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?ner
winter in coming
if you have koomh to rent
OR WANT BOAttDKKS,
PHONE 640,
OB WRITE T1MB.H-DIBP ATOH
WANT AD. DEPARTMENT.
THEY WILL SEND AND
TELL YOU HOW TO
DO IT AT A
SMALL COJT.
AMUSEMENTS.
THIRD ANNUAL
Dog and Poultry Show,
MASONIC TEMPLE. NOV. 23, 24, 25. 21. 27, 23.
Ali the biue-U'WHlsof the tar an.i ti-atueruu t Iie.
10?Great Special Featuresr?10
h. aJe i by
5hedman's Famous Dogs and /Monkeys.
Opont 10 A. M. each day. Peril rmftnc?'4:8i and u P. M. Goucvrts ? tilt 11
P.M. One ad m I slon ltioliule.all r-pcwi Feature.
AD. 15. ION : A.ulti, 23c; Chil-ren und.r 12 year., 10c
ACADEMY,
iteo an.I Mgut,
The Burgomaster
70?PZOPLE?79
DDIPCQ. ^l"1' 26-', tOc, 76o, $1.
r nib UP. Night. 86. ?A fiOc.yi.M.liO
/VvAUL/Tl Y, November83andK.
THANSGIVING MATINEE.'
ViEBER AND FIELDS'
HOITY TOITY.
D DIP C C ? Mat. CGc, ftOo, 76o and $1.
rnlULO. Nii{hti?,86,6O,7o,tLU.60
WcLLS-DUHNE- HARLAN
Musical Company, Presenting
kies
Night of the Fourth.
Mae 'i'uei-day, ThuredayJ-aatiirJay.
FOOT - BALL!
VIRGINIA
VS.
CAROLINA,
THANKSGIVING DAY,
Broad-It. Park, 2 P. M,
Admission, $1.00 nnd 51.60.
SPIDER-WEB FARTY
-AT
110 N. FIFTH STREET,
Friday, Novemoer 11?4 3j P. M.
ADMISSION, ... 6 CENTS.
Cindy, Ciik- and Ice Cr.-nm for Sa'.t.
The Valentine Museum
?i.&v?N'm AMI CUM B'l'hlubla.
ov&k io a. m. ru e *?. at
ADMISSION 25C.
FREK JU ttATUBUAYsi
Tha GxifeJania 4ijsej.ii
'4tl?,L*> 414 4i.\U Lju.i1 a41iu.ii.ia.
Opi-lis uaio Hum ? A. Al. to o r. &L
Admission. '& cent*. r're* on 6?mrui>?
Annual Thanksgiving bupper
AT
LAUBBL 8TREKT M. B. CHIHICH,
Thursday, November ?6, from 4 to 11 P, a.
kfcV. Dr<. JOHN hAN.NON
will be present and deliver a humorou.
lecture.
ADMISSION. 2a CTS.. Including .upper.
CANlAiAl
E'THEI?, TM i.E->UI Ul QUEEN,
BenttOt Violet Society West-View BaptJ.t
Church.
TUESDAY. NO VfcjmiBR J94TH. 1903.
Admission. 25 cents.
6CHO0L9.
SHORTHAND
?. It t. written In
CONGRESS.
Learn to write Shorthand as It I.
wiuTi'EN by congressional REFOJt'l'.
EH3. The short cuts ot Connies*!- iml re?
poroi>?-.0u words a minute. A limited
number,
full scholars taught by MAIL.
Corgressiotal W ufifll
Ccrrcsporderice jUlUUlj
Washington, O, Q,
SS ??:,:;.--?-:?. -r.T: ? i?rrs?". ?,? ? ? . . " :?',??;-,??&
Mills Having Linton
TO OFFER PLEASE MAJL MB *AM
pies and advise quantities on hand and
prices deslied delivered at Amsterdam,
N. V., or Now Yprlt Uty. Want Ujem In
i/ressod balaa (not co-mpreasad). CHAS.
W. MgCJLJiUt. Agent, AJMtWiftM, H, ?,i
j_NQTlCb. _
| Manchester Taxes
I ara now ready to receive the State
' Taxes for 19J3, also all City Tuxes unpaid
ior 19U3. All persons who have paid tho
itrut naif of tneir c.ty, school and sewer
> tax July 1st laet should pay the other
i imlf by December 1st, to save 6 pur cent.
: penalty on last halt, and moee who have
1 t<aid none or their city taxes will, by pay
, inn the whole of the same on or before
i December 1st. save the 5 per cent, penalty
I on tho ait half of the same. Five per
l cent, will be added to all taxes, State,
city, school and sewer, unpaid after De?
cember let. i
J. W. BRONAUOH. Jit.,
Treasurer ~iiy of Manchester.
Henrico county, Va., Nov. let, 1MJ.
I AM: NoTiuE.
STATE AND COUNTY TAXES ARE
now DUE, and I or my deputy w 1 be >n
tny onics at Henr.co County court ou^s
dally from 9 A. M. to 5 P. .i-L to >e e.ve
the same, delinquent lands may a.so d?
received be.oia sale.
WM. U. BRAUER,
nov.U-lOt . ,.T.eaguier.
""r ' MEETINGS. ?
NOTICE Or STOCKHOLDER* MEETINO OF
THE CHASE CITY MINERAL WATER
COMPANY.?By order of tit* Board of Direo
toie a apodal meeting of the BU,..lcholderi of
the Chano City H.nursl Water >_,.n.pany is
hereby tailed to tx" held at "The -uueK.eu
'burg/' 111 Chase City, Mecklenburg- county,
Va.. on FRIDAY, the 27lh November, lfttf,
at I P. M. of that day, for the fol.oulnf
purpose*, namely: To provlua funOs for tne
payment of tha oulsiand ng de u- a tha
Com^u.y and for the further prosecution i'f
It* business, sad la case that la not uod*
eatUfocturity. to auth r.xa a a?. o tne
rights, franonlues and all tho property, rial
and paraonal, nf tha Company, and to upply
the proceeds thereof to tne payment of the
Company'* debta, and to the distribution of
the surplus, If any, to the parties entitled
thereto, and the aald stockholders are hereby
notified and requcated to attend said meet ng,
Done by order of the B' ard of Directors
this Wth da? of November, 1W1
THOMAS F. JEKFRESS, President.
The Very Best Wood Heaters
FLASH?Cast Iron bottom and top (In
four sizes.)
STAR?Sheet Iron, with oast-Iron feet
(In three .lies.)
For sale by leading dealers everywhere.
SCUTHERN STOVE WORKS,
Manufacturers of all kinds of Stoves.
RAILROADS.
READ FlChmentl, Fre1eric<ti
? ?? (X It Lurg ot Potomac ri, ,4
i r?i...s t-guV* ii,?.n,ii o.. u?. ,?wrn,Wrtra
Uld. At., HiHii. 4>,>t'U i>L. XlliOUgU.
U.w A. i>i., U.U.>. 4UU1U OU lLU Uu0ll.
i .10 *ti u., n sua u?i o. I*iu4. Aaituuu UC
CUtll.llUUUilUII.
t>.w a. m? Sunday only. Byrd su
Tiuuufih. Local eiopa.
6.10 <*. M ween. uui?. Byrd St- Through.
u.? uuu.,, week days. Byrd hi. Thruuawi
t.uv f. M.. uteiv uay'a. ojrd Si. * icu
ei'tutvSUUi* UCi.dlU.nUu.KlOI..
5:uu P. daily, w.*ui ou Through.
()?-? f. at.. ?udi? uuja. UtlUa. rtOi.iu.uil ac
v-.>i.-.uuuaiion,
8:05 P. M., da.ly. Byrd St. Through Local
?tups Sunday.
...... m/m..v4 a viiinoiiu?dwUtiiwu.ru,
t.?U rt. M., VtcHtL u?ji. til*. AaiiuUIti
oU?A. M? tv?ok dnys, Byrd St. Pred
Al H-noUulfc UllUU.tlUIUUUtlUll,
a.36 A. W., d?uiy. oya du Through.
Lucai ?iu,.? Bt.HU.tJ. u . . ...
tl.Mit, ai? ???.? uaj*. Byidbt. Aliiuiibii
bi/i.ul bitlwS*
t;sH c <n? daily. Mam Su 'ihroutih.
t>;vu 4'. Mm wuea uu^s, Liua, iwmuim un
CUHMIIVUilUlMI. _ , ?
7:lo P. M., dally. Byrd St. Through.
9:00 P. ft*., do-hy. uyrd St. inrough.
Lui_..i ?lOVo.
iu..!< *. V, daily. Main St. Throuuh.
tsoie? Pumnau Simpnig or Paiio, i-his
? in ail iiu.ii.* except iul-ui accoinuiuuuiitnik
\V. L>. DUlvu.,'*;. vv. CULP, v., p. 'VA > iioiA
Uvti'l Matir Vss't. Lien 1 Man'r. Tiat. Man
l^WNoWWesten,
' LEaTE RICHMOND .DAILY,
9:00 A. M.-NUiti1 ULiv HMiiii,D. Al
rives Noifolk U:Ai A. M. 8toi? only ut
Petersburg Waverly and Sutinllt.
P;05 A. M,-CHIC.aO0 EXPUMS. Q?Itol
Psrior Car, Peteisburg to Lynchburg ai.c
Ro-anoke. Pullman Sleepers lloanoku to
Columbus. Bluefleid to Cincinnati: ;alsu
Itoanoks to Knosvllls. and Knoavllle tu
Chattanoosa and Memphis.
?3:10 PI V.-ROANOllE EXPRESS (or
FtrmvlUe, Lynchburg and HoanoKe.
3:00 p, M.-0CEAN SHORE LlMll'ED
Arrives Norfolk 6:30 P. M, Stopa only at
Patarsburg, Waverly and Bultolk. Con
neots with steamers to floston. Piovl
denco. New YorU, BaUlmere ana Wash?
ington*
7:V6 P. M.-Fcir Norfolk and all s tat Ions
h%1t?lttJW? ORLEANS SHORT
LINE. Pullman 8leepers, Richmond to
Lynchburg nnd Roanoke; patersburg to
East Radford; Lynchburg to Chattanooga.
Memphis and Now Orlaana- ?^afe Dining
Trains arrive from the West 7:35 A. Mm
?:05 P, M. and 9:10 P. M.I rrow ^QJ?foIk
11:00 A. M. snd 7:20 P. M. ?
Office Nn. ^? East Main fitreat,
W. B. BEVILL. C. H. BOSLET,
Gen. Paw, A?*n*- Vlt- r?'*' A*,nt
The Rati (or
Truffled Win! Advertliln*
ft 1 cent per word Net Cash In
ADVANCE, with a minimum cost
of M cents for each Insertion.
Tha same rata applies to deaths,
marriages, obituaries and all other
classified notices. No display type
showed in tha classified column*.
LOST AND FOUND._
LOST-YESTERDAY MORNtNO, BETWEEN
11 and U o'clock, on tha Oakwood and Main
Street cur, west-bound, or bawu.n ,>lnth
and Main and Posters Utuulo. a POLVtii'
LOOK, containing- a (5 Kolil piece and it pas.
from Richmond to Norfolk, marked Mr. J3.
Quodwin. Finder will p,oa?? Mturn to r'oo
TER'S STUDIO and rocelve rewaiu.
LO^ST-fiUNDAY, NOV. 22D, BETWEB . 910
wust Oruco Street and Sl James' chur~.i,
South Fifth atieet, a 8.1 ? PL' wltn
dlumund center In cluster of turquoise A
liberal rowuru paid Li- Its r?t i to tho
fe..UTtIEBN;UUt,ENoWAKE UFFiCE, Uoo.n
18, News Leader Building.
LOST-BBTVVBBN THE JEFFERSON AND
60s East Frnnklln Street, on Tnumday after
noon, a silver BRuOOH, In the form ot a
swallow, with a quid pun In Its beak. . Tnu
finder leaving It at Una oftioo w.i, bu suit,
ahiy rewarded
iTdST-HOUND DOG! WHITB~ BROWN
spots; Baltimore city license; will answer to
name of "Sport." Leave at LI South Uasrry
Street and (at reward.
LOST-ON VVKS TFRA.VKMN STREET ON
Sundar a email metal ear TRUMPET. _'l is
retui n of same will be appreciated by ALSO
W. ARCHiiR, Vrt South bightn Street.
LOST-STRAYED ON SATURDAY. 21BT.
white POINTER; liver-colored ears, bib ta.1.
Hultablo rewa.tl for retur.i to JA-.'iv , /
guy, 6 Ooddln Hall. Eleventh and Bank
Streets. _ _
JriELP ^AlNfTEi5^-Male.
ANT INTELLIGENT PERSON MAY EARN
good income curresponu.ng fur newspap* s{
experience unnuc-i-sa-ry. bond f .r u?r.. ul.is.
PRESS SYNDICATE. Loekport, ?? ??
FIRST-CLASS INSIDE WIREMEV AT ONT",
n.nu-houi- day: no second-ens men or help?
ers need appi". tiL&C. & Cv.vo. CO. uP vA.
PERoc,. TO CALL ON RETAIL TRADE
f.,r mamifaeiur.ng house; eatory 120, paid
weekly; expense money advanced; previous
experience unnecessary. STAAuAitii, Hi
Lvarbuin street. Chicago.
recruits Wanted for the u. s.
Marine Corp?Auie-OuOled, unmarried men,
between a?es of 21 and &, tor service
aahuie unci siloat. Apply at Sharer Build?
ing, next door to General Posiofllce.
SALESMEN WANTED. PERMANENT POSI
tlon. to SHI nuw map of tnu t.iniuil tut s
and World, eue (16x16 mciies; two ,nup? in
on??. ri-pr?sen.ullve? n.,w at ?urk , in. king. 14
to 150 per week, Adilreaa RAND. M'NALLs"
& CO.. Hi frIfih- Avenue. New York.
fJTENOORAPKERB-W ANTED, 8TENO0RA*
phers'nnd bookkeepers at once. No. ? North
Ninth Street.
WANTED. AS SUPERINTENDENT OF AN
Underground. Orv M.nins opera, on In Vir?
ginia, a man exponent In handing labor
and machine, y; tnu mine it located tn a
healthy and weii-sottied country, and I, Al?
ready In operation on a goui s.ale. Address
MINING, care this ofllce.
WANTED. HEBREW GENTLEMAN FOR
work in Riuhmond. to whom the ProyliLnt
Savings Life Amuranee S-eiety of New York
will offer a contract on the vary best Ur.its
obtainable from any company. a,/pi, at
COMPANY'S. OFFICE, 1103 K. Main StreeL
WANTED, A GRADUATE OF COLLEGE TO
teach Mathematics. Latin and Chemistry; a
graduate of military col.ege VjtiCired,
though not required. Apply to J. w. TINS
LEY. Martlnuburg. W. Va . _
WANTED. BbttlSTERED ASSISTANT PHAR?
MACIST; young man preferred; a good posi?
tion to the right young man. CO.-<uuu.s'8
PHARMACY. Phoabus, Va.
WANTED. TO KNOW IF YOU WILL DtBV
trlbuts advertising matter: rail, ble epe .. ity
company; H5 weekly snd --sxpenses. TRI?
UMPH CO., Dallas, Tex. - .
WANTED, AN ALL-AROUND RESTAURANT
man; one that has had ao.ne.experienc In*
reitauru.nl cooking. Cail, with references, be?
tween < and 6 o clock. HO E. Main Street:
WANTED, REGISTERED ^DRUGGIST AT
once; 6lve recommendations; s.ste time In
business. Mr. FERHUM. cure Un.vero..y
College of Medicine.
SITUATION* ~WANTED?Male
A WHITE MAN. 25 TEARS OF AGE. SOl EH,
reliable and with good referencs. wunts
and must have work In order to su.jp it-his
family; understands the care of horses thor?
oughly, and for a num.er f . ears , s iwna ;d
tho horses tor a large cun-ern In thL >lty:
willing to do auytn.ng to ntivKe an holiest
living. Address WORK WANToD, uare uiL
ofllce._I
REGISTERED PHARMACIST OF SEVEN
years' experience desires pi.sl.lon ,.s I a e ing
aaleaman for drug, Jobber or drug ..un-lau
turer. Address "SALESMAN," etna this of
floe._|
WANTED, BY A PRACTICAL CUTTER AND
tailor, -a position In merchant tall-rln e?
tabllshment as custom cutter, or a posiuon
as cutter and designer In pan.- or unroll
factory; A-l references. Addresa S. R. T.,
csre this ofllce.
HELP WANTED?Female.
DRESSMAKER-WANTED, DRESSMAKER
to go out by day; one thst can cut. fit and
run sewing machine; state price wanted- Ad?
dress P. O. Box a?7. ..-?_
gTENOORPATlBR WITH AT LEAST TWO
years' experiences must be good speller ....,
accurate, and with ability to become -a to
secty; Oliver Typewriter will bs ?.urchaaed. j
J. L W-. care this office.'
STENOGRAPHERS-WANTED, STBNOGRA* J
phers and, bookkeepers at ones. No. 6 Nor.b
Ninth Stroet.__. |
WANTED,_ A WHITE WOMAN TO COOK I
for family of two In modern a, artme.it hou e;
first-class referoncos required. Address E. T.
CHISOM. box BM. city.
WANTED, A PIRST-C1 ASS COOK ArPLY
with references to 611 West Oracs Strest.
SALESMEN WANTED,
WANTED, TRAVELING SALESMAN TO
?ell as a side lilt* pure Oeorgia Cone Syrup
fn Virginia. Address, MABbBTT ? OKud.- .
ER. Qultinan, Ga., gMng ists.encei.^_^ |
WANTED] a"" FIRST-CLAS8 SALESMAN,
not now employed. Address AD?iiRiI6*vrt. i
oars this oft it*. I
IVIES-DISPATCH WANTflDS.
JPENTTeDOORSOFBUSINESS
A GENTLEMAN DEBIRtNO COMFORTS OP
home (board, room, bath, etc l In irlvat*
fsmilv can obtain samo near Monroe Pa k;
SeterenceS exchanged. Addren A. W. A.,
?ostofllce Box It, city.
BOARDERS WANTED FOR TWO ROOMS,
Second floor, fronti suiJ eonn>c ing nomi
houso well furnished and steam heatln/r
tii'-nnphonl, ?-i?.h llrat-clsss board: reference
exchanged. Mrs A F. CRAIG, MT W. Gracs
btroet._ j_
MAIN] JT JlS-FIRST-CLASS DOARD,
bright rcoms, newly furnis ed: poroi.ain
: bath; permanent and translen.s dcsi.e.i
Wa"nTED. OCCUPANTS FOR TWO NICELY/
fumlshfd rooms, with or with u sbl b->n U
! Wist Grace Btreet, near Laurel. Address
I "HOME," cars this ofllcs._
WANTED? OCCUPANT* FOR BRtOH-,
sunny rooms; ?Insrt'i or sn sult# wit or
? without board; transients accommodated; tWI
? Wast Graos Street.
317, W. GRACE ST.?WANTED, BOARDERS;
transients accommodated._ _
| ROOMSFOR RENT?
FOR RBNT^TO GENTLEMEN OR ADI"LT%
unusually attractive rooms: select'neighbor,
hood; first-class board If desired. Addross
, Mis. k., care this office.,
FOR RENT.
FOR RENT-THtRD TLOOR, CONSISTING
of two large rooms, with bath conveni nt;
possession Immediately. 'Phone uu or apply
at 315 South Fourth Birest _
REAL ESTATE?For Sale.
POB~~8AUJ?mODRRN TWO-STORY 8TORE
house and four seres land, on ma n in of
NnrMk and Western Railway: convenient o.
churches, schools; , with or wluo stock;
excellent stand. Apply HAMF-EN W.L ON.
Block Walnut. Va.
FOB SAIE?Cotton plantation for isle, rtoh
bottom laud*, lloufioki- lllvcr; MeHtnhoat ;
Imullug on premises; attd aw*. 83 rollee from
Norfolk. II, C. UAUlllKUTON. Palmyra. N.
<?? _ |
NOTICE. _
ROVAL TRIBE OF JOSEPH MEMB^RSHTr
All those members if the above order who
want assistance In their present predlcamont
ami deslro to find a way a o 11 ,r
trouble should write at once to ROUbRr
ARMITAGE, care this ort.ee. He esn .ug .at
d woy for all._
MfWTIClJl.LO HALL REOPENED FOR
dances end private entertainments. Apply
to R. FBRRANDINI. 615 Eaat broad Street.
DR. P. P. BTARKE. 123 EAST BROAD j
-?r i -ias iouo\erud and resuuietl hie aeu.al
practice._^^_
CUT PRICES IN TALKING MACHINE
Records and slightly uSJd Uprlg > Pianos.
Thr?e wooUs ago you were paying sue. tor
the best moulded records for cylln ur la.kns
machines. We are soiling them at 2Sc. \ou
can afford to have music at ihls price. THE
CABLE COMPANY. No. 311 E. Broad Street.
GREAT BARGAIN TN FINE MOO CABLE PI?
ANO: original purchaser has left the city.
Tho plono will be sold to,a quick piirehaAHr
at an unusually low p.io*. , HE CABLE
COMPANY. No. 213 E. Bmnd BtmeL
DO TOU KNOW YOU CAN GET THE BEST
Moulded Record at our store for 25c. ? /j
other store will sell you at thl: price. THE
CAI3LB COMPANY, No. 213 E. Br-ad StioSL.
FRi:E!!~_WE WILL FOR "THE NEXT TEN
days si va onn copy nf Mi-.,, muile to any one
sending us the name and'address of owners
of cylinder talking inachlnea Fo heir nam-i
and address will furnish on S)c pi-o of
music. THE CABLE COMPANY. No. 313 E.
? Broad Street ?"' " '..
120.00 WILL BUY ONE COLUMBIA QRAPHO
PHONE and one dozen jeco.as.r an* on Uiie
If desired. Invest ?ju In a Columbls Talk.ne
Machine, including one dozen retforda. THE
CABLE COMPANY,' No. 213 E. Broad Street
IM* "NEW BLACK, MOULDED RECORDS
for cylinder Talking Maohln.a; our prices
jco. You can now afford to havo mude. Ko
member this record fits -any cylinder ma
chine. THE CABLE COMPANY, No. 2U B.
? Broad Street
ONE QEAUTtFUL FULL-6I2H3 WEBER
Grand Square PIANO, original price, toW.
for tale this week st tJOO This Is a l.an--aln
ice It. THE CABLE COMPANY, No. 213 E.
Broad Sweet
A NUMBER OF SLIGHTLY, USED UPRIGHT
PIANOS to be sold this week at a sacrifice
price. 8ee-us. THE CABLE tOMPAN X, ;\0.
J13 E. Broad Street. ?
FREE!!! WE WILL FOR THE NEXT TEN
da?'a give one copy of Wc. music to any one
sending us the names and address-s .f uwne <
' of cylinder Talking Machines. For their
name and address one R>c. pi e f mu Io win
be ilven THE CABLE COMPANY, No. 213
B. Broad Street. _
BPECLVL SALE LARGE FANCY DECO
rated Lamps. $1. N. KLEIN & SON. 620 B.
Biosd Street_
HURRY UP OR ALL THE BARGAINS WILL
bei soldi STIEFF, 43] East Broad. _
STIEFF HAS A NUMBER OF BARGAINS!
tot* forthem? STIEFF. 431 East Broad.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
WANTED. QUOTATIONS FROM PARTIES
who can furnish 60 to 100 sacks rtrst-o uss
hsnd-plcked peanuts monthly for cash; JS0
Nostrand Avsnue. Brooklyn, N. _Y._
~ ANTIQUES.""
CALL AND BE CONV1NCED-A FINE Co?
lection of original Antiques at low prlcea L
N. ARNALL, 8W Brook Avenue,
RIOKBOND AfTKiUE FURNITURE CO., dealer ?
io mily origlual unthiues, brass goods sud I
copper pint". 239 Whi Broad StrsM.
DON'T FORGET BIGGS' ANTIQUE 6TORB
when looking for Chilstmaj a.io wedding
pr?s?m a l_6ts_K??t_ Ma. n- _ _,;
r~'~r~ INSTRUCTIONS.
DANCING,_ j
inta Vannie thaw grtmes has re
movsd to 313 E. Main Street; private lessons
at noma: classes. Miuwnio Temple, balu.doy
afternoon.
THE CLOWN SATS HE1 CAN MAKE TEN OUT OT NINE MATCHES.
CAN TOU DO IT?
Solution of puB?Ie In yesterday's Times-Dispatch: She Is under hla rlrfht hand.
I lilt: Itt-.tt I
Daily Business Directory |
boarding.
MISSES MARTIN b busralng house; permanent
aud transient; nice roultls snU good (are;
lull North Seventh Street _
~* BOARD AND BOOMS.
HANDSOME ROOMS. Bolt Uosrd. lasbloosble
loi-Hllty: 6H8 West flrnce.
' 6HC83.
CHEAPEST PLACE to huj shoes. H. SHIKET.
801 East Murubsll 8tre?t.
STORAG ft.
RICHARDSON A?? 0HAj?*i.IA. BeWIasie sn-1
Main Streets. Very cheap sud dry storst,-*
r<ximi? 'I'hnne W3.
BOARDER'.
BOAHD'-ftS?M? E. Orses Strsjt. A roenj, a|.
w?y? for trsnslonts. Ml*. J. A. WARFIbLD.
POULTRY, BIRDS, ETC.
NEW LOT OP JAPANESE FANTAIL8. TELE
scopes, Paradise Fish and rcgu ar Uold . ibb
from oc. up; Globes, Plant and Fish Food.
FANCIBRET SUPPLY CO.. 6? Wast Broad.
CONKBY'S ROUP CURB, GUARANTEED TO
do the business. FANCIERS' bUPPLY CO.
INC., 517 W. Broad Street_
hORS a AM)"MULES. ~"~
FOR SALE-100 FIRST-CLASS MULES. AP
ply st.JOR LASITTER'S STABLES, or 0. P.
CLAY. Tlnrty-nrst and Lelrh Streeta
WANTED, TO BUY TWO POOD HORSES
and Muios. Wagon and Dray. INDEPEN?
DENT TRANSFER CO. __'
LEAKY "ROOFS." ~
DOLS YOUR ROOF LtAK Call up ARMITAOE
MANUFACTURING COMPANY, 'pb-jue nil.
or write u* a postal; we will e?niniue miiu?
and reporl coM of putllne It hi eood order.
DRAMA A LA SWEET.
TIME-A. D. 1903. 8CENE--A NIN ? H-STREBT
Confectionsi-y.
CHARACTERS CALL-STAR CA8TE): MtSS
Forty-Cent Mixture, a leader; M.es Cream
Mint, a plnk-complexlonod b au y; Sa.Ud A -
monds. distant relative of Suga -Coatnl Al?
monds; Soft Cream Candy, a twenty-cental-;
Cho.-olate Almonds, s d.cky beauty, Old
I-'anhloned Stick, a tavorlts; Salt Water a ?
fy. suggestive of sea braes s; Llourlc Drops,
a black-faced dialect ar 1st; Boh-_in*,
Klrses, Taffies. :to., chorus.
THE POWHATAN HOTEL IS NOW open, re?
modeled and thoroughly equipped wltb n?w
furnishings and with faultless beds Man* s
menu GEO. L. PEYTON, of White Sulphur.
Rockbridge and Jordan Alum Springs, and
B. M. BERRELY. 20 years conductor on C i
* o. a r.
ENTER ONE SEEKING GOOD CANDY.
The nnxlous look gives way to a a ?' e of al
tafactlon as Miss Mixture, accompanied by
other members of Ilia compwi.,. a.pesr be?
fore the footlights. ______
ATTRACTED BT EJACULATIONS OF SUR- I
prise coming from the au llenoe, the manager
of the stops from ths wlnga
THE READER MAY LBARN THE SEQUEL
at KAEMPFS. 110 North Ninth. UQ North .
Ninth.
DENTISTRY.
DR P- P. SHARKS.
DENTIST.
123 E< BROAD STREET (SECOND FLOORX
WOOD,
GET GOOD WOOD; It will pay you; prompt
delivery, reasonable price. A, E. DEUEL,
1203 West Main. _
WANTED, TO SELL SEASONED PINE
Wood, sawed, at 44.76 per cord; North Cap}.
Una heart plno. IS. "Paone 48,0. A. J. BOlo
SBAU, Linden and Beverly 8tr?ets._
WAGONS.
WAGONS TO SUIT YOU AT RICHARDiON
BROS.', 613 Brook AvtrtUM.
FOR SALE.__
NO MATTER WHAT YOU WANT IN JEW
elry. from diamonds to plated collar button),
solid silver and plated ware, s did aulu. ,i lod
and silver watches, etc., before buyins con?
sult J. WICINSTEtN. the Wholesale Jeweler
at 1601 Bast Main Street.
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA CALENDARS.
UW4: fine views, with d?so. Iptlona; sola by
Ludles' Socloty Episcopal Church; ixiatpald.
30 cents, Address Mrs. M. O. WALLACE.
University Stntlon. Charlottesville, Vs.
OUR NEW DEPATRMENT OF FINE MEATS.
Fish, Oysters and Game should be teen t bo
appreciated; finest selection snd r.aso.iaMe
prices; they are the choices o. the best
Goods that you con eat and enjoy. ALU. bT
GROCERY CO.. 720-23 W. Cory. 'Phone 364.
WANTED. A FEW MORE CUSTOMERS
hard to please; these know when quality us
well as pHce Is ,0. K.; beat quality obtsin
ablo. A. R ROBINS. Wholesale Diugg.st
200 Bast Marshall Street'Phone I3SS.
FOR BALE-ONE GOOD-8IZB WORK MULE;
tkle s^AApply at SHEL. URNIi'S WAKE
HOUSE, botweon 9 A. M. and 2 P. M.. Tues
da- 24th,';; SIMS.' ]_;
TOR SALE? SEXT5NTT-FIVE FINE LARGE
MULES; would exchange for lumber or saw.
mill property. Address 8. P. CLAY. 601 N
Thirty-first Street _??_
T^OBT^'buR-PLUMBING. HEATING AND
tinning done property go to F. 8. DALTUN
& CO., 16 Governor Street.
FOB BALE?Three horse-power Gasoline EX
GINK. GEO. W. E0KER CO.. IS North _v
entb Street.
BRASS FENDERS." FIRE SETS. AND AN
dirons. N KLEIN * SON. 620 E. Broad St
GOOD SQUARE PIANOS AT ANYPRICE
you want st STIEFF8.. 4J1 E. Broad.
FOR SALE-A NO. I BAR LOCK TYPEWRIT?
ER. No. 6 North Ninth Straot _
"^^Tt^sFHO-CT FURNITURE"
ENTIRE HOUSEHOLDS of Furniture bought for
ciisb?I'esther Beds. Bolsters. 1'1'low*. Car?
pets. Sewing M'ichliii-a. Libraries of mis
celluneous Boi.se: prompt utl-ullau to order*,
Aildre** KUUNITUKIC. 3SW uruug Afeuu*.
' FBaTheT5'Hb_6_
WANTED, to buy Feat hor BEDS; highest cash
nrlces paid: also Feathers Keuoruti-il. "I'houe
8781. CASt'Elt.BKOS.. 1203 Vt West Mulu
Street, c'ltyj,
STOVE REPAIRING.
6FLCIAL ATTi-MTION .Ivsn to repairing hot
waler ranges mid Latrobe stoves; nrst-clasi
city refi-iencts given If i squired. JAMES
W. CARY, 72S Brook Avenue. _
PHOTOGRAPHS.
FALL TRADh has or?nsd up moil:-, but we are
not too bus) to sccoaiuiodute -on si TUK
ELITE STUDIO, SH7 E. B,-u?d Sfvet.
MILLINERY.
FASCINATING FALL HATS-CORRECT
shapes snd the artistic blending of shades
and materials make our hats marvaia of
beauty. Call and see them. Mrs. ANNA B.
ROACH. 220 East Broad Street
WINES AND LIQUORS.
STRAIGHT WHISKEYS-OVERHOLT (FIVE
years). IS.60 per gnllon; Monttrello llv?
years). ?3.M per gallon: Carroll Spring (four
years), 13.2$ gallon: Clifton Springs, best 13
goods on earth; Old Chaitor (full tjuait),
bottlsd In bond, tl; goods delivered. KELLY,
1703 Franklin. _
WHISKEY?Four-year-old Duncan it per gal- I
Ion- ahlpped direct to consumer In govern?
ment inspected distillery s.aled bottles, pack
?d In plain case; Gibson X.\\X (3 or gall i
Duffy Malt SOo. per bottle; Wllso i U per
quart. L. E. ULLMAN. Ulstlllers' Agent.
_Richmond and Manchester, Vs._. ,
WINDjW ULAoa._|
IF TOUR WINDOW GLASS ARE BROKEN
out call up Lsa Ford, lbs I alntsr. No. ?
East Main Stroot; hs will put ihem In fur
you. 'Phone SWfl.
-?-? ' COLD FEeT. .'. !'."_' ''
YOU WOW'T liAVt ctld feet if you b-y a fiasb ,
or Magic Wood Stove st JUUUKNS'.
IT PAYS TO USE
TEE-DEE
WANT ADS.
?Phone 649 for ths We.nl Ad.
man. He will coma.
PERSONALS.
DANIEL PINCHUM, WHO WAS A FIRB
man on tho Southern Railway, whs killed In
s uolllnlon In October, 39->3. and as none of
his effects have been found, sn.l builovlng
that he owned buth person.U and real prop*
erly, I advertise to ask that an informa?
tion relative to uny pro. orty r.jttus of hi*
be given to my attorneys, Messrs URr'A'N
& WILLIAMS. 1104 E. Man Street. Rich?
mond. Vs. MARY I. HULME3. A mi,
AFE \uU HONOR! r COME AND OET THB
largest meal tn the city for 35c.. no less than
8 to 10 covers; also tho unent Porter tl use
Steak for 25c.: finest Home llaro-r. Lynn*
havon and York River Oysters on half-s.iotl
fOc. dozen, single fry 3 o. dozen; ljual n
toast 30c. Everything else In season; quick
service and moderate prices; open nigm anJ
day. The choicest Wines and liquors always
on hand. ugg-Nog ami Apple Toddy on
Thanksgiving Day. FRANCiuNB'B. ?o6-1 _
Broad Street.
JOIN ~THE CROWD THAT WANT THEIR
linen laundried correctly and sen I foi ths
EMPIRE LAUNDRY. 303 N. vary Street.
Discount on gentlemen s weekly or monthly
wash; also dyeing, cleaning' aaj press.ng.
'Phone 31M. __
SOMETHING NEW In donlstry. Hlgh-grnds
bridge work: In my process there Is no pos?
sibility of cracking or breaking off; fo?;ing
nol submitted to heat In process of solder?
ing. I can positively guaiuntee the worst
Q. J. DAVIDSON. Seventh and Proad.
W_MT_D, TO HAND all the lacs ourulns Us
town and lay the carpets, maka th;? abides
and put on the weather strlpx. C. B. Ntilt
VELL. No. 21114 N. Sixth Streeti 'plume to*.
???Ojb_..&_._f_tve ?Have you say old rub?
ber boots and shoes? We will buy ttieni: "?
grind them up. 'i'boiie U48 aud sak for
IIIUAM; 420 Urouk Aveuue. _
CALL AND B^E US, Ws buy ind sell ssoond
hi. nd and new furniture, stoves aud beulers.
Call and see what bargains you cull get T.
B. HALL ANl> CO.. I_ N. Sixth Street
BEAUTIFUL PAPER CHRYSANTHEMUMS
for foot-ball, 6c. each; Ice, cups. b.n-..on Lox ?
and Mowers tor uinner dec-rations; one ef?
fects. Mrs. PULLEY. _9 West ur_~ btreot
'Phone 37:6._
WANTED. THE SICK AND AFFLICTED TO
enquire of us when In want of medicines,
chemicals and appliances for relief of suf?
fering; beat quality ub?lnab.e. A. H. KU_
1NS HOO East Marshall, 'Phons 1388.
WE-"MAKE MAT FRAMF.S TO ORDER,
wholesale or retail: new millinery, latest
style. Mrs. PULLEY, 52S West broad. _V;,
HATS AND OLOTHLS cleaned and pressed! work
called tor delivered, No. 004 lisst Broad.
?I'hone 112L_
shoiTkep- ikhmi. __
AS INDUCEMENT FOR YOU TO TRY OUR
new way to repair shoea, If you brln.t this
advertisement with shoes we will socupt It
for 24c. cash discount on wholesollng; mans
shoes Jl, regular price; todies Roc. Every
pair sowed: no nails nr pe*,s; best leat.ior.
DREW'S ELECTRIC POivSr SHOE FAC?
TORY. 718 E. Main. 'Phono 3.67. U-od until
November 231b. _
WANTED.
WANTED. ALL SUFFERERS WITH CHAP-,
ped hands and lips to try Robins' Soothing
Balm; money refunded In HVsry failure; IB.
?6, Mo. bottle. A. H. ROUIaS. sou _a-t Mar?
shall. 'Phone l.tsg.
WANTED. TO REPRESENT GOOD, RELI
able firs Insurance companies in Alex uiisi
county. Va. Address ALEXANDRIA COUN?
TY REAL ESTATE COMPAN., uver.tAik, ?
Va.
WANTED, ORDERS FOR CAKES OF ALL
kinds for Thanksgiving and Christina*; trull
cakes a specluUy. 60.cents pound; (list-class
In every particular. Address or call on MLa
SARA H. HARVIE. 1L S. Tlll.o Street
WANTED. 20 oHARES RICHMOND PE -PET
ual. Building. Loan and i rust Company's
stock: stale lowest cash price. ??a._s
"much.,' care this ortice.
WANTED, TO BORROW 3160 OR $"00. TO PE
paid back at $15, si'O or *_ per month; good
scrurlty. CIVIL ENGINEER, care tills of
M. SEIGEL BUYS AND SELLS .SEiOND
lienil c it ling, mens ami ladles' shoes; 1W1I
East Main Street _
GAS HEATERS. ALL STYLES. ALL SIZE3
and prices. N. KLEIN & SON. <SL Bast
Broad.
WANTED^" TO BUY TWO FOX HOUNDS;
must be wall broken and s '"U si ck Aaure_
RICHMOND, VA., P. O. Box -6.
MISCELLANEOUS^_
K-LP WARM! Wuod Heaters and Cooking
Stoves. Bul'CE UAKUWAUB CO., 5UO bast
ili.rshall Street.
WIN COW GL-S6?oieop out the woat-er. Corns
in mid It'll the BRUCE HAUUWA..K CU.'S .
man to cuot around sud put .them la; 60S
East Msrehatl. _'?
SADDLtS, Bridles and Harness of all kinds;
Farm Wagons, I'lotvi Slid Plow Castings.
BRUCE HARDWARE CO.. (.OS E. Mar.liaU.
GUNS AND F.-T0LS, loaned Suo.m sua Ammu?
nition ut the BHU0B HAttDWAUB CO., o_
E. Marshall._
MiND YOUR LEAKY ROOF?i aud S-ply to*
roofing paper. You can get it ut THE BUUCE
HARDWARE CO,, 3UB E. Marshall._
CIRCULAR LETTERS DUPLICATED
equal to original typewriting by the Im?
proved mimeograph process: nanus filled In.
to matah. THE SMITH PREMl-rt TYPB
WR1TER. CO. 802 East Main 8trset.
JUttuLNS 6LLI.8 the "Royal" and tbs "Grand
Helper" Ranges; no repairs uecewary to theses
t^U* c?re of themselves.
YOU OAN'T BE boapltsbls and have a cold
home; ?et the Cro?u Baan-Buruer libs most
economical coal stove) or tus Msglc Wood
8tave from JUUOENS' and be happy.
HA NO BARGAINS AT STAFF'S, 481 EAST
Broad.
W1CKLESS BLUE-FAME OIL KEATING;
Stoves at N. KLEIN & BON'S. ?J? B, Broad.
' 'OIL STOVES.
rtiUQtNB BELLB Oil STOVES.
RAILROADS,
SEABOARIi
Air Line 1Lulvvv_
TRALNS L'JSaV'K KiLXIMUAD DAILY.
?:? P. M.-oeaboam ?ail-lu:S4 P. M.
Bcuuoard ...spie&B-To Savam.ah, JuuK'
aonvilW. Atiuntu and Southwest.
?:lt) A. M.-Local-Kor Norllua and tiara
if..
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND PAILY.
?:_ A. M?No. 34??:? P. M.-No. W>~
From Florida. Atlanta and southwest.
6:*j P. M.-lTt'om NorUna and local
VCuy' Ticket Ufflce. 630 K. Main Street.
Phone ??*V _____
AiUsN.IUQOASrUi
,(V,,.?J MM,| | M ?WV??e?V(W 1.JXV*?a ?
_ i4,_-.i. .,???, .n.mu,\,
?t''i-_--*?* v ** ...o.tw.ii, oun. -16r.
|l:uu *?? At. A. Wi L. Lx.uess to ull po.nts
puuihi
V;w a. M. Peter.burg and Norfolk.
m;iu P. M. Peteisuuijj and N. <S \V West,
?UU P. M. Poieishurg und Nuifolk.
tl-iu P. M. -oidsburo Local.
6-50 P; M, Petersburg Local.
7-? P. M, t'l'loriiltt and West Indian Lltji.
Ited," 10 all pUnts South,
9'4o P. M- Petersburg and N- * W. West.
U'30 P. M. Patt-iabuib' Local.
"trains Arm-/Is hiciimond.
J:? A. M., 7:53 A, M." *:-? A, Mi Sunday
only 11:26 A. M.i 11.00 A. M- 1:05 P. 14
?X(%pt 8un3ayi*iW *?. *+?? W * W- "?
P. M.. 9:10 P. M.
tEjtcepts8u^ay^ piv. Prt?.A?V
\7. #. crajq. a?n. r*_. a*l
RAILROADS,
*s^s,s)*)s)ss*.i?ess?ss*?sw?*?^^.?*!"?? ?swsjs.as-iiiig.iaMWissei
?_U1H__ HAILWAY.
t>wu*^^i*ti.u tvf't'bu NUV. l. l??.
l:w A. M.?Uaily. Local tor cnariuue.
l,;iio p, .U.?t.auy. Limned. Uuftet Pull?
man to AHolU4 ana UlllllilibllUtll. .New
' unuaiiB. iuenujiiis. cnuttuiiuukH and ml
tile aoutu.
a;yu P. W.-lix. Saiidaj. Chase City local.
lu:.v P. *.l?4..ttnj. LUiiiieO. I uu.imn
ivwuy t*:*u p. M., lui u.l tne South,
YL*.K *WVi_t LuMi.
The (svyui'f.tt to.iw io AJrtitwniM'e and
Luiiuin pViHW. Leave itiw....iu??u tivV P.
1 v;uu A. M. iv^opi oui.uuy. Local miaud
I #J vifikWi lor Went Point. u. f
1 i;? p, .u.-i^Aucpi sunuay. t-ur West
fuilll, coiutvvlting Willi etetwlieis lor uai
Umoiw ,4i.u mw Irtuiutl'
TitALsei ArMy*. mCHMUND,
?:M*.,'.u. and ?;.J P. u.-t'iuut ail the
?!sJUP. M.-r-from Charlotte and Durham.
t>:tv <v, M.--*' I'otil Uiuse cuy.
C. W. WBdTBURY. 1). P.'A.j
Richmond, va.
Clyde Steamship Co.'s
* PHILADELPHIA.
RICHMONP ANP NORFOLK LINE.
Freight WSlved and delivered dally at
C. <fc 0- Rw Qo.'s aepot, txsvwuuaiith
swJ Rro*iJ ?tt??t?
RAILROADS.
!?%_*? Chesapeake
_____! & t(|j0 Hy>
2 itcun and 15 ninnies to No.io.k.
LbAVti laui-CvU-WaiLUCNU.
7:60 A. ?.?L?ll>? Local to .Newport New*
aud Wof ?l.tllouo. ?
?;?? A. *???*"tii4??.mJlt?d?Arrives ttillluais.
bui'k W.?0 a. Mm .tuwouri .\. a? io.ou A.
to., oil) ruiui il.uu A. M., >ov<oi* tl:M
A. Nn rol-taiiigutli I...U A M.
4:00 r. M,?viv<-fc usjs?Spiclul?Ai-rues Ull*
l|uui?bur? -4:00 f. Al.. .Newport A.?* a,-;"
I', Mn fid I'oliH o oo I'. M.. AoriuW ?.*?
1\ M., I'Ul'ISUlUUlli U.-lo I'. M.
B;00 ['. M.?LMly?l.uc.1 lu Old 1'ulot.
al.U.N LI.SK-Wliti'llliiUMJ.
10.10 A. M.? Loc-l?tsvspl ?" '-y. tu Lliftoq
8:00 i'!"Il?--Di.:iy -Bpecl.I |o CliicluustL :
Loulsvllh, ot. Louis 4Uil Chicago.
0;1S P M.--.U'u?- iLos-L.ii.-sl lu * ivU?rl?lu
10:8" t'.*M.?Usil>--Llasttia to, Cleeiuimtt
Louisville, m. I. ul. unci Chicago.
JAMM itlVKU LINE.
10:20 A. M,?lisily?impress , lu LyucMm/s,
CMUu l-urut) miU pilnclusl slatlmis.
fills l>. M.--..VI* liuys? LwcJl n> I'l'i-uw,
Norfolk and u|d I'uiut Ig.Ufl A. M. ds j,
11 46 A. M. lis. Sun., ami 7:00 I. M- dull/,
Newport New. Local t'ty/vH'.^F'M dull.
l-roiu Vine uuutl and tUtt 7:44 A. M. da If
and liiHO'lt M. ds lb. Mslli Utw Uval f rutii
Clftou Fori* S:10 V. >!_?! ?Wi|.Cr?W MftH
Force. Fredericks' Usll Accutu, tt:30 ?. M. as.
""janits River Ut?s Local fan CH"on Fori*
0:86 f. M. dally. Bream Acconi. 8 .-to A. M.
?> B' Po.s-l,M*n?g?i , OUL Pat* Aft*
?\0T, 1. 1101.
RAILROADS,
MChiYQND AH, P.lEaS.Urtii
UcTrtL fU.LrfM..
1 e_in- m0 < >r,t i t, Ib02.
Cars lo.i.o corner t-erry ami oaventh
Slices. .uununu^iCi, eVvly hour ton Lne
houn IIom ? A. *U. tu lu P, M., I_.t car
U:uo P M. '
Cuts lu-ivo Petersburg, foot of Syca?
more street every hour from titfO A. U
Last cur connecting with No-1 folit ai.tl
tVuiini. Ua.tway, 10:40 P. U,
STEAMBOATS,
YtftGiriA llVIGATIOi QM?Ut
iinfttid ?t* i **?? .-?.?. MliY^r*,
b i ii.?..*?...? * oi.nMU,> * ft* loaic* ?uN
U.vi. >> *_<.? uowii ? anu i'i,i_<ti at I
A. ?U. lor ,?Oi*u.?, Wittutwutu, uiu fu.nl.
Nu?,.u.l ?N??Si Clum.uOlH tuiil JU.nsS
Ri.ei lunuiuoi. una v?t..tU0nini ut w.u
1-onil tor \vual)<|l*;loli, uaniii.ois auU mo
Noi'tn. ?Uie-ii,o..,? I'usMiveu lui mu u.c-.l
at inudeiam pi.cua. _itfvu'iu vai*. u.??vt
to wuai'L Pare only ?..ov and h to ^oi
lulu. Aiusic by uiand ui'cne.iuiuu.
Freight iscsived tor uouvs-uani.i places
and au points in Lustern Viunnu _m
North Carolina. IRViN WLisu_R.
Guneim .U.tii4?vr.
11 AX LINE TO HALllaiUtta
Vis U. Is o, 4>w/. ?.,u u... r.ut
V. a M*?4i cuu Is., , ?
Leant lilcbuwwl ?lu C, a u. dsil
rivvpl Sundai, ?l 4 I'. Mm ceo
uectlng at Old Point with .learners
of old Uui Lliw. Uusiug: JU9 J
, kl.. urrlvlug llaliluiuri- tl.au A. M-.
ctluectlog North. Bsst snd West. *'?' Uc,fc,?
atid'luforkustlos apply tu O. & 0. Kwy., stiee
ood Trsb.fer Cuwpsiur. ? WU Heat Ua_ s)W
_. A. BARSKR, JV-. iecrelary.
STEAMBOATS,
Merchants and Minors
tianspor.a.ion Joim./,
btetiiiisuip Liue, Daeot Uuiue to
Usicn. hiafs., and??niViJ3no3, i. I.
disunion, leave NoiiuU tor Uostou Tues>
da>, >??iuiie_iat, i-uuui una ouuuu.j. t-ur
Pi-ovldeiicvi .ttoi.uaj, iuHiau??- two, oatur
day ai u P. M- rasstjiiiw a aim kiu.gut
m?vll lor all .no.v _uet.um po.pu. nett?
ed on sale at i ' *i U, Mi. and .\. o; \V.
My OtW, am. ?? .. MS nftal ilttlll sires*.
R. II .*? ItiU.ll', ?Kt? NutlulK. Va.
OLD D0M1NI3J
STfAMiHii^J,
Hig... lh> fir dorfiU,
Leavs Sioiam...* a'"* svoulug llv?l ?( Ash
Street! 1 H. ?*?? ^?l"?'? ?**?? *k (V"_*
Sori howe ?0 ???" oirsu.on*. rare *.*>,
mr.iuues stateroom *>?rihi meals, Wo,
e.oii. ? ??????
FOR NEW YORK. . , ?
Bv Chesapcaive and OOio Ly., 9 A. M..
4 P M ; by Noi-.oik and Westum Ry... ?
A id., 3 P H- -All Hues, connect at Nor*
"8* CHilsKuiv^ fog Agent,
JOHN F. MAYER. Agent. Wharf Pool of
Ash Street. Richmond, Va
JLBl WALKER. V. P. * T. ??? ?*?? ?'?*?.

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