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EBDrOvers are prevailing the country, and
paving high prices for animals in good condition
Fat sheep bring higher prices than have ever
been known in this vicinity. One flock OF ~
sold last week for s5,25 per head. They were
"natives,r and were raised by Horace Hunt, ol
this toWn.-SSqVqEHRfaIi.th -SSqVqEHRIhN6 Nf9n5iss MAIL.
ST. LOUIS. Feb O.
The Overland Mail has arrived, with California
papers, three days later.
Silver ore, slppored 20 be very rich, has been
discovered at place called Soedad Mission, in the
neighborhood of Santa Cruz. The discoverer was
an old Mexican who has been engaged in prospect
ing on the coast range for several years. Some
specimens of the ore have been assayed with salts
factory results.
Chas. BeckYith, formerly prominent lumber
merchant at Santa Clara, committed suicide. He
was originally from Saratoga, n. 7.
There was an arrival from the Sandwich Islands,
bringing dates from Honolulu to the 9th Dec. Ths
royal family had returned to H9polulu. from visit
to neiighboring island. -, - -
A terrific storm swept over the islands On tie
10Th of December, during which immense quant-
ties Of rain fell, deluging the country, and doing
great damage.
Later Australian advicas say that the Fitzroy
River cold excitement had subsidized Gold was
found, bat not eDough 10 pay. Five thousand
persons went there, and there was much suffering
among them. COmmotion among the miners in
the Ballaurat district had taken place, owing 10
one party endeavoring to smoke out and blow
Up another party of workmen in adjoining tun-
neIs, which happened to be very rich. A large
police ..arce was ordered by the Governor to the
spot.
A correspondent in Kansas writes to the Missou-
ri Democrat, that report prevailed in the different
towns of Kansas, through which he passed on his
way to Jefferson, that 0ssawstimie Brown bad cap
tured Deputy Marshal Wood and hung him. The
report was confirmed at Shawnee and at Westport
by Judge Campbell, but general faith was not put
ID It.
Considerable excitement prevailed in Nebraska
Territory. Two men were taken out of the Jail and
hung by mob in Douglas county. The leaders
were arrested, and an unsuccessful effort made 70
empannel jury. During the excitement, man
vas shot for resisting an officer.
People we're deserving their farms to go to Pixies
Peak.
The deposits in the mint for the week ending
January 18th were 1852 ounces. The coinage
$4,000
Martin Gallagher had recovered $1,000 damages
from Capt. Smith of the bark Yankee for leaving
hin at the Sandwich Islands under decree of ban
ishmelt by the Vigilance Comnittee, l-s5.-
Rich silver mines had been discovered in Salte
Clara .r-
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Prepare against Fire
G. ]. COMSTOCK'S

HsdI UHibu HuII0 uIU DIlbu DIFh
WE ARE NOW PREPARED TO
w floEdes for the above WellknOwn brand Of Hama
and Dried Beef We warrant lhe eq1a quality 70 any
Orin innIaa1 M az y ll l'l HEWrrr cnnsrncK
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oPIUM.-The Custom House tables show that
during the last year, three hundred thousand
pounds of opium were imported into the United
States. 1t is stated upon authority that no more
than One-tenth of this quantity, is used or re-
lquired for medical purposes The balance is
used by opium chewers and the manufacturers
of spirituOus liquors.
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EDUCATIONAL CONVENTION AT WARREN. -
The Teachers and friends of Education in Trum.
bull county are to hold Convention at Warren
on Saturday, the 18th inst. President Hitch
cock, of the Western Reserve College, and Rev.
&r. Bittinger, of this city, will deliver ad-
dresses.
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MrsERLY EccENTR1cITY.-The late Isaac Ford,
whose sudden death we noticed last week, be-
sides owning large tract of Real Estate, had
collected a considerable amount of money. sup
posed to be about $1,000, mainly in specie,
which he kept secreted, and no one but himself
knew the place of deposit He was not sufti-
ciently conscious, during the brief illness which
succeeded his death, to reveal the hiding place;
and, although thorough search will be made, 1t
will probably always remain undiscovered
COnneaut Reporter.
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JEFFERSON IRoY WoRRs.-These extensive
mills passed, on Friday last, into the hands Of
Messrs. S. H Woodward, VIM. Bailey and
David Spalding, of Wheeling, for the sum OF
S75, 900, who have purchased the mills. at prob
ably one half their original cost. The mills
are new. large and of more than ordinary capa
city The new proprietors are men OF capital
and experience. The mills we understand, will
be put into operation at as early period as
will be practical.-Cadiz RepublieGn.
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H'charIes T. Harvey, Esq, of Marquette,has
purchased tive thirds ofthe propeller Maahattan,
and one-half of the schooner E. C. Roberts, =
They re to be put upon the route between
Cleveland, Detroit and Marquette, on the open
ing of navigation, and will DO the freighEng Of
the Pioneer Iron Co., of Negaunee.--Det AdV.
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Opposition in Virginia and Tennessee.

Opposition in VIRGINIA and Tennessee'
The Opposition in Virginia have had meet
ings in nearly one hundred counties and ap-
pointed delegates to State Convention to be
held at Richmond. The Hon. VIM. L. Goggin
viii probably be the nominee for Governor
The Opposition in the old Dominion is organ
izing so vigorously, that the Richmond Enqui-
rer expresses apprehension of danger to the
success Of the Democratic ticket and especially
of a loss of Democratic members of Congress,
The Opposition in Tennessee are also organ
izing for the State contest with considerable
spirit, but we presume both that State and Vir-
ginia will stand firm in the Southern Democrat
IL lire
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INDIANA LIQUOR LAVA bill has passed the
Indiana House fixing licenses for the sale OF
liquors at from $50 to $500, at the discretion of
the County Commissioners. Selling without
license subjects to a fine of from IS to $50
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A New Issue in Louisiana.

The re-opening of the Slave Trade is fast be-
coming an issue in the South. In the LoulsI-
ana Senate a bill has been introduced, declaring
in preamble, " that the right of the people OF
Louisiana to purchase slave property in any
market where negroes are for sale, has never
been alienated, and authorizing the said people
.to purchase negro slaves fIom Cuba, Brazil, or
Africa,'' and to hold the same in Louisiana
After spicy debate, the bill was referred to
the Committee on Federal Relations, according
to the wishes of the mover.
Straws show which way the wind blows
and the toleraiion of such bill in the Senate
of Louisiana is but one of the Southern signs
of determination to prosecute the trade Of
piracy.
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Burning flni0.

N0TICE.-EXGELSIOR BRECK-
IN ENRiDGE COAL AND CARBON oILS-The
updEgned would those who deal coal and carbon
oils h9t he has made such arrangements will enable
him to furnish those who buy Lamps Of him, with good
article Of l a -.
81 III Y COAL AND CARBON OILS,
As there manufactured in The countyy the barrel OF
gallon Fluid, Coal, Carbon aad Keresine LAMPS ier
ale at Wholesale at New York prcesreight added No
Ontario st. nOy22 R. Law
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DIED,

In Eagle7ilIo, Jan. 9th, JOHN woLCoTT. aged n
years
In East Trumbull, Jan. 22d, LOVANA cons0rt Of Ma
thaniei Brown, aged 81 years
In Freedom. Feb s,h, Mrs. ELAIINA CLARK, wife OF
Phiietus Clark, aged 80 ears
InParis Linn CO I5ga, Jan 18th 1859, ELLEN ELIZ-
ABETH LANNING, wife Of J. NJ. Lanning, M D. ard
daughter of Harris and Msry Ware aged 20 years, mtbs
and II days.
Mrs Lannng was born in Madison, Lake Co.. o ,whers
e resided until autumn Of 1885, se with her IA
TIERS family emigrated to Iowa-Jackson Linn Co.
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The LARGEST CHEESE TRADE.-Messrs. Bald
win d Tew, of Fowler, have taken the lead IN
the Cheese Trade of Trumbull county for 1858
They have shipped, mostly at this place, by
or over 306 tons of Cheese, costing S42, ,s33, 40
Add COST of boxes. $4,000
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cincinnnti Horse Railways.

The peopIo of Cincinnati are determined to
have horse railways with as little delay as pos
sible. The papers ofthat city publish aPstitiOn
to the Council to grant the privilege of con-
structing horse railway through several OF
the principal streets as proposed by the ComPa'
nv. signed by over Nine Thousand citizens, IN
cluding a large share of the prominent business
men. They ask immediate action of the City
Council, sin order that said railroads may be
constructed as expeditiousIy as possible"
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Freak OF A CoNvIcT Yesterday morning
soon after the prisoners of the Penitentlary
were marched out from their cells, one OF them
turned up missing. 1t proved to be an OLD man
named Milligan, sent for life about two years
apo from Brown county Where he had placed
himself was mystery to all, and the entire pO-
lice turned out to hunt him up, their labor pro-
wing Intellectual until near dark last evening,
when the fellow was found seereted in SIX feet
pit underneath the large fy-wheel Of Hall d
Browns machinery. He had secreted himself
early in the dav before the wheel was started,
and had lain there oa his back for hours with
the wheel almost touching his stripes, and re-
volviug at immense speed. In box BY his side
were stored large quantity of crackers, sugar,
and other light articles of food, of which he had
procured a sufficient quantity to last him a
week. The machinery was instantly stopped,
Milligan mas drawn forth from his retreat, and
placed in another more dark, cheerless, seclu-
ded and secuIe-the dungeon.-C lHHsbEs Fact.
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Bamkers.
J. HerdInan s. Co,


No. 60 Public Square. south side. near Ontario st.
BANKERS AND DEALERS IN
H Foreign and Domestic E1csanee. Uncurront Money!
Specie and Land NarTants Collections throughout fs
United states, Canada and Europe promptly attended 10
DTafts 1nd Bills Of Exchange Great Britain ire and
France and Germany We direct in to sur a.
Sight and 20 days The following banks and Brsnche
ENGLAND . 't
Londt n-MessIs. PTese0t Grote, Case s Co. Baakerv
l.lverpOol-J Barned CO Bankers. y y
VI anchests ~ cssrs. CuniIne. Brooks Co Baukers
NatiOnal Provincial Banks OF Eagaud And nnrs fir,,
out England and Wales.
Birmingham R.rlkipg Co,
Yorkshire Disilict iblEik snd Branchss & II 70
Lancaster Banking Co. and eranclrst
IRELAND.
National zssnk OF ireland
Provincial Bank Of ireland. at.taaa
And all their Branches IA all the principal oes and town,
SCOTLAND
Dundee commerciai BAN iug Co
Greenock BANKING 60. IN G lasgow and Grcsnoek
National Bank Of Seutland and Branches
We oan also furnish Dra nor mount IN A,
prluclpal CltleSoi lhe 4 o1ttneut 81 Ear1oe = -
PASSAGE B1 STEAMER. or Sai5nr psrtst z,.,.. -,
rom New York, Breat Britain and Irsiand r-.ss 49,
Germany can be cured a the loyvest rates -
For 1rtiaer particulars applyio s.l'--s T.
SEQ , J. HERDMAN { Co. Is abora
II I WaITMAN. n. n. sFANDIRT- = :, N ST771S -
WHITMAN, STANDARD q co.
w BANKERS. and Ioalsrs In Fotsisn and Domsstc -
ehange; No Superior street We draw direct On Tor
gon and WI furnish Drafts for suy payale A ai
ne principal poin sin England reinnd Scstahd Franes
ao derany- CoieotlORs made all accessabie pSints
aronahonI the Unlt q States aad canadas. mhs.lF
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s45,l93,60

Total. -. S4O, 1So'oV
This cheese was sent to different markets
east and west, the largest portion to New York
and Cincinnati, smaller lots to Baltimore, St.
Louis, Galena, Memphis, &c Warren ChrOn.
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DLAID MERINOES, Plaid Valencia
u 5ovR and Cashn'efe'' OETA TAYLOR, GRIswoLD CO.

FOR SALE, OR EXCHANGE-A
IN FARM Oh FIFTY ACRES-In Sandusky county;
on plank Road near Fremont; rich, sardy loan soil and
e eas erexchange for IoLa G 10 acres the city.
PTTTsBURGH ST Two Houses, and Lots, 6s feet front
and 5o0 feet eep TO the canal-sxchaDge for farm
SIIgSOTJRI LANDS-Wel located-at $3.50 per acre-to
exchange for Resaymade Clothing; also, some sood Iowa
CEDAR sT-House and Lot, nice cottage house and
considerable frnitto excage for from tt ~ acres near
nPfTTsBURG sT-Two Brick Stores and Dwelling, with
lotto exchange feT a farm.
CROTON ST House and Lotto exchange Tor a farm
$1,000
LANSING. BICH-FOur Lots for sale cheap, or e1-
change for small house and lot IN or near the city
GARDEN ST House and Lot: large two story house,
well inished-to exchange for a farm -,
GRANGER STREEF.-One ard a hall story house ahd
lat-to exchange for farm; would prefer one IN the Yclh
ity Of Toledo; 81 $50: =, = ,zo
acres with variety Of excellent SOIL large and good build
ngs; fine orchard; about 30 tlmberll exchange
fr from 10 to % acres the city; $50 per acre
DTrTNAAI PAULDlNG COS.-SoIne hne LANDS IN
tEese counties TO exchange for City properly. ,
IOWA.-On the Dubuque aad Pacific rallroad % miles
from DUBUQUE 80 eLce 'ent prarle andWtH eN-
Change for Productive City property!
CTWENTY ACRES-Hear Ktnsinan s rect ana rear the
city line with stregm OF water running tLroush-Wli
xchange for improved CITY prOpeTtyi $50 per acre
100 ACRES-n Pierce county Wisconsin, near Inc lis
sissippi river; rich soil and exchange Tor
a house and lot in the City Z,
WOOD ST-Three two story houses and iotsi good
nroperty-to exchange for desirable western lands
lucas CO-Srieen miles from Toledo; so acres 10 eI-
eisInse for small house and lot in the CITY.
= ROUSE JENNINGS,
noV2 6eal Fstete and Insurance Agents
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FROM BOSTON.

BosToE, Feb. 10.
The Winthrop House was sold at auction to day
for Slo6, 500, subject to mortgage Of 81 900
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iu ~ A'''i'''' 7'' ROUSE s JENNINGS
Real Estate x InsuIppces Agent
.0P S4TE OR EXCHANGE.-

Janll
EOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
n K1NsATAN sF House and Lot Good house and
Ter large corner lot with Fruit and Shade Trees short
distance from Perry St. EHchange for 70 TO 70 acres near
the city or for a fam in this county, S4LQDg
VALUABLE LAND IN NISCONslN:-Ao acres M es,i 8
miles from Port Washington on Lake Michigan neal 9i
Taukee Heavy timber land, with excellent SOIL. VIII
Exchange for good farm near the city.
PAUIDING COUNTY.-2eO acres "a miles from the
Comfy seat bv main road. miles from K Statlon
Sosd land with valuable timber Exchange Tor small
farm near the CITY,. A.. 49,. TO-
HAMILTON ST.-Two houses and lots to exchange Tor
q small farm - ~
a. ACRES, II miles from DelEoit. =. -. j.,
90 ACRES oue mile from New Listen, County Seat OF
VIII Exchange one OF all for improved property near
this city. =, ;.t, . s,.1,
house: good soil sandy lOam and spring OF water SOO
WI 81 STlo miles west of the eity-eghy
fnr Sl Acres with small house and orchard and acres
Of timber. 70 exchange for house and lot-one on "es'
% 1ocIIgSisTED FALLS.-House and hsrn with Of one
| bsIf arre ROUSE = JENNINGS,
i'@ senI 50 Superior Street
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FRIDAY MORNING, FEB'Y lis 1889


Plain AND ORNA1IENIAAl tltI-N II...Srii-,,i-, :,
~ PLAIN and Ornamental Printing Of eTery oeSFlP IN
9s ~ printing Establishment o. the LeddeT OHe On
n latest improved and most rapL steam sue
-. etvle m Short notice and reasonable rates fa
na5 "a biauk work Every description o.
a ,jias esosclilv Blank Books Ledgers, Journals
Les u ss,s. Rsceigiug BDosS, &c. &C
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tis diieult to fancy awkward stitch than his
Tbs Is called "do1ble thread stitch or course hs
thread which lies eoled curiously the lower side Of
the eioh aoes add to strength Of the thread wsc
passes through and hodsfhe cloth togeher hut simply
serves 70 faen the sirgle thread which take the stitch
Ihls also IS single thread stitch. That ths Grover ami
Baker Stitch unTayels readily shown by The above cut
But II onld be sate that when fastened this stitch is
elastic and Is TO- many purposes valuable stitch. That
very complicated eontrivance is required to .ake the
Groe Baker Stitch IS quite appsrent Hence its great
liability 10 get cut Of order.
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mants.

100000 MONEY ADVANC.
hpAO9OOOE ED-Insuns to suIt-et the Old
stand and wen known WAGNERS OFFICE-on Gold and
Silver Watches, Jewery, Diamonds, Guns Pistols Sc
Business strictly private Office No Water st. corner
Superior upstairs established in1s5l Open from 8 "a
N 10 p NJ Watches and JeWery for sale 1t barKai-
.-,..,., I'M wagner,
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PRICE TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS

EVERY MACHINE WARRANTED TO Perform WELL.
FTNTTS NAnuINE- yzSI tho
n sanction ard approval Of various State and County
Fa but solicit attention much to hszs as to
the Machine itself in practical use.
HIGH PRICE AND Low PRICE
Can a Sewing Machine be furnished for S25 which
shall in fact be more servceSble than those s0d
that you should pay 500 oI good Sewing Ma
SlOOl
w undertake here TO answer these questions. Read
II Call ard see the Howe Sewing Machire work
" Inquire Of some Of the families using them.
This preeaution viii enable you to SIS in the
purchase off Sewing Machine.
q The Home Sewing Machine Is w1Tran' ed perform
represented GIII--
,R The Hone Sewing Machine dsss not require Ma
IL must be conceded that Sewing Machiue which does
family sewing rapid and wen is good Machine with
out regard to the COS.
Also that the simpler the construction Of the Machine
the eheaaer 1t can be made and the less likely is to get
out of repair.
cOmDareihe stitches of the aif.. e. Machines:
THE WREET.Iyt 4 WI SON or SINCrR STITCH
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Co-Partnership Notice
GlairVovant PhVEieian,

GEORGE O. BASLINGTON is q
~ Psrtner in our House after this date.
February 1. IS 3 H D. KENDALL 4 CO.
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MISS A. w. POLK, HEALING
lAl MEDIUM AND CLAlREOYANT PHYSICIAN,
has taken rooms at Mr.. StewaTt's No. IS Lake St,
where she will eramiue and prescribe for the sased
Her experience an success warrant her Offering her
services TO the public distance can e aa-
coalmodated with board IN the house TERss-SI foT tie
FIST and 90 for every examinafion HOrs
nom to u A Man from 2 to5 p N feh35 lyTlr0
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The Great New Light.

THE CRYSTAL OIL AND LAMP
Il for ereal purposes suPergr 10 all otAeIs and
H. money than other
in sIstenc for sale his city exclusively hy j WYIlE
perfOr b.
Persohs atsgssed respectfully invited to cali al4
n The CRYSTAL Oh Lamp is SUPERIOR to All chers Tor
quruing Coal Oil. ianIs-2rs22 =
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AT.E on. EXCHANGE-
E0R SALE OR EXCHANGE-

EOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
II LAKE STREET NEAR BANK-La[ge two story
E1nse and Lot with Barn House well finished, with wa
/ eT g1s g.. To exchange for farm-S6000,
NEWBURGH ROAD mi les rom lhe eity--tt1Ye t acres
,f ind IN eIchange for a small House and Lot-S1OO.
MTSSOITRT I,ANDS-Wel feIecteC, at $50 10 - per
acre to exchange for stock Of goods good Piano paror
iuI uBIoITYAR ST. NEAR PROSPECT-Two story House
and Lot also two small houses to tIchange Tor far near
the CITY, 5000
FARM OF 60 acres 40 miles by railroad from the CITY,
and neT spot and village; to exchange ior city properly
EOIIRTEF,N ACRES-On the Detroit Plank Road hVe
miles from the citv small house. good barn. anu some
frut: 10 exchange Tor farm CT city oPerty-SzSO9
SOME CHOICE LANDS near Dubuque iowa, Y some
good propertT in this city, centrally oc tied, win some
sosh. 10 exchange for large and hrst-rate farm.
ONE ACRE of land With house, uafn snd nut 10 miles
bypiank ro-d from Buffalo N 10 exchange lor proper
SWo0D TAND-T2 acres one mile from the Euclid De-
pot; exchange for House and LOT Ia the eisO PEI
NETISWENTY-THREE ACREs-S1S miles from the city by
Eucd Plank Road, sm0l house, good Darn and ofehau
and frstrale sandy soii-S22Io ~, . 7r,,,,5,nyos
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BfmeraI Notifes.

REAL ESTATE REGISTRY.
MO. 6. OVER II. K. REYNOLDS
In Hardware store J. D. USHER Eil rent houses
ior all parties who DESIRE and all senemsnts infrrse to
him viii be advertised Tor the low Ics Of TwEsrY-FTvK
CENTS. ian2lR6
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N0tiee

THE ANNUAL MEETING of the
Il Stockholders in the st. Clair Street Plank Read Co
fer the election OF seven Directors VIII be be a. he Of
heo OF L PRENIISS in the City Cle Gland on he 18th
day OF ~ -uary, 1883, at 10 O'Clock A n.
lanl31s9dzls L-PRENTISS. Pres
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CANAL ROUTE TOLYNCHnURC ANDnUcu-
ANAN.
3szs-srITIS &Sz--,r7-r+.
MARE from RIrbr,orJ % t,-,.A.- a, a. . -

IL and Lexington fLOD - - ' s''''
On the 18th day Of July, the hrm Edmond Co will com
ence RUNNING their triwecky line boats on he James
Ner hanaEha Canal leaving Richmond As usual on Monday
wednesday and Friday at p NJ, reach New Canton al
u ,o'tsNiy AZ - VI ot the hrat, and lynchburg
Buchanan and Lexington at P NJ Of the second day.
RETURNING:
Leave buchanan AZ A NJ Lynchburr At5L MopJsv
"wednesday and Friday, reach iOL NJ NsW o.
Ton AZ y u NJ, and arrive In Richmond Al 4 ~
ho connect ~ New Canton with the
loesyille 49, '-nN ''' N'"i-
rom the country will observe, by this schedule
hey arrive In Richmond and lynchburg o'clock In the morn
lnF, aud can return home days p NJ fro Richmond
aud ~ u. NJ, from LynchhurE.
see eOfa rivgI tsps.rv
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CHICKERING PIANOS.

A NEw and naI supply Of these splendid inslru-
N have been received. s<@&luu1
addition 10 beautiful Boix de Nclx Cir
culAr Action, and the Grand, have the Bou- ~
dolr, beautiful Instrument Of upright fern
Chickering's have received medals
nowned competitors and from Institutions
America Europe. They more
Pianos than any factory In the world.
Prom the Chickering's have the pema-
lection; by the capital they
they sell fully per cheaper
other factory None Of their instruments leave the
without having been fully Inspected by the best artists
As this factory has agency city
Richmond these instruments be sold by
The factory all Pianos sell promptly
tended
wareroos side Broad 9th
uaia SArIrt cARusI Sole Aren't