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5000 Acres.
SererNl Houses and Lots.

In the town of New Glasgow, to wit:
the Store House Lot,wh the improvements thereon;
the Tavern Lot, including the New Glasgow Hotel &
other Improvements the yellow House and l. pt al
joining the Tavern Lott the White House and Lot
on the east side OF the road, formerly occupied by
Samuel NJ. Wolf; aud the two Houses aud Lots on
the west side of the road, formerly occupied by
Jesse Wade and Mckesson.
The Lands are very valuable and well improved
There are two excellent Dwelling Houses, with 9th
er buildings aud improvements, necessary FOR the
commodatlon OF families or Tor farming operations
The Tract may be conveniently divided into three
or more parcels aud will be If necessary, TO suit pur-
chaseis Ii Isintendcd to have ii surveyed and d,v-
ded into tenemens of convenient size pias OF " hic
will be exhibited on the day of sale.
The undersigned, acting as trusrees, will only
vey such title is vested in them. bnt they believe
the tile 10 be good JOHN NJ OTEY.
ROBERT TINSLEY.
Trustees under The first deed.
ROBERT TINSLEY,
MAURICE II. GARLAND.
Trustees under The last named deed.
March tl0My
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PURSUANT 10 the provisions of two deeds OF
trust, executed 10y David $. Garland, the one
10 the Undersigned John NJ. Otey and Rober, Tins
ley, bearing date the 9th day April 1923. and the
other to the Undersigned Robert T,nsey aud Mau-
nee u. uaf'and, bearing date the day of April
1928 both OF which are of record in the Clerks Of
nee OF Amherst we shall on Friday, the 10Th day of
May next, upon the premises. that is 10 say.
at the residence OF the said David s. Garland
proceed to sell, for ready money, to the highest bid
der all The aiming property conveyed in the said
deed, or SO much thereof, will be sufficient to
satisfy the debts thereby secuied. The said prop
erly consists OF ;he Tract Of Land, on which
the said David 5. Garland resides lying IN the county
OF Amherst, on both sides OF Bunsloe River and A.
round the town of New Glasgow, including hi. Wa
ter Gris Mill. on Buiialne Cherry Hill Plantation
the Winon House and Plantation, the House where
the SAID David 5 Garland resides, with the appure-
nances, supposed to contain upwards Of
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WARD ELECTION.

TNIlE following is statement Of the persons elect
l. ed in Lynch Ward No. l. and Henry Ward
No o as Aldermen and Common COunclmeD, on the
Cd April, 1889:
Common Counciimen in Lynch Ward No John
NJ Oiey John llolns Peter Dudley, Smithson II
Davis Isaac Adams William Davis, Jr.
In Henry Ward No. 2.-rhomas o. Acrec. James
w. Morgan, Sampson Dmguid, Nathan b. Thur
man, David G. Murrell, Jesse l.. Perry.
For Aldermen in Lynch Ward No. l.-Ammor
Hancock. David X. Lyman, Samuel ]. Watt, Ed
win Matthews. Caswell Poe, John II. ID. Payne.
For Henry Ward No. 2.-Henry NJ. Dldakc Mau
rice Lanchorne, Jr., William l.. Lancaster, Martin
w. Davenport Henry o. SchoolGcd Samuel Now
lin HENRY DUNNlNGION, =. G. IT,
April4 81
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and will be sold separate it lies on the North Riv
err, about two miles below Ilan's Bottom On this
Tract there is a large proportion Of good farming
land. The produce of these lands can he sent 10
market at all Of the year by the River, lies
from ten 10 twelve miles above the Blue Ridge Ca
nal. which point the Navigationis good from Rich
mond and Lynchburg, and the improvement of the
whole is expected to be completed by the James
River & Kanawha Company in few years 1t is
unnecessary to say more, persons wishing TO pun
chase are respectfully invited to examine the lands
and Judge for themselves before the day of sale
They will be shown by Capt T'nsey, or Mr.. John
Sales, living on The lands as tenants
SAMI.. Med. REID,
A. II. BARCLAY.
REUBEN GRIGSBY,
ROBERT WHITE,
JOHN ALEXANDER.
Committee oftte Board Of Washington College.
Lexington, March IL i22A
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ST ONE CUT TIN G

TVHE SUBSCRIBER offers his services to the
l. citizens Of Lynchburg, in the various branches
of the above busness-and having access to hne
Quarry of Blue Rock, he isprepard TO execute any
business in his line, in the nea,est and most per
manent manncr-such as Door Stills, Steps, Plat
forms, Tagging, &c.-And provided he meets with
sufficient encouragement, he contempldtes iur-
nshing Soap Hearth Stones, of the neatesl auayto
those who are disposed 10 patronze hIm.-Orders
from the Country thankfully received, and promptly
attended to. NICHOLAS BUTLER.
April st
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ElElNSo
"THE LYNCHBURG VIRGINIAN !,

10 published seni-Hceht ferery Monday and 7uysry n,
Four Dollars per annum payable adranee. No subscr;,
,sa will received fora Shorter period Than sir months
No paper n be discontinued ferccp The discretoa r H.
Edisers,J until eli arrearages are paid.
oJADVER s inserted so cent, n.r .,,,,..
es for e first insertion and 81 cents for ererp subse
gsent Insertion
= GrJoB PRINTING ereeuted neatly and erpeateu,,y
and on reasonable terms,
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New And Cheap Goods
AT Nj. HARRIS,

Bank Square.
TAM now receiving my SPRING SUPPLY,
l. which will comprise extensive assortment OF
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods;
And as many descriptions have been purchased and
Under favorable crc umstances, am enabled to offer
great Bargains, especially in the following ar
ticles.
Black Italian Lustrings, S71 cts. per yard.
Coloured Pc de Sol, very heavy, IS do
Black Shaleys, so 40
Fine French Ginghams. l 90 DO
Irish Linens, extra fine, 70 DO
With great variety Of other articles. equally
low. As my Stock will be unusually heavy, am de-
,crmincd sell at prices that will DO satisfactory
TO purchasers. All | ask is call before purcha
sing that my friends and the public may Judge io'
themselves. M. HAhl'
Auril Is
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M arch 4

At a meeting fthe Board of Trustees of Washing
ton College, held the o2nd day of December,
1898. On motion ReSolred That Samuel Med. Reid,
A. T. Barclay, Reuben Grgsby, Robert White, and
Iehn Alexander be Committee To sell the Hart $
bottom 1fat. Of Land, and also the Mountain Tracts
aud The Tract Of Lara called the Lower Plantation
that the said Committee aG;ertlse the time &C. OF
the sale six weeks in such papers they may 'h'nk
proper and then to sell AT Public Auction the sHve'
ra tracts OF land above specified, reseryDg one bid,
which bid the said COMMITTEE shall be authorized
to make aud that the said Committee be requested
to offer the said lands upon the usual payments Of
land sold in this vicinity.
tue copy from the minutes.
EDW. GRAHAM, Sec'y
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PAYNE d TURNER, AuctiOncers
.7Nd Commission .NerCtNlltS,


4 RE now receiving their Spring supply ofGoods,
IA consisting IN part Of ST. CroIx. p. Rico. v.
Orleans, Brazil and Loaf Sugars from good to prime
qualuies;) Laguira p. REQ, Rio, S. Scented and
Government Java Coffee; Imperial and Gun Pow
der Tea, French y London 2. M. w Il :,
Ga pure arlicle) Malaga do. Rice, Indigo. Numegs,
Alspioe Salt, Cheese Painted Buckets, Blank Books
Fools Cap. Letter and Wrapping Paper, Moasses in
hhds and barrels, n. G.. Tar, Fire Proof Iron
Chests Castings, Portable Patent Balances. Segars
Sperm and Tallow Candles, Turpentlne and Shaving
Soap, Raisns, English Walnuts, &c.
ALSO.
Straw Cutters and Corn Shelters a most valuable
article 2 or B Nuns, Pianos ofvery Superior Tones
They return their thaEks to generous pubc 10
the liberal enco urag ement they have bestowed, and
invite country aud town merchants, who wish to buy
TO sell again, to call and examine their stock, which
they are determined TO sell at small advances. Ihey
are willing to exc hange goods on liberal terms for Ca
TIERS Tow and Flax Linen Butter, Tai ow, &c
&c. &c. PAYNE 81 TURNER,
| Bank Square.)
|
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,,:-Mfs. Nancy Adams,
Miss Ann L. Alexander,
WIN. A Armstrong,
jesse Adkins,
James L. Anderson.
B-Doct. A. Brainsrd,
Sam &C. Burch,
Fanny Battles,
Robt. Borgess.,
Philip Blondel,
Mrs. Ann Bailey,
Rev. Jos. +. Baxter,
VIM. Bowers,
Mrs. Susanna Burton,
Fred'ck 5. Bass,
VIM. Bourne,
VIM. Bowen,
Milton Bennett,
Howard Bennett,
John p. Barwcll,
Messrs. J. X. Bailey 4 Co,
David L. M. Black,
Benz. J. Barnard.
C--Nlrs. +. II. Chaplain,
Miss Emily w. Cobbs,
VIM. Cobbs,
Rich'd Chiffon,
Master Nj. b. Carter,
Edm'd Cox,
Jno. A. Compton,
VIM. Chapman,
Mrs. Nancy Cuilrcy,
Thomas Cain,
Edmund Cumiga,
Robt. l.. Coleman,
Mrs. Elizabeth Casey,
And'w Crouch,
VIM. Cox, Jr.
And'w Cummins,
p. W. Coiiy,
Francis Conlin,
Clerk Chancery Court, 3.
D--Sam'l Dodge,
VIM. Dobson,
Jno. X. Dixon,
Jonah Dobbin,
James Davis,
VIM. Davis,
Peter Dyerly,
Daniel.
E-Edw'd Echols,
Rhoda Ellis,
Rev. l.. Enmerson,
Rich'd Ellis,
Jos. Eubank,
Mrs. Agness Early,
Col. Robt. B. Edmondson,
Thos. Elliott.
F-Cornelius +. Fem,
Ned Fountain, 2,
Miss Mary Fariss,
Rev. V. Franklin,
VIM. Franklin,
\. A. Forqurean, 3,
Forqurean " Palmer.
G-Miss Mary ellis,
Lewis Green,
Maj. VIM. NJ. Green,
WIN. Garnet,
F. o. ID. Green,
VIM. Gaddy,
John Goodman,
John Goodwin,
Bernard Green.
HIP. +. Hannah,
Doct. n. Harris,
Geo. w. Xix,
Dan ! Harrington,
James o. Howard,
Hon. f. G. Holland,
John II. Hawkins,
Doct. Ambrose Hansard,
Washington Xix,
Harrison,
Capt. Geo. IIylton,
no. l.. Harms.
E-.los. Z. johnson,
Miss Elizabeth ID. Johnson,
Nimrod h. james,
VIM. s. J, hnson,
Thas. Jackson.
Mrs. Ann Johnson, 9,
SEQ. Johnson,
W m. Jones,
Nlr. Johnson, tinspcctor,)
'no. II. JamersoH, .,
Sarah Johnson,
Mrs. A define johnson,
Albert JOINS,
Mrs. Lucy Irvine.
K-Franklin Knight,
c. IL. Kan.
JOHN d
April 4
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w. II ]. T.. ID l. l. A IL ID ,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,

VTAVING associated themselves in the practee,
III win attend the Superior and inferior Courts Of
The counties of Bedford, Campbell and Amherst;
sric, attention will be paid all bus mess conided
to their management. Residence at their iahers' IN
Bedford on The Lynchburg and Salem ,urnp'S Ga a
bout miles west Of New LONDON Huu'e''' Wv
Bridge. Bedford county, Va
Anil
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April 4
FRENCH NEEDLE WORK

lust received. the most splendid assortment Of
y French worked Capes and Collars, that the Nor
thern markets will afford, at all prices, from 81 oo
TO SIS. Ladies wishing something really exqu's"e
in this line, will do well to call on
ANDR. G.. ELLIOTT.
| March q
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'''ers IN the folio win 4 Ii,
advertised:
cL;.John Lampkin,
{. }. L.ydick,
Mrs. Mary A. Logon,
Mrs, + Lewis,
Christopher Leitwieh, col'd
John Litchford.
Francis Limbrick.
M-John II. Norman, z,
| Philip Murray,
Miss II. b. Ma,o,
Miss Mary W. Meredith,
| John Malone,
| VIM. Marquis,
Mr.. Merrell,
! Rev. J. Z. McDonnslly,
James Mckinney,
Thos. Martin Tinkey,
Rich'd Il. Morris,
leonard Milton,
Ihos. NJ. Mansfield,
Saml, ID. Miller.2 2.
| INFANCY, tcol'd.l
Miss Nancy Nunnery,
Miss Susan Napier,
Dr. Thos. III. Nelson,
kice Newman.
James Nichols.
O-S. l. Omohundro,
r. L. onohundro,
Miss Polly Old.
| Miss Lucy Perkins,
Mrs. ID, Plcasants,
Benz, Perry,
Geo. Persinger,
Seaton Padgett,
James Perry, :.
capt. Benz A. PHILIPPE,
James Pnzer,
WIN. NJ. Page,
Peter r. Pnhick.
Lindsey u. Psdgeit.
IA. 1. Is. Rncker,
Mrs. Maiia Royal,
W m. Roach,
). + klves,2,
isonc Rhoton,
James Russell,
James Rucker,
Miss Lucinda Royal,
Miss Ann Il. Richardson.
John kalnsely.
s-albert 81. Clair,
Hiram Sweat,
Mss Virginia /. Scott,
Mrs. Elizabeth Snead,
VIM. c. Smith,
Thomas Sneod,
S ush' u ,',ui''''
irI,"'' .7i'.au'
IN, So, o''
n o,'' -. -
1870, a'''tN mn ,,
10. ~ :. SI ~ upo'''
~ ~. "" ,''''''N'
n S"' % o'' ,
,,1 ~ '7o"'i''eis ,,,.
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.VOTxCE.
IAVING purchased of Ford & Carter. Their
IL TNMaser'y and entire Stock
in trade, in the county of Amherst, within three
quarters of mile OF the market house, in Lynch
burg. am prepared to take in
Hides at the Yard,
For which l will pay cash, at the highest market
prices give Leather in exchange. or take them 10 tan
on shares.
The inhabitants of the country generally, will find
TO their interest TO send their HIDES, as they
have TO send their produce TO Lynchburg, the Tan
Yard being on the main market road, and contiguous
thereto. Being about 10 re-occupy my former
place of business ! solicit that encouragement
which generous public know how to bestow' espe-
ciallv my former customers and friends on ehhef
side of the river, heartily invited to extend to me
their custom and patronage. promising on my paf'
to use such means as will give satisfaction.
Robert w. Collins will for the present. receive
HIDES for me at his Saldler's Shop Main Street
on the corner leading to Friends Warehouse
| Iwish TO make contracts fore quantity OF
Tan bark.
Early applic alton had better be made. Chesnut ant
Spanish OAK would be preferred, but will buy any
kind of Oak Bark. DAVID hOr !" NV
Sch % 10
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A LIST OF LEYrERS

TX IMalNlSG in Inc Post Office NJ Iyrch,,,.
- Oh The LIST of April. 1889.
, e,sohs applying for letters in the following b,,
VIII please say they are advertised: "
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IN conformity with the above order oil the
Trustees Of Washington College, the undersigned
will offer for sale by way Of Public Auction, at
Harris Bottom (seven miles South OF Lexingtsn on
the Nonh RIVER on Monday the 22nd OF April next
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NOTICE
To Rheumatic invalids

k1ENoCN, suffering under Rheumatic Affection are re-
sPectuy assured that they obtain of propeto
however obstinate the disorder be- and in ali its deren
afag
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A II n Il N I'll q N!


TNHE Troop attached to the SD Regiment Vir-
Il gnia Militia. will parade at Campbell Court
House, AT IL o'clock on the second Saturday in
April next, that being The time appointed by the
Reg'men,> Court of Enquiry, in conformity with
the vote ola majority of the Company, TO hold the
Spring Company Muster.
LAWRENCE A. HORTON 1s Sers't.
By Order of the Captain.
March Is t13A
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Eight EEMuefred .ECrcS,

has always been considered among the best, ifnot
the very best, Tract OF Land IN RockbfidEe county
The Mountain TRACTS intended TO be
sold APPENDICES Of HATS Bottom affording
abundance of timber and excellent range for Cattle
and good deal of excellent tabacco land. The
Mountain Tracts contain about
Twelve Hundred Acres,
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FINE GOODS IN OUR LINE,

Consisting in part Of the following articles
NJ. J. TOBIASS & Co.'S Gold and Silver patent
Lever Watches.
Superior independent second Watches.
Fine horizontal Silver Geneva Watches,
Ladies' and Gentemens Gold Guard Chains,
Fob Chains, Seals and KEYS
Mosaic and painted enameed Breast Pins,
Real Diamond. Ruby, Emerald and other precious
Stones Set in Breast Pins and Rings,
The latest pattern OF fine Fagree Ear Rings and
Pins,
Gold and Silver Spectaces and Pencil Cases,
German Silver Table and Tea Spoons and Ladies',
All of which were bought for cash. and will be sold
unusually low.
Swords, Epaue,s Wings and Military Buttons
and Lace.
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N 6REEABLE to Decree OF the County Court
"a OF Canpbell made aud entered ON the / ,h ,lay
Of February 1889, IN the suit ot Brown & Co. PMS
-. U.S. Defendant, wall proceed To SELL upon The
premises, Lie l1Ih Inx III AMI L.
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o, which there Is considerable portion of Low
GROUNDS attached to II. with first rate Mill Site nj
which there is Saw and Gris Mill At this time but
out o repair. II is thought unnecessary to say any
thing more about the Land ms purchasers like TO
view Tor themselves. Mr.. Thomas johnson and
VIM: l. Harvey, living at Ma,ysvillc will show the
Lands 10 any person wishing TO view ii.
Terms of sale--l2 moths credits with bond aud
approved security, aud deed oftrust on the Land
viii be required Of the purchaser to secure the pur
chase money JOHN RosSER, Jr. Conf
March Ii Ia
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Tracts Of Land

therein mentioned. fats Of Survey will be exhibited
and any Information IN the nean time will be cheer
fully given persons wishing it. 1t is only neces
sary here that Harris Bottom, aiming ov
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.vEVs' .E5sKET:HZ or
Watches, JewcIry and Fancy
o. % q ID $.

nNE OF OUR CONCERN HAS JUST re
~ turned from the Northern Markets, with
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"A general assortment
Of Silver ware of our own
MANUFACTURE.

Watches Of every variety G! escapemens carefully
repaired, and warranted to perform,
A supply OF genuine Morrison's Vegetable PILLS
just at hand,
WILLIAMS d VICTOR.
April 8 IS
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zee d. SAID land lies IN the county OF
Campbell, on Staunton River. and con
tains about TWO HIJNDRED AcREs
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3 HUNDRED .ICRES,

Twelve Hundred Acres
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-29

Extrat Of II letter from Truxlo, April 90, 1899.
The political horizon Of this country is again CLOUDY
and most loomy. Civil war has again broke out, aud
is difficult to toresee when may end. The states OF
Costa klca, Nicaragua aud Honduras having pronou-
ced themselves independent Of the federation, aud for
reform of the whole political SYSTEM The hostile par
ties huve already met twice in the ST. Salvador, and
bot been routed in the respective battles. Morazan is
no longer President, his wing expired, but con.
and is at the head Of the Federal troops. Contri-
buttons have ALREADY begun-trade is very dull, and
sonld j, he likely that this things will continue
much longer, we may bs induced to leave the country
altogether.
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CAMP STREET THEATRE,

"CARD.
CAMP-STREET THEATRE.
LAST Nl0HT.
FOR THE BENEFIT Of GEORGE HOLLAND.
"WEDNESDAY, MAY %. 1889.
tieo. Holland respectfully Informs his friends and the
public. that from the kind and liberal patronage he.
slowed on his short Summer Campaign at tho Camp. Nv
10 make the following arrangements BY which
,sPL ENDiD FoRTUNE!
by simply purchasing Ticket for the THEATRE the
above evening! !!
To srcure desirable an object,
THREE !. Tickets IT.
will he given !" to 'hs p" + = a. isow::
IN purchasing Ticket for the Theatre, number
will b. given with it. In tho Of performance
the corresponding numbers to those given to the public
with their Tickets, will 10 pu, into wheel the
7''se' o'' =" II: Tas Ssi:'i NUMBERS
will be drawn and the persons having the snme nun,
beers to those whcl, arc drawn, will each receive
Ticket in the
GRAND REAL EsrArE LOTTERY.
by which the holder may became the Of Real
SEVEN hU iS5 THoTsa sEy rs'
The numbers Of the Tickets purchased for the above
occasion are rs ,o!lows:-
First prize will receive the Ticket No. 1857.
Second prize will reccv. he 'ricxet No. 1887.
Third prize will receive the Ticket No.7l38
In order 10 give every satisfaction respecting The
VI ALe VFIIcs ~ drawing
Committee Of three gentlemen will superin,end tina
| arrangement.
o. For particulars Of the pr.formances, see Bill
Of the day.
! Tickets $l.-Chillren So ct--Gullery so cts.
Purchasers Of thidren's tickets, two Gallery
! Tickets, will be entitled to one number.
u Boz Book noar Open. n
n: B.-Persons must he very careful Of the number
received with their Tickets. for in case they .houl.
lose them, they cannot he replaced. Should this b,
the case, and there he claimant for a number that i
drawn the Ticket will be given charitable lnsti
tutiUn.''
There now-whnt dye think Of that
| II you recollect last Summer, Geo. Holland gave
splendid Work Box the last night Of Vnuxhal
which was disposed Of in the same manner, and | ha,
the honour Of presenting j, to Mrs. Lott, Of thi
city, who WAS the fortunate winner. Now, on
consider, should you be- so lucky to win Of lhes
Tickets, there is very little doubt Of your obtaining tn
Capital Prize-then l am sure you will be obliged I
me for calling yor attention your future prosPer,t,
and how happy shall be to receive general invita-
ton to drop in occasionally without any fear Of in
truding.
| Wishing YOU every success.
| | um your most obedlent servant,
| PAUL. PRY.
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+ MONEY NJ AKhEr. SC. Sc

Mo.NELt W NIttNrst ~ &C. 49,
Csrf, Tuesday Evening, May %.
Cotton has rallsd iit half rent pound. The run
y INV made on mi,lling and fair qualities. Some
5ll bags were Snh'o-aay prices ranging fron ~
10 l'cen,. The rereip,s IRE light In fne co,,"ns
hoi4nach doug
Viz tnhnrcp market firm, md sales readily made
~ ~ T. % cents TOR rsls Il ia believed that the grept
iT - VI the cTpl, To rwari, will be in port In
stwesweuks Itn, this time,
z She money markets. without ch,nge.
We have int lligrnce, VIII ch dep .nencs nav be
placed, from, Mississippi, assuring us that tpll ore
zig ah OF the panto',s uncnvaled this YEAR, and
tat the c",ten bug is making great havoc among the
ggnwing plnnts
sntIe gath in New York, four heavy. cotton in ligh,
dsniand, and in ,ney stock improving.
NJ Bans Of Arkansas has ant warmly a. anst
4 The conduct n Sewer and Fulton, the Y ) Senator,
from that State, in dsposng Of s bonds. ltnppears
tey sold 81 bonds 0,uO't, credit. taking secnr
I, nainasage IN forty negroes aud certain lands. The
Vice President has MT yet uae hi first payment, and
asks for years indulgence. The Senators omitted
70 inve The mortgage duly recorded TINT the anti.
credit Dick johnson has snugIy pcck-ted $4,000 Of
bonds, without paying cont far thom.
Gen. Hamilton will sail on the 9th nf June in tho
Great Wsstern for Europe, to negotiate the five millions
Of Texas bonds.
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lars for the Trip.
ARRANGEMENT FOR SUNDAYS:
The cars will leave nj the hours DAYS
unl O'Clock, r. H. when aIocomutivs will l.avs Csrroiou
every hour until o'clock, r. NJ
For ts accommodation visiting Carro,cn in the
O'clock car, and WIN may wish remain there until
o'clock. tue that has heretofore left ut
Will remain until ~ o'clock. eby allowing them hour
TO ENJOY the pleasant walks Of of the beautiful Gar.
dsns in the United States.
pesons going by the Locomotive provide themselves
with Tickets has positive directions not 10
receive money 10 lieu thereof.
THE JACKSON AND LACOURSE STREET CARS
Leave the head Of Jackson street O'CLOCK A. M Cunal
street At % O'Clock and hourly Al o'clock they will
commence 10 leave each and every hall hour Il O'Clock
from Jack street, aud O'Clock from Csuai street.
excepting Al ~ o'clock, +. n. from Canal street.
~ j" Particularly requested that gentlemen will put
tee upo" the cushions smoke in the wheu Ladies
are present.
ohce New Orleans and Carrollton Rail Road Company,
May list, 1889. JOHN HANSON
may IL hcfEng. N. . G.. 4 II