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Dr.. MeWton,G Performances I'm
~ H., = London.

Dr. Newton turns up in London. A cor
respondent Of the Pail, Mall Gazette sends
an account Of his performances ut Gam
bridge Hall, in Newman street - a
1t was sorry sight. On the small stage
or platform were about dozen well-dressed
men and women, whom I took to be the
immediate friends or followers of the Doc
tor. The galleries were thronged with an
eager crowd, not Of the aristocracy.. In the
body OF the hall were some hundreds of i'll
dressed men, women, and children, large
part of whom seemed to have come for
help. In the midst of this crowd was the
Doctor, with shirt thrown back, his neck
bare, and streaming with perspiration. He
was livid with excitement, and aglow with
q fury which he says is divine. I gazed in
tent and amazed. One after another the
melancholy company pressed towards him
eagerly. He seized them rudely, handled
their eyes, or their ears, or their throat,
and shook his stout arms at them, and said,
:" Be healed pass alongl"; He seized the
stoop, and stamp; took their crutches and
threw them aside, telling them to ssWalk !"
He took a palsied woman In bis arms, passed
his hands over her head, along her body
and arms, and placed her back in her chair.
All this was done roughly, rudely, and alb
|surdiy. '-,,4<s - 'i.a :
These performances continued for quar-
ter of an hour; then the Doctor climbed
upon the platform, demanded silence, and
addressed the assembly. He told them how
he had come thousands of miles to cure and
bless them, and all for nothing ,Sant of pure
love. He praised the Queen very much in
deed. He announced that he could cure
the sick in q lump just as well as in any
other way, if they would only believe in and
love him and accordingly he went through
The performance of ejecting the divine fluid
from his fists, in order TO cure all who had
not yet been cured. File seemed particular
ly anxious to explain why he perspired SO
much, as he, too, obviously did perspire ; it
was because of the divine influence that
worked within him. .jas.
During the delivery of this preposterous
address his friends on the platform wiped
the profuse perspiration from. his brow and
ministered unto him. One point of, the adj
dress have omitted, and perhapsit is the
point. He stated that Mr.. -, of -
street, had made photographs of him, which
he, the healer, had magnetized, and that
these magnetiZed photographs would cure
disease rs well as he himself could in the
body. He mentioned that these photo
graphs could be had for one or two shillings
each, and that he got no share of the profits.
The name of the photographer, the street in
which he lives, and his number in That
street, We're afterwards restated with con-
siderable emphasis by another speaker, who
advised the people to disperse quietly. He
also announced that the healer would re-
main in England to bless them about one
year :; and that if he could get a large hall
or open ground he would heal them by
thousands.
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Decision Regarding the Suit of Mrs
Myro Clark Gaines,

NEW ORLEANS, June 9..-JusLlce Bradley.
in the United States circuit court, rendered
an opinion to-day in the case of Mrs
Myra Clark Gaines against the city of New
Orleans ct al, carrying out the evidence OF
the Supreme Court of the United States in
her favor and ordered that she be placed
in possession Of the property described in
the decree so as to embrace only the lands
in the possession of the city at the time OF
the filing of the bill.
The Times, commenting on the decision,
saws: "The result is quite disappoint.
ment to the plaintiff and quite victory for
the city, as it only adjudges the right and
title to four vacant squares. The large
claim to the property sold by the city in
1886, the principal basis of Mrs. Ganes's
claim and expectation, Is still in dispute.
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AN OIL PRINCE" Coal Oh JOHNNY u
HAULING CoAL.-A Housewife (Pa.) CORE
spondent of the Pittsburg Commercial says
"Johnny. Steel,n' the. farmer boy, oil
prince, millionaire, but now teamster, il
one of the celebrities of this town. AS Q
selc-made man he Is as striking an example
as can be found anywhere. Five or six
brief years ago. 1t was estimated that he was
worth between two and three millions Of
dollars but to-day he is reduced TO the ne.
ccssity of earning an honest living by haul;
ing coal along the streets OF Housewife, and
is doubtless q, greater blessing to the com
munity than in the days of his prosperity.
His case furnishes as apt an Illustration o
the truth of the old adage that 10 riches
take unto themselves wings" as can be de.
sired but, unfortunately, Whiskey and fas,
life furnished the wings: 1t Is marked
fact that the majority Of the old residents
who became all of a sudden immensely
wealthy are TODAY sunk in poverty , ALMOST los!
as deeply as before they WOKE up ana ai .,
vast wealth" .-.,a,a - -. .cs ~ st,
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
sew York Stock and Money Market

New York Stock and Money Marsset.
NEW YORK. June o. Noon. Stocks strong. Stcr-
ling txchanSe--I.ong, loos: short, lIot. Gold,
l,s.. SECS a. ilaA. Tennessee s's--Ex coupons
c2s: new, cot. Virginia 6's--Ex-coupons. 20; new,
Is Louisiana es.old, Is; new, 70. Levee s's,
~ SIS, 90. Alabama s's, Iel; SIS, rs. Georgia
C's, IS: rs, est. North Carolina s's--old, dsR =:
new gay. South Carolina s's, 90 new, sag.
Er(ninq.--Money easy. Gold, llSs. Sterling
Exchange quiet. Southern Securities active and
excited new Tennessce's, of which sales were
rcrs large. ranging from Get to e. and closing at
eli
Mont Gold was dul, during Me day, with
Sigh fluctuations, and closed at ltst the opening
uritc. Wall street WAS rather excited during the
,is> b. bogus financial dispatches from Washing
;on Mnu,y easy at s&65 per cent. on call. and
ga per cent. for prime paper. Sterling Ex-
change, leas@pltat.
Governments closed firm but dull. Skies, 81,
coupons llsl. k-aos-e CTS, ll@t; o!'s. ma; ss's,
1i1I:nrw, lIa.; CTS, liz. io-ao's, loSa. TcRncs-
,cr IS 6ss. Virginia s'S, 60. Louisiana 6's, 7es
l,ycrs, -. North Carolina G's, as: new, 9sa.
stocks improving and closed steady.
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Marine Intelligence.

FORTRESS MONROE, juno 9.-Passed in for
Baltimore, brig Village Bell from West In
dies. Passed out, ship Matilda for Canada,
bark Il. B. Mulhall for Nova Scotia, May
Queen for Savannah, brig Bore for Pernam-
buco, Guisephania for Spain, brig Neptune
for Rio. Passed in for Baltimore, ship Her
ManagueZ, schooner Gear for Richmond.
New YORK, June 9.-Arrived, steamer
Dacian, Glasgow. .
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Grain and Flour MarRes.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGED
RICHMOND. VA, june 2. 1s7o, I
OFFERINGS. 10 -
Whedt.-White. none.
Corn.-White 53e bushels. Mixed, ia bushels.
Odts.-200 bushels.
Rye 26s bushels.
F0ur.-S3 bushels. r
SALES. O.,
COrr.-Wh ite, SO bushels very good ut S1.o1.
Mixed, ~ bushels damaged at $1.l5; lS6 bushels
very good at S1.2o. a,...g
Oats. 200 bushels very good at CSC.
Rye.--9s bushels very good at l.
RE-EyHIBITED.
Nome.
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Foreign News.
ENGLAND.


LONDON, June 9.--rhe alarm among the
| farmers regarding the continued dry Wea'
| Their amounts to panic.
| The telegraph communication with Bonn.
| bay is complete. :,
M. Disraeii is about retiring from poll
| ties. 1t is said he will be raised to peer
| age. ..-..ma. ...
| FRANCE. ty.
PARIS, June 9.-The Emperor attended
the Longchamps races. Gambetta" was
| sick. -
The counsel for the regicides were al.
lowed to see their clients for the first time
| to-day.
! tership of the Masons.
MADRID. June 9.-The question Of ftl-
ture monarch occupied the Cortes yester-
day. A motion was made that King be
elected by the direct vote OF the people.
After debate the Cortes rejected the pro-
position requiring the candidate to receive
a majority, equal to one-half Of the whole
number Of deputies was carried by O vote
of 1873 to 124. This is regarded as having ut
terly destroyed the chances of the Duke de
Montpensier as we'll as Of all the other cam
lidates who have been named. None OF the
other candidates will get 179 votes, the mum.
her required to elect. There is much ex-
element among all classes Of the people.
Prim made O personal explanation, and
anoted from dispatch of a Philadelphia
correspondent of the London Times rela-
ting to his connection with the proposed
Cuban Junta. He pronounced the dispasch
malicious invention, and said that tnere
had been no negotiations between him anu
the English capitalists mentioned IN the
dispatch. c..:a
state that the brigands who captured the
English citizens have been arrested and
portion of the ransom-money recovered,
TURKEY. .2.s5.. -a+i-.d 3
CoNsrANTINoPLE, June "a fire here last
night resulted In the loss Of three hundred
lives. seven thousand buildings, and $780,
OOO. 600 of property. The English UNDER
writer's lose heavily. The American church
of the immaculate Conception was on tire
several times, and was considerably da-
mayed, but the Gobelian tapestry with
which the Empress Eugene had decorated
the church was saved unharmed,
Second Dispatch.
CoNsTANTISOPLE, June 9-ETening.
loss Of life by the fire Is frightful. Whole
families, hemmed in by the flames, were
burned in full view Of the spectators. Some,
In tnat spulI VI is'tahsm poCunl W VIC
race, shut themselves up in their houses,
and were burnt. Two hundred and fifty
are known to be dead, and many more are
PARIS, June 9.-The Empress Eugene
has sent 10, O00f. to the sufferers by the fire
at Constantinople. z s. s,
: 1s.'' ne ROME, ... 4.
PARIS, June 8,=The Pope has written q
letter to the Bishop of Tarbeen sustaining
In positive terms the dogma of the inialli-
bility.
ITALY.
FLORENCE, June 9.-An insurreetion at
Lpccia has been suppressed 1,
INDIA. 81 @ifa~
different parts Of India, particularly. at Aa'
dir. ts
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nrner as ssslasaic. Rosin dan: strsi1ed, s4nss.

arE,sl ss sssasssc Rosin duli; strsined ssass
Sugar s. stesay Porto Risa. sa@sI: Nascoysdo,
Dutch standard 100. TalioW arm snd wanted. =
mandipr an adSsnse. whens arns hnlaeTS ne
o., SenSl 100; Pennsylyanie, s1.4eI Is. fCnrr
Ssts sfsaE s5si sns ;
BalfIaoRE, June -Beeves- Offerings to-day
on last weeks rates. Sheep arein f6li supply
vita DIM demand; prices range af from 4SE1ec.
gross, with sdownward tendency. Hogs-Sappf]
light and demsnd fair ut lat@ls -
T CINcrsNArI, juno s.-F1our duh and unsettled
Pork, $40, but held ac. higher. Bacon. quiet anG
cured hams advanced to sia Lard, 1sc. de- 'f''
LOUISVILLE, June s.--Tlour frm at $s Is. Corn,
Sl.l5; Provisions frmer but unchanged. Whis-
ST.. Louis, June s.-Flour firm but unchanged.
Corn dull and declined 3@6c. Nil ed SOC. Whis-
key, d Provisions quiet Mess Pork. go.
Bsc9n. a.; las@lssc.; clear sides, 17sc.
EosFe y. June s,-S Cote arIss low mid.
exports coastwi-e, ao7 bales stock. l. CSC bales.
CHARLESTON, June Section steady at 9osc. I;
sales, 100 bales; receipts, l2i bales stock, 0,1
bales. 80 l.lt.sf &l4F - ts,s,-
AUGUSTA. June s.-Cotton--Market frmer at
2o@20tc.; sales, 200 bales; receipts, 40 bales.
SAVANNAH, June 9.-Cotton shade arnrer at
21c. sales, 400 bales receipts, 100 bales; ex-
ports, Hiss bales ; stock, % SO bales.
MOBILE, June 9.-Cotton very frn, at colo. |;
2O4 bales stock, s.4la bales. -. -; Z:
NEW ORLEANS, June. 9.-Cotton firm and In
fair demand ut slGzltc.; sales, 2 500 bales. Re-
ceipts, I,a1s bales. Exports-To Havre, 9st bsles
Stock 9s. S71 bales Sugar and Molasses unchanged.
Gold, l1aa. New YorK Sight, &c. premium.
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Lawyer c. (entering the office of his
friend, DR.. NJ, and speaking in 9 hoarse
whisper) " Fred, Eve got such cold this
morning that Ican't speak the truth" DE-.
NJ: " Well. Pm glad its nothing that will
interfere with your business"
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Fatal Accident.

CINCINNATI, June 9.-The ropes support
ing the scaffolding breaking, &. I'll. Haines
fell from St. PauPs church steeple to-day
and was instantly killed.
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The Canadian View OF President
Grants Neutrality-suspicious..

MONTREAL, CANADA, June 9.--At meet
ing Of influential men last night regarding
the late Fenian raid the thanks of Mr..
Thornton, the British Minister OF Washing
ton, TO President Grant for his interference
were voted to be disgraceful.
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"a TDMrNisTRAToR's NO TIGE .-All
IN persons having claims agaiast the estate OF
tlsani In due f,rI and those indebted % said asf
tate ara requested 30 make payment TO tie under
ans 3 sS5A e ef saHSRs asstsa.er
IL nyae-sH kscAmpnat fs.t
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Masonic Eiectton I'm REV. yortr

NKw YORK, June 9.-The Grand Lodge of
Masons of this State has elected John FL.
Anthony grand master over James Gibson
10y a vote of 1,7G7 for the former and 563 for
the latter. -. -. - -
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wIn1sE Ann L1eUena

S,sS.SS~<-S~>.~~A~.
IDURE5LIQUORS, WINES Eel have
IL just resolved srd Offer 60 sfhs 0uA0 and fami-
lIeas eE the lowest market sAteh zone pure TIA
LAP & w, WisEEss Ell q ~ STlE
10 eases MOSCAT0 MlNE,.. .i.. -. -.
| Z 10 easea ePARKLING HRIGNQLINIWINEs
/ + 10 cases BARRERA, superior. . =.
rs Also fHENCM COaMAC HkANCEcs aUi::
NRSS,S sTOUT P0ETBR, xAd an astselss 1ouad
In q asss-cisss groceFy. "A cal is soijcsse4a;
Es:ie a-ata stsz i2le IfSnksia arece.
.ryS CASES cL4ARET5 w1NE. A1iesEent
80 Nadaes, 80 earzeiss and eAees Ale ana
ii jss CIAs1BERIAYNEAI JONES.
TTIcHERis PURE. NoUNTAiN BYE
s.hx MaIs sfsa q. axE Eg'IIIsK q. I. :.
rRsScH sad d IsoAasaA aAANpY.
I IaysI 90 sss 6rasa sxrese
an DzBHEI.a, 8. ~ 0ED RyE.
~ iss}s g aaESE z ia
y. IL bsrreis PlKEsH, MA6M0
sssss III barrels FIX E,8 X Il
,s "a q. yQHE II. Msels>s
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Export of SDceie.

NEW YORK, June 8.-The steamship Her
man, for Liverpool, to-day took out 81 600,
coo in specie.
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49, N''" JAMES r. NRTHERLAND,
myN 80 ~iss&t ~ General Ticket Agent.
DICHMOND AND DANYILlE RAIL-
H ROAD.-CHAEGE OF SCHEDULE.-On
and after WEDNESDAY, December 80, 1885, the
PASSENGER TRAINS on this road will be run

II ROAD.-CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.-On
and after WEDNESDAY,, December 80, 1888, the
PASSENGER TRAINS on this road viii be run
GoiNa souT4:-Lynchburg and Danyille pas,
sengers leave Richmond daily Except sundayul
at Sos A. M.;leave, Burkeville daily Except Sum
eept sandaysl e s:ss T. n; THROUGH NAIL
AID EXPRESS leaves Richmond daily ut sac
at Greensboro daily at &:lk A. IL ;.I.lt
Come Notwithstanding and Danville pas.
ssngers leave Danytne daily lexHept Sundaysl ct
7Ao a. n. |; leave Burkevtlle daily fexcept Sun.
dnys) ct H.6 p. IL; arrive 'at Richmond daily
fexcept Smdaysl at $500. MsaTHROQGH MAIL
AND EXPRESS leaves Greensboro, daily at s:2S
p n; leaves Danvilie daily at iI:57 2. ID. ar
riyes at Richmond daily Mt = 20 "A. I'd. q
The Lynchburg and Dangile Passenger Train
connects at Burkeville with the trains on the
Southside road for Petersburg, Norfolk, Lynch
| burg and all stations on the Southside aud Vtr"
ginia and Tennessee railroads BRISTOL Knox.
Vile, Dalton, Chattanooga, .Mashyille, Memphis,
and all important points South and Southwest
1The Through Mail snd Express connecta
ak Creensborof with hetrains on the North Caro-
lfra road Tor. Charlotte, Columbia, A1gusta, sa-
gannah, Nacon, Mobile, MONTGOMERY. &C., &c. /;
and at Richmond with the Richmond Fredericks:
burg and Potomac Chesapeake and Ohio, and
Richmond and York River railr0ads.
SLEEPING OARS and CHILEs'S PATENT
| RECLINING CHAIRS on Che through express
train. THOMAS DODAMEAD,.
/ 9my8 - l2t.z -.lIN l.ou2orAnen.ens.
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Convention of Tobaeeonssss.

PHILADELPHIA, June 9.-The convention
of tobacconlsts has adopted resolutions De
titioning Congress for uniform tax on to.
bacco Of sixteen cents per pound.
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nISCOyERY OF THE NORTH POLE
HFAND TUFTS ARCTIC SODA FOUNTAIN
at the corner OF Eleventh and. Main streets yhere
YOU can keep cool by drinking ARCTIC SODA
WATER with pure -fruit-juice syrups. Also,
finest brands Of CIGARS, CHEWING and
sa y 2tssodIm &C GEORGE scHoEN. !.
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Foreiga N1nrkets-[BY THLnaRApHl. :.

ss. Foreig1 Mnrkets-lBY TELEGRApHl,.
LONDON, June s-Noon.-Consols opened at ses.
United States bonds, $50. :.
LONDON, June O. Erening. -Consols, aos.
United states bonds quiet :; .s,s1,
LIVERPOOL, June -Eoon.-Cctton quiet: up
lands, lrsd; Orleans, 3D. estmated sales, TO- 600
bales: Red western heat, 0s.; red winter, 8s I'd.
@9s. Sd. Flour, e3s. Corn; sos. 3D.. agll IN.
LIyERPOOL, June 0-Ttoo o. CLocE. Cotton
Uplands, l0sd.; Orleans, lOi@lId. slour active
at 2as. Bneon-Cambesland cut, sSs. {; short rib
middling, e40ssc. ,f,r.a ~ }s.s1t 10. ~
+ PARIS June s.-Bourse opened quiet; Tentes,
7zf. Soc. :ts .r!EEsa:' & - "a .i-t-E Esf tsrt
PARIS. June s-Eoening.-Bourse closed firm
rentes, TAI. CSC. :. .,,tisi. 4.
HAvRE, June s.-Cotton quiet for both on the
spot and aaoat- . t''1l''-a
FRANKFORT, June s.-United States bonds
opened firm and quiet at sst@oss. - -
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rCE CREEMt ICE CREAM!
I c. z1MMER's GGoEFscTIoHERY.

The undersigned Isl now prepared to manufac:
ttire and furnish at short notice his celebrated
ICE CREAM so well known to the trade. :,
Hotels Saloons, Restaurants, and Restaurants,
Private Parties, Ptc-Nies, and Fairs win be sup
piled ut wholesale prices. = :.iI -
Delivered TO all parts Of the city free o. charge:
CREAM SALOON, where sm always ready to
serve ladies and gentlemen the most delicious
- G. NMMER,
nva1-sm No. I5a3 Main street
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iICE.iHG 4 4 !
NOlle,,D AVE-. CoAE..

e NTHRACITE COAL.--For sale, 900
IA tons OF the celebrated FRAAKLIN,tEGG,
and sT(5yE COAL. the reputation OF which can
not be exceied for fts burning qnalities 20 tons
an rine and smith's nse.lsAIso. GLOVER, HILL,
TiH,(yTHIAN and CUMBERLAND LUMP and
HAIL COAL, all OF which will besold et the lew-
cat arket nricags,T ii sa.,WlRT .kOBEKTS. !.
go 81 ~, Seventeenth and Dock streets and
he g.. . Fousteenth street, nssr Mayo's bridge.
''CDMBERLAND CaAL.--Juss received,
LIS Cargo freshly nfnedgn GEORGES QRkEK
OUMBEHAA nd 90 All, sssd to be, the best IN
use forBtam aud lsaith rIfrposes; :. Alspa LUMF
and CHESTNUT COAL for hooking plrposes.p
'ss1as'rs - l, !Es,.g as4ls,afs g. P.LknaROP,
my o il ~! Seyanteenth street At draw
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MACHINERY, &e.
tnesCSo[S~S.c~-c-~---N
M ACHINE SHOP.
SLOAT & ARLINGTON, 49,, .aI
- "" MACHIHISTS, -
WORDS AND OFFICE l415 CARY STREET. NEAf
T., IL. .FoURTEENTH, RICHMOND, VA.4..,,i "a

ALL KINDS OF NEW WoRK; RE e NJ. Nc
co,ntry: TOBACOO WORK OF all Minds mace
or. repaired with all kinds Of ,steam.dtHpgs t1i
same; PLATFORM and other sCALES AZ ~,
JIDSONiS PATENT STF.AM.ENGIeEs,| 81
yERNOR, SELDEN,S PATENT: STEA5Ma-E .ts
CINE PACKIMG, Utica Steam-Gauge Compao
gauges are warranted for 8 year. We know tnem
20 be The best gauge now In use. They are tE ss
In price than any other make. fnl me q s1e
H fHS ASDss PATENT Sell F-FEEDING OH :,
shang and al binds Of 4'a n ger
ana hast Thing now out. Come and see nc ana US
"A~ ~ GEORGE B. SLOAT n 80 .
myie .titi,T IA! JACKSON ADDlNGENM..
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Atterney.GeneraI OF North Carolina,

RALEIGH, n. c., June 9.-The Democratic
State Executive Committee assembled here
yesterday afternoon and nominated Hon.
for Attorney General. -
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nv 21-SuQ
OROERs FOR ICE CREAM CAN b

e0RDERS FOR ICE CREAM CAN BE
A1sleft at the following places 30 ~ .:s,,ia
Mr.. r. WERNE'S Confectionery, On, twenty
afth street near Broad, who has also fitted up a.
neat Ice Cream Saloon, to accommodate ladies'
Mr.. q. sHOEN, corner Of Eleventh and Main
streets who, by the way. also keeps the best Soda
Water and Che finest Cigars In the city. 7';. -. =
Orders len with either OF the above frrns VIII 30
dered direct from my store. p, & .,,,, ].
| myT U. nlm MEh.
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:. R1cHnoNp AND PETERSBURG Z! II. Co.,l
s.s3,.-- --1r'5- RICHxoHD, April g, is7s.
THE TRAINS OVER PHi6 ROAD

5 4 run as follows:,Tfi.y ;sc-iu fi91.lL
!. Leave Richmond At ASA. n and 3;so T. "a.
FSaight and Accommodate train, with passen-
rer c1e attached, win leave Richmond daily a.
K. M, and Petersburg daiiy ,at $40 A. ID lsun-
asE ss sa5 Il. train wilinot leave Richmond on
)sIJNDhYY, and the :o5 y. n. train VIII not leave
sssenrs,s fsr Eorfoik wi,l taks he $50 p. n.
train running through daily Baggage checked
through. Sftt;9 si!,'i = !. " :.
viii .run. on AoHDAfsst WlEDNE.sspDAIs' ana
FRIDAYS. ,...a- No., t..-
oicsfsr with the tpeeomucd6ion Hstn. Psssan-
Sers returnias VIII take thai: z. ~, train con-
Meeting at Chester With she s9st E 50 r9;rvuNu
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nAIInoIlJkTaa..



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sistance Of friendless women from the South,
has been formed In this city.
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