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johnson & AgneW
Real Estate and Loans.
WASHINGTON loan AND TRUST BUILDING.
9th and F Streets.
AUCTION SALES,
D AToLIFFE, DARR & CO., AUcTIoNEERs.
AssIGNEE'S SALE OF THREE NEW, TWO
STORY, SEyEN-Ro0M FRAME DWELL

AssIGNEE's SALE OF THREE NEW, TWO
STORY, SEVEN-RO0M FRAME DWELL
INGS, Nos. 1892, 1884, AND 1896 FIFTEENTH
STREET NORTHEAST, At AUCTION.
By virtue of a deed of assignment given 10
me, dated January 9, 1894, and recorded among
the land records of the District of Columbia, in
liber 1879, at folio Pol, viii sell, at public
tion, in front of the respective premises, on
TUESDAY, THE NINETEENTH DAY OF
MARCH, 1895, at FIFTEEN MINUTES PAST
FIVE O'CLOCK p. NJ, the following described
land and premises in the District Of Columbia,
TO wit: Lots 156, l37, and l3S in Walker S Bane's
subdivision Of Long Meadows, said sub-di-
vision is recorded in Book County No 9, page
81, of the surveyors office of the District OF Co
lumbia. Ea n house and lot will be sold sub
iecE 10 an incumbrance of $500, due In two years:
Terms-One-haf OF the purchase money to be
paid in cash, the balance in six months, secured
by deed Of trust on property sold, with interest,
all cash, at the option OF the purchaser A
deposit of 800 on each piece required at the
time of sale. Terms TO be complied with in if
teen days from the day OF sale, otherwise the
right is reserved to resell the property az tbs
risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser or
purchasers All conveyancing, recording etc,
at the cost of the purchaser or purch haserS.
w. II. WALKER, assignee,
mr7-d&ds 1905 st NV
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baltimore Markets.

Baltimore, March l6.-Flour firm, unch aneed
receipts, 1a 0ls barrels; shipments, 1,10o bar
rels; sales, 1850 barrels. Wheat quiet and easy
spot and month, 6114a6114; April. 6i1sa6134; May'
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4 o P

Reduced Rates to Baltimore,
Via B. and o.. Saturday and Sunday. March
18th aud 18th. Round-trip tickets g. 25. good
until following Monday. mrl5-l7
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S3O-Brick house a03 18th s. nw:srs
Brick house, part SOS 10th ST NV; IS
Brick store 1914 T 81. NV.
LOUIS ?. SHOEMAKER. go E ST NV.
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s26. 5O-20 y NV, 7r and bath
H. L RUST, eos I4th St
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York Stock Exchange.

Furnished by Silsby & Co., bankers and
brokers, metropolitan Bank Building, Fifteenth
street, opposite Treasury, Washington, d. G.
On High Low ClOaiu o
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District Cycle Co.,
Columbia" and Hartford" Agents,
452 Pennsylvania Avenue.
POINTS ABOUT PILGRIMS.

Ex- Representative Nick Keighan, of Red
Cloud, Nebr, is at the Randall. He has
just returned from the South, and VIII leave
for his home to-day. For the past six
months Mr. McKeighan has been troubled
with his eyesght to such an extent that
it is impossible for him to distinguish any
printed characters. and even his percep-
ton of faces is rather vague.
He says that he has not been able to give
much attention to political matters of
late, but from what he hears he is of the
opinion that split in the Democratic
party is imminent in the next convention.
The Western States, he says, VIII not
support the financial policy of the last
two administrations, and he looks for an
emphatic declaration for free silver from
them. In any case, he says. the Democratic
party cannot make a platform by which
they can stand united
Mr.. McKeighan thinks that if Mckinley
is nominated TO head the Republican ticket
he party VIII meet defeat. He says that
the conservative element of the country
placed the seal of their disapproyai on
both Mckinley and his bnl, and they VIII do
it again.
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s25. 5o-15a D Sc, Dr. and bath
- \ RT~ST sos -4.b -
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Ex-Representative R. P. Wilson, of Platte
City, Mo-, who was member of the
Fifty-firsu Congress, is at the National.
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$50. 3O-lIIT st NV, Sr, bath, a m l.
JANIS G.. JESTER, G39 st NV,
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$50. .5O-142 r ne, Sr., bath. kitchen or gr q
LOHN b MIGHT. If10 d ST
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S35-l620 18th s.. NV; 81 rs. aud bath: m
LAMES q. JESTER. 60 Z s.i NV
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s2S5O-4T NV Sr, mi
WALTER II ACKER, -04 18th Nv
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SIS. .5O-11S NV, a.; SOB y. : av, sr-
1921 18th NV, sr, m l.
WAITER IL ACkER rn4 14fh nE.
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s35-1639 Park ST, EItP., sr, bath, cellar
DEEBLE, DAVIS Z co, 1919 NV.
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$50. 5O-ago6 Y NV, 10r and bath
DEEBLE, DAVIS & co, 1919 NV
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1.-The story OF the capture of green
goods gang, printed in this morning s
Times, in which the proposed victims were
to be the biters reminds me of a similar
affair which occurred in New York city
about two years ago" said Mr.. a. +.
wills, of New York, at the St James last
night although the results were far more
disastrous young kentuckian had re-
eeived circulars from the sharpers, and de-
cided TO follow the thing up. 1t seems,
though, that he was familiar with the
scheme as worked by the 'greeners," and
came, as did the men in the present, armed
for bear.
He met his correspondent in Jersey
City, and was taken to room in New
York, where they found an old man and
his son, who were politely requested by his
conductor to leave them alone few min
utes, as they had some business to transact.
When alone the KeDtuckian produced $500,
with which he was to buy 81 COO in the
supposed counterfeits. The alleged Coun-
terfeit money was produced, counted out,
and placed in a satchel, and the young
fellows attention was attracted TO some
thing else for a moment, but he was sus-
peious and kept his eye on the,satchei.
Pretty soon he saw q small panel
Just behind the table on which the satchel
was placed slide aside and hand YVES
put through and Just about to change the
bag for another, when the young fellow
| drew his revolver ard put four or five shots
through the door.
He then seized the valise and walked
down stairs Meeting a policeman, he
told him what he had done and took him
back to the room, where they found the man
behind the door dead The kentuckian
was arrested, given a speedy trial, and
acquitted, while the other green-goods
man was sentenced to year in the peni-
tertiary"
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$50 5O-46 NV, 7r, mi
MAITER u ACKER. 1Nt I'm nv
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S25-s13- -315 and al9 ST. ne cottages: srs, pan
Try, cellar, and garret
T. r HAIGHT. 1910 z St NV
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Capt c. a Abbey, of the United State!
revenue cutter service, is at the Ebbitt.
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Maryland Military and Agr. College,
College Park, Md.

See this beautiful subdivision and Judge for
yourself Only I6 minutes tide the B. 6D O.
Il trains daily each REORGANIZATION fare
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The lovers of orchestral music are prom
ised q treat on Thursday evening, March
28. at Metzerott Music Hall, the attraction
being the Seidl Orchestra, under the direction
of Mr.. Anton Seidl. The subscription
list has been at Metzerott's during the week
and is rapidly filling up. To accommodate
those who have not subscribed, the list
will remain open until Monday evening,
March 1S. On Tuesday and Wednesday
1.-The plat win be ready for subscribers to
select their seats General sale will open
Thursday morning. March FL, at $50
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s25-1603 flth NV, store AMI dwelling
III IFE K SON 1921 NV
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S25-Brick house ZIG 5th St NV: 10 rs
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER. 90 ST NV.
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s25-2 new Sr bricks, ne, nr. Cap. L ears; a MI
THOS. +. BARRETT, 5l9 ian NV.
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Chicago Board of Trade.
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s23. 5O-1O3 Sc, sr., a mi
5l4 Ist Sc, 7r and cath, a n. l.
DEEBLE, DAVIS & co, 1919 T NV.
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SIS. 5O-2729 ?, Or, new
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s25-e-r frame, large grounds: suburban
BENJAMIN. SD z.
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S22. 5O-l93 Nd ave NV, 11r
DIGGEs s FAIRFAX, 701 18Th ST NV
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st the Academy of Mnsic. beginning a
week from Monday night, the Tavary Grand
English opera Company viii play a return
engagement The repertoire is as follows:
Monday, "Trovatore;;" Tuesday, "Ernani;"
Wednesday matinee, Bohemian Girl"
Wednesday night, "Cavaleria Rusticana"
and "P Pagliacci;" Thursday, 'Faust;"
Friday, "Tannhauser;" Saturday matinee,
Carmen" and Saturday night, William
Ieil.''
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-08
SHIPPING NEWS.
Ports of Norfolk and Portsmouth,
February 7, 1895.
AuRIYAIS

British steamship Moonstone, Johnston,
Galveston 10 Bremen, to Vim Lamb 4 Co,
Schooner Nettie I.anXdon Bailey, Jack
sonville. Fla. to VIM Lamb AZ 60. for
coal.
Schooner r B spedden. Coburus Clare.
or found
Schooner Alice b Phillips. Crosley.
Bridgeport. to Vim Lamb K Co. for conl
Schooner l. Anderson, Bohaunau
James river 10 Baltimore. with lumber.
Weather bound
Schooner harles c Lister, Robins Oh,
New York, with \ IL.
Tug Batter, Beers, Delaware Break
water See local.
barge No ITO to Vim Lamb & Co, for
coal
MEMORANDA.
British steamship Boifa s. from Belfast.
In III Hampton Roads tor orders
The schooner Chas q Lister was
aground hear lambert's oint Tor about
four hours We terday. She hoateI at
high water last night
GAZE HENRY. Va. February :. 10 NJ
Light snow. North wind; % miles. Heavy
sea.
CLEARED.
British steamship Sanihill. Williams
Charleston to hnish dischargine cargo
British ship Fores: King, lie Blanc.
hio dc JaneiIo, with 2.3l5 tons camel
vonl.
Schooner st Thomas, Sawyer. New
Haven. with pig iron.
Schooner Hattie v Kelsey, Warwick
Bridgeport, with coal.
Schooner sherman, Chambers, New
Haven. with coal.
Schooner Benz f Poole. Ross, Provi-
dence. with coal.
Schooner Sarah L Palmer, IIammet
Boston. with coal
Schooner Percy W Schall. Hubbard
New York, with corn,
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Cotton ,siriSeIs,

New YORK. February 7.-Cotton closed
ateady; middlng gulf, &c: mid
ding, 5ic. Futures closed firm. Fab
su"ry, Al; March. 8 ~; April 6 So; MAY.
( %; june. . I'll: July. G3, August. b a..
reptember. . Il 8, October. 81: Noyem-
per, Sd. sales. l29,a00 bales.
me total net consolidated receipts OF
cotton reported from all ports o-day
we're 1887 bales exports to Great
Pritaln. 1856 bales; France. IN
peles; Continent l,7sl bales; stock.
Total SO far this week: Net receipts,
Hn260 bales; to France, 7.3l5 baies. 70
she Continent. 81 .5Gi bales.
n ohYknrooL. February 7.-l2:3O NJ
to.son' demand fair, prices hardening.
H 'n m middling, 3l-32d. sales,
, ,g.Go oaies; American, 800 bales; spec
a w. 'ao ana export, 900 bales: receipts.
touoV bales; American, 100 bales. I'm.
sutes opened Lsteadv, demand moderate.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-08

PASSENGER SHIPS ARE APPOINTED TO
i san from Norfolk on MONDAY. TUES
PAX 6; Wh 4; THURSDAY and SAT-
DAYS, TUESDAYS, WEDNEsbAYs' TH iT
d a Us at pm. w.
Passenger accommodations Unsurpassed
rare anSllnoing meals and stateroom
:. berth. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 4 an
Fare, round trip. limited to thirty a."
FOR ti2Eeis and reservation of iS w
ply ut Conpsnvs once II Main street or a.
general office at wharf
FOR RlCHMUND-Shipsl leave Norfolk everv
t tnuhs sI,Nh m and lea}s Newport News
irving at Richmond the next morning.
TIME SCHEDULE OF STEAMERS NORTH
4 "inplon unrSv. Aceomaek, Virginia Dare
day Leave Company wharf. Norfolt 'uN-
FOR OLD PolNT-At G. sac and ii:lo In
ana ana $40 m: Portsmouth. 6:45 and 1890 ana
~; Ia M n; nny Line Wharf Norfolk at aud
FOR HAMPToN-At 1l:l5 u III and s:45 D m.
Bay II 30 ~ and 4p IN: Portsmouth at I2t5
FOR NEW PoKr NEWS AND sMITHE1RLp
~ Esq IA: Portsmouth. PAS D IN; Bag Line
FOR EAST AND WARE R4vERs-Daily. OK
cept SUNDAY leaving Comp snv's wharf at $40
a IN: Portsmouth,, Gas b m: Bay Line Wha,S
Norfolk. an. Aii'
y I r3H BACK, PoQuosIN AND SEVERN
~ fouchlng Al Old Point, leaving
Company's wharf MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS
AND : KtDAfS at $50 IN; Portsmouth, s:45 a
~; Ray Line wharf, Norfolk. at o Il IN, return
FOR NANsEMOND RIVER AND SUR
ioi-k At . p M; Portsmouth, $40 D m con.
hec'ing at Suffolk with w. l.. Co.; r. r. and 8.
Freight for Matthews. Back. Poquosin, Ware.
severn and Nanselnond rivers inust be ore.
paid. pi~
NORTH CAROLINA observation-disclosures
~. n. 4 w. D. L.)-Stenmer AlbemarIo is'xos
Noriok for Washington. N. G., Mondays At 9
~: nrluS eo IN; carrying freight aud
Tar, funeo ana Pamlico rivers. VI 'uo
=, Freight for NEWBkRNE, N. c., received at
n. and s r. T. depot A'
Freight received daily, except Sunday. until
D IN. NJ b. CROWELL, Agent
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AmOng our Co,r0u yreu.


Very cold weather in the cotton
belt yesterday.
United States ports received L.,
i97 bales cotton against Is, 59l bales
last year, and POI bales in 1899.
Liverpool future market advanced
} to 64ths, closing firm. Spo.
Quotations, advanced 1-32d; Mid
ding, Sd.
New York future market ad-
vanced 6 to 7 points, closing firm.
March, $40 to $50; May, 5.57 to
5.5S; August. go to $40.
New Orleans receipts for to. day
are estimated at from 5000 to g, 600
bales, against 1925 bales last year.
Seven thousand bales cotton sold
in New Orleans yesterday, Market
firm. 30. for middling.
Norfolk market advanced 1-16c.
firm at Sc. for middling.
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FEW xonE. February 7-Flour closed
quiet aud easy; winter wheat. low
grades, sl.90a2.3U: fair TO fancy. 81 asa
80, do patents, S2.60a3u6; Min
hesota clear, t2.2oa2. 60; patents. S3t3a
go; low extras, sl.9Ua5 80. Southern
Gour closed uull and easy; common 10
fair extra. Si.g0a2.75; good to choice
40, $l.sUG3.25. Wheat. duh ma lower
~ith opion-. closing firm. No. 2 red,
etore aud elevator. 51a5 &c; siloat, 5s,c'
torh closed dusiamd firm: No 2. 10 e. eie
tatoI' 4"tn49ic ahoat. Oats closed fairy
sctve and firm; No 2. BS.n3s;c: No
=, white. 36.n36Ac; mixed Western.
oia3osc' whito do. 36in4Uc Cut meats
closed Gull and STEADY: piokled bellis,
"5:c' shoulders 4;aiic: hams Iinor'
miIdies, nominal. Lard closed auietnn,,
higher; Western steam. 6.y5 civ
c. Pork closed quiet ana steady ,
ness sll'75; extra prime. nominal. Cor.
tee-Rio, duh ana s.eaiy; No 7, lGIc.
fuRar-Ksw. dull and steady; fair refiu.
Ing. &c: centrifugas, 9j t.st. Sc.
reined, dull of a. 3ya3;c: monli A
ll-l6c: standard A, 3 l3-l6a4: cut loaf
q i-l6n4sc; crusbei. 7-lGa4 Q: powdered
-lbsi;c; grsnulated, 3 l5-lGsi!c: cubes
l-lGa4!c.
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A TLANTIC AND DANvlLLE RAILWAY
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JULY isr, |:

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JULY lsr. 1894.
eA. nj. '
daily, 800 n. m.
Leave West Norfolk daily. 9i5 A. IN.
For Danvile and all intermediate stations. ar
irving nj Dapville al 5:25 n NJ
IN.
Leave Norfolk. $50 pun.
Leave West Norfolk 5:45 n. III
For 1Awrenceville and intermediata mint.
arriving Lawrenceville 1T . mn
Leave Lawrencevillp daily iexcept Sunday
alt Ia arriving al Danville alto a IN
Connections made at Danvllle and Jefreas
junction for all points in the Southern Rail-
way system; at benniston junction Tor Dur
ham south Boston and all points on the Dur
ham Division OF the n. and W. X. z.
III uiiman Sleepers netwsen Danvile, Ashe-
n re, Atlanta. Augusta. Memphis aud New
Tickets on sale and baggage checked at
Wakes Agency. Brandt's Ticket Agency, Co +. :
PAWS Agency at wharf. Norfolk, ". V. Il.
WilliamE' Agency, Portsmouth
W. Fl. TAYLOR,
General Passenger Agent.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-08

NLYDES REGULAR LINE STEAMSHIPS
" FOR PHILADELPHIA ,.fs.n,
Only direct line from Norfolk to fsastegsssG
Until further orders, steamers are appointed
TO sail from Norfolk every Monday, Wednes-
Gay and Saturday ate p. m. and from phiia-
aie ephia every Tuesday, Thursday and satur-
Through bills of lading to all points South
and Southwest via s. aud R., Atlantic Cost
Line and Virginia and Tennessee Air Lin
Railroads. JAMES W. McCARRICK.
General Southern Agent, Norfolk. Va
WIN. p. CLYDE q CO., Agents, Philsaelshs,
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baltimore markets..

HiLTiHonr. February 7.-Fiour close d
6uii; Western snpsrnus. sl.s0a2.UO;
Nestern eItra, *425a2.5J; do. fam
e. S5n3.l6: spring do. SS.iOa5. o6; do.
straight. s3.l5a3.35. Wheat closed steady:
NO 2, red, Ola nc: steamer No !
red oia01!c; Southern wheat by
sample, 'ta57c; do. on grade. 81 .a57;c.
ORR closed strong; mixed. 47!ai73c:
steamer NO :. 4ntc. southern white corn.
AtiaiNc; DO yellow. +SGi"c. oats. iirmly
hel a. higher Cos; No white Western
aoa36ic' NO = mixed Western. 34.a35c,
Irovisions closed steady; moss PORK,
eil.Uo; bulk shoulders. &c. short rib
sides, &c; clear sides, &c; sugar cured
shoulders, 7ic: hams. small. lUIalU;c,
aIrge. lO!c. Lard Refined. Sc Coffee.
Sul,l; NO q l6salG!c. Sugar, irm granu :
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Provisions.
Flsh--Mackerei. No. 4, IN kegs. 81. 25:
neW, small. Sl2.6J; uew. medium. 80. As;
No. s, ia kegs, $500: Herring, Family
Roe, S2.7OaS.2o; Eastern, in barrels, IS. rs
k3.75.
Mess BseJ-Steady; family mens, GIG. So;
second grade. $3.50
Hdns-jmithbeid. 14la17c.
Porb-New mess pork. Sl4.00.
6uH Meats-Olear rib, Gte.; fat backs,
6lc.; bellies. 6tc.
StoutderS-Sugsr cured. 10.
Observation-Disclosures. Ito.
Bredsts-Sugar Cured. l0le.
Ldrd-Pure lard. &c.. .tioroes; COM
pounh. Co.. compound. IN CASES. 6lc.
O'eese-oreAm. l0al2o; Western Dairy,
NO., AZ TO quality.
Butter--Ncw York State. dairy, new.
40; fresh creamery, 22ic., Western. lea
Rorosene OIL Firm; Ila degrees, Ia
So, l60 degrees, ss9io.i Red. l66 lcgrsss.
l0allo.
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Daily except sunday.
10. Cincinnati and ST Louis Limited
daily, with Parlor Car. old Point GorInrs
Nilie ana Pullman Sietpers Gordonsville to Gin
cihnati and 81 Louis. Meals served Oh diriny
ear west OF Gorious-illc
No. 3, i. 4. V, daily. with Pullman Old
Po ut to Hinton and Pullman Sie.pine Car
,,o1dons'ilie 1, Cincinnati ,nd I.ouisvilie
Meals served on Dining tsr.. Connects at
eosihht"h; va, only On Mondays Wednesdays
SnH saturdays Tor Virginia itnt Springs No 3
hink"~ local stors east of ,,ori Ne
eieamer Louise arr g ut Norfolk. daily. II
For further Information apply TO
T. 7. BROOKE. Passenger Agent
[. Il .. Ticket Office. Granby street,
Urder Atlantic Hotel.
JOHN d. POTTS,
Division Passenger Agent
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AND MINERS TRANS. CO,
DIRECT ROUTE.

FOR BOSTON, PROVIDENCE AND sh-
VANNAH.
Every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY aud
FRIDAY at 6:0Dp. m. FOR BOSTON.
FOR PROVIDENCE.
Every TUESDAY and SATURDAY at
600 u. m.
FARES TO BOsTON and PROVIDENCE:
First class. including meals and
saloon Btateroom berth ..$ 9 90
second class, intending meals and
oefth''''.. ..-...........>- wv
FOR SAVANNAH.
Every SUNDAY. WEDNESDAY and
FRIDAY Mt > n. m.
Fare-First-olass, including meals
and berth .Sl2 60
rare Second class. GLIDING
meals and bunk on
Perishable freight sent via Proyidenos.
forwarded by early train to Boston, and
Boston
ferishable freights not received Iatsr
IMAM b;SO p, m, on sailing DAYS Of Boston
SHIPS ~ sailing days of Providence
for further information apply to
X. II. Wight, Agent. Norfolk. Va
vp a; u; SIEBBINS. ASS I Tariff Mgr.
LOhN Elt, General Pass. Agent.
.. WHITNEY. Traf. Manager
oeherai Offices. Baltimore. Md.
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nOANOKE, NORFOLK AND
HI BALTIMORE STEAMBOAT co
Commencing TUESDAY. Jupe 25tb.
1894, the steamers Of this line will leave
Bay Line wharf every Monday and Thurs-
Baltimore. Pier No. 90 Light street wharf
every Tuesday and Saturday at s m
Freight received daily.
VIM. RANDALL,
9enphon9 d Agent
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U9sS : 4
GlW


SCHEDULE IN EFFECT nov Is, 1884
LEANENORFOLK DAILY.
7:40 g. m.-Eho Oh,oay" H1pres.-
For PeIernburg, Rich
mond and Warrington,
Roanoke, "a "A lord. wi1o
fieid, POcnhontar, * en-
OvR, Columbus md
Chicago. SEeeper HOnn.
DHo TO columbus with
our change. Also for
fulRsGI. frrIstoI. Knox.
vile. Chattanooga and
intermedinte points
pullman Sleeper. Rad
aord To GhRttnuOoRa.
lo:oc p m-ror Fetersourg, Ksiford, Pu-
lNki, Bristol; also Tor Blueied,
ana focahontas: also for Rocky
Mount and all stations on VIM
sIon-Salem Division. Has PilI-
man sleeper Norfolk to Roam
7lo IN with Washington aud ID
points South and West. Pull ii.
mhh seepers RoanoEeto MEM
PIN anu new Orleans Dining
A RRIvE-AorroiE daily, s:2os nj. ll:25 M
NORFOLK AND RICHMOND
YKsTIBULE LIMirKD.l
Leave Norfolk 1:36 M ar
live richmond ZOO p m con-
neeiing for Washington, Bslti-
more, Philsdelphia and New
1orR. Returning, ieave Rich
mond 500 a M arrive Nortolk
ll:25 IN. stops ouIy al suffoIk
Waiver y aud Petersburg. SeconJ
class tickets not accepted trr
Iastage on these trains '''
Other daily Grain leave Nor
IolE 1Oo m. arrive nj Rich
monu Hos M keturpInp
leave Richmond 5lO m az
IA, nve at Norfolk $40 p III.
itnei Information rs TO tickets, rates,
, I5E11ge, ehecks. etc. call on or address K W
x1 rShI;, FL District Passenger Agent; II
DSSLEi Ticket Agent. &c Main street, corner
o. CRANKY, or c ElNCH Agent. depot Nor
'o'k anu Western railroad:
W. ,BEYILL
General Pa 5enger Agent
General Oh te. Roanoke. Va
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DAILY. B-Breakfast. D-Dinner. S-sur-
~, No. 81 connects at Weldon with A. C. Line
icspers Porl smouth to Atlanta Ga
noo, Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays con-
t",, ~ franklin with steamer Olive for Eden
Raleinn ianlings on the river. Connects Mt
- anf IN WIN southern Raj way for AshevIlle, N.
II. K ih'o"'ate points on tho w. ~ &.
No 4oS and Al. vestibuls Limited Train. No
extra iare Weldon to Atlanta. Pullman sleeper
portsmouth TO Monroe N e. Connects di
Tect!y at Atlanta with w and A. r. r. for
Cnattanooea. Nashville and all points West.
connects with A. aud W. p r. r. for Mobile
west. " r0H'' ''"'u
M. :. FL ing ScotchmAn, makes all stops
between Portsmouth and Roykins and Lewis
ton, connecting at Pendlctou for Mnrfreesboro.
Nc
ARRIVE
'No. i0? atlanta Special, 7:3o a. In.
No. -. Mail and Expire. =, G:9O H. M
NO. - Flying Scotchman 10 a NJ, $50 D. H.
For U,teis aud bagge checks to all points
south aud Soui hwest, Hiee,ing car renovation
and general information, call gu or address w
V. II. Williams, 2l7 High s'reel. Portsmouth
Va
T. Cen ANR s:l agent j. W h md sy !f
L. ST lOHN, JOHN H. WISDER.
Ni'e-FreSiden'. General Manager
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Nnp.. tiS a a.Eut,.s go GaU1s
NORFOLK. Va. February 7. 1879

NORFOLK. Va. February Z. 1895.
Grain.
Peds--Dull; black eye peas. ste.dy,
81. 25a2 40 per bag.
Corn Market, steady; Southern white,
45ai6c.
Oats-Firm: Mixed 37a4Oo.
AGfsed--harke steady; Bran o. GOALS;
snipetua, or Aid1linss. el5.00al20u:
Meal. white boltsd, per 80 lbs, $50;
HoIniny, Go.
Hay-No. Timothy. el9.5Oal4.OO; No.
2, Sl2.50al3O0.
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EoR RICHMOND, PETERSBURG,
il Old DOIND CI.ARYMONn Nxm

EOR RICHMOND, PETERSBURG,
\ OLD POINT. CLAREMONT, NEW.
PORT NEWS and James river landings
direct by dGylight-virginia Navigation
Company'e Eles mt Steamer POOAHON-
As, leaves mlyde ssWharf .NorfoIh, every
TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY
ct? a. M. touching at rortsmeutn, q d
Polnt Newport News going and return-
ing, arriving at Richmond about nm.
connecting with all evening trains. Fare
20 ih r,Is 81; So fare to Richmond
second-class, 81 Tickets muon chs.p-
or than by any other route 10
richmond; Petersburg, Waverly, Hicks
Iord and stations on Atlantic and
DanViile railroad and al! points via Rich
mond; Tickets for sale at ticket agencies
OF mm,he & Son. Fl. Brandt and on board
9S-Freight received daily, SUNDAY ox,
cepted, for all above named points.
JAMES w. McCARRIOK,
Agent.