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M%\ 7 and 9 'West Broad Street.
THE CHEAPEST CASH OR CREDIT STORE IN THE CITY.
- - v^e' invite you to open a convenient account on our books. --. '
T'[i '■'-'• : '.. ."■-..: ' - '■ ■-'■'' ,V
;Ful!i Doctote-Sfzo^
White r Enamel ; Iron
BedsVi neWF shapes//
.v/ith -■:'-■ brass /trim
crfncsvthe^fehainel- 1 ; :
ing will not chip nor?
peel ;-"54.75 i? Beds/
1
U0A"loioi i-ail Turkish Tnftid Coiiches; :
t.Trith.ve2our coverings,in - many. new:cov- ;
P Prints and designs, your choice of ■ styles, w
tt^th' ; fringes or fancy, ' oak C.A^ 7*>
frames, only . v . . *r?'f^--}
(de :'29-Snn f Tn'e»&F.)
SIS I - all yJ ) i e DAK > OR CAMERA.^^ -Instructions to amateurs^ and dark-room free. A
vnOsSSi^S%ikth C latest and ■n6 B t r ;ktt«rti«^■«o!^l^^Vp™vea J^g| :
rndjoy to many. Lowest charges and satisfaction guaranteed in all departments.
Mail orders promptly attended to.- - ■ , / .|
The : 5. 1 /Galeski Optical Co.,
' ' " : ' ■ XOfTH ANI> MAIX STREETS.--. //• - _ s^_L_^. _;
1 15-Tjij i TK&Suii"-3ni".-- r • ' '
f# „ ■ , . - ', - ■ "^
are ibe popular ideal now-a-days. They used to "be beyond '■'$.-.
S the means of most- gift buyers; ' but not any longer. . I am-^
no w sho wing a LINE OF BEAUTIFUL PIECES; at a ' figii r e :J>
that suits the average purse. They look three times the > i
« -1 price, and will be appreciated accordingly by the recipient *V
'-.& A great variety to make your selections from.
I THE JEWELLER, - 209 E f Broad Street. |
/- n0.5-Tu,Tli&Su-3m ' , . ' "'y. '■•■'■'.. "■•^"-, ' ' '.' [/:
1 The Best is Kot Too Good,
, § .-.- .■•'"- — ■ -■ -■ (■■ -■• ■ ■■ .
1 ' Therefore, you should inspect our stock of NUTS, ILAISEK"S, FIGS,
I PLUM PUDDINGS, FRUIT CAKES, HOME MADE MINCE MEATS,
I : OLIVES^ PICKLES, CHUTNEY, etc. ' i .
! i ..;-'■; We beg to call your attention to our unexcelled stock of SHERRIES,
I- PORT, RUMSi BRANDIES, CATAWBA, COOKING WINES, RYE, : and
i:BURBON WHISKIES. : - ; ",
v 500 AND 502 E. BROAD STREET.
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|- ' BAKERY,;' -' 'I
1 Sje : Ei MARSH ALLipT f - |
© BREAD. CAKES, PIES, ROLLS, PASTRIES) CREAM a.
..-■:.-' PUFFS, COFFEE CAKES, W 2
su. . FRUIT CAkES, POUND CAKES, '■■; &
o - ' LAYER CAKES, ALMOND CAKES, ; '■&
o MARBLE CAKES, V CITRON CAKES; ©
J MIINiCE AND PUMPKIN PIES: " ! ©
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DSIVI^GED STOCK, '
The higli water has damaged Hardware, Nails, Barbed Wire,
Tools, Fencing, poultry^ Nettingi:all of whiclrwe want to dispose
of ; quickly ,. and will make a low price to clean it out: Water has
ispoiled the appearance, but for use, it is as good; as new. : Now'is
your time to bay cheap. . '/■■■■■ / : . "V v ; / /• ; :• ;v ••- /• : , >- : y~' : ■{:■:-'
Elcilcl\A/in Sp© l^^!!., :
OPPOSITE OLD MffRKET, '/'
Op g n N ?a h t an d Da y .
iii 4 and iii 6 Ea^t Main Street, . .
KEXT DOOR TO THE DISPATCH' -
Elegant Rooms. Finest Imported and Domestic Liquors and Cigars. Hot io
« Cent Lunch n A. M. to 4P. M. Service and Cuisine the Best.
JVI. W. LA WRENCB, Proprietor.
>|^ "fq^^ Q C
' Lice Curtains, •/:/-://;/:-■ .- ■- ■£-'■ / -
* i: , Large 5-Ho!e' Cook- .
handsome fng _ Ran^yaflfgiwrr ■;•
. designs; ? worth anteedi perfect ;.'and;r
$6^oo a pair/. .'. nickel-trunine'd ; ;.th'ese v :
.- :■ are 512.00 Ranges. :
$3.98 SpeciaUthis sale,
Heavy Notting- . •• Magic":; Air-Tight/
ham Lace Wood Heaters, ■-.--
Curtains, . . $j .49 Up,
Arabian: effects,;! ji-i' -;•"'.. r. .;. -.=
~<wbrth S2.SO ■; Ranged^Seli-Feedera;:
• a pair, ■-;.■. -:i and all kinds of Heat- >
' "' f\Q ing Stoves at bottom
/' : " oC' prices on easy terms. /; 1
lonrHewfear Gifts
can be easily selected at our ; establishment.
A;: pair ': of handsome /Gold*. Eyeglasses or
Spectacles is -the thing -wanted: by many.
The lenses will be fitted at -any time to srait
the eyes of wearer. free of charge. ; A hand-,
some cold eyeglass chain makes "also a.pret-
Text: . "Ye shall receive power
f'afterithat^tbejHoly^GhostviSiComevupon;
|you^-?-(Acts. -!., 8.)
i-t'iOuri -t'iOur . Lordl isSrlsensfrom r : the dead ; : .• -
' tff OurTSavlour;isl gonelup ;on:hign : -.
>'E r. The) powers ■of J hell "are ; captive flea
Dragged -to -the portals of' the sky. •
-
are : but : organs mute, ; : till i the master.
•y i' touches >: the: keys— '
Dumb -\ till? ourii;heart»trlng3:. swells; and,
break with a pulsedivlne.
"Heaven power is 'for purpbses^as ;
zeal to inflame and for vice to consume."
: "The" Christ of ; the throne ■2 0e . s A"°* ■£??:';
i : :geUttose ! who;are:true;to;,the^Christ;of:
.the cross." '
" "The risen life Is tho best sign of 'the
risen Lord." -■
■' HISTORICAL- BACKGROUND. -
f Mfe|ThV^s^nsion^r^^^^_te
'of the ; writing:of Book of ; Acts, &» , A.^.,, ;
:theß(^k^bf;Acts;coyer,a.penod of about;
I J?piaceSYfusalem^--Place writing of \
I {the B6okV6f /Acts,;; probably ?Rome^.. u^,
~ Persons-^The risen Lord? and Saviour . ;
:the-ap6iUes,:Vtbgether;:;with ;120. *^ggi
:of their Lord, J including his mother, ana
Mother devout ;' women. , =, ; ; ? -.* \ '_ ■_, «.+>,>,;
Ithe Bookof
beloved physician," a, companion o£ Fam,
story ;■ of. the origin : and ; development
, ;It . is ; inrpossMe;
ito * understand ; what i power, could :^ave
: pfoducedUhe effects 'known , to i have .been ;
accomplished then^ and; continued ; ,to^his
(davXwhich .;■ '.'turned . the \ world vi upside ;
-dowri-andlaid thefoundationsof modern
iTeligion^and^clvilization.'V.unlessth^acr
count in-the Acts;be true, and back^of
',allr and^the source Jof , ■all-^were. a riseiv
living; p- glorified $ Saviour, : and the Holy
Spwßof ; God/ ■? •■As; the gospel , records
: . what Jesus;beganlto do and, teach;^so^he
Abts records what he continued to .do
"teach.- This-; was ';. done ithrough • _. the^ Holy
Spirit "who "is ito^be '- to -the. disciple and
to ' tho Church all that Christ would ! have
• been had. ' he tarried among us, - and been
the personal companion and counsellor of
each-and ■all.' I ;..Thel •title of -;the>book-in
theGreelo is "The 1 Acts of the' Apostles.
It relates especially,; to : " the . acts of , : the
Apostles' Peter -and Paul, ./who. were -.the
great -workers in ; the -midst of the- scenes
which It depicts! • : The : book might be
called "The Acts , of the Holy; Spirit."
.:■ :' : THEJ" LESSON. ; ■'-•
Central Theme: r The .Holy Spirit de
clared .by . the risen . Christ to be the or
gan■: of -Divine -Power to his body, the
church,: in' the'- world. ' ..'.'
Facts of the "Lesson: L /Luke, -whom
■tradition and every ■ .-. circumstance . de
clare", 'i wrote {the? third gospel concern
ing the • life • and' - doctrines jof Christ,
writes- a secondi treatise to * his ; friend,
Theophilus; '•■: who - seems . to " have , been \a'
. : gentleman of high ■ social rank,
and through ; him to the r world, - setting
■forth -the '.: incidents.-. connected^.. with the
'work and growth in the world :of - the :
Christian society ' after the , ascension of
its head and 'Redeemed'. to: Heaven." . To-;
day's lesson is the prelude /to: r the his
tory/.- '2. Jesus showed- himself" alive
to : his chosen apostles, /after his . passion
j and: resurrection 'at "various times du
ring a space- of forty days. 3. He gave
.them fa commandant and -J talked -|wlth ,
•them/ about things pertaining f to* His
Kingdom: \ 4. /He charged them.not to;
depart .from Jerusalem . until the prom
ise of t the r Father .'made to themby. Him
should be fulfilled. 5.// This promise, had,
reference "to; baptism of the Holy Spirit
which baptism \ with water/ '. . prefigured.,
• "This / baptism would take place;, in a;
! few. • days— how.l.many. the Mabter, did'
not- say, .- it was v . their- part- to .''W^^-'"',
C. *Tlie apostles ask . him about a . gi*eat :
national question uppermost - / In- -their
minds, , concerning^ which prophecy:, had
.ppoken' again ,and' : again in/ the Old Tes
tament;/ as".- to , whether/ he- was going
to', free ,his'r country /from", its': foreign) yokß
at that time? 7. -Christ ? answers by in-.
. timating that, the /Kingdom 7 of :/ Israel
.would :be •': ' 'restored' ' by him. ■.-■ at some .
future time, but that" God/ ; the '. Father,
; kept the knowledgieiof the:date -of : such
: an .event to" himself. ;S: ; What was more
important /to - them'- "was ', for them to
- know by, what means the -"Kingdom" was
Ho- be made 'triumphant in the -.world and
: how 'they./were ;to r -be- made' instruments,
of bringing it' about. ■Christ' said: "But'
ye; shall ■ receive," riot knowledge 7 concerri
■; ing '.'times arid ) seasons," ■ but '• "power! .- -to
bring -the"; purposes of God' about,: "after,
the • Holj' Spirit' is : come upon , you." _9.
•Wlien this-enduement -should 'occur, they,
should- begin' to witness \ for .him ~ through-,
'out .the whole world ■ beginning: at : Jeru-.
salem'v 10." After 'saying - these ;' ; i things
Christ -began -to ascen d . "and a cloud . re- :
ceived'him-out of itheir. sight."./ li:" They
stood 'gazing toward- heaven, for awhile,
when ; two angels V In -white "apparel ; ap
peared ..arid' told them ■', that, this "same
/Jesus" would coirie again from heaven to'
;the earth in / the ' same /manner .in ' which
they had beheld; him: go /up to heaven.
. " ' : THE REDEEMER . KING.
-The first picture that - the r author, of
-the -Book of ; A-cts sets before : us in to
day's lessons* .is . a; picture of the cruci
- fied V and risen ; Saviour preparing . to : as-,
I cend to | His throne - in '{ the , Heavens. ■ Th e '
work of the God-man is finished on earth
until His kingdom /of -.redemption . shall;
;bc made complete^among^men.;; For;
'forty . days He had been .rallying . -His ,
forces •-'. on earth bj r / showing ~ them by
many- indisputable proofs' .that ;He. was.
'alive and with" them-as much as-He was
j before "His passion.; /that ' His ! suffer-^
; ings were not in '■ the nature J of : . a defeat;
:.by, the, hands of:, wicked and -unbelieving
■ men, but that : they, ; were/ intended as .a ■
: necessary", work tha't-JHe /was 'obliged,.; as ,
I the ; Messiali, s the/ Lairib . of God , * and ■}. the j
Redeemer, of .sinful Cmen, /to .perform as ; a
part of His mission in the" flesh; that His"
•death wasjin -His plan of -/action from
| the beginning of His : ministry as : He j had j
:from " : time,"." to-' time ;V explained : to . them
.whileyhe' lived; -with and taught. them; 7 :
that all had come" to j pass as 'He had said ; 5
. that the Christ " must - ri'eeds ;
he sho'ujd \ enter into, His glory. / -His • dis- ■
ciples "had' b'ecoirie/: confident ;andvcalm:iri;
.their faith in Him again" as / their Divine '
and Heavenly; Master.?. He was ; busy . with
"them, giving ' them? as": His -; servants r/and'
;"sent ; ones" / (apostles)': ; commands '■:■: con- .
, cerning 1 /; their■;r ■; future-; careers arid -: work; ;
.' and conversing with .them 'about inattera' ;
: pertaining: to -. the-; nature,- Ithe ■ organiza-';
..tibn ~: arid- mission : of | His \\ Kingdom, to ; be
j; established throughout the-earth. He' was
ilike/ a: great' general ;consulting/.with;i his
staff;' officers^ about - r a ''great- campaign: to'
; be /Undertaken.' ->: He ■ was about L : to send
them(f orth ? as /heralds "'of : himself =as the ;
Redeemer-f^King ; of ■< meni, as ambasa'dors ■
of: Ills i salvation .to; a -: lost "world.:: '■'•%:
'THE : -WORLD-WIDE"- SPIRITUAL" |
' \ • KINGDOM. - - j
..They .were to be the • builders, throiigri <
him; /.of . a. . ..wofld-wlde.* >Time r endiiririg| r j
'Spiritual kingdom :onfearth./-His7spifitual|
; kingdom^ was : t6: expand beyond ;the - limits
of Palest'ne^d; comprehend othersVbeside'
; men of f Abrahamicf blood. , : ltt-was i>' to |be"
:a t ;"sp!rituai;ldngdom\qffall>beli^iri'Er, l tGod-'':
lo\drig",^ God^seryirig/-: soulsr.iThe / Father's'
: loye^embraced ;^all'; .men/and f all ;» nation's;"
and it •: was rhisawiil/that: all^ men ! should
have/anopportunity: to 'be i saved and; come,
pto i a* kriowledgo ; of i. hii /grace j and', become'.
; citizens '• of / his eternal y kjngdqm.'i''A'';stu-.'
pendqusJworkT'wasUto^Degu
".was^; first ?;Jto;3v.be ■^approach"ed§^?with
/•theioffers^of
as .the: city : >.bt 'ithV. Great' 'K3ng,|a'nd^\tlio';.
capital CoCiithe^ ancient Vand? i .chqseii'f peopled,
<>t - : God; ■; frorri nthera /tliel influences r of j the";
riew^spirltuaHklngdoriihwerei'/to^fadiate!
tliroughquti tho : earth; like"- a';leaveri's that;
shquldfsplritually ;.? leaven /the "whole 'body ; I
THB^POWEP. FOTI BUIXGTNG . THE
third person of^K^:
•'GodhcaU, the-. Holy. Spirit of God and.o ; ,
rchrlst^thif dlyinef helper^ of :' ; --irien,-^ the,
almightylfcomf orter, i[tho g personal s S^i^e^
the>: illuminator, ' tho Inspirer, : the^coii-,,?
Victor" of i sin, the teacher * Oje ,
crucified^ risen;pandp|rei^ngr^^Sayior^
The:power for: Christian? service^growth
'ahdisanctiflcation ■is lod^edfiriv the ; Holjr
1 Spirit;;, -i: ByXwhatt power.i:hasj.Christlanity;.
"advanced I in'ithe (world ?.LTh©;P.?' wer j ls i the
i spif it?of :the" living' GoditS Christ' ascended
'■ to/ "Heayerr: \ as v'-; the'.; G bd-mari ■;: in^order
,thatT hiaireliglon-; might ibecome ■universal-^
Ized Uhrbugh Hhe i bper atiojas fof jthe i Holyj
Spirit;'-?' Bef or§ • ariy> mariVcanswork | suc
cess fully.; ior 'i God ; he iniust -"waif l?X ori tho
enduementiof Uhe HoljrJGhostiThis jpower ;
cbmesi by^ getting; one's : souli in. a receptive
! attitude towards: God ;S;Thevflrst power^qf
|;thetChris«anllifeHs ; God;th&;Father,l\vnp
has - all g authority '± In%.his< 'keepihg^^The
second ; power ; IS4(^rist- i;wh67died:s:T'nei ;wh67died:s:T'ne
third power:; is ithe"' Holy ; Spirit.fwlio £ in
spires '-: and purifies. ;.; The i Holy fe Spirit t; is
the ;cause .'of! the' success iof.the'.Gospel' in
tlie world:
« , ;. . .ctLtBRATED^. — -.. • qy^sltxb^ aroime
vi. e'-hjmanw r !1«.! 1«. A fair /trial
"; ' .(ja 5-Sun,Tu,Th&w) / . . '..
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X.UPJKlGHT^TM^bctave^fiife'Chi
eago ihakej usedsihcelast • Clirist
'.'■'■ .. .mas, was. s3oo, now $125. /; ' . ./-.
7^ :^pctavfe;., UBU B a -m c
'• makerused one year .Cabinet grand,
infancy' -Walnut,: 'was ; $350; now
///v-'5175.--.-/~----- : ' -/::-:■/-■ - . ■ ---'■/-■:
3 ; UPKIGUTS-r7K;::;octave,- Boston
make, /special, price •to/i ntroduce
them (new)i $250. ■ ■ / : .
1 SQUAKE-Wm.:Knabe& Co., &ill
octave, finest Eosewood case," $100. :
1 SQUAJBE^-Fiscner, ; full octave,
/ line Rosewood- case, $75. -.- _
. . All- oour Pianos we fully .guarantee S
for,s : years,, and furnish a .'stool -and
cover and tune same for one year with
out charge! --' '/' -'■'■'-".' -"•".•
'•-': Call and hear the finest Talking
Machine: known/ . >usesi rubber flat
records; " Aliead -of •- any thing on the
market. ■■;-,.,;.
[l9/E. Broad St/' ; j
: ; ••-'. "^de 30-Sun,Tu&F- : r ■"-■;'.
are more valuable to a Carpet
dealer than ■:- any other truths,
because, they are vital to his
self-preservation.-They embody'
to a degree than ever
before four truthful character
istics— :/■■'. : " •
Quality of Material, ..
Excellence of Texture^
Fixity of Colorings,
/ ; N6yeity of Patterns.
215 East Broad ; St.
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DEPARTURE ; OF • STEAMERS/
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Philadelphia, :. v- ricilmond;-<-'And
. / NORFOLK STEAMSHIP : LINE." "i/
• Appointed' sailing . days=:-evrey : TUES
DAY/;: FRIDAY, and SUNDAY-d tk day^
light.- '. :s- ■-./••;■■■ -;;h/.,::V/;,v-..;'',/.\?-;/':///^/ :
'.-Freight received daily until' 5: PAIVL/
>: -For . further ; informations apply ; v to -//' :■'
%C- .•■'■■/: -.":^"' ■'■ : .; . J."W. 'M'CARRICK,/ .v
General , Southern Agent;
•/v-:\:■"";•:','S/ v-:\ :■"";•: ','S : 'f-W.vP.v CLYDE :.&i CO.;
•/; Ja 2 .... : ; General I Agents. /Philadelphia. '.
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■ with Nbs47rarrivinsJGotdsbpro^3:2^
, , P^ME%wnmingtoni6.iP.l>M.lfP o Ull^
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/-*-:-:il7lP:iMrSMakes:ali: ; stops.2,^ __/;
/: 7:23 rP.>M.^ FLORIDA t^TEST,IN
' - DIAN LIMITED.-; Daily. VArrives.
- \ Petersburg a .7:s9^P:^M;mConiiects
with-Norfolk and .Western for; Nor-:
U-:-::f-i folk ■"and : : intermediateipointsj^^m-;
?'?■:;- pori)a',9:03 P.:M/;':(connectsi with? At-;
; V< - lanticrand.Danvillefor stationsbe
;,-;-: ;-. ■.' tween i Emporla /. and Lawrence-.
/ ; irille);^Weldon:9:33 P. r M^.Fayette-r
'• " :/' Grille 12 :32 >A. "M. ,' Charleston ' 6 .A.
;/;"."b- : iM.; :; Savannah ■ 9 :06 : . Ai l M.Y-. Jackson
/: 'k- ;vi lie 12:45 -P. M. 7 Port .Tampa 11 :*0
■ >..-. .'■-••' : -:,---p • 'At '■-'-"■-,■ >v-- '■• ■■■-'■■" -''"■' :'-V:': '-V : ' *''"••'■ - : ''
:'V-» ; //;new:l[NB to middle^geor
:- p , V GrA^T POlNTS;— Arriving ■' AugusKt
V ; ' M.V^ Macon 11:15 ■•A^M.v^At-:
/:: :iantai 12:35^P.; M.^ThomasviUe_-:^>
'■-. - : r^ . P./M^Pullman^9leeper/;New;jYi>rk.
? /to /Wilmington, \;: Charleston,;; Port
/ ; :i ; Vampa,' "Jacksonville,; Augusta, and
: ■ ■■-■;'-■ ■•.r;Macon.-::.:':-. r ;Macon.- :: . : ' : -- > .:'.\: '':•■" :~~'- : - ; -'r ! -' _j' ''■-'■-■ "J"'-'' :
9:1O P. M. Daily.; Arriving .-Petersburg
■■ •■■'■'■■' ; 9:55 P.- M. Connects at. Petersburg.
;.< . -vr; with;" Norfolk # andi;>Western .rail- .
; . • w way, v arriving Lynchburgi 2 :30 i A.'
'-:-:M.;>Roanoke;s A.' M:; Bristol 10:40
V. V / A:. M.v Pullman/ Sleeper Richmond
: : v-. ;.to Lynchburg.*: '" ' ' .' >I :T ; . ' :
11 :30 P. M. DailyT :'"■ Arrives '- PetersbiPrs
•:/:?-/ 12:10; A. ii.' :u-i ;; Vv-VV v -V :'^:/ "
;; - TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
•'■: ' £6:57- A: : ; M. -; Daily* - From Jacksonvilie,
;-:;■-■-?/;-'--/ Savannah. • Charleston,, -Atlanta,
. ; Macon, S Augusta,^ and all- points
./ ■ ';s South; / ■: ■ -:-:•/.::■/// . ' ■ .'
/7:35 A.; at ... Daily. - From Petersburg,
'Lynchburg,: and "the West. - - -/ ■
B:4S a. m. . '/ Daily., except :, : Sunday.'
Petersburg:loca!.-- / -
. 11:1O IA2:M:". Daily," except : Sunday. : From
/:• - / Goldsboro' and intermediate: sta-:
: ; -V '■--'•'. tions, -• Norfolk,^ and , Suffolk. :
11:42 A. M-.v Daily/>,From Norfolk, . Suf
: :^-- ■-■.. i f oik. ;; and Petersburg." . //■ : - /. ■
11 :1O A. M.^Sundaj--. only." From/ Norfolk,
■"Suffolk, and* Petersburg/
•■ S:ls;p.M. iDa3ly,'except:Sunday.-From
-,- -:-.-; Petersburg. •■ -,r--.f- ■-'"■■ -•"'■■. - .:_;:•{■'
• 7:45 -p. Ml :.: Daily. -' From * Miami, i Port
r -; Tampa, 1 . Jacksonville, Savannah,.
: Chatleston,: Wilmington,! Golds
■boro',:and:allipoints;South. -, "
C:SO P;M. rpaily. - From Norfolk, ' Suf
"■:'■?::>%■'■■ folk." and'- Petersburg. .-":-. ' : . •
8:50 P. ;ivr>v ; . Daily. From . Petersburg,
■ / Ls'nchburg, arid West..' : ;
■s : : : - v-^i/-; > =■. T. M. ; EMERSON, /
J. R. KENLY, . v Traffic Manager.
■'"' General" Manager. :.--...
H.-M.: EMERSON.^ - : './> '. '. -
..GeneraliPassenger Agent.
.v.?»,vr:!>-..yc.:S. CAMPBELL., /
- ■■-■■■ c-* Division Passenger: Agent,
_.n024. - '..-■" .533- east- Main street.^;
- ->;^BXY' N LINE -
;tp;;baltimore
Via; ■:C^& : Oyj;Raii^ay::''an'd
/-• ; /Old Point. ;,; '
-..,..• "-:"Vu/si"3UAIiJ BOUTBJ.".'
- 'Leave Ilichinond ; via; Chesapeake and
Ohio railway, daily, : except Sunday, at 4:45
P. M.. .connecting -at Old : Poin t with tha
superb: steamers of the Old' Bay Line;
leaving- at;7:ls PPr. r M., arriving Baltimore
6.30 A. M;'. in- time"to" to make connection
with v .:iill 6 trains -North. :East.: and' ."Wesf
Short ; rail ride- and -all -night Lon' one of
the finest Vsteamers in- southern -waters.
m For tickets and: general information ap-^
ply >at general > offices: Chesapeake:: and
Ohio- railway. -Richmond- Transfer Com
pany,-and ?35 east Main street.
; . ; -, -DEPARTURE : OF STEAMERS.
'^fc 'JAMES, R I VE R
DAY LINE.
• Steamer : Pocahontas' leaves every MON
DAY '■■■'■ WEDNESDAY, and/: FRIDAY at
7* A -" M/ : for Norfolk, Portsmouth; /Old
Point Newport . News, ' 'Claremont.- and
James-river Endings; .and connecting, at
Old ; Point and Norfolk for Washington,
Baltimore, and; the /North: . '.'-■■ :c: c - .■
State-rooms. reserved for the night at
moderate /prices. / ;.-- ' .; ,- /
Electric-cars direct to the wharf. Fare
only $1.50 ; >and? §l: to. Norfolk. Music by
Grand Orchestrion. ;-,.: : ; : ; .- .- : ■ -.'. ,';/
.: Freight received for : above-named places
and^all' points in: Eastern Virginia": and
North Carolina. ,' IRVIN WEISIGER, ;
.\ '_* /; . . General Manager. ;
E. 'Al '. Barber, Jr. ; . Secretary; ;:-. •- r ja 2 "
': f^ STEAMSHIP 'I MFffi /
-DSiLY' LIN£
For : Sew; York," the Xorith^ anil East.
[-. PASSENGERS . can ; 1 cave /flail y,- [ except •
Sunday,', by Chesapeake i and ' Ohio railway*
at 9 -A. M. via Norfolk,. or . O % A.'-; M. and
3 P. M. by.: Norfolk and /Western rail-
'.way via'f Norfolk,':, both / lines : : connecting /
;wlth' f direct«steamers sailing same rdav. .
MsSteerage ipassengers' can leave :by'.aux
iliary steamer's Wednesday, anrt !
Friday, "'sailing from -Rocketts :: at 5 P. M,-. \
and changing: to; main-line "shipa at Nor
.folk. ;."-•-'•■- '-.';. ..-,'' ■:'
.;< FREIGHT. . for all northern, ) eastern,
andforeign ports /received, at company's
wharf,":; Rocketts, rand forwarded :■ daily/
except ' Sunday. / - -- .
'" - ' FROM' NEW, YORK. ' " ~ :
/PASSENGERS ..can .leave daily, ."except
Sunday, X: from k: company's . pier, ; No. . •25 i
North river, at.' « ? P. 2.1., for. - Old Point
Comfort-: and ; Norfolk/ 5 connecting- - with :
Chesapeake', and/ Ohio | and Y Norfolk / and i
'■Westefn^'trains'-foryßichmond. / : V'~ : ,
/received and forwarded daily
except ;: Sunday . v ;-; V :;■ I ',: -; . ; ;
" : Tickets !pn .■. sale : at •- company's /office/ 1212
east - Main* street; y: Richmond ' • ' Transfer
Company's;*9o3-teast aiain^ -'street;,*- Mur-1
phy'sHHote]*' t '.Chesapeakevand;;Ohio, -and
-Richmondr >andt Petersburg depots/ : Rleh
mond/Bajggage: checked through to. all
points/ '-^ 7 ,^',^' ; /':-"v '■•-'- : ■. ■' : -/'- : ';-"'/:: r :' : --.: ■ /;'■■:;-•. ; '. ; :
: -For r further. 'information apply .to - :
i :.'.-:■ . :4vy-K- JOHN? F./MATER,yAgent; :
■ • 1212 1 east^-Maincstre'et/ : : Richmond/, Va. : .
ii 9 General JoffiQesti SI- Beach street/,; corner':
•West* streetvrNew/rY/orkryN. :Y. : - '; . ~ ; - .
[' ;H.. 8: WALKER; >:.'•' X,;J/ ! : J.'-BROW2Cr. :: .
• ' r Trafiiclrlahager. .:Gen'l;: Pass.^ Agent.'-' '
iiltiliili
\~;-'-- steamship Lines.
'.Direct iumte to
fBO^OX,^MASS.Vr AXDV PROVIDEXcfKi
V - B-Jt
:: M Steamers "leave Ufor.ssßostdttlU f or.ss ßostdttl
rMONDAYi^BDNESDAY.-FRIDAY.tand?
] SATURDAY; for tProvidence ? TUESDAY.^
'FRlDAY.^ftff' SUNDAY at 6.F..25. : '
; andf cuisine sunsurp"ass«l
ecf. . . ' -
-andvifreight^ taken if or. \ali:
iNewsEnglandSpoints.'
I oiu sale\ at Chesapeake Tand s Ohio ;
: and?Nb7folkiandr.We3tern? railway JoQlces !
"fand|9o3|ea3t3Mal!i .;.•■:. - ". '- J TSr*?a,'
jg£*i£t". R. H. WRIGHT, - ; Agenti^S
i a * ■ ■ . « -^—^—— «-^pj»^— "^mAKZOT^ :
*gO^EAVE*ND*HRIVE
?iiwMA!H^TBEEISTSTIOH.
I to > ■ Old •> Potato
Sbsi^-Nbrfolk,; and ; Portsmouth: ti -
•fSSg^fClif ton'; | , Forge, xy -9, 0T ?° e SJ?^S?dt
Manassas.rv -•-_...„- ..._;
kwisS w:ce P ts Sunday^fo^rßoaaeyv!
. Albe«ne^and?NewiCastle.xParlor ;
Car 'to^ Clifton: Forge. -
S -15 P. il.^Daily;a St. t Louis and iChlca- ;
V ?! go :lJmitedrDining ; Car-itniin /Pull-.
Cincinnati. -Louisville^and
• St Louis Five v to ;V eight^hours*j
qulckest-lineriWest:-^ Connectslfor,
; Sprlngs^Localjtraan
follows -i'StT Louis sLlmited;lromi
:■; vGordonsyille to n Stauntoniv 1 ?^
= - ,- xorfolU -'i and -/•/ • Portsmouth. ;•; • ;P"i.H
•4-45P^^^°Su^;>Ht^
' /Limited^ :.-:to«01d^olnt^0.orfolK.:
and Portsmouth. jParior^Car.; Con
nects at Old Point- with Baltimore.
* Washington, and. .Cape :CharXe3
r: steamers.;:..^ ? '■'v.'V-- : \..., • S.--, ; .. -■■-"
5 : is ; P - M. f Except- Sunday to ■ Eremo. /,
C : ao pl^M --Except ' Sunday to rDoswelL v: :,
?lO^O*P:iM;-oaily. :F.^F. : y^Dinlng-Car.
train: -Connects for ;Vlrginia-\fclot
Springs.' Pullman , to rHinton,;:con
nectingwith^ParloriCar^o .Cincin
nati : arid ; Pullman ,to iCincinnaU/
• Louisvilie^vand^the West. -
AKBIVB SEW MAIN-STREET STA
8-OO Al Ml Except- Sunday, • from Dos-^
. -:v''.weu. ■--■::■■•.: ."-;;■ •. r-r-^,-; :^ ■ : V v
"8-30 A AI. Daily from Cincinnati. .
S -*4O ATM Except Sunday, from 'Bremo;
1O :OO A."M. Daily -. : from' -Norfolk and
: ':\:-k'>,'J Portsmouth. , • ■'■-'. -■■■ . ■ ■.•'■: - - '■:'■■
jo-40 p M.- Except -Sunday,: from Nor
■':- folk and Portsmouth. .-.-'•".'"
3'36'P M: Daily- from iCincinnaU/: . " :"
6 : 3S P*. M.-Daily ; i from -Clifton ./Forge
" and Lynchburg,' and except Sunday,
from New- Castle,-; Lexington, r \ and
, l Buckingham' Branch. ;
7 -2O P. M.v Daily , ?. f rom ; - :N orf oik j and
. "~ -Portsmouth: -■- . .-:■'■■ . -
'S-15 P~M. Except Sunday, : from Cllf
' ' ton 1 Forge and CharlottesviHe.
' Apply -at' Bo9 ;east*llain street,' 903 east
Mahr;street,s Murphy^?; Hotel, ; or ;New
Main-Street \ station ti cket offices for fur
ther information; - - '--: : . - - ' ' - ■ ■
HV FULLER; JOHN D. POTTS,
--G.P. A. ' -■■ A.- G. P. A.
-- ,- - .7 • ■ (n0 27) -■; -
SEaJBOSRD
Air Line Railway.
/"CAPITA!. CITY ROUTE."
SHORT - LINE TO PRINCH^AL CITIE3
r-j. OFfe THE .:: SOUTH : AND SOUTH- -
WEST, FLORIDA;; CUBA/ TEXAS,
- CALIFORNIA, AND r MEXICO,
■'. ;■ REACHING ,- : '-THB-.VCAPI- '
. ■/ - TALS :OF SIX STATES
7 Sclieiinle In Efiect Dec. 1, 1901.
.TRAINS • LEAVE I RICHMOND, DAILY—
MAIN-STREET STATION. . '
10:3T P. JI. '.'Florida and Metropolitan
: .Limited,'' for Petersburg, Hender-
" '." son, Raleigh, Southern Pines, Co
lumbia, Savannah, Jacksonville,
" Tampa. -Miami, aU-- points South
.. : west, Cuba, and -the West Indies.
1O:37 P. M. "Atlanta -Special," for-v'Pe
' tersburg, Henderson. ; Raleigh,
:A Camden, Southern-/ Pines, /Pine
hurst, Athens. Atlanta, Montgom-,
cry, Chattanooga/ Nashville; Mem
phis, and all ■ points South and
: .Southwest. /;/• *.. / '■■■■'- /
• »:3S P." M.,-i -Seaboard Fast Mail," for
Petersburg, Henderson, Raleigh,
.Southern : Pines. Pinehurst, aU
.points in Florida. 'Athens, Atlanta.
Nashville, Memphis, and all points
• ■ South and Southwest: /
.9:10 A. M.; "Seaboard "Express-." Daily,
'■'.- : ' Jor ..Petersburg/.; ;Norlina..-.;N. C./
-. . .; and all intermediate stations. Con-,
.1 .■■;'[ nection' at; Norlina.with • train'•ar
riving " tat -■' Henderson; 2:09 P.. : M.;
Raleigh. N. C, 3^ P. M., and
Durham. -N. : C, 3:53 P. M- daily,
except / Sunday. •
■ 5:00 P.M.; "Richmond :•• and :. Petersburg
Local."MDaily," Petersburg and »aU
Intermediate points. =.: ; - .:
11:45 P. M., "Richmond and -Petersburg.
Local" - Daily, except Sunday, Pe
tersburg ' and ; ' all Intermedlata
points.
Trains leave Rlchmonil for'Wnsh
iiifcton, /-.' ;3fenr York:,, nntl "tl»e Ennt
aktly.r-Xo. "4: atO:JSA. M. and XO/G6
at 3:12 P. 31.;
Connections at Jacksonville and. Tampa
for all - Florida: East Coast points, and
Cuba and- Porto Rico. At, New Orleans
for all points . in Texas, Mexico, and : Cali
fornia. r '".'-■"-.■. \. -,-.-. '...-•.■ ■•■,.:
TRAINS ARRIVE AY RICHMOND"
;-.-■■-• • • ■■.--:/ -;-.:- -DAILY. :-': -' /./, • ;--■/.':, v-. :
6:35 A. M. From all points South and
3:05 P. M: -Southwest.
5:45 P.M., fromNorlina. N. C; Peters
burg, and local points. . :.'■
»:4O A" M.' Daily. /. . ..
S-.00 P.M. Daily/ except Sunday, teom
■;/•, Petersburg. (Local.)'"
; ." . - CAFE-CAR SERVICE.
'Cafe Dining-Cars will be .operated in
Trains Nos. 31 and* 34,: "Florida and Me
tropolitan Limited,", between - Hamlet, :N.
C, Savannah, : Ga:. and :in Trains Nos. 32
and • 33,i."A.tlanta: Special,"/between-Ham
let, N. :C..i and Atlanta, Ga. ; Service "■ a la
Carte:/ Prices moderate; no; canned goods
handled, .'but: the/: freshest /'and ifinest
meats, /: vegetables/'' and staples / served.-
This 'is'an: innovation/ and will; be found
a '-great . " convenience // to "< travellers, ns
against 'meal r stations or 'table d'hote
dining-cars.-. ; •
" :.^' SLEEPING-CAR SERVTCB./ / / :■
Nos. 31 and 34^-Florida and Metropolitan
Limited.-. /Dra wing-Room/- Sleeping Curs,
and ; Through Day Coaches, between .-New
Yorktand - Tampa, :Also,-,Through Draw
ing-Room Buffet Sleeping Cars, -between
NewYcrk and r Atlanta/ - / ' .
Nos. 2T and 66— "Seaboard Fast 'Mail.'r
Through ./ Dra wing-Room : .and - Buffet
Sleeping-Cars •;■ between New York ■-. and
Tampa,- .". connecting -at- Hamlet with
Sleepiny-Car .to and/ from ./Atlanta, in.
connection^ with- which Through : Pullman
Tickets are sold: Finest : Day Coaches.
Z. P. -SMITH, I District Passenger: Agent,
.-' 5 .536 ••■ east -Main .street; -,v :& ' Phone " 405. - ;
J. M.' BARR. Ist V.-P. and?G.M.
.. /.R.E..L. BUNCH, G. P. A.,
: de7): - Portsmouth..' Va.i
; V^r Xoveniber 34, lOOlt
LEAVE RICHMOND :<DAIiiY); BTKJD
;v;:; v;: ■''.'_■; ■-. STREET STATION. • ';*:.. '
■O :OO A.M., NORFOLK LIMITED. Ar
: rives Norfolkll^O'A; M.;Stop3 only"
•■ / -at -■ Petersburg, AWaverly,- and Suf
:;: - •■ .: .:fplfc"v'";-:"--> - v^rx' !'■ '\r:-/: ;-■■;. :'-:r'"::- : '
>-. 9 :05 A. M., •:■ THE -EXPRESS, -
' : - - * for : Lynch.burg, ; >;Roanoke. ; : Colum-
' J bus,- and'Chicago^iußuffetr; Parior
: ,' ■': .' :'Car.i Petersburg?. to jßoanoke: ; iPull-:
T . . man :: ' Sleeper r-Roanoke : to ':: Colum-f .
: .; ■.bus; also, for Bristol,- Khoxville,"
. and : Chattanooga." '/Pullman'- Sleeper:
'- - : ': , Rdanoke -to "Knoxville. -~7 : -.- ■„.:■■;.
g 3 :00 r P. ;-M., ■'■-. : Ocea n Shore ..-Limited. Ar-:
: •• , i- r ives ? Norfolk 5 :20 P. L ii; ; S tops ' "only :
v 'at Petersburg, I ; ;Wa.visr!y/.and e Suf-^
'■■■■ '-■' ' * OonnectsSat^Norfolk^wlthi
;" ; - "■;:,'■ steamers :tol: Boston/ - Providence.^
:^:<: New York,v ßaltimore; 'and; Washr
■?£'.::.., ' ington; Vr' i~".':" :^y- ::'-■ - - v ' '■■ ■■-■' '■' : -" y y
■:? 7^3 p. - M. , I or, Suffolk, ; Norfolk, - and' ln- ;
: ft '■'[ "-":. termediate stations. :; s -Arrives '-'at^
\'l ' Norfolk hat tlO: 10 ! 3L ; : -
v0:10P. ILV ■ f or f ?Lynchbui'g ?and ■ Roa-:
; ' noke. s Connects at Lynchbury h with 1
■ :.r ! ifWashington'i and Chattanooga :-Lim-:
; itedJ r Pullman?S|eepers3Lyncb.burs
,-i ■■■'k :':'■■ to^^ilemphls ?-; arid •s. i *New.>: Orleans. ;
; : Cafe-; Parlor f fan&- Observation 'Cars
' : -' ; ', ; RadfprclSto'sAttal^r.Ala-fHPullman
; oleeper "iibetweeni-JRichmbnd^snd
1 v Lynchburg.^Berths'Sready ■■■fo'f^ac
7- : cupancy.^at^S^O =F.M;«Alsb,JPull
riian;: Sleeper 5 Petersburg r - and \ Roa4
Trains " arrl%-e '■'-' Richmond from liynch
, burg and .the^WeststiaUy i fat( ! T:3S
A. jr.''Cand'iSjsOSP.4Mi;sffom.i3Sror-'
. . folk;and^thejEast;at 4 ill:loyAi'Mv; ;
- .H:43rAvCil.,;nnd :U:SO 'p.- M
: -Office:; sSJS'Mainftstreet:^!^-;::;^5 SJS'Mainftstreet:^!^-;::;^ &?&■'£
JOHN. E. = vWAGNERiS
-. District Agent.
General r Passenger' ; !Ag«S6^s
Roanoke, Va. de 13
Swy'S^Kyj yste^issSct S^Clfir"::
Xov. SI, lOqi.
TH\INS LEAVa KICUJIOXb, V.\.
v A^M:I?N6^-7/^aily7jfor:'Duriiara, .V
- . .C..-£>anvlHe4an(i:;aJljlocai:statton.i
-aouth^ .connecting ;"at ißurkevli!.,
». ■ for -Farmville 1 and >L.ynchburgr a:
"Jeffrey:} : for.; local i stations ; on Nor
folk Division -ita -Danville; Ox
ford.for^'Hendersou;^at yDurham
for: Raleigh, ? i" Go>'dsboro', and ait
' North :Caroiina"pomts. /
' . S:3O P.". M-'No.?; 2). ; limited i train da!!y,
for Jacksonville and >' ail Florid.)
points;" : Havuna,T;Nas3au, etc' Con
necta at;Moseley. Farmvilu
■4? /.'■; ■":' ;':: and i\ -■ Powhatan :;railroad; a;
:Green3boro*..?for>' i Durliani,: Raleigh,
; and Winston-Salern; "at Charlotu
with -No.-: 35. ::■-•■? sUnlted ' States faa-.
. mail/ solid -train, daily, for >,v, f
Orleans r; and v points" South, •wh'c^
carries iSleepers^ to* New Orleans.
'"-•; ;?vi. ; >:Drawlß«<-Room"? Sleeper : ; Richmon!!
y~\-;-£ -to ■ /Atlanta: ""and ; Birmingham.
: - ; "train, /with Sleeper, ; tia:j».
- bury ; to. Memphis. f.ning;Car aer-
Sa./i- l i~ I A-iCe.f'X- ;•:"• :■-•:-.■;"'"■_;■: ■-•:-.■;" '"■_;■ ■':■■ >'-"'Jv __ .
11 :3O P. - M.; i No. U. % oouthern Expr ? jo,
; ■'■;-; i dally for "Atlanta,/ Augusta, JacJc.
V/ ; »«onvilie,:and>points ( South. Sleeper
; '■ : ; : ;for -Danville^£Graensboro%--I-.SaUs
/i "- >bury, and Charlo tte.'^ open' at Rich
? mond 9:30 ?■. P. M. Connection with
i:\\: New York and rFlorida Express anu
■■: ■■'*-.* : i'SwuUrs.'sai^rn K Limited, -which car
*. rles .through Sleepers to Augusta,
*•" iSavannah, : Jacksonville. /. Tampa.
[ Nashville, :Memphi3. 'Atlanta. Ne?/
' '^Orleans, etc. Complete; Dining-Ca»
* service. Also. Pullman Tourial
• Sleeper. Mondays, and
Fridays T Washington to. San Fran
. Cisco change, : with connections
' tions for. ail s points in Texas. Mexi
'■'■'.':':co, and Calif ornia. -.
6:00 P. M., No. 17, local daily, except
Sunday, for Keysvills and Inter
.'mediate poinSt
THAIS S ARJUVB IX IWCH3IO.\T>.
"G:OO^A:M.) /J' ■- "" ; V. ; "■ )!=; .'"
:5:43: 5:43 P. M.) From 1 Atlanta, Augusta.
Jacksonville.:- Ashcville, and all
.points. South... .'; ■
8:4O A. M.; from Keysville and . local
\l'. ' stations. /- / :."-■ ■:. ",•
;:5:23 P. M.r' from Durham, CHarlotte.
Danville and Intermediate stations.
LOCAL. FREIGHT.'
No». : SI and '■ 62. " between Manchester *cd
■"•■ Neapoli3; : ■ ■■:• ' .-. /• '. .■-.".'
mm use, vT>™.'
.THE FAVORITE ROUTE NORTH.
iE.VA'E I RlcioiOXD.
4:30 P/ai.; No. 16, Baltimore liirnited
: "daily, except Sundays, for West
Point, connecting at West Point
- with steamers : for Baltimore and
/ York-river landings, except York.
'" town, Mondays, Wednesdays, and
. ;/ Fridays./' /:■//:- --/' - r ■
S:ls P. iL, No. .10, Mondays, Wednea
days, and Fridays, ."local expreijj
for West -Point and intermediau
stations. Connects with : stajjo a!
Lester Manor for Walkerton ani
- Tappahannock. <
B-OO A. JI., No. .74. local, mixed. Leave*
' daily, ; except / Sunday, for West
.point and intermediate stations,
connecting with stage at /Lestei
Manor/ for Walkerton and Tapca«
; / ' hannock./ ; •.■ :
- : ->iTRaVT.XS ARKIVE lIICHMOSD. ;;
9^13 A. "M., daily, from West Point, wltlj
connection from Baltimore,. -Wed'
nesdays,' Fridays/and Sundays.
10:45 A. M., No. 9, Wednesdaya and
■ Fridays. . - .
i 5-15 p. M., dally, except, Sundays, from
/ ' :West Poirft-and -'lntermediato sta
■'■-■ \-r : ; tions. ;■: '' ■ :' ■ : ' .- v ■ ;.-• .. ■
-Steamers leave West Point Mondays,
Wednesdays, and Fridays s:*"t»
P M.." arriving Baltimore 8:3O A. M.
9 "steamers call at Almonds, Clay Bank,
and Gloucester Point.
aim , C. W. WESTBEJRY,
District -Passenger Agent,
S2O east Main street,
. 'V :•[ -;;■•--■ Richmond, -Va.
-' }.' ' . S. H. HARDWICK.
General Passenger Agent.
F. S. GANNON.
Third Vlce-Presldent and General Man*
. ager, ; Washinsrton. D- C. . no 23
R;^& P. RAILROAD,
SCUEDI'LEIX EFFECT XOV.^J, 1001.
TRAIXS I^EAVE It ICiniOXD—XOR.TIT
\VARO.
4:OT A. -M.. Daily, from BYRD-STREET
.STATION, : , for Washington- and
beyond. Stops at Mllford, '>F; # eC«
- ; . ericksburgr, and Alexandria. Bleep
. : In? Cars to Washington and Now
•York. Dininsj Car.
C:45 A. M., Dally, from SEABOARB
:-. AIR-LINE STATION, for Wash,
.ington and beyond. Stops at Fred «
ericksburg and Alexandria. Sleep
ing Cars to New York. :
7:10 A. M.. Except Sunday.^from EI*BA
•STATION. accommodation ' 'or
Ashland and Intermediate points.
8:OOA. JI., Sunday only, -from BYRD
STREET STATION, for Washing
-ton and beyond. Stops at Elba,
Glen Allen, and local stutions.'Ash
land to Quantico inclusive, Wood
bridge, and Alexandria. . -Buffet
SParlor Car. ;
8:5OA". M.; Except Sunday. front
BYRD-STREET k STATION. for
Washington and beyond. Stop 3at
„ Elba, Glen Allen, and local sta
tions, Ashland to Quantico Inclu
sive: Woodbridge.- and Alexandria.
' Buffet Parlor Car. •
12:15 P. M., Except Sunday. from
. BYRD-STREET STATION, ; for
Washington and beyond. Stops at
. Elba, 'Ashland, Doswell, Mllforrf.
Fredtricksburg. and Alexandria.
i:>. ■■••".-"■ Buffet Parlor Car. Connects witrt
- / .-Congressional Limited.'
3:13 P. M.. Dally, from SEABOARO
v AIR-LINE STATION, -for Wash
ington and beyond. Stops at Dos
well, Fredericksburs, and Atexan
■ dria. Sleeping] Car to New Yor<c.
4:o© P. M.. "Except Sunday. . from
BYRD-STREET STATION, accomj
: . : . modation* for.Frederlcksburs anc
''••:'. ■•-"•' intermediate points.- ■ m
G:l2 P. M.. Daily, : from SLBA STA'
"C 'TION, for Washington and beyond,
• " "Steps.at Fredericksburg and Alex*
"" andria. Sleeping Car to New York.
Dining Car. / " " ,.
C:3O. P. M3J Except Sunday, from ELBA
1 : STATION, 'accommodation foi
Ashland and Intermediate points.
S:OS P.' il.; Dally, from BYRD-STREKt
STATION, for -Washington and b«
.0; yond. Stops -at -Elba, Ashland,
"-'- : Doswell; . Mllford, Fredericksburg,
'•'■■■: ••■-"■- Brooke, OCVidewater, Quantico, and
i -' ■. '.''■■ Alexandria. -Stops at other sta
" ;, tions .. Sunday. Sleeping Cars
, :■■ . *•■ : Richmond to New Yorir. and "Wasn
- ; \ Instcn.to Philadelphia.
j .TItVISS -ARRIVE .:KICn3IO.\D— SO ETH
j;;: - ' '" . ' ward. /- I . ' -
6;40 Ai i 1.,. "Except Sunday, at EL3A;
i - ;;- STATION. • accommodation , from
I ■ ■■■.-■ Ashland and intermediate points.
I■■ !Si2s A: Ji:, Except Sunday, at BYiUJ
| : STREET ,:r STATION, accommoda
:-/. ; -tion-from - Fredericksburg and In
. termediato;point3. : - _
;:8:40 A.?M.,Daily. at ; BYRD-STREET
■ - STATION.-'/ Stops at •. Alexandria.
h • . Widewater. ■■.■-.Brooke, FredericKs
; burg, llilford, Doswell. . Ashlaml.
• and Elba; Stops at other stations
'/• Sunday.. -Sleeping Car New Yors
" .to Richmond. __„
12:48 P.M.. Except Sunday, at BTP-D
,.,., ■-; STREET: STATION. Stops at local
: - stations;. Washington i to , Ashlana
• ■ : inclusive; 'i Glen Allen, and Elba.
,r " ; ; Buffet ' Parlor Car. .■■>. •
; /2:OT P. M., Daily, at ELBA STATION
-*-:■ •■ :3top3-:at/-Alexahdriit and Fredcr*
-:■ icksburg. Sleeping Car from Ne - <
.; -.^.'.'^^Yorki-r] Dining v Car. ■' , .
:B:30P:M/.: B:30P:M/. Dally. atiSEABOARD AIR*
:-" • V liINEi STATION.^ Stops at A!***
.'. ""■-- -■' andria.v- ; Frederick3burs./ Doswe'v
s ' ■ rrar.UTAshland. • .; Sieeping Car frc-a
■; - ■■■-. 'S/NewSYork."^;j. ;; ..-:: ' , ",■ - : - : :". „
S:4O'P.- li:. -Dally, -at BYRD-STREd
•- ■"-■ ■'• %' STATIONS; Stops ; ; at "Alexandria,
■■::■■:-■ : :i-.z ■'■^^Frederlcksburgr.i. Doswell. Ashlana,
■/- ;^%; : : and: ElbaJS (Change at A.cca.) _
5:53 P.iTiV 5 Except V Sunday, "at ELBA
■"."' :! STATION. :; accommodation froa
?>:•' rT Ashland <and Intermediate points.
vLT:I3 P." Mr. -iDally, -at tB YUD-STRKf. I
■Si!? - F -;■:■: STATION.' ::; Stops -at >- Alexandria.
;.j:; .j :: ~ : : , Fredericksburg, rDbs well; Ashland.
■ -'-" and Slba. " : Sleeplnjf , Car3 ,'roni N« v *
"^^^orkHiftujdi^Wasbiaston. : Dinia,;
Car. ' " '-"
i>:4O P.MT.V:i- Dally, at -BYRD-STRKi^
:^#;pSTATlON.:.'Stop3!atilocarstaiion?.
Washinprton: to -Ashland inclusive.
C!en-Al!en. and }Elba. "ißuKct r*:+
li^^. lor Car. • ■-
ilO;^9 P. M.. -Daily.% at SEABOAUD AIK-
E : STATION.:;* Sto ps : a t A t«:is j
an>t
Ashland." .Sleeping Oar.s from No.*
laGuneral 1 Manas er. .~ :!Ftosfa«ja^ i

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