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IN SENATE.
TUESDAY, May 6, 1888.


message was received from the House Of RCprc-
senatIvcs. by Mr.. Franklin, their CLERK announclnc
the death fthe honorable Joan LAWYER, A mem
bcr of the House from the State of Alabama, and
that his funeral would take place N IL O'Clock to-
morrow from their Hall.
Mr.. King then rose and addressed the Senate as
follows:
Mr.. President: Another Of the members of this
Congress has passed from time 10 eternity This
unexpected event is well calculated 10 produce the
most serious reflections. BE ye also ready, ="
should be impressed upon every heart The Hon.
Joab Lawler, Representative from the State Of
Alabama breatled his last at his boarding house in
this city, about . o'clock this morning. His
sickness was OF short duralion but allie devoted
peiy and virtue enabled hun TO look with calm aud
christian signaon on the dread change that a.
waited him.
Mr. LAWYER WAS OF humble origin. He was des-
tute Of the advantages of a liberal education: but
vigorous intellect. combined with sterling intecu
~. early recommended him to the favorable notice
~ his fellow citizens, and they placed him in the
Legislature OF his State. For years he continued
to discharge his duties in that situation in a manner
credIlabe TO himself, and satisfactory to those
he represented that they demanded his services in
more exalted station. lie yielded to their wishes
and twice has he been chosen TO represent their IN
tercsis in the Congress Of the United States. Mr.
President his mortal career has closed. His coun.
try has lost the services OF one OF our most viruOus
ciiixens his bereaycd wife an aifecuonalc husband
and his orphan children the fostering and pro-
lection OF an iadulgeut father. To that desolatc
heart stricken fanny, | would say, "moutn not as
one without hope" The husband-thc lather-was
Christan-and he died as the Christian dicth, ia
the full hope OF blessed Immortality. Keep, then,
before your eyes the purity and holiness Of has life :
live as he lived, and you may so 10 lii'to you he
can never return.
Mr.. X then submitted the following resolution,
wh'eh was unanimously adopted:
Resolved Ihat the Senate will attend the func-
rai Of The honorable Joab LAWYER, deceased which
will take place from the Hall of the House OF
Representatives, and, as an additional mark of re-
speci Tor e memory Of the deceased. the members n
this body shall go into the usual mourning, by wear
inc Grape ON the led arm for thry days.
\ On motion OF Dir. King,
The Senate tlftn adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
TuEspAY, May s, 1853.
i"u'e iia,ei, after the reading Of the Journal, Nh.
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DOMESTIC tNTEILIe.g,zCE.

NJ" in 'NlPN cot RISE RACES.
We hive already given the result Of the fI,,t and
second da,s' races We copy noJicc. Of the tb,,d
and outtll from the Sprtll Of lhc Times;
THIRD
rl,.1,, No p....s-,,,
~" ~, 10y "'-' "ise 1ooo 'fee Tor an ages
"', -, Nv Ws ',''',
~ y ~ '"",N"" ~, hA's ca u Boston,
W. o"' ~, "'p'n browns dam by Balls
- n,i = = = as ~ " ''@t"e over.
'' ~ '''" ~ '"'" N lththns Esq, Of ! len
-. 80 Wv ",''oe' u ,nekahoc, ROBIN
urlrohe IN l,s2 wear old la,,,, ~ son" nm
Rltmunnd, lor @e00 He has e,re Lo,,, ,.. :,
IN Col Johnsous stahl., and has nrovc1 on s,
tul GA the tnnl that SO 900 have brcn ,c,',I =
INN lie Is h-ot chcsnnt with wh,re stocl,nns' 49,,
his hind feel, and a star and st,,no ia lI. ~
hail an iae ol Ii hands. with heavy ollioncsr,,l
def, and vely lone mus uar ilirIis and .unr, ann,
tue .asi,iHs much m tho style nj Pom, N, D.
IarhIy comparatively haht barrel he wonI ho -, -,
ior an Eclipse, aud no beauty nj that. H.. La,1.s
come we'll down to the ground, his cannon hons
ocng as remarkable f,r Length as ms n'sr,ns are
tor shouness. HIS hooks incline 10 ,oa,scnrss
/ and his shank bones are rather round Than n,t H.
made iou capital three mllo races Last season
beating ff@se george Reindeer Camsldcll Clip.
p1s' LON Mooic' Betsy Andrew, aud dozen
Others
| SANE pAN-Sccond Racc-plo 'ucc stake,
for 3 year Odds thirteen Subscribers ,t seon i
Sloo tt-mllc heats.
Joseph II. Van Matters eli Clarion, by Mon
/ mouth Eclipse, out ofhis Oscar mare I
John {. Stevens ch Ia Fordham, > .
| Wm. Gibbons Saraeen by Eclinso ont
Of SILLY SLOUGH, own SISTER to Star, by Vim.
| cnan, L1,
Robert l.. Stevens Celeste colt. d.,
. ,,,,, =.
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mistaken The error 10 mine, and alone am respona!'
Bile for it, So far wrong has been done II IS my WISH
to atone. Sooner or later however, Will enh.aV", ~
put .lbe saddle the ght horse request t"ai ''e
short nnle may lind place in such public Jnurnas DO
have named Mi Fox, whether on my authority, or Oh
80, Tue SrY IL WAsHIHcroN.
The Bou.pARY QuEsrIos.-The position Of this con-
royersy So far as know to The public may be from
the annexed letter. addressed by Mr.. Stevenson the
American Minister in London 10 LoIu faimers'cn'
remind Lord PaInerson Of the urgency which exists tor
the immediate and final adjustment OF This long p'ninS
CONTROVERSY and The increased obstacles which "il be
thrown in the way of lis harmonious settlement oy ese
repeated collisions Of authority, aud the exercise oil cX.
elusive jurisdiction Ivy either party within The d!sPu'eu
| territory
He brqs leave uso repeat to his ordshp assurances
of the and undated desire which The President
feels that the controversy should be speedily and AMIGA
hy settled and to express the anxiety with which The
Government of the u. S. is waiting the promised dccl-
sion of he, Majesty Government upon The proposition
submitted to il az far back as July 1885, and which Tie
ndrrsgued had been led to believe would long since
have been given and he has been further directed to
say that should this proposition be diSapproved, tue
President enertans the hope that on the
part Of her Aaesys Government, will Immediately he
made for the final and favorable termination OF this pro-
lracied and deeply exciting controversy.
The undersigned begs Lori Panerston to receive re-
uewed assurances Of his distinguished consideration
A. STEVENSON.
q PORTLAND PLACE, Aug. 10. 1887
The presumption is, The, the Quern'n messenger, who
arrived few days since from England, announces the
non-acceplance Of our proposition by England, and
brings proposition from the British Government
agretuby 10 The request Of our own. What ii is, We
shall know in few days ~. Y Journal
MAIL CoSTRACTs.-The advertisement TOR Mail Con.
tracts in The Southern section, embracing The State. ct
Virginia. North Carolina South Carolina, Georgia, and
Florida Territory, for four and half years, cnmencIng
the first day Of January 1899, will soon be prepared
in the Post Office Department.
The Department would be happy TO receive sngges-
tons from members of Congress and others, OF any I'M
provemen,s which may be made in those States in the
transportation Of The mails, either to the roads on
which it should be carried the frequency Of trips the
mode Of conveyance the of connection between
different routes, or any other particulars
Letters suggesting improvements should he addressed
10 S. R HoBBIE Esq Contract Office, Post Office De-
pariment.
Publishers Of newspapers in the States named would
confer favor on the Department aud The public by
giving this notice Insertion Globe
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s.OS 600 Canilnl

MARYLAND Siutt Lottery. No I--draws Jan. 3lst.
Cnp,als-S25 900, $4,000, $1,000, S35OD, S2,322 20
prizes Of 81 .nC0
Whole tickets SlO-shares in proportion. Certificate
Of package of whole tickets S20-shares in proper
lion.
10000 Dollars.
Dr",riug Of Ia, Nhccli"g L0irry, No l, takes place
10Th February.
Capi,aIs-3O 900, $4,000, $4,000, $1,000, $4,000
S2,5OO 81 ono, - prizes of 81 100, &c.
Whole tickets Sl0-shares in proportion Certificate
Of n package Sl30-sharcs in proportion.
Tickets in all Lotteries for sale by the package single
ticket, by the alI.lncky HOfT,
At the Virginia Lottery Office, directly under tie sign
of the Eagle who has and is selling more Capital
Prizes than any other vender in the known world.
~ B. Orders in all cases strictly confidential
II Orders for Tickets from any part OF The United
States by Mail or Otherwise enclosing cash or prize
tickets, thankfully received and executed by return
mail with the prompt attention as on pc rsonnl aP
pcaon aud the Cnrnucopiu sent gratis, containing the
drawinr-if addressed 10 d. NJ. HOYT.
Jar % TS-G
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Hon. r. M. Johnson, President Of The Senate


WAsH,vcrox Jan. 10 The reader will perceive, by
referring To yesterdays proceedings in The House nf
REPRESENTATIVES that in consequence of the introduc
tlnn of his name in debate in that House upon MIR.
ApaMss motion concerning GoRosTIzA s pamphlet, Mr.
Fox the British Minister, has authoriz an explicit
dsavowal that he was the Foreign Minister who com
munica,ed copy Of that pamphlet to the Secretary IF
State or made suggestion to him on that subject
In reference the matter we hive rcceired the
following note which assured is authentic from
well known writer Of letters from this city, whose in
formation generally and even scrupuonsiy accurate
as 10 have become almost prnye bal: Nat. Int
Msssrs GALES g. SEAroS: Ap you do me the favor
10 give the following note place in your paper to.mnr
rows II was forwarded the Editor Of the Courier Il
Enquirer by yesterdays mail
-, TnE SrY Is WAsuISGToy.
3 To the Editor IF the Courier !. Enquirer
Uf,J WAsHISGToS, Jan IL, 1888.
I nm not in the habit Of making stateme fs, as INIT
ters of fact hastily and consideration could Induce
me, wfuily TO misrepresent. Whenever have disco
yered that have been led into that has been
nromvy corrected II is due 10 MIR. Fox. the British
minister ;bu, it is more especially due myself,
public writer explicitly tn declare that have been mis-
taken in connecting that gentleman directly or lndi-
fecy with the unpleasant affair Of Gornst'zas pamph-
let / have INV the most positive assurance that Mr.
Fox il not the diplomatic agent who furnished The Stale
Department with a copy 'of that pamphlet. q; pa
II il in no way material to the Public how have bern
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Splendid Srhtmc.
SHAFER'S REAL ESTATE LOTTERY
IN

Lkewi other prizes, amounting in all to 40S prizes,
and amounts 10 SS0,3l0
Vendors Of Tickets in the District Of Columbia, ior
other paces and individuals drsirous Of having tickets
in this splendid Lottery will please order n'diaely,
as there is but few days before The drawing takes place
Apply to, or address JOHN DUKE EMACk,
Lottery and Exchange Broker, sign Of Flag Of Scarlet
and Gold 3 doors of Brown Hotel, Washington CITY
n B-J. D. E. is agent for the above Lottery in the
District of Columbia.
January 20 TIT
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NEW MAIL. ARRANGEMENTS AND EXHIBITION.
YEyHE Mail Stage from Brlficd, via Lawrrncevc,
Il Boydon. Randolph Macon College, Clnrksvills to
Milton will leave l}rlfed every other day at L NJ,
and arrive at GAINESVILLE next day by l2 noon Days
for leaving Petersburg in December january, February
and March:
December, n, IG, IL, o. 90 q, 2G. 25, 30
Janunry g. s. 9. II, -, Is, II, 49, 81 49, 25 9,
81, 81
February. "a &, 5 TO- r. H. IT, le 20 % "a, &c, Is.
March, "a 6. g. 30 ~ H. 10, i, 20 o. "a ~ %, 80.
The Lin" from Wnrrcnlun, n C.. to Dnnville, Va. is
also changed 10 every other day line, through from
Wancnton 10 Milton in one day The Proprietor intends
having his four Stages this line BY The first Of
January s:'S This line falls in with the BrIfcld line at
RoAborough and both MAKE line from there to Milton,
and there form full connection with the South Western
Line Of Peck, Wexford 81 Co whera passcr gers will meet
with detention. Days for leaving Petersburg for this
line in December, january. February and March:
December, Is. II, ~, q, 49, 2j 81 % 81
January p T. g. 5. TO- r. H. IG Ia 90, ~ "a 2G %, 30.
February, ], g. g. ii, l3 Is, H. -. u % %. u.
March, II, 49, 10, IL, 10 81 %. % ~, 81.
w. w. PARKS,
GAINESVILLE, Dec % [GG-l2il Contractor.
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POETRY.
xrcnrrra rNAIs, prrHe."

.-s foUrH, TIE FouNrAIN. AND AGE; .,.
Be The auiAor Of Deas Dssrustiea, Ihs P0rsfsa'a'
carsiess child ran down a mountain side;
- He laughed with JOY,
That happy boy,
His healthfui heart with grlei had never siSheo'
From the mountain,
Spraog fountain, .-.-,
E'oo pure as crystal was tho l!npid stream,
.sg-a And az it flowed, -Hrt
Tho boys cheek glowed
With rapture :-yst how "a dispslled joys dream
aWhi,h.r, sweet fountain, do thy fowl" .
.-A~'a go spoke tho child, -,,
A. he lay down upon the sward below
-.,I... - Watching the spray,
In tho sun's rug,
OF the clear sparkling drop. that Tell arounai
as I. Like diamonds thrown,
Or peaYets s.fewu;
Richly o'orspreadng the soft emerald grounds ~
The bsse1e was hushedi tho very ieesoa "ee a'u''
Got a'en bird, .s. - "a
H.r' E Within them stirrd: . 81
Whom 10 {! voice, son AZ mellow nuts, -t
e, Brssihed out ia sishs
soft symphonies 90 ,.,.
Which stole upon the Henses OF the child - .st
His au,ierng breath
Came calm as death; "
The fountain spsks in doleiu accents mla'
uAs thou art SO am I-of earth,
Who caused Thy being, gave me birth
I've flowed aye, for a thousand years,
Anids; vale Of human tears =
From great rivers truce their source,
To the mighty sea my wutsrs course
And much of storm, wreck, DEATH Tween,
Hath passed midst my once calming stream
And so lilies chanssa, child, WILDE,
To thso a rough ter,pestuous sea =
You,b 10 the fountain spring Of life,
That rrshes 10 tho sea Of strife;
When manhood comes thoult sudly know
whittier thy fs's sweet waters fow'"
Then all was silent the ripping sound
Tho watars made:
nr A transient shade
Flushed DER the spirit Of tho boy-who found
He knew not why,
A deep drawn sigh
sush from bis heart; tho ping soon ned away,
'Midst breathing smiles,
E'on such sweet gulrS,
As sunbeams lighting up al April day.
Onward he aew along his merry path,
~ Unhecdrd he
3. or destiny;
And those dark cinSeriny grofs which Soflo~ haIn
Gsrner'd for man,
Through bis brief span
Away, away, the rosy laughing boy
.-zs Danced DER the flowers;
Time's precious hours
Sped priceless by-his life know no alloy.
Yesrs merged into tho uotbingness of Timoi
The golden hair,
And beauty fair,
OF the sweo, child were gone for many cline
Had preyed upon
The lovely one
he had seen raging war, famine and plague,
Stalk through the land,
A CHASTITY band;
At length bis mind became chaos-rague.
Near tho grey ruin Of a fountain stood,
Palsied aod wan,
An ancient man,
Stricken Ia aoul-yet in sulon mood.
"Fountain," said he,
"Nost true me,
Did'st thou presago my future lot Of strife,
Yet see thy tide
Is nearly dricd
Thou eoer cease-mine is immortal life ~
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the armament al the rate Of seventy six thousand mile, an
hour and the planet Mercury wlh velocity not less
two hundred end fifty thousand miles an hour-a motion
,,o hundred tn,es swiiter than a cannon bull. lhese
veIoclies will appear astonishing if we consadF
the magnitude OF the bodies which are thus niPeeo'
and The immense force which are required I" carry '''
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REAL ESTATE LOTTERY Emuek's QDfcc.

REAL ESTATE LO1'rERY-EmnekS Qhce
YHyt f. following valuable prizes, amounting
Il consisting Of valuable hlils Farms. Houses L"s,
and Personal Property of various kinds &c situated IN
Washington county. Mary and. within two mites c'
Gagrrstown and six miles OF Wiliiamsp"r Will posi-
lively he drawn on the LIST Of February, lc3o
Who will risk $40 to obtain valuable MILL
1888 or another valued at SIG 0O0 or another VI.
ned sc $40, besides Farms Houses. Los, &c anu
thereby obtain home for life, for so small sum ::
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a GOVERNESS Young Lady wishes 10 obtain
"a situation as Governess in private family.-Huv-
ing been engaged nearly six years in large Institution
for the education Of young Ladies she has had sufficient
experience enable her to say that she is capable of
teaching the various branches CT English education,
as it is taught in large Seminares-togetber with
Drawing, Painting, Music fancy Needle work. and En-
boidery-For further particulars this subject letters
addressed to b. R. NJ, Washington City, will meet with
immediate attention.
Jan 4 T0-2aw4w"
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HH7M F RlTCHlE, .7uorney and Counsellor at Lao
Nv late Of Richmond, Va, of Vcksburg, Mis-.
sissppi-ofers professional services to the public
He will attend the Courts of Hinds Madison, Ynzoo,
Washington Warren the Parish Of Carroll, in Louisi
ana-and the Supreme Federal, and Chancery Courts,
ut jacksonville expects TO remain most of the summer
IN Vicksburg, and will attend promptly TO any commu-
nications that may be addressed 10 him.
April % llG-N
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SourM

n The Portsmouth Cars daily. The PtlersDurg
Cars on Sunday. Monday, Wednesday and Friday. Sec
the foHoWing advertisement.
Passengers will observe that on this Route, via the
Chesapeake Bay Boats and Portsmouth Railroad. cn'y
one nigh sic,p is lost between New York and Augusta
or via Petersburg only night between Richmond and
Augusta
The Coaches new. the Horses fresh and we'll train
ed the Drivers sober and skltu and the fare and &C
communications good. The new, beautiful and Swift
Steamboat, North Carolina, built by Cornelius Wander
bt Esq, OF New York. for the Company, has jus, been
added to the line between Wilmington and Charleston.
In fine. expense has been spared to render the line
comfortable and safe.
Office w. & r Railroad Company. }
Wilmington, n. G., Dec. l4th, 1887. )
Ian ID-l1t
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HUNOBACCO.-The Inspectors of Tobacco at The Pub
I'll lie Warehouse in Richmond, have to inform the
planters and others sending tubacco 10 the same, that
there is erecting crane for unloading tobacco
from ,ra gyons and SO arranged take The
of the wagons Immediately into the house, without
being in the least exposed 10 the weather They will
also lake this opportunity TO say to their old customers
and others that they have made such arrangements for
the year, will give every expedition to the business
confded 10 them They have now in their employ,
Capt VIM Burton. late Inspector al Se"brooks pare-
house, together with other aid, will doubt enable
them tn give general satisfaction. The freight and all
other charges will be advanced heretofore tobac
co consigned the Warehouse and the slrctesl alien
ton paid To the same.
NJ C. bAcXLAsD takes pleasure in saying to his cid
friends ard customers and Others who may send their
tobacco the Warehouse that his health is so far ln-
proved and improving that he hopes to be able pay his
usual attention TO their interest The planters are aG
vised TO prevent usakes) to mark their names IN uii
at least head of Tie h"gshrad Of t.I. t"aseo.
LAKELAND Il MACON,
TMPRoYED STOCK FOR sALE-rMy imported
h thorough bred Shor, horn Durham Bull, fGEt'
cian" FIVE years od-not intending 10 o'eeo In a"o 'n'
will sell a bargain in him
PyprGREE-Pa,rician imported in 1893, (brPd ny The
Rev H. Berry, got by Marn dam Dy a H sah
q. q. dam Pretty Maid by Charges Duke, &c gg.
n 6y Chorrss GREY Bull, &c, &c, in direct line
to The s,udley BulI-Mar'in by Belzon dam fosanna
by North Srnr. Surprise by Major Red nose Hy ar
(sojd in H. Ceilings sale for f60O,) grand dunn by
George. Favote, Comets sre) &c, &c
Also, 5 Calves Of Putricians get, male and female
several pair Pigs Of the su'y DreG anu some nam
Any one disposed 10 purchase can see the above by
onplyinq 10 MIR Allen, my Ovrrseer, at Beaver pam
far r Goochland county. CoRBIN WAR"lcK::
January % wv"
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VELocirr.-Tbe planet Venus, one Of the nearest aad
most brilliant of The celestial bodies aud about the ga me
size as The EARTH is found 10 through the space.
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II-Ol
January ~

Drawing Of Wesburg Lottery, No. l. for 1885
drawn 10Th inst
80 ~ Is II II SO 81 90
Nos 80 81. another capital, sold at the counter to
gentleman from the country in package. Always
apply 10 loyt for prizes he is The pet of Madame
Fortune,
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yByO FlSHERMEN-We have on hand supply Of
cotton Irvine, suitable for hauling seines, which we
will sell certainly as low, if not lower than can be
bought in this market. We shall keep supply through
the season. WYATT 81 WHITE.
Jan 20 17-2aw4w
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RERlAM will again occupy my stables the ensuing
a season Of 1893. Particulars will he given in iu-
ture advertisement RO G. WILLIAMSON.
Lang 61-St
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* REAr NORTH AND:SOUTH EArRESS LINE
~ WINTER ARRA*GxxESr-balJ Wilmington,
and Charleston This line, while i, avoids the dangers
Of the Caprs, and the falgues OF O miles OF Staging,
oilers the traveller route, which for speed, safety,
comfort and economy. is not equa!'ed.
GoIsG rH--By this route, Passengers who leave
Baltimore Nonday and Friday, via the Chesapeake
Bay Boats and Portsmouth Railroad or via Washington
city, the Fredericksburg, Richmond and Petersburg
Railroads to Bakey, will reach Halifax on the evenings
Of tine next DAYS. viz Tuesday and Saturday. From
Hahia1 they will be Immediately conveyed by Post
Coaches aud Railroad to Wilmington, where they will
arrive Thursday md Monday mornings. (havIng slept
at South Washington the preceding nighs,) thence, at.
ter two hours delay, Charleston, in from IL 10 lG
hours, lhrnce. by Railroad, TO Augusta.
Extra leaving Baltimore or Washington city on We'd
npslay via Fredericksburg, Richmond and Petersburg
Railroads Bakey, Passengers will arrive at Halifax
on Thursday evening, at Wilmington, Saturday morn.
ing and lea for Charleston Monday.
GoISG NoRTB-Ieave Charleston every Sunday and
Tuesday at s. p. NJ reach Wilmington the following
morning to breakfast Leave Wilmington at - O'Clock,
and by Rail road Post Coaches arrive at HALIFAX on the
evenings Of the next days, viz. Tuesday and Thursday
Sleep Halifax, and the next morning proceed North,
the Petersburg, Richmond and fredericksburg Rail-
roads.
Extra, leave Wilmington on Friday arrive at Halifax
Saturday, and the next morning via the Portsmouth
Railroad and Bay Boats. or the Petersburg, Richmond
and Fredericksburg Railroad.
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NTOTlCE.-The subscriber having associated
~ partner in his Mercantile Business this City, his
SON. WIN. S. TRIPLErr the will hereafter be
tinued under the firm of John R 'rripleu & Son
JOHN R. TRIPLETT.
January 70-lm