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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-08
TELEGRAPHIg NEWS.


NEW YORK. Nov. 7--Noon.-Stocks steady
Gold, ll0i. Money. ago per cent. Sterling ong,
100 sf ,rt. 1909. 5-2o's 1902, losf.
Ereaing.- Money. s@s per cent. Sterling stea-
dier at loo0iosi. Governments, llos; CTS. 1tsR.
eoushsrns quiet and steady.
Later.-Gold not particularly active: opened at
1loa and advanced 10 llog; closing steady n llos
Governments steady since opening, at low prices
for II 52o's except ess which opened strong. Int
decliced firm To during the day : SIS. 1913 :
Gs's. lci3; new, 1895 CTS, os's 1901. 1910 g:
lff3. Tenncssee's, e1 new. Gdi Firgnia's. ei1
new o.. Lnuisana's, 20: ne*, 81. Leyec's 30:
ss, so. AIahama's, 1ol: SIS, 20. Gcorgia'- so: ~
no. North Carolne's, &c; new, 81 South tar-
olina's 81 {; new, est.
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Baggagc-sfea1tng-As Singular Case i'm
Rochester

From the Rochest:r Union, Saturday.
This morning Depot Policeman Buck ar
rested at the Central depot young man
named George S. Fairbanks, who was
pointed out to him as having stolen num-
per OF pieces OF baggage-carpet-bags, &C.
from passengers on the early train from
buffalo. A gentleman who gives the name
Of DR.. E. Blanchard, at the time of the
arrest stepped up and said that Fairbanks
was In his charge and that he was convey
ing him to Boston to his father, and that he
was partially demcnted. He seemed to be
much surprised at the position his charge
was placed in. Dr.. Blanchard was also
taken into custody on suspicion of being q
confederate, when half dozen checks for
baggage were found In Fairbanks's POSSES
sion.
At the police office it was ascertained
that the two prisoners started from Lacon,
lllinois-Fairbanks on Tuesday last and
DR.. Blanchard on Thursday-the latter
meeting the first at Chicago. Between
Cleveland and this city Fairbanks stole
satchels and carpet-bags. and Mt diff
fcrent stations had them checked to Bos-
ton. DR.. Blanchard says that Fairbanks
was sent in his charge to his father In
Boston by his brother, who Is O pork
packing merchant in Lacon, and
that he is dcmented-in fact, is afflicted
with disease known as kleptomania-and
that so far as he (Blanchard) is concerned,
he can show in few hours that he is a
straightforward person, and physician in
good standing. The circumstances SUR
rounding the case, he admits, are susp;-
cious of themselves, and it is proper that
the police should have time to make a
thorough investigation. The two men were
committed to Jail for further examination.
On Dr.. Blanchard was found sealed let
ter addressed to the father of Fairbanks. 1t
was opened by the chief of police, ard
proved to have been written by the brother
Of Fairbanks, and stating facts which had
better not be published, but in every man.
her corroboratlng the story of DR.. Blan-
chard. other papers go to show that DR..
Blanchard is the victim Of unfortunate Cir
cumstances. He naturally feels sensitive
about the story of his arrest reaching the
city OF his residence, where scandal will
perhaps work to his damage.
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4 MECHANICS SENSATIONAL ADVENTURE
From the y. o. picuyune, Oct. 27.l-The
Louisiana Savings Bank is building a large
vault Admission to Ii is gained through
large wrought-iron doors, to which are
affixed patent locks. These locks were put
in order yesterday by locksmlth named
Tympc. After arranging the fastenings on
the door he lit a candle and proceeded in
side the vault to see how they fitted. Closing
the door after him, the eccentric catch Of
the lock fell, locking him in. Those upon
the outside could render him no assistance
since ii was combination lock, and no one
knew the numbers at which IL was set. IN
this narrow cell, shut in by the four walls
of the vault and the huge iron door, the
man felt rs if he was buried alive. The only
means by which he could obtain air or
drink was through small hole in the door,
not the twentieth of an inch in diameter.
The atmosphere of the cell.like place was
frtid and noisomc, md the man felt As If he
would >utlocate. Fortunately he had car
ried with him into the vault hammer and
chisel. and with them. the only instruments
he had, he proceeded to cut his way out.
The work was slow and tedious. and re-
Quircd two hours and Il half of incessant
labor. He succeeded at last, however, and
was taken more dead than alive from the
vault. The wonder is that he did not suf.
fOcatc.
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- Rev. ST.. Martin, from Committee on.
Providence Church, made a report. which
was received, and the committee continued,
presbytery agreeing to give the church fur
Licentiate Atkinson was, at his own re-
quest, dismissed to join Roanoke Presby-
terry. Mr.. A. win supply the church at
Charlotte Courthouse, ~
Adjourned with PRAYER.
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The Military and the New York
Elections.

New YORK, Nov. 7.-Maj. Gen. Schaler,
commanding the first division State militia,
has issued general orders, in which he says:
BY direction of his EXcellency John T..
Hoffman, commander in-chief, it is an.
nounced that certain officers of the United
States and of the State charged with inn
portant duties in reference to the conduct
Of the election have fully agreed upon
measures which it is confidently believed
will render all military interference wholly
unnece, sary, yet as a measure of extreme
precauton the services of this division have
been required to aid the civil authorities in
the preservation Of peace and order on cleo
ton day." Upon tile sounding Of desig-
mated signal the men arc ordered to assem-.
BILE at their respective armories, prepared
for immediate service.
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BouSD TO HAVE HIS DEER.-The Gait

(Ont.) Reporter says
a young man named George Mays, of
luther township, recently went in pursuit
of Il deer, which took refuge in pond. Be-
ing without firearms, the hunter boldly
jumped upon the back Of the animal, which
started from the pond and took across the
fields, Mays clinging to the horns. The
deer Jumped the fence, and the young mans
head, coming in contact with one of the
stakes, was badly cut. Falling from his
seat nc grasped The deer by the hind legs
and was again mounted, and forced his
prize to the ground, after receiving severe
cnt IN one Of his legs from the animals
horns. Mays received assistance from some
neighbors, who brought an axe and put an
end to the struggle. The carcass weighed
l45 pounds
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Fifth Day.
FxEDERICxsBuRG, VA, NOV. ), is

+ HEDERICLSBCRG, ' A., NOV. D, 1870.
The sermon last nigh; WAS preached by
Rev. pr. stuart Robinson to Il crowded
1,u>o. subject The Thief on the Cross
" synod was IN session al the same hour |
GE,rrt ;car Il.
,yHod engaged again tins morning in the
discussion If the >ui.lrct which WAS before
It Ias' ajIht--yil The propricty Of adopt
N@ certain rcAulr,ionS i'll reference 10
GanpG n Sidney" which are objected to
,lE lAr -'oUui Of cccie-iHstIru! interference
win lar institutions. Nice discriminate
IONS are rnfi. hY thc speakers a. one cause
af."r auOti,,-Bihc Society, colonization,
&c.,-ts lHtstiUn"d Is having in one way or
another received the benefit Of resolutions
III ecClts!as4,.! bUd!c-. 1t is claimed that
the strict Construction ana rigid rule
~ action laid own by DR.. Peck and his
r.Ilcu"uce Wuu exclude Il treat variety
O. resolutions Lludly adopted lay synod,
such Il, thanks |, railroads, thanks Ton hos
FATALITIES, ANA "N"m Danish many oi the
measures now adO,tcd TO raise money for
religious purposes. On the other side, the
SPEAKERS reply that he question refers 1U
Patronage by III" SN.od Of secular institute
lions. which j. not lied in mere resolu-
tiun> Of thanks. and hat ministers and
Christians is individual. or III other ASSOC
ciatcd capacities, may commend many
suou llltEGs "ilEu Lic S.lrCn court HAY
not enthusiastically adopt.
Elder j. K. B!akcy, Of Charlottesville,
earnestly advocated III unot4,r speech this
morning the adoption OF IT, resolutions.
He was followed by the Mod,utor, Rev. j.
A. Lcfcvre, who spoke as wrmlv on the
other >dc, .sAiuI me ground that SYNOD
has over tit,. h-ti"ution no erIesiastical
control. and can ouiy !eccnlnell instjtu-
tions beyond lis control which a., strictly
spiritual.
Kcv. rcyton Harrison, on the sase side
} objected that Hampden Sidney is ct le-
ally PRESBYTERIAN institution, al thai
The interests Of the institution rs cYdi-
date for public favor might be inJurc by
the UNCONVENTIONAL action proposed, I'd
might excite Jealousy in other COLES
which have claims upon Us - Christians.
Rev. Dr.. Brown spoke against the dl>
tjuction made By Mir. Lcicvre III saying that
synod could NOT notice any Institution no;
strictly spiritual unless under ecclesiastical
control, and said tia, there was no danger
of injury to the college from synodiGai nc
lion. As Dir. Harrison suggested, DaViu
aou College had not been Injured by It's re
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DICHMOND AND YOhK RIVER
III RAILROAD. ...@s'@ - -

On and after MONDAY, Oct. "a 1870, the trains
OH this road will be run as follows i5e 49, eag
PASSENGER TRAIN. seed 3..E
GOING EAsT.-Leavss Richmond daily at ils
p. NJ. {: arrive at 3est Point daily at $40 p. NJ.
GOING WEsT.-Leaye West Point uaily ct Q a.
81. arrive at Richmond daily AZ 1856 A. N. s7l
Trains connect at West Point daily Except
SunGay) with FIRST-CLASS STEAMERS tor
landings on York river, yorktown, and Balti-
more. 9a.. @et lIAs.a
FARE.-To river landings, $3.50; to Balu.
more, 81. -.
FREIGHT TRAIN, WITH PASSENGER CAR
eN. TTACHED..i '.2.tE"ts5 '@.
Leave Richmond daily Except Monday) st
O'Clock a. NJ; leave West Point daily Except
Monday 1t o. clock p. If. ...... ..-..ug .tu 4s
THROUGH FREIGHT Sc E..
For BALTIMORE aud ali points NORTH and
WEST. Received daily and forwarded promptly.
Through bills Of lad,ng given to al prominent
r VILLA B. ENOS,
Eoc 20 Freight and Ticket Agent.
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The Wreck of the Steamer Key West.

NORFOLK, Va, Nov. Capt, Lewis ar
rived to-day from the wreck OF the steamer
Kew West, heretofore reported ashore north
of Cape Hatteras. 1t is impossible to get
the steamer off. Her machinery vii, be
taken out and the wreck stripped. Inc
cargo, sails, and running rigging Will be
sold on the beach.
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ID N SEA-FOWL g u A N 0.-Ihe
DID, schooner Houlhcrncr has arrived WIN
cargo of BID. sEA-FOHL GUAtO, dlIect Ironi
arst hands Planters would do well 10 ofder NJ
once. as all In store was damaged By the recent
doSd' and will not be sold In this MAJ ket at any
We annex a letter received this morning from
one of the most successful iarmers 10 Gatnnax
county. d. I. SIonHS !" ~: d
HALIFAX COUNTY, VA, Oct. is, 1879. :.
Aessrs. A. Y. Stokes g. Co., Richmond:
dear Slrs,-We used two bags OF ssa. .,
late rows with Old Dominion Fertilizer, putting a
heaped t4bls spoon of each 70 the hill. we could
see mo difference in the result OF the two Ierslli.
zers. Roth acted we'll, producing the best crop
we h ave seen for wears. Send two tons sea-Fowi
TO Barksdsieis Station, Richmond and DsnVille
Railroad. and charge The same TO ~ 4
Your Obliged servant. o,rrp
&C 25-lm JOSdUA a1unA0HI@"'
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DICHMOND. AND DANVlLllE BALL
IA, Pad pASSENEXR HIHEnI1IlE: IL

LA hCAD.-f OSuALAfOo&hs. t'
GOING Notwithstanding aud Danvtie pas
sengers leave Richmond daily except SuEaays9
ut 0:l5 A. NJ; leave Burkcvlle Gaily Except Sum
daysl at l 7. Nj; arrive at Danvbls daily leX-
ccp. Snndays) a. SOS r. II. THROUGH MALI
HED ExPRESs leaves Richmont daily at s:ss
=. M; leaves Danvilie daily at IS A. H.; arrives
aG Greensboro sally at l:o5 A. N. -.
GOINe EoRTH,--LynChDurg and Danvtlle pas
seugers leave Danyilie daily except sundsyst a.
$40 4. H.; leave Byrkestl)e daily except sGn.
days) st l p. NJ arrive st Riehn.ond DAILY
Except sundaysl st 1913 2; NJ. THR0uGHM NJ g.
AND EXPRESS leaves Greensboro daily at lis
A. NJ; leaves Danville daily at . g A. ri ar.
rIYes at Richmond daily ct II :c5 A. nj. H.. -
The Lynchbury and DaIvile Passenger Train
connects st Burkey!llo aitb the trains OF tho
Southslde road for Petersburg, Norfolk, Lynch
Burg, and al stationa on tho soGthside and Viz
gIni& aud Tennessee railroads, Bristoti KNOX
Vile, Dalton, Chattanooga, Nssns,ile.M emphs'
The through Mall .and Express c9npecta
at Greensboro with the trains on the Moth Csro-
iIua road for Charlotte, Coiumbia, Augusta, Sc
vannalL Macon, ,Mobile Montgnnlery, g.: 6: !;
and at Richmond with the Richmond, FrecerfcRa:
burg and Potomac, Chesapeake and Ohio, and
Richmond and York River railroad6.
SLEEPING CAsS and CHILES'S PATENT
RECLIHING CHAIRS on the through express
trains iEonAo EOLhr.r.AA.D.x
sc SGEcr uieoi'enpp~ r
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Heavy Robbery OH the Pacific Rail
rnnap.

New YORK, Nov. THE high~ayr1el
who attacked the mail car on the Pacific
railroad are supposed to have obtained two
hundred and fifty thousand dollars.
Wells, Fargo 4 Co., offer fifteen thousand
dollars reward for the arrest of the robbers
Ten thousand dollars in United States
counterfeit bonds have been passed on a
California bank. The counterfeiter escaped
with the proceeds.
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LONDON, Nov. = Eoon.-Consols 80. United
States bonds Sea.
LOSpoN, Nov. 7-Erentng.-Consols, e5aGe3t.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 7-SoOn.-C Cotton heavy; up
lands at6Iesd.; Orleans. s3Nasd sales estImla ed
~ 10 900 bales Wheat-Red wlntsr, lod. Corn-
.sfw, OPS.
Tt1o o. clock-C Cotton fiat: uplands, tGstd.; Orr
leans, 9sagbd. Beef, 1915. Cd. Receipts OF cotton
FRIDAY were II, COG bales.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 7-Euening. Cotton closed
fiat; uplands, DID,; Orleans, ssd; sales, 10000
bales, "
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The Titusville Courier gives this rs sam.
ple of bookkeeping at "ked Hot" i'll the
oil country: ..Jim Wilson commenced
boarding here the day the big tree fell:
Tom Homer, one week after. Received of
Jim Wilson % dollars the day Jack got
drunk. Paid his whole bill the day Smiths
we'll was torpedoed."
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The Alabama state Fair.

MOBILE, Oct. lowing to the prevailing
epidemic, the Agricultural and Mechanical
Fair, and the races connected thereWlth,
advertised for the 21st instant, have been
postponed until December 9th.
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TIRST-CLASS COAL.
LEHIGH LUMP ANTHRACITE COAL,
FOR FOUNDRY USE;

LEHIGH [EGT 5IIE1 GOAL, - ,,,,,r,
RED AND WHITE ASH ANTHRACITE
Coal la sizesl for family and factory use. Chest
nat Coal expressly prepared for Morning Glory
and Oriental stoves. Cumberland, Winterpock'
and Glover Hill Lump and Hall Coal. ,,
al TO S. Fl. HALVES,
40 % ow 18th and Cary streets.
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EDUCATIONAL.

MIGHT SCHOOL BY 5. T. PENDLE-
~ TON, 9TH STREET, BETWEEN MAI 3
AND FRANKLIN, on TUESDAY, THURS
DAY, and SATURDAY NIGHTS.
TERMS 50 per month, in advance. &C IL Ink
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MINIATURE ALMANAC, Nov. g. 1870.
Gun rises ~ 0. 53I Moon riscs......... 20
sun sets ......... 5.O7 High tide. ...a... ls.oU
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HFONEY CANNOT BUY II!
FOR SIGHT Is PRICELESS!!
But THE DIAMOND SPECTACLEs WILL
PRESERVE IT.
THE DIAMOND GLASSES,
MANUFACTURED BY


J.E. SPENCER h CO., NEW YORK,
which arc now offered to the public, are pro-
bounced by all the celebrated OPTICIANS of the
world to be the
MOST PERFECT. NATURAL. ARTIFICIAL
HELP TO THE HUMAN EYE
ever known They are ground under their OVID
suucryision from minute Crystal P2ODlcS, melt
ed together, aud derive their name DiAMbND,
on account OF their hardness and brlilianey.
TIE SCIENTIFIC PRINCIPLE
on which they are constructed brings the core or
centre of the lens Directs in front of the eye, pro-
Cuciug Il clear and distinct vision as In Tue nasu-
raj, heslthy sight, and preventing all unpleasant
srnsptious sucn as glimmcrinR and waverlng OF
Sight dizziness, &C., peculiar TO Ill DINERS In use,
They are
MOUNTED IN THE FINEST MANNER,
IN frames ultae best quality, Of all materials used
for that purpose Their finish and durability can
not be surpassed.
IAUTION-None genuine unless bearing their
trademark. stamped on every frame.
EoWLAN & CO.,
Jewellers aud Opticians, are Sole Agents for
RICHMOND, Va,
from whom they can only be Obtained. dnese
ponds are not Supplied to peders at any price.
" g--eOd
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9EETALS.-We offer for sale REFINED
IN ROLLED, SWEDES, and VIRGINIA HAM
R,Nn HOP. saEST, and ROD 1RON;
HORSESHOE IRON and NORWAY NAIL
prYsTTGDRFn. CAST. and SHEAR STEEL;
TIn-pLATE, BLOCK TIN, SHEET ZINC.
iS0E AxLES, ano GROUND Wagon and
pARHIN1S HORSE and MULE sH6Tf,
CT Nails and HORo. SHOE Ills.
GORDUN j. CRIhGAS,
-, .s Pearl Block.
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Senator MorrlIl-Important 10 To
baccO Dealears.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 7.-Senator Morrill, is
improving. e
1t has been decided that dealers IN leat
tobacco are unauthorized as such TO buy or
sell refused scraps and sweepings in bulk,
and can only legally deal therein under
bond rs tobacco dealers or manufacturers.
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WOOD AND COAL.
Al AND WOOD.

GOAL AND WOOD. s~
gratcs and furnaces ut from g. so to 80 per ton,
delivered; OAK WOOD 50 and PINE IS per cord,
delivered and CLOVER Gill COAL from ~ 10
IS Is per load. c. II. PAGE b Co.,
nos 10th and Cary and 7os Grace street.
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MLLaEERY.
YAKNETYs COMPOUND . !, ,,.,, !,

TT''- I, yEGETAbLEt bII -. "
M .hasrest ON the market. oniy lse. pe.
Inc .Ss lang FOR weak desa.s psssoas sos,
lssss sssss.SS,Ds'. ss ana NJ a
btters on. s iESS5 srs,ionu Of Ii. Although In
e. only few ssss me ms mSss
Eepcss Lev rs ne found al the drug ktose OF Ut.
Ra nGAssETT, No. sls Broad attssts aes ssa
Stores generally ~ 1850 sFs
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Troops for the Virginia Elections.
WASHINGTON, Nov. THE steamer Nip
sic took force of marines to-day to Norfolk
for the preservation of order tomorrow.
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TRE,H IMPORTATION OF ENGLISH
china AND WHITE GRANlTEWARE.-
Now opening, large variety Of plain =, and deco.
rated DISSEER TEA, 6 ana TorLEsfr SEfs'
rITCaERs; ROnGERS's CUTLERY, together
with complete stock OF ~ hans
GOODS, to whichl1 cal! the atehtioh % house-
keepers, hotel-keepers, etc. ,,,.
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
~ ROAD,-On and after SUNDAY, I'D Octo-
Der, 1870 the PAsSESGkk TRAINS VIII run as
follows: .g.s., g" ,ta---L -
mono aud White Sulphur Springs except SUNDAY.
bttween G0rdonsville and White sulphur( Leave
Richmond at 4 4. NJ. arrive d White sulphur AZ
10 P. M, Leave White sulphur at $3.50 a. ID. and
arrive at Richmond at 4;so p. making Close i,is
connections ut Gordonsvilie and CharlottesYIile
with Orange. Alexandria and Manassas. raflrnsd
trans for Alexanoria Washngtop Bai asa e.
Sew nerk, psanoosa Memphis
New Orleans, MONTGOMERY Mobile, &C Gar,orsv,,,s
and sup at Covingten Going East, breakfast nj
staunton and dine ut Gordonsvillc. .r....s
This train connects with stages as follows:
At staunton for Lexington, Natural Bridge, ana
Harrlsonbury. .
At Millboro' for Bath Alum Springs, 10 miles
and Warm Springs, Is miles.
At " hite Sulphur Springs for LewisburR, smiies'
and Charleston, loo miles. D.. s...f. .,f.t, la,
THROUGH tt OK ETS issued al points
North. West, and southwest. F..
ocH General Ticket Agent.
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SICuMoND AEo J.ETERSBUaa n. il. Cos ri
RICHMOND Oct. 60 E7a l.,5 =
THE TRAINS OYER THIS ROAD
Il run as follows - -" - = n.
Leave Richmond at las A. NJ. ana 1850 r. M. ="
Leave Petersburg al 10 A. NJ. and :oh p. Al. 'atsf
ger car attached, will leave Richmond daily ats
4. b., and Petersburg daily at SEQ A. a.. (sun-
days excepted: ~, -. !, -. -. -,
SUNDAYS, and the 1896 r. "a. train viii not leave
Petersburg on SUNDAYS. s5s 80 -
Passengers for Norfolk VIII take the $3.50 r. M:
train, running through daily. Baggage checked
through. - H.. nm. .I.sf ..s.ys..y
The passenger coach attached to the coal train
will run daily. s.-t A"-'@S..f ~.
Leave Clover Hill ST I A. NJ, connecting ct
Chester with the accommodation train. Passen.
gers returning will take the $50 p NJ. train con.
Meeting at Chester with tho coal train. y ~ ~
$50 = 81 THOMAS Fl. WINNIE, -
oc2l Superintendent.
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wi :. "a nronosed that the fourth Sabbath In NO
:sn be SSssnv sse 8 sou and
ria! da! VI cnnSrc aation (Chr!stian and Hebrew
at make cir Contributions for ins moan, ~
on tbs, aaS Clergnen are ssaae ssse
to notify their ss OF ns to
w W.s s. \ RaSDOLPa, Secretary OF The Laaies
Lee Monument Committee, Box ~, p Ms'snDShu
'"e MRS. G. W. RASDOLPd,
Mrs, JAMES Lyons,
Mas WIN. BROWN,
Miss NICHOLAS. -
Southern pre!s please copy. DC -'--t-
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NEW.--THE CHANGED @CROss-the
~ most beautiful chrome ever offered to the pub-
lie. Sold by trst-class dealers. fnbnssea W y.
HOOVER, 500 Market sttest 2 hilsdelpeia.
DC 2l-.lfn '.r. ..-' ..&.
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GOAL AND W 0 o D !.

Alb. WOODBRIDGE,
DEALER IN
CLOVER HILL AND ANTHRACITE COAL,
OAK AHD PINE WOOD.
Office and Yard sth street, beyond Hyrd.
foe % - 2m1 .s-..
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ATUI COAI-NUT COAL.-Just re-
70 the he. / and chea pest fuel for cooking and
other small stoves to be had IN the marSet For
sale 10y $50 .. Z. LG,td,o
oc o. 18th street, at Ora"
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T. G. JONES. captain d. W hiHo''
TONES g. MINOR, - vr
CLOVER HILL COAL Dealers, and Dealers Id
ANTHRACITE aud all other descriptions OF
GOALS and WOOD. s.
National Bank Of Virginia. aut'