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The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1897-08-27

ing to be bona fide residents of the
United States. In Illinois an alien, 81
years old or upwards, at the time of
acquiring title to lands in that State.
may hold the same for six years from
and after the time of acquiring such
title. IF, at the time of acquiring title
to lands, the alien be under u years,
he may hold the same for six years
from the time when he arrives at that
age. II, at the expiration of the times
named, the lands are not conveyed to
a bona fide purchaser for value, or the
alien has not become a citizen of the
United States. an information is to be
filed for the sale of the lands. The pro-
ceeds of the sale go to the State Treas
urer for the benefit of the State. Mis-
souri, has passed an Act permitting
aliens to take mortgages upon
lands to secure the payment
of a loan of money; and, in
case of foreclosure and sale, to pur-
chase and take the title to the mort
gagged premises and hold the same FIVE
years, within which time they must be
sold to bona fide purchaser for value,
under penalty of escheat to the State.
The New York Act provides that the
citizen of State or nation which con-
fers similar privileges on citizens of
the United States, may take, acquire,
hold and convey lands in the same
manner and with like effect as citi
zen OF the United States; reserving,
however. the rights of escheat when
proceedings therefor have been insti-
tuted before the passage of the Act.
The assassination of President Borda
of Uruguay was not unexpected. He
was under fire last spring, and his life
has been frequently threatened since.
But that he and his party were UNI
popular in no wise lessons the enorm-
ity of the offense. The President was
murdered for political reasons, and no
murder probably, is more heinOus. AS
sassination under any pretext is horri-
flying, and excites the deepest resent
ment and detestation of mankind.
Borda was nearing the end of his term.
Though he was at the outset unpopular
he was fairly chosen, and he had made
better Executive than even his friends
had expected. Under his administra-
ton Uruguay has been fairly prosper
Gus. The retrogression prophesied when
he was elected did not follow, and the
President gained friends steadily, while
the republic improved in all material
conditions. Lately a revolution broke
out, but Uruguay has had many OF
these. and it was not believed that this
one would succeed in overthrowing the
Government Now that the revolution
lists have resorted to assassination, they
have handicapped and cursed their
cause, no matter what its claims may
have been.
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TIE. DAILY REGoRD-UNIoN.
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TWEIVE PAGES.

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THE WHEAT PROMISE.

San Diego Union: There are cheer
ing indications that the advance in the
price of wheat is not merely the result
Of speculative manipulation. An up
ward movement engineered by grain
gamblers is usually short-lived and sell
dom benefits the producer greatly. If
the Agricultural Departments advices
are to be trusted, however the hfgn
prices of wheat are mainly due to the
shortage of the foreign crops. This
means a continuance of fair returns to
the farmer, even though the present
upward movement should be checked
and prices should recede few cents.
ECONOMY DEMANDED.
Los Angeles Herald: There has been
some change, but Legislatures have not
as yet discovered that the olden theory
is inapplicable to present conditions.
and that it is wrong under all circum-
stances. The majority in the late Leg
islature was more jealous in providing
places for partisans than in devising
wise legislation. 1t is time that it
should be understood that ''old things
have passed away and all things have
become new" 1t is our opinion that
the people of California will hereafter
the honors of office as more desirable
than its emoluments. The country de-
mands adjustment Of unnecessary Of
fees, reduction of salaries, and that
no money should be expended for which
the people do not receive an equivalent
in benefits.
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KLAMATH HOT SPRINGS

A NOTED HEALTH RESORT. HOT
swimming, steam. sulphur and mud baths
liable and service frst-class. Finest trout
fishing in the State Terms very reason
apIe EDISON BROS
BeSWick Cal
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RECORD-UNION TELEPHONE.
Rooms. Red 131
Business Office. Black 131
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MAGNETIC SPRINGS

SANTA CRUZ MOUNTAINS.
HOTEL AND COTTAGES, GOOD FISH.
ing and hunting on the narrow gauge
Campers tickets from San Francisco 50 so
Terms. 81 to 50 per week. For particulars
and circular. address A q. LINDSEY
Glenwood. Santa Cruz County.
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MONTE VISTA.

THE PICTURESQUE RESORT OF
the Serras; under new management and
ownership; good table: delightful climate;
elevation $500 feet; good hunting and fish,
ing; excellent mineral spring water; pure
milk and cream. Monte Vista table and
service has pleased each guest. THOMAS
f. MORGAN, Monte Vista, Dutch Flat,
Cal. MWF
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San Jose Mercury: The year the Cal
ifornia placers were discovered they
yielded S5,O00,000; the next year, 1913
O00, coo; the next, S50000,000; in 1851,
$50 100000; in 1852, $60,000,000; in
1853, $65,000000. When Alaska or the
Northwest Territory begins to make
such a showing as that it will be time
enough for sensible people to get rat
tTad over If
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RETALIATION.

Alameda Argus: If General Weyler
is torturing helpless women as he is
reported to be doing, the Cuban insur-
gents would be justified in hanging and
shooting every Spanish prisoner that
fell into their hands. A drastic remedy
of this kind might convince General
Weyler that cruelty and assassination
was a game that has its penalties.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-26

y Office
Sealed proposals will be received until
% ~ FRfDAY, OCT. l. 1881 for furnish
10 the Penltentiary With supplies for the
3iarks can be had By applying 10
b. W. LYNN, superintendent
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~ OR RENT.
DWELLINGS. STORES. OFFICES, ETC.
call for Rent List. -
II. A. MCURDY.
phone 205. north Tenth st.
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BY virtue OF two certain deeds OF trust
to the undersigned trustees. one bearing
date on March ]. 1892, and recorded in
HenriCO county court clerks Office, IN
Deadlock 13S a, pages 4o3 and 40. and
the other bearing date on December J.
1904 and recorded IN the clerks Office OF
the aforesaid court, In Deed Book l4l A.,
page 407. default having been made in tho
payment OF the debt therein secured. and
being required so 10 DO by the holder Of
the notes. ] will sell at public auction, on
the premises, on
SATURDAY. OCTOBER .. 1897.
az 4 o'clock =. NJ. the PROPERTY de-
scrlbed in the aforesaid deeds Of trust as
follows: All that certain TRACT OF LAND
lying and being I'm the county OF Hcnrico.
Va, about six miles above the city OF
Richmond. Va, bounded on the north by
Seatons land on the east by Deep Run
Turnpike. on the south by b. w. Green's
land, on the west by William Shoemaker
land. containing thirty-eight acres, more
or less
TERMS: Cash as 20 the cost OF execut-
ing this trust. and 20 pay any taxes
which may be due on the date OF sale: also
10 paw six notes Of SAP each. with inter
est, from the LIST day OF December, 1894
Credit as to 81 notes OF s. 90 each, ma
turing monthly from September ]. 1897.
and all bearing Interest from December I.
1904. Balance on such terms as may be
announced at the sale.
JOHN CHAMBLIN,
u. A. BRAUER,
w. y. PlZZINf
sep2s-ts Trustees.
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This company has been formed TO ex-
plore. develop and do a mining mere 1,5
tile and financial business N tls -
fields OF tho Yukon Valley. IN aoullioI
to ifs valuable mines. 10 viii own alu
operate IT'S own steamers TO ply between
the ocean and Dawson city ana, W., W.
abundant capital be prepared 20 secure
adva :ntagc terms as traders III ,rt,,o,
nishing supplies 10 the various Il Il',ih
camps and in acquiring ne" mining P'oP
II has purchased from Mr.. a. p. I ITont
r1onper c9la Of Dawson CITY NoIiu " ~
Territory. who has consentea 10 a,.i-o
MANAGING Director In Alaska, nls 49,
Interests In his gold placers, aggresa,inE
150 feet on BONANZA Creek and 20 teel on
Last Chance Creek; also his real esla.'
holdings for warehouse and dock Pul
noses on the river front, and other CITY
lots I'm Dawson city. ,...,, so,,-
Mr.. a. j.. Ironmonger Sofa has been So 49,,
eral wears I'm the Yukon country pe'ah
ENGAGED as freighter. trader ana Inlns,,
and ie among the few men famiuar WIZ
the necessities and advantages OF INC
Klondlke gold fields. -
INC mines are now being worked. under
tho direction OF the company supeIin
toudont Mr. Earl Crutcner ana uh9tI VIZ
new arrangement, and with lie ntlp VIC
will be acquired. an output OF s@'vp W
,,,oet, Ca n reasonable expectation. Hence
while other companies arc arranging cN-
rlorafion and prospecting parties 20 o.
cato claims I'm Alaska next year. this cor
poration f. producing bullion on us own
pi0 9fPe he 100000 Capital Stock Of the
C,onnnanv. 80 100000 Will be set aside Tor
the development and purchase OF addi-
'iOi oe5FfFfcsERs AND DIRECTIONS.
Con p M. Whinock. President; President
Safety Insulated Wire and cable CO."
Hon Ion chas. T. o'Ferrall. First yice-Presii-
dent: Governor Of Virginia, Richmond
J ". woodside. Second vive-PresIdent;
vice President Stewart Ralph Snuh Co..
A rI m Ironpmonger Sofa, Managing Direc-
tor. Dawson City. n. w. T.
r. W. Tlmson. Nassau News Company
Hon william A. Beach. OF Hancock.
Beach G. Devne. Syracuse, n. y.
Hon. ]. T. Connolly. Treasurer; ex-Comp-
troller OF City OF Newark, n. j., and eX-
Consul 10 Kobe, Japan.
Theodore Hellman. Of Seligsberg e Co,
Bankers. Wall Street, New York CITY
Chas. ". Vines General Attorney; Attor-
ney-at-Law. GO and Go Wall Street, New
York City.
cen. ]. NJ. Varian, New York.
Alex. A. Arthur. Secretary. CO and c.
Wall Street, New York City.
Subscriptions to the capital stock OF
the Company at par at SL00 per share
will now be received al the Offices Of the
COMPANY GO and G5 Wall Street, New
York. by J. f. Connolly, Treasurer, and
y THE EXPLORATION SYNDICATE.
Mills Building. Wall Street, New York
Prospectus and further information fur
nished by Alex. a. Arthur, Secretary. on
application. sep2-th'su'tulm
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-26

w .ANTED OCCUPANTS FOR THREE
W BRIGHT, SUNNY ROOMS. on sOuth
furnished or unfurnished. Bath on floor
Airs Pox bs. sep26-lt'
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AUCTION Sales.--future Dvas!
BY Charles A. Rose,
Real E.taie Auctionccr.
No. II north Tenth street.
yrRUsTEE's AUCTION SALE
Il OF THAT
DESIRABLE FRAME DWELLING,
No. 1905 WEST CLAY STREET,
BETWEEN
HARRISON AND NORTON STREETS.
HARRISON AND NORTON STREETS

nv vlrtuc OF a certain deed Of trust
10 the undersigned. dated December =.
1909. duly recorded In the clerks once
Of the Richmond Chanccry Court, ~ Dced-
Book 80 b. page 8l5. default having
been made. and being required 50 70 90
by the beneficiary. / will proceed 70 SELL
III rubIlc auction, on the premises, on
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 30, 1871,
Mt $50 =. NJ, the above-menuoned kbN'
FsTATE, described I'm said decd as 'front.'
ing q feet inches on the northern Inc
81 Clay street, between Harrison aho
Norton streets. and running back between
parallel lines l26 feet Inches.
The improvements consist OF n GOOb
FRAME DWELLING. containing seven
OF eight rooms. This r. chance 10 SC
cure n home upon easy terms.
TERMS: Cash sufficient 20 pay costs
and EXPENSES OF sale. all past due city ano
State taxes, and three notes. one LOT
$500. with interest from July ., 1871. 10
day OF sale: one for S25i4. with interest
from August D. 1897. 10 day Of sale, ana
one FOR S252l. with interest from sep
TENDER 2. 1897. 20 day OF sale and creait
as 10 tho following amounts. 1881. due
orgober r 1907. $3.50. due November ..
1897: S25 60. due December .. 1877; 80 -
duo January 3. 1905: S2JSi, due feb-
ruary Q. 1s9S. $3.50. due March o lsys
x26O7. due April . 1s9S. S2G.19. due MAY
s. 1898 $3.50. due June 3 1898 S2642'
due july 3. 1905: S2G5f. due August .,
1898. S2G65 due September .. 1898 SIG u
due October 3. 1898. S2Gs0. due November
.. isQs: S27. due December .. 1888; S2Il2,
due January .. 1893. S2724, due February
q 1899: S273J. due March .. 1893; S2l4l.
due April .. 1897 S27 80 due May ., 1889,
s27.70. due June 1890: S27S2 due July
3. 1880: S27.0i due August . 1900. $2S.O5.
due September >. 1890. S2S17 due october
D. 1890: S2s %. due November .. 1890
sos 40. due December .. 1900. S2S52. due
January 2. 1900: s2SGf. due February ..
1900. S2s.75 due March .. 1900; S2s.SI, due
April o. 1900. $3.50. due May r. 1900.
$50 80 due June 3. 1900. S2922 due July
4. 1900 S20.3i due August D. 1900; S20.4j.
due September .. 1900. S2957. due Octo-
her 3. 1900. 500 60. due November ., 1900
SO So due December .. 1900 and 5000.
due January 3. 1901: balance upon such
terms as may be announced az sale.
CHARLES A. ROSE.
Trustee.
Chas. A. Rose Auctioneer. se2i-td
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Financial.
To Investors:
A Seven Per Cent. Interest
Rearing Investment.

The Board Of Directors OF the Security
Building and Loan Association. with the
view OF supplying the demand FOR loans
which they are enabled TO make on plan
very profitable 90 the Association. have
determined 70 increase their Capital stock
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOL
LARS. The public will be enabled during
the next thirty days 70. subscribe 10 this
stock and subscriptions will be received
IN denominations from $500 up, bearing
interest at the rate OF seven per cent. per
annum. This is an investment fully equal
In safety TO REAL ESTATE. as loans cf
the Association are made strictly on Real
Estate Securities.
Oaice No. 500 east Main street.
ISAAC b. DAVENPORT,
President.
JOHN II. MONTAGUE,
Vice President.
WILLIAM A. LOVING.
Secretary and Treasurer.
sep25-5t
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MONEY TO LEND
MONEY TOLEND.
Southern Railway Company.
SD Broadway.

New York. Sept 3. 1897.
To the Stockholders OF tho Virginia Mid
land Railway Company:
u EFERRING TO THE OFFER HERE
u TOFORB Informally made by this
Company 20 issue Us Preferred stock IN
exchange for stock ~ the Virginia Md
land Railway Company. on the basis Of
10 shares OF Southern Preferred FOR 100
shares Of virginia Midland notice Is here
bv given that this offer w.ll be Withdrawn
on September 50. 1897.
ii.'u Az ~ before ssr-sr,b.- IN 1907 ~
the ofice Of j. r Morgan e. Company.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY co.
BY Samuel Spencer President.
sepi9. H.325.25
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by n. w. Bowe.
Real Estate Auctioneer.
r oMAIssIONER's SALE
" OF
IMPROVED REAL ESTATE. CONSIST
ING OF HOUSE no. 200 NORTH
THIRD STREET. AND no. 305
COLLEGE STREET, BY
AUCTION.


In execution Of the hereinafter mention
ed decree, / will sell by public auction
upon the premises respectively, on
WEDNESDAY, SEPT %. 1897,
the following PROPERTY-tO-wit
l. At $3.50 o'clock =. NJ. the VALUABLE
PROPERTY on the east side Of Third
street between Broad and Grace streets
known as No. 209. consisting Of a most
valuable lot % feet by S. feet, with a
good two-story and basement brick dwell
ing thereon. containing about rooms
This property. being so near 70 Broad
street. has a fine future, and should be
eagerly sought after.
And CD at $50 o'clock =. N. on the same
day. the EXCELLENT BRICK DWELL
ING, No. 305 College street, next TO the
First African church. and containing ,
rooms. This is a good house. and VIII
make a most comfortable home. The lot
on which Il stands fronts 30 feet, and runs
back 1874 feet 90 an alley.
TERMS. Oue-fouIth cash, and the resi-
due al eight. sixteen and twenty-four
months, for negotiable notes with Inter-
est and titles retained; or all cash, at OPP
tion OF purchasers
EDMOND WADDILL. JR.,
Special Commissioner.
Dean ot ais. plaintiffs, against Deane and
ais, defendants.-In the Chancery Court
OF the city OF Richmond:
T. Charles w Goddn, clerk Of said
court. certify that the bond required Of
fhe special commissioner by the decree in
raid cause of December 4. 1891, has been
Given under my hand this 9Th day of
CHARLES w. GODDIN,
sep23 Clerk.
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w ANTED TENANTS FOR 4 ROOMS,
W second floor. Bath and water on
same floor, 500 north Tenth street.
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rTRUsTEEs SALE
OF
DESIRABLE DETACHED DWELLING
on BARTON AVENUE.
NEAR ROBERTS STREET BARTON
HEIGHTS.

BY virtue N a deed OF trust. executed 10
George l.. Christian and the undersigned.
dated 9th January. 1896, and recorded In
Henrico County Court. in ID. B. 100. page
250. to secure the payment Of certain
sums OF money therein mentioned de-
fault having been made in the payment
thereof. / VIII proceed TO sell, being re-
Quired so 20 do by the beneficiary. with
the approval OF the grantor in said deed
(the said George J.. Christian declining
20 act). by auction. on the premises. on
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 6. 1897.
at 4:80 o'clock J.. NJ. the property above
described in said decd as lots and o
Block %, Barton Heights. The LOT fronts
100 feet on Barton avenue and runs back
III feet 10 an alley The dwelling Is well
built, has front and side porches, contains
II rooms, besides pantry and bath rooms.
and h supplied with hot and cold water.
A well OF good water. detached kitchen.
stable and other outhouses are on the
premises.
TERMS BY consent will be: Cash as 10
expenses OF sale. arrearages OF taxes and
500: the balance IN FIVE equal payments
at one. two. three, four and I'VE years.
with interest payable quarterly. notes 10
be given for interest and deferred pay
ments. and secured by a deed on the prop
erty. J. A. Mo4ll~kRA1,
seaa AaunE 2knStAA
4 @@N
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Rv Charles 4. Rose.
Real Estate Auctioueer.
No. fl north Tenth street.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
or
A NICE COMPARATIVELY NEW
FRAME DWELLING,
No. 2l3 EAST JACKSON STREET.

BY virtue Of certain deed Of trust 20
the undersigned. trustee. dated May the
IL. 1897. duly recorded I'm the clerk OF
fee of the Richmond Chancery Court III
ID. u. 16l A, page %. and deiault haSliist
been made IN the payment OF the oeDl
therein secured. and being required 50 70
do bv the beneficiary under salu ueeu
7 will proceed "a sell, by pubic auc'io"'
ON fho PREMISES. on
MONDAY. OCTOBER 4. 1897.
M $40 T.. NJ. The lot fronts on the SCUM
line Of jackson street. beginning az
noirt distant % feet from the west Inc
If Third street. thence running Westward
Iv along said Jackson street. ana 'front.'
ing thereon 80 feet, thence running south,
wardlv 80 feet. thence east 80 icel' anu
thence north 80 feet 10 the point OF PC
ginning. being designated as Lots No
b and 4 IN plan annexed 70 deeu( OF w
tition between William Morton ana W.
and william c. Cox. dated April - lo.z,
recorded I'm the clerks Office Richm0dno1
Chancery Court IN j. II. 100 a, page ~
TO which deed and plat special reference
is hereby made. The house contains iouI
good rooms and has never been vacant
with a prompt-paying tenant
TERMS: Cash as 20 costs ana EXPENSE
of executing this trust. all BACK taAeA,
citv and state, with a note Of 500 oated
Nav the 10. 1897, with interest thereon
from August 10. 1897. 20 day OF SAFE; pal-
ance as may be announced 81 time OF sale'
G. j.. GLlNN, trustee
0"'i''' ~ i''''' se2G, Is 30. oc1 ,23-6t
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REAL ESTATE AGETNs
II NJ. WORKMAN & CO.

Real Estate Agents and Loan Brokers.
1913 east Main street. Opposite POstofiice
Phone. 206
Real Estate bought and sold and ex-
changed. publicly or privately. Money
loaned or 70 loan on Richmond City Real
Estate. paying lender per cent net. Spe-
cial attention 20 the collection OF rents
and liberal advances made thereon Ne
rotiable paper bought and sold. Cores
pondence solicited sep26-lt
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h IA east Main street.
Physiological Develop y, nv. q, r.r
Correct Pronunciation. 41iN''
iiT 1iI.s,ss,TrNONIAL. II affords me pleasure
o. testfsv concerning the merits oI 10Y
Edward 'Pans's system or Io.Sso -r- ~
80 Ion I, New YORK and elsewhere. as "e.i
lelS ll '.orqi Investigation Ot the aue-
j I am convinced that Pf ,sso ' sny I
ine-ll0. corouers the chief difficulties q
~ human voice In an easy. natural ona
' NC .,'',reflvely sneakng. speedy manner
DurIor a ten years term as ofsaL,sl x, Y{l
he Richmond Cathedral nave POI 49, $3.50 H.,
.r5S M n competent voice trainer ana
1ecsH with satisfaction my own st4q. -
under him. ,.I,- On fe1f
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w ANTED TO SELL AT ONCE: A
w PIANO. small cash payment, bal.
ance easy terms. Address PIANO care OF
Times. 90P-D
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FINANCIAL.
KLONDIKE.
British North American
Trading and Exploration Co.

c.,t,oI 9, mn go Shares, 81 each.
~"t r,,n psId Non-Assessable,
OF WHICH 100000 SHARES ARE VI
FERED AT PAR, sl.w.
GENERAL OFFICES.
81 e. s. wall Street New A ,2Ls- Gi.y.
Dawson CITY. North West Territory.
BANKERS:
Wells. Fargo & CO.. New YORK Cily anu
San Francisco. Cal: -. vi,
Tradesmens National Bank New ioiA
REGISTRARS OF STOCK:
Tho Knickerbocker Trust Co.. New YORK
CHIEF CONSULTING ENGINEER;
Frederick Gleason Corning, 30 Wai oIeol'
New York City.
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w ANTED. BY AN EXPERIENCED
W TEACHER Of English. Latin, Math-
omatcs, French and German. pupils az
their homes or az hers. Address Miss y.
JVl west Clay street se-o-lt
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OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COM.
" fANY.

old DOMINION STEAMSHIP COM.
" IANI
DAILY SERVICE
Steamers leave Norfolk
49, Va. DAILY, az 1880 4 hi
N,NyN for New York direct pas
hS,HV sengers leave Richmou@
tSzAS1oNN VIA g. and %. railway 3.3J
III I'D, 4 81, or X. and r. raj
ROAD u. and " rOutel. o
A. NJ. 20 connect with
steamer al Norfolk
DIRECT STEAMERS leave Richmond
for New York. via James river. evcrv
Monday passengers and freight. ana
Friday (freight and Storage passen-
GERS only az r. VI Additional steamer
7freleht). caves Richmond for Norfolk
every Wednesday 3 h. NJ. connectirq
Win main line steamer for New York
FROM NEM YORK, passengers can
leave DAILY. EXCEPT SUNDAY. fof
Richmond via ola Point or Norfolk
DIRECT STEAMERS Via James river
route leave every Saturday passengers
and freight and Monday freight only
sailing from companys pier. 26 North
river. 3 +. NJ. Saturdays. =. NJ.
For full Information apply 10
JOHN r. MAYER. Agent
l-l2 east Main street.
Richmond. Va.
W. L. Gul!laueeu. President and
Traffic Manager. New yerk.