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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-16

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN BALTIMoRE.--1cs-
tcrday morning at No. $40 west Baltimore,
near EutaT street. The fire spread 70 the
upper stories, and there was much damage
done; the greater part, however, by wafer
The basement and first floor Of the building
were occupied by Moses Gutman N Co. rs a
wholesale clothing store. The second, third,
and fourth floors were occupied by X. III.
Manko as boot and shoe mandatory.
The stock of both firms was badly injured
by fire, smoke, and water: principally by
the latter. 1lcssrS. Gutman d Co.'S loss, as
estimated by Charles 7. Holloway. fire in
spector, * $4,000. upon which there are
policies Of $500 in each of the Baltimore,
Merchants and Mechanics. National and
Firemen's Companies Of this city, Mr..
Manko's loss is $40, 900, and is insured in
the following offices: Firemcn's, German.
Washington, Atlantic, Franklin, Peabody,
and Resolute. The policies in each being for
-. 600. The building i9 damaged 10 the en-
tent Of aDout $4,000, and Is fully insured in
the Baltimore Fire Insurance Company and
the -Ttna Of Hartford.
From No. $40 the flames communicated to
the roof Of warehouse No. 3l1. the first floor
OF which is occupied by Arthur Emory,
hardware dealer Mr.. Emory's loss is Il ,54j,
which is covered by insurance. The upper
floors of this building are occupied by Am
niidon & Cromhic, lamp and coal-oil deal
e:S. whose loss is 500, which is also fully
insured.
No. 3l7 is owned by Alonzo Lilly, whose
loss will be about 800: to cover which he
holds policies in the National and Fircmen's
osccs Of this city.-B0itinlOre S@n, 18th.
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TELEGRAPHlC NEWS.
Washington News.

WASHINGTON. October 15.--The customs
receipts from October lst to October oh,
inclu sivc, were over II 100000.
The revenue receipts to-day were over
S:250,000
Commissioner Delano has returned to the
city.
Major d. G. Swayne has been appointed
Frcedmcn'S Bureau Educational Agent for
the border States Ujre kimball.
Commissioner Delano decides that law
vers having two distinct offices or places OF
business must pay for two licenses.
NesSrS. Hear, Phillips, and CariSc. ar.
gued the Ecrger habeaS corpus to-day be-
fore the Supreme Court. The decision Is
reserved. The court adjourned till Mon
day.
There * nothing additional regarding the
elections
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General lees Reply.

LEXINGTON. VA, September u, lSG9
Dear Sir,-I have had the honor torcccNc
YOUR invitation t. attend ~ IN honorary
member Of the Commercial Convention TO
assemble AT Louisville on the 18th Of ucto-
Der next. The important measures pro
posed to be considered hy the Convention
will attract the earnest attention Of the
whole country, and. feel assured, viii re-
criyc the calm dclibcrati0n which 20 mo.
mrntous 4 subject a the advancement
of tlr interests Of All the states anc
the development Of the wealth and re-
sources OF each require from American
citizens. If We turn 10 the past ms
tory Of the country and compare our
nritcrial condition with that Of our fore
fathers, when they undertook, in the face
Of the diilicultie. which surrounded them,
its organization and establishment. 1t Woulo
seem 10 be III easy task for Us to revive
what may be depressed, and TO encourage
what may lie .hnguishing, i'll all The
walks OF fife. We Shall find il easy if we
will cherish the same principles and
practice The same virtues which gov
crncd them. Every man, however, mus
DO his part in this great work. lie lnuS'
carry INTO the administration ol ms affairs
industry. fidelity, and economy. and appl,
The knowledge taught ty science 10 the pro,
motion of agriculture, manufactures, ano
All industrial pursuits. As individual, pros,
Der, communities become rich, and The ave
nues and dep0t- required by trade and com
mercc will be readily constructed. In my
particular sphere have to attend to my
prapcr business, which occupies 50 much OF
nv attention that have but little, time t
devote 10 other things. | am unable, there
fore, to accept your kind invitation, but am
HANDY in the belief that the enlightened
DELEGATES that will be present at the Con
yention will do al! that can be done Tor tht
good Of the country.
Thanking YOU for the kind manner II
which your Invitation has been extended,
am. with great respect, your oDedlent ser
vnnt r. +. LEE.
Colonel B!anton Duncan, Chairman tohi-
miItee Of Arrangements.
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GREAT BRITAIN


SAN FRANC1~Co. October ij.-Datcs from
Mlzatlan 10 the it'll instant say Il revolution
in Sinaoa was imminent. Troops had been
stationed along the southern frontier. The
Government was hjying arms and MANU-
featuring war material DcscrtionS from
the army were numerous. LoZodoS cavalry
had appeared on the southern frontier, ere
a!ing considerable alarm.
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Foreign 1Iarkets-iBY TELEGRAPH.

tOEEI-N -t'4Th'.'-I"l II.T.'''I'.NT TT
L0SD0N. Oclo'trr IL .T"rn.- C0nsos, 93t.
United states bonds. - cX-lmcrr,i.
FRANKFORT. October lj.-Cnitcd States bonds
tirm at rNI J.
TrAxKroI;r. October l5.-uli!cd States bonds
'iuiut At -.
HAvRE, October ,-.-Cotton opens heavy.
IIyEEpuOI. October I5-.Io5a.-Cotton quiet ;
upland&. l"ld. Orleans, l2td. estimated sales,
{! u@n ualcs: sales for til" week $4,000 bales. IN
rdir;c y Tor cNport and s.oVJ for speculation
stock. !@J.o0D nlic~. including 1900 Americas" ;
ok at At u6u bales. Including %. COO tmcri
car. Nccrirts Of Amcrican cotton for the week,
: 600 bairs Corn. -. I'd Red Wheat o.. 2d.
LIVERPOOL. october IL EreHjHJ.-Cott
closed ffn."r: ujandS, l@tI.; Orleans. l2ld.
sales T. 600 bales, iuclud:nE 5000 bales for export
and speculation. Red western wheat, D. ID. Tur-
pcniIHc, 26S. I'd.
PArlS Uctohrr 15.-BourS" quiet; rcntcS, If.
.2c.
PARIS, Oct"hcr l5.-B"mrsc duil; rentes, III.
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The probable effect OF emancipation in
producing the ultimate extinction OF t!e
lack race in America is !orcshadoWed III
an elaborate medical report recently pre-
scnted to the State Medical Society OF Ken
lucky III relation TO the relative iecuhdl,l
~ women Of different nations and condi
tons. In support Of the assertion that Ia
Dor tends TO increase fccundity, and indo-
lcnce and luxury the reverse, many hlStor!'
cal illustrations were adduced; among
which were numerous statistics from various
parts Of the southern states, showing thal
in a given population, where three chll
dren were born during slavery, one, or les
than one. is born now, and that al least my
per cent. OF the children OF the ifeed pe,UpH
die dnriug The first wear Of infancy. IL l.
added that the immortality Of the enamel
gated slaves has even more to do with t her
increased stGrility than other caases.-Se"
York World.
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VEn'ELLE

TETELLE,
II RESTAURATEUR, Hxs9
No. 1909 MAIN STREET, ES
having successfully passed through 1872.
the great drought, enters upon The LuAuklnuS
s-.SS- season Of autumn under the best auspices.
N.3, BY his comprehend. e arrangements he Sc
We cures for his guests the luAnries OF every
ESEa cline. whether OF the land or the water.
lie insures faithful attendance and everything that
heart could desire ut his tables. Ills bar Is sup
piled with tile very best OF LIQUORS. His coun-
try friends and the legislators he Invites to his
establishment where they may practice economy
and enjoy luxury to suit their tastes. SEES
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T!.c Es,!lapelogsia Election Troubles

PHILADELPHIA. October l5.--ln cOnncc-
ton with The election troubles here the
nrothonOtarv Of Common Pleas Court was
arrested to-day and locked I'D. His Office
bears marks Of having been r:m>ackcd.
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Genera! GnnbN's Report.

WASHINGTON. October bit is stated
that General Canby'S report is fatal TO the
charges Of fraud and intimidation III the
Nirminia alnntinn.
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~ iuS VI NHtlc sulphur Natcls-JoIt Is
! tol Nctrs.
LYNCHBURG AND DASvILLE RAILROAD
ne corps of engineers Of which Major
| EandcGTitt, Of the Orange railroad, is chief,
organized to examine the old SURVEYS and
survey new routes nf the Lvnchburg and
Danvlllc railroad, will commence their work
on Tuesday next. It is supposed it will re-
quirc TWO months or more to complete the
surycys.-Lynchb"rg NcarS.
LAND SALEs.-Mr. James Tavlor's E I'm.
| lying in Caroline county. known as the
Neck Farm" containing 600 acres. has
been purchased by DR.. Janney. Of Penn syl-
yania, for $50, 900. Eiram 7, Rowe. Of
Utica, \. T.. bought the farm of Joseph
Alsop, known as clifton" containing 1922
acres, for 81, Misunderstanding Herald.
The valuable farm in Craig county known
rs the Hermitage, and bclongingto Bennett
Willy. Esq, has recently been sold to John
w. Hurt. Esq, OF Roanoke, for S1G,O0O.-
Lynch6utY Ners. (
DANGERS OF DIssEcTIoH.-Dr. L. B. Rose
who made 4 post morton examination of
the body Of McNeclus, killed by Bullock
puncturcd finger on each hand with Il
needle whilst so engaged. The fingers soon
thereafter became intiamed and swollen. and
The pain intense. Indeed. III one time Seri-
Gus apprehcasonS We're experienced nv the
friends OF Dir. Rose. We are glad 10 learn
That the critical period has passed and the
nEietyrclicycd. Men cclus died with lock-
Jaw, after having fingered some ten days
Fredericksburg NerGld.
The YOUNGEST GovERSoR.-Combattin"
the statement that Governor Walker is the
youngest man who ever Nccame Governor
Of Virginia, 4 correspondent OF the Alex
andria Gazette says:
1.-The State Of Virginia has been honored
with several Governors somewhat younger,
at the time Of going into office, than is Co
vernon Walker. Among these was Thomas
Jefferson, thirty-siX years; General Henry
Lee (Li@hthorse Harry, thirty-five years ::
John Tyler Gate President Of the United
states, thlrty-iSe years: and James Bar
bour, thirty-SiX years. There mar he some
others Of like youth and yigor, and ! think
it more than probable that III investigation
would establish the fact
INTERESTING OccAsIoN.-A large audience
assembled on last Sunday night in the Bap-
fist church at ,}ctferSort0n TO witness the
ordination 10 the full work Of the gospel
ministry Of Dir. ". W. Wood. who has been
recently called to the pastoral cliargc Of a
church i'll Hcnr!co county. The ordination
sermon was preached by Rev j. II. TAYLOR.
Jr., of this place. The orCiaiming prayer
was offered by Rev. L. Grim>loy. when the
hands Of the Prcsbytery were laid upon the
head Of the candidate. The charge was de-
iycrcd by Rev. w. T. Rrcadus, d. d.. Of
Fredericksburg; after which the right -haud
Of fellowship was given by Rev. Is. GYims-
ley. The services are said to have been
solemn and mprcs>iVe.-Caipcpcr Observer.
Commodore Maury bGs written another Of
his excellent icttcrS-this one 10 Alexander
McDonai1, ESQ, Secretary Of the Lynch
burg Agricultural Society.
The rumor Of an clopemcnt Of young
lady Of Bedford with Il married man is on
!ireiv untrue. No such clopcment has taken
place.
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The trustees sale at st. Louis ON the ON
instant s'for the benefit of the Common.
wealth of Virginia" yielded. SIs,6Oi. Inc
sale WAS continued on the TIN.
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Foreign News.

MADRm, October l5.-The reply OF the
Minister TO General Scklce'S note i that HE
national dignity prevents the acceptance. of
foreign mediation IN domestic affairs.
Valencia still holds out against the troops.
LoNDoS, October l5.-rhc Times money
article says The confidence i'll >pain's ability
10 suppress the Instruction j. increasing III
commercial circles.
FRANCE.
PARIS, October 15.-Emperor Napoleon
went hunting yesterday.
GREAT BRITAIN.
GLASGOW. October ia great fire Is
racing here. The Vulcan Oil Works and
Eagle Iron Works have been destroyed.
The loss is very heavy.
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E'r.1Sfs in Georgia.

AUGUSTA. GA, October 15.-Thcre have
been light lrostS in This and other sections
Of Georgia.
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GRAND CoMMASDERy MASTER NAsONs.-
CicrcldRd. d.. October l4.-Thc convention
u the Grand Commandcry Of Master MAJ
sons OF Ohio commences here to-day. The
attendance il large. The convention will
continue until "Wednesday next. Impor-
tant matters will be brought up in regard to
The various degrees Of Masonry during the
session.
I'rhe fellow that wrote that telegram
knows all about Masonry. We shall next
hear Of II convention Of clerical laym"n.l
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EEOvclneEs:s OF E2r. Davis.
BALTIMORE. October 1J.-Jellcrson Davis
sailed To-day for Charleston en- route fol
Mi>SiSSippi.
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Admiral Earragul Dying.
CHICAGO, October 1j.-Admiral Farragut
is not expected to live through the night.
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VIRGINIA. NEWS.

a GEEAT Discovery IN RRIsroL.--C. c
campbell, Esq, has discovered in the very
coge of cur town, on the Virginia side, !
noId spring of white sulphur water.-Bris
fol Netrs.
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rEIe Louisville Convention.
LOUISVILLE, October 1j.-The Commercial
Convention is still on preliminary business.
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The Emperor Napoleon has ordered that
he travelling expenses of the French
bishops Of Quebec on going to and return
ne from the Ecumcnical Council shall be
efraycd from the imperial eNcheQuer.
The Farmyille -Ne,cs says that last year
there were 3.i30, 92t pounds loose tobacco
sold at Randolph WarchouSc-bcin@ an cX-
cess Of ,206,12 pounds over the previous
year.
Ex-Presidcnt Pierce's estate is estimated
It 81 900, 900, the bulk Of which Will proba-
DIV 90 to nephew, who is being educated
1t Princeton College at the expense Of the
late President.
The residence Of John Fitzgerald, Esq,
with $50 acres Of land, was sold last Friday
1t so per acre. Nr. A. W. Scott purchased
| few days since, near Blacks and Whites,
100 acres OF land ut So per acre.-D"rhe-
cite Times.
On Saturday last 4 negro named Wyatt
Campbell, living near Satvllle, III TINS
county, shot and killed negro man named
puiu Smith. The shooting took place ut
WAITS house. The cause-jeaiOuSy. wyatt
vas arrested and lodged in jail at this place
to await trial.--AGrion Herdld.
Never at any time during the last eight
years has the gold-room displayed the mort
Dund features which il shows at present.
If it he not dead. it certainly looks shastiS
nough for death. The spectators have
,eseIfed its noisy and dingy precincts. The
hundreds of excited and roaring operators,
who, from morning till night for years past,
have confronted each other around the
fountain " have disappeared, and only
few sombre brokers are TO be scen.-Nen
York Tribune.
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Foreign News.
ENGLAND.


LoEp0S. October I4.--Lord Derby is much
better to-day, and still improving.
The following dispatch concerning DR..
Livingstone was received here Yesterday.
under date Of Bombay. October 9th d" 4
letter las Just been received here from Or.
Livingstone. the great African tray eIicr.
II" was ut Lake DangeWo at the time Of
writing (jn July i3G>) and was in excellent
health and spirits. He mentioned incl
dcntally that he believed that he had ut last
found the true source OF the Nile"
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PENNSYLVANIA.

PHILADELPHIA. October 15.-Thc Press
table OF returns makes Governor Gcary's
minority @.1G4. The Agc Dcmocrat) pub
fishes no table. but says that the returns
arc unreliable, that both parties claim the
state. and that the official returns are re-
nlircl 10 decide il.
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AMERICAN BIsuors ~ RnME-LoDGI$C& N
THE DoIA PALAcE.-Ihc London G!pbc
says:
- \ portion Of the Dcria Palace, in Rome.
mas been let tor three months hr Prince"
Doria- Fantili, for 5000 napolconS. for the
purpose Of being fitted up is Il hotel and
cstaurant during the sittings OF the Colln-
ii, not for cardinals and bishops only, but
for the public generally. In The splendid
apartments built for Donna Olympia any
man with Il few francs in his pocket may
soon take his plain, quiet meal. What yiciS-
STUDIES, it may we'll be said, does mol the
world live To witness in lordiy palaces rs
well rs IN poor mems huts. Cfall the pur-
Dlcd dignitarics soon 10 hc seen rolling in
thcir "Ided chariOts on The fincian llil!,
,he American bishops. il is believed. will he
3y far the richest. \ Catholic banker from
Missouri has been specially appointed by
them to manage their financial affairs du-
ring their stay III Rome
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FURNITURE. &c.

AND BEDDING WARE
II HOUSE, 1905 and 1919 Main street, Rich
nond, VAC. b. STACY & SON confidently In
vie their friends and the public generally TO their
FALL STOCK, just completed; which viii be
tcred in Richmond; and in every article they are
prepared to compete with the best houses In the
country; and In BEDDING, their facilities en-.
able them to defy competition.
SHUCKS! SHGCkS! sHUCKSi
We will pay cash for SHUCkS, In any quantity,
delivered In Richmond. 80 s.
Wea are anxious 10 appoint agents in every lo-
cslity from which Shucks viii bear transportation
to whom we will furnish presses for baifn2. FAR
ticalars on application. se 3o-3m
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TINKEY.

CoNSTAETINorLB. Uctobcr 1t.-Thc En-
press Eu@cnic hts arrived here. The wca-
thcr is delightful.
The Empress Eugene was received BY
the sultan with imposing ana magnificent
ceremonies. The waters Of the bC>phor0Us
were crowded with boats %aily decorated,
and it, banks vor, crowded with >pcctl-
tors,
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The Elections.

OHIO.
CoLuNErs. ONO, October 15.-Thc re.
turns do not change the reported lo,oOC
minority for Hayes.
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NOTICE TO MANUFACTURERS.
PROFESSIONAL CARES.

VAR. JOIN Il. LITTLE. has returned to
~ Richmond and resumed the PRACTICE or
HEplClNE.
Office ana residence No. 6o5 Main street. nppG-
site tie Arlington House, corner al sixth aI,i
Main. Messages may he left IT thr drug stores Of
|. WaeT.r. Sixth ard Broad ,r,r;s, and +. g.
AIcihaii. Seventeenth and Min. oc lt-ln
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MILITARY PEoNoTloN.-Maior j. Parran
Crane, commanding the Fifth Battalion ta-
yalry, Maryland National Guard, has been
promoted Icy the Governor TO the rank oI
.ieItenant.co loncl.- B0LnmOrc SnA.
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DISPENSARY AT THE MEDICAL
II COLLEGE.-Opcn daily Sundays cxcepted)
nj - O'Clock. INDECENT PATIENTS twhitc ana
coorcd) will receive medical and surgical aid, in
cudng medicine, FREE OF CHARGE. I,
Contributions 10 this charity, OF money. meG-
clncs, empty Sials, &c., respectfully invited.
Professor MCCAIN. Physician.
az 30-lm Professor MCGUIRE Surgeon.
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Commodore Maury bas written another Of
his excellent icttcrS-this one 10 Alexander
Mcdonald, Esq, Secretary Of the Lynch
burg Agricultural Society.
The rumor Of an clopemcnt OF young
lady Of Bedford with Il married man is on
tireiy untrue. No such clopement has taken
niart.
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CONFECTIONERY.

a w. 49, o. p b. .
TtST RECEIVED. TWENTY BAR
81 REFS CHOICE CRASBEKRIES. Fer sale
low ". W. TEiBBETT.
Gr1i lllG Main street.
NEW CONFECTIONEkG.-I beg leave
\ 10 announce 10 my former patrons, friends.
and the public generally, that have bought the
STOCK and FIXTURES Of the BR \ = II
STORE AMI IL f. CREAM SALOON Of i. PlL-
IINI < CO., corner OF Third and Main streets
under St. Adams Hall), where will ut AL times
keep Il large. fresh, ana varied assortment Of
,ONFECTlpNEE1ES, FOR ElGN and DOMES-
TIC FRUITS, NUTS. PICKLES, CORDtAl.$,
PRESERVED FRUITS, CANNED GOODS of
all descriptions, &C.. &c. ~
have also II good assortment of TOYS. which
will hc sold cheap, TO make room for others which
! will receive in few days.
II Is my Intention to sell ali my goods nj rca-
Sonabr profit 10 al who may favor me with 4 call,
hoping thereby, Nith integrity and strict attention
to business, 10 gain the patronage OF the public
Respectfully THOMAS JAtkSDN,
No. 500 Main street, corner Of Third.
oc l3-G*
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lust RECEIVED AND IN STORE
~ 50 barrels of new PICKLES.
1000 CtCOANUTS,
81 barrels Of assorted NUTS and AL
MGNDS:
10 boxes LEMONS:
l00halfhuXcs RhISiNS;
2,OC0 boxes SARDINE$. CANNED OIS-
TIERS and HOLSTERS.
Pepper Sauce, Tomato Catsup, Worcestershire
Sauce.
70 arrive vi il next steamer 1000 fresh CAN
DIES Of all descriptions. My own manufactured
CANDIES are warranted pure and OF the best
quality. keep the largest variety OF CAKES and
CANDY Of any confectionery In the city.
Z1MMER'S WORM CONNECTIONS are 10 he
kept III every family. {. ZIMAIER,
oc5 1913 Main street.
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NOTICE.-Thc subscriber, haringS.
~ returned to the city. would respectfully 10
Inform his friends and The public that he Is ~
prepared to make the best quality al BOOTS AND
SHOES to order 1T the very lowest prices.
JOHN g. EBEEHACk,
Main street between Eighteenth and Nineteenth.
REPAIRING neatly done.
Constantly On hand READY-MhDE WORK OF
the best quality. DC 5-eUdlm
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g.HME.

DOCKLAND LIME, 200 barrels daily
Ia expected, for sale by
or 70 A. 6. LEE.
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Laurens Railroad.--New Schedule.

taISsEIss{SE- NAIL Trains on this Road run to
4siZssiy 4siZSesssiy return on same day, to connect with
up and down Trains on Greenville and Columbia
on TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS
and leaving Helens at 1.30 p. NJ. Same days.
July 8 j. S. BOWERS. Superintendent
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Office North Carolina Railroad Co.,

@ g I TT THE ddE,f followipg for pssisnsa is the
Trains over this road:
Leave Charlotte. L / SO p. NJ Arrive 95 p. M.
" Greensboro J.05 a. IN: and T. II p M.
&c Raleigh 9.41 a. H. and $40 p m. st
Arrive Goldsboro II. .25 p. m. Leave. 1890 p. n.
Through Passengers by this line have choice o.;
routes rid Greensboro and Danville to Richmond
or ria Raleigh and Weldon to Richmond or Ports
at the same time by either route. Connection is
made at Goldsboro with Passenger Trains on tn {
Wilmington and Weldon Railroad to and from
Wilmington, and Freight Train to Weldon. Ais Q
to Newborn on 4. & N. G. Road
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spartanburg and Union Railroad.

c!IrsxJaEstC PASSENGER Trains leave Spartan
s.sstseea ssosfs burg Court House Mondays, Wednes
days and Fridays, at Ia. NJ, and arrive at Aston
100 p NJ, connecting with the Greenville Down
Train and trains for Charlotte and Charleston.
On Tuesdays, Thursdays:and Saturdays, the Up
Passenger Trains, connecting with the Greenyille
Up Trains, leave Alston A. NJ. and arrive Spar
tanburg Court House 800 P. NJ, as follows
Dozen Train. Up Train