.
&. NJ. SERpELL. se' agent
General Manager Norfolk.
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New Work MARKETS.

GHR YORK. February &c Flour closed
etenhy; winter wheat, los grades,
el:sO"2;3Oi fair TO fancy. S2.36a
e.l5; do patents, S2.G0a3.uO; Mime.
sota clear, $2.2oa2.uU; patents, $3.aJa
sou; low extras, Sl.9jul. 50. southern
Hour closed quiet and stuady; common 20
tair extra. el.95a2.io; goud to choice, DO,
GZ.S h5.26. Wheat, mouelately active ana
hlBher. No 2 rcd. store ana elevator. SOC;
nhont, 59;a5J!c. Corn closed du!l ana
hrmer; No 2. l9!ai9lc, elevator. o0:a5ic
ehoat. ungraded miNeI, oUuoU c; steamer
mixed, 4eia0c. Oats closed dun ana
STEADY No 2. 3Sc; No =. white. 3,uYslr.
Ni1el Western, 3ia3Gc; white 40. 3sAa4tc
Gut meats closed duh; picked bellies.
&C; shoulders, ilai4c; mans. ,.uS!c:
mlddles, quiet and hrm. Lard closeI
Nulet and stesdy; Western steam, go;
CITY, 6iaGlc. Pork closed steady: mess,
slI:25al20U extra prime. nominal.
tonee spot lilo, dull and firm; No l.
lo!c. Sugar-naw. more active ana
eteady; iair refining, 2Il-lGc, centrifu.
SaIs' 30 test Sc; rehned. firm: OF A. 3Ia
o:c' mould A, ll-l6c standard A, 1916
e4c; cut loaf, 7-l6sisc; crushed, ida
&c; powdered, 4l16altc; granulatod,
el3-lGa4.ci cubes. 4 l-l6aiio.
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a ST J GaR 4 I0aEE \ kaIYgsIIggylB
CD Gg
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT NOV. Is, 1894
LEAVE NORFOLK DAILY.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT NOV. is, 1894
LEAfENoRFOLK DAILY.
7:4o &c m.-:Ghe Chicago Expr.sr-
For PetersburR, Hicn-
nioud end Washington,
EsOnnoKo. Esa d lord. EiSo
Hteid, POcahGni nc, X IN
ovR, Columbus and
Chicago. sleeper ROnn-
oKe 40 columbus with
out change. Also Tor
fuinnKI. trtstOI. Knox.
vile. ChntnHoUga and
Intermediate points
pullman sleeper. sSad
1ord To Chattanooga.
l0:Oo h-fer Eeters6urg, kadferd, Pu-
lasti. Bristol; alsO Ier Bueheld
ana Pocahontas also for Rocky
Mount ana all stations on Win
rlon-Ssleu Division HaspllI-
man sletper Norfolk 10 Roam
IlO a IA with Washington and
Cha',"hooga, limited ior ali
points South and West. Pull
man sooPers Roanotete Me.,-
On ssislNew Orleans. Dining
Rhl E-NortoiK daily. $50 III, ll;25 IN
norfolk AND RICHMOND
(yEsTIBuLE bfMITEDl
Lssve Norfolk 435 IL, ar
rive Richmoud ZOO p M. con-
meeting for Washington, Balti-
more, PHILADELPHIA and New
YORK. Returning, cave Rich
mond 500 m arrive Norfolk
~ 20 N. Stops only at suGolt
Nhver and Petersburg SeconJ
CLASS tickets not accented tn-
BaFsase these trains 'oi
Other daily rain l,ayc Nor
Ieik fOn nj. arrive at Rich
n1onn liOo IA. Returning.
leave Richmond SIZE p m ~
Far n,.,no, nve at Norfolk $50 III 49,
sa arthoi formation as to tickets, rates.
I'M 1 rES, eneoks, etc. call on or address K W
pSSII District Passenger Agent; II
90 S G, ilcket Agent. sc Maiu street. corner
o. on, Granny, OF C FINCH. Agent. depot Nor.
iolk and Western railroad.
w. ,BEyILL.
General Pa Rnger Agent.
General OF &c, Roanoke Va
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Prompt
AND
Unfailillg-.

win permanently heal
Eczema, Salt Rheum, let
ter, Poison Oak, Ring
Worm, Pimples, Dandruff,
Itch, Itching Piles and
every kind Of eruption. 1t
softens the skin and eiTec-
tually removes all blemish-
es. Emlncntly superior in
restoring and beautifyinq
the complexion. 1t has
been tested in innumerablc
cases with unvarying sue
cess.
Sold by all druggists, or
ant by mail on receipt of
Prlcs SO cents.
FOSTER MEDICINE COMPANY.
baltimore. Nd.
f5-FOSTERS GERMAN ARMY Inn
NAVY BLOOD BlTlERS will cleanse
inc system and drive out all iIppuri-
les. IL 10 both purifier and an in
Higorator. Pleasant to tie taste
oheet Immediate. In large bottles.
SA'oo, at ell druggists.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-27

DOANOKE. NORFOLK AND
h BALTIMORE STEAMBOAT co.
Commencing TUESDAY. June 25th.
1884. tho steamers of this line will leave
Bay Line wharf every Monday and Thurs
day at 5 m for Baltimore, and leave
Baltimore. Pier No. 81 Light street wharf.
every Tuesday and Saturday at u M
Freight received daily.
VIM. RANDALL,
Telephone y. Agent
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WESTWARD.

Daily except sunday.
No. J. Cincinnati and st. Louis Limited
oniiy, WIFE rarlor Car, Old Point to GorJons-
vile ard Pullman Slespers Gordousyille 10 Gin
einnatl and Il Louis. Meals served on dining
car west Of Gordous-ille
Pc mt 10 Hinton and Pullman seeping Car
Gordonsviie to Cincinnati and LauisvilIe
Meals served on Dining Cara. Connects at
Coyibklnh; va, only on Mondays Wednesdays
wakes local stops cast Of Cord rsville
uoop and $50 p II.
For further Information apply to
r T. BROOKE. Passenger Agent,
C. & o. Ticket Osice. Grauby Street.
Under Atlantic Hotel.
JOHN ID. POTTS,
Division Passenger Agent
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W ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
HoRToLK. Va. February 20. 1895

NoHfoLK, va, Fobruary 70, 1876.
Produce.
Po'Lstt-Chiokens. ola. 2Oa25,.
Cos.
8tdNonI--25o. per pouu1
a, truoso-lrish potatoes Southern Rose.
sSl'SoaZo0 per barroI; Hsymaus. new
fbaS0c; yellow, 95cael.15.
O"utern frults-BAnanas, 75caslOO
Per Ounoh; oranges, Sorrento. sl.2J
b s,o0 0o; coooanuts. &4.00 per bag
O2Gea-Steady and firm, pJo a.,
baon, lial9e.: Fair, I9a23e.. Gel
laA2to; Choieo. 2oa25o., Larusvra
'Taas ana 4oIasses--stesdy; syfups.
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per b-Dinner. S-Sup-
pu,t H a. connects at Weldon with A. C Line.
~ NJ ,eereTs P9r. smouth to Atlanta Ga
nec,s .Hondays; Wednesdays and FRIDAYS con-
ton ,",, rankin with steamer Olive for Eieu-
EaieinL iandings on tho river Connects ut
C. an, -, m'th southern Raj wa, for Ashoville, ".
X. F ''er'hed'ate points on the W. y. c.
No .4o3 and II. vestihule Limited Train. No
extra extra iare Weldon 10 Atlanta Pullman Sleeper
roIisinouih TO Monroe N e. Connects di
TTecl!y NJ Atlanta with w and A. K r. for
Cnstthnooga. Nashville and all points West
NTpnnects with A. and w. p. r. T. for Mobile
west. ~ P''h'' S""'n-
~" 7. FlN Ing Scotchman, makes all stops
between Portsmouth and Boykin. and Lewis
ton, connecting at pendcton for Murfre sboro.
NC.
ARRIVE
mo 400. Atlanta Sp cial, 7:3o a. nj,
mo 3s. Mail and Expire s. $50 u. NJ
tNo. 80 Flying Scotchman 10 a. ~, SOS n. III.
For tickets and baggc checks to VII points
south and southwest. sleeping car reservation
and general Information, call on or address w
V. Ii. Williams, 2i7 High street. Portsmouth.
Va.
7. J. ANDERSON. ~. w. BROWN. Jr
Gen ross Agent Pas. and Ticket ACT
h. 81. John, JOHN II WINpER
Nite-Presideu' General Manager
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MERCHANTS AND MINERS TRANS. CO.
DIRECT ROUTE.

FOR BOSTON. PROVIDENCE AND SA-
VANNAH
Every MONDAY. WEDNESDAY anA
FRIDAY at GOOD. m. FOR BOSTON.
FOR PROVIDENCE.
Every TUESDAY and SATURDAY al
900 D. m.
FARES TO BOSTON and PROVIDENCE:
First class, including meals ani
:, saloon statoroom berth .$ 9 90
second class, including meals ana
perth Observation-Disclosures. 70
FOR SAVANNAH.
Every SUNDAY. WEDNESDAY and
FRIDAY Mt > n NJ
Faro st-cl,ss, including meale
Fare Second Including
meals aud bunk on
Perishable freight sent via Proyideuoo.
forwarded by early train to Boston. ami
al the samo rate as by direct steamers to
Boston
Perishable froights not rereiyei Istor
81 o'oo p M ON sailing daya OF Boston
rhips.
Tor further information applyt,
X. II. WRIGHT, Agent. Norfolk v.
W "A; u; SIEBDINS. ASS rarifr Mer
~ INN Et, General Pass. Agent.
Dc. y. WHITNEY. TRAIT. Manager
oenorai Offices. baltimore. Md.
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Bright, 1sa2ao; Fair Grades .ls:a9oo: por

Bright 5a23o; Fair Grades. 4 sa2Oo: Porto
Rico, l5alSc.
&e,o Orleans Holasse,-Quiet; Fair, goa
400; Good. 36s40c.; Choice. 45c.
:, four-Iarket quiet and steady; Best
Pateht Family. $500; Fancy Family;
e4.e0a4.50; Choice Family. 1915 Good.
Family. $300a3.25: Extra, e2.5Oa3. 90;
Super. s2.5Oa2.75.
Asat-Steady: Bolted $40. 8 busheI:
Water ground. 7lo. bushel.
SaA-Firm: Liverpool Fine. e1.I2ai.26:
Il. A.. 65a75c.
Rioe-Milled. 6aso.; rice, in rough,
Gla66o:per bushel
Grains
Pe1s-Dull; BLACK eys peas, ste,dy,
S2.25a2. 40 per bag.
Corn Market. steady; Southern white,
&5a4Gc.
0afs--Firm, Mixed. Sss4lo.
Ailfasd-Msrkets steady; Bran eli. GOALS;
Snipstuh. or Midilings, eIS.O0sl9.OD;
meal. white bolsed. per 50 lbs, 52Io;
Hominy, SIC.
Hay-No: Timothy. el3.25al4.oo; No.
2, Sl2.50alS.00.
Peanut NJ Rri1cr.
Market, quiet; Prime. lie; strictly
prime, &c; fancy Ale: comman IaIk
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pay, WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY and SAT-
lRDAi at m From New York ON MON
~ -. ~ EspAiS. WEDNESDAYS. THURS
Passenger ucconu cd atoms unsurpassed
Fare. including meals and stateroom
Fare. round trip. limited TO thirty
For tiSrets and reservation OF staterooms ap.
ply at Comsanv's Office. n Main street or a.
genera Office at wharf.
-, !. X kICHMUND-ships leave Norfolk every
anuHSnAG. y IN aud leave Newport News
irving nj Richmond the next morning.
TIME SEIZED LIE OF STEAMERS NORTH.
:, I Wtti haTsv. Aceomack, Enoa, and Isle
Leave Conpanv wharf. Norfolk.
fos Old PQlNT-At G. $40 and 1l:Io a III
3oh u IN BAY Line Wharf, Norfolk nj anS
liii0 ~ snd I y m. ""'
Ray II 30 a m and p M: Portsmouth at 1908
FOR NEwf0KT NEWS AND SMITHFIELp
At go p IN: Portsmouth. 2:45 M; Bay Line
FOR EAST AND WARE RIvERs-Daily. er.
ccpt SUNDAY lowing Compsn,'s wharf at eco
e IN: Portsmouth, Gas IN: Bay Line Wharf
tDK BACK, PooUosIN AND SEVERN
RElNkkS-Tonchine at Old Point. Iesyine
s somyqp9tTs wharf VI MSSoGNDAYs, WEDAEsDAYs
~; FAY Line wharf, Norfolk. at IN, return
For NANSEMoND RIVER AND SUE.
FOLK At p m; Portsmouth,, 3l0 d an cnn.
meeting at Suffolk With W. L. Co.; r K and S.
Freight for Matthews. Back, Poouosin. Wars
SaYern and Nanscmond rivers must be pre-.
NORTH CAROLINA DIVISION-fFormsrlv
n. y. W. j. L)-Steamer Albemarle iaexns
Norfo k for Washington. N. c., Mopdays at 3
passengers for Wash ngtop and pojnta ON s tha
Tar, PunCo ana PaIulico tiyers VI sno
=, Freight for NEW BkRNE, N c.. received at
n. and :. K. Il depot.
Freight received daily, except Sunday, until
pm. NJ. Il. CRoWELL, Agent.