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A TIRE DISPUTE.

A joint meeting Of tho owners of trotting
horses and Of the Trainers and Drivers Association was
bed last night 40 the cub rooms Al and
Broadway. The President Of the Trainers Association
the meeting lie stated that certain arbitrary
rules OF The National Association had induced the train
ers aud drivers association In order To pre-
vent upon their rights. aud thought Thai
the code Of rules adopted would not con-
hict with tle rules OF tho National Association
The rules OF ina new Association read, alter which
t was resolved that every track belonging 20 the Ma
with The request that they be adopted, The meeting
then adjourued until Tuesday evening next Upward OF
90 trainers aud divers aud osnefs OF trOtng horses
hnSe announced Themselves favor OF the rules OF tho
ue " Association.
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4 MEDICAL COMMENCEMENT

The 43d annual commencement exercises OF
the New York College Pharmacy took place last even
ing mt Association Hall IN the prtsence OF large audi
ence. William HegemaD opened the proceedings Win
an address giving account OF the rise and progress OF
pharmacy. IL originated az a pursuit IN Alexandria
about the beginning OF tho fourth century t. e. ana was
followed 10 ancient times Ivy princes mud kings. The
speaker then called attention to the repeal OF the Law
comulling all pharmacists. no matter what their age
experience or standing. 10 pass an examination be
fore q board OF examiners, polticaily appohted
Within tbs past two years there mad peen d, q
greatly Increased interest in regard 70 parnacists The
title too of apothecTy has for long time been ass0
cated with the shakespeareaD description OF man IN
tatters whom misery had worn To the bone ana I'D whose
needy sbop where hung tOrtOses stuffed aigators. ana
DINER IN shipped reptiles, and upon whose shelves beg
CARLY account Of empty boxes, green eaflhcn pots pao
dsfs ana usty seeds we're thinly scattered 10 make
show ApOthecaries OF the present day, however must
M men Of scientific education and their shops SHOW III
mir OF neatness and thrift that il mos; cOnn1endable
me degree " Graduate in Pharmacy MAS then awarded
10 the following 80
T. A. Robbins BrqeAo y"issieiA yos.e Meyer nf.e.'%
star H. AatleT D,nor Coma Se.aSh nols ~, XII "
11S.s. s;Sf' % 1as E. ss: sa sS i
Vie T. roTD.s Roche,,ef H. T. BiNAId Ra'On. oaggo ~
Joe' e,.Ts N" ''h Sehi,s. M..s@ no as,o
Job s. A,sber BeAforj n y Ga,tayss s,lteeh drH,sy
WA H. IIeues nlssuiee. Nl I. J. shelnf hi,mIy fsuh
cs,r, llo ~ mar S,NGh " }. Nicholas SlpBtr AJiBJ, n
WafrrS = Ki,.a@ EsrYot. ysq4elS.ar. Cseonsa o9o
a. " u I,gss pvg Jessa " wst-n Rocnse Y
w. usyer S,sYosh Cb4s II. Wibsrly, aorriSAns. n y
!" ~ ~ toII"%ine oTiSes wefc awarded;
% , n,, g siOO offered bT The College student shall
have pa6 The satisfactory general sramihhuon sthieu'
lui pdls o. eseoP, aud complete accessories obisl "
uI,s c shall have psssd % seond On We n
o. Of Tie gr,duiisg tas Whsm n heiss VIZ " top
OrsIb, 'Ot " De Day s osoey 70 Mater. stdi'i IND '1d
Botan Jo,,ge as'' gni 81 s.T ~ RSs,on n ss Of So
ossTed BY The College hosng mos. proficiency OH
s s Of ~, sss f he let 6s,s JOIN Vandbesg
The yalsdcoy address on nc part oi le faculty was
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FJnh Avenue Hotel --Major-Gen. J. l.. Donaldson
Gen B.gner, Al Judge Homer Nelson o. roatssp'e
and Amos IL smith OF
I.ior T. Nichols = ~, aud the Hon James
A Bell Of Albany Nicholas HeHl-Rr Congressman MAT
Drugs % Illinois MAYOR Pnsbs o. Detr" Gee W.
j. H. Iippncot 81 PHILADELPHIA and Gen w. d.
WRIGHT Of tho Atlantic ard Great Western kAwav Coz
HOFFMAN HoasGen Kane Of Pennysnis and Gen h. b. fese
Gssey Fanebot OF Schenectady am
Edgsr Mills Of scrsmenio Clarendon HoteAnton Ra6nsen ~
Petersburg .Msropoidn HoefBivsm Cirtsn OF fhaepha
-. Eoc- tork Hobt-SathGn Appleton Of Boston.
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NETWORK CRY

A first-class organ, built for the X. c. Church
ofEt John the Baptist In New orleans, Will be exhibited
at Erbcns factory, No. 2J5 East TwentS-thrdsti this
afternoon.
Felix J. Rosenberg and Bernhard Metz were
arrested yesterday at the suitof Herman Koeher' who
charges they rauduently ndnced him to purchase
125 shares OF stock the United States Patent Wool Com
pany Deputy Sheriff JARVIS held them in $4,000 bail EACH
The following il n comparative statement Oh
the conta gious diseases OF the past two weeks:
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STRUCTURE, Fistula, and Piles radically cured
- Ohon The kple eauc 81 detention from business Impotence
Diseases Organs diseases and peoues OF The hyc
Nose Face and Person IkNRfA DANIBLSMD la LenagossSs:
NSOUIRE. 97 Fulton-st., n. Y.--Watches,
Jerehy ADD Sterling SheNsr hrSt qoAf ard so On
ON Aet, pskt B,efy article gpafasieed Ds@eSds sOecAHf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-01

ART STUDENTS will find in TINS TRIBUNE
LrcruRs published the series q A Sat.s teesaH
delivered ia The National Academy Uesne Pnee &C. b. mall S.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-01

FOR Morn PATCHES, FRECRLEs, AND TAN,
u,e PKKKYs Morn FRsCELR LorioN SVA BY druggists even
y lere. Depot % BondsL, Ne~-iork.
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HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

THERMOMETER. YESTERDAY, AT DIcKrSsoNs IN PARK
,sAm-sso NOoA-sllV p m-pio hMelShs-'P A'e"ge-S.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-01

deyered by Prof ". DO DAY, NJ d., a@r W,o oiass
lowed the valedictory on behalf OF tho gf"o"""s S
nv rharlpa A. Robbins
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iAuuo incrmeufA

BuRNETl's COCAINE makes the hair grow.
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TnE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, ,

The RrroRTEp DEarn or rRr porr-
| ARCHBISHOP BAiLEY's VtEws-SEcREcY Con-
cgRNlNG TIE PorE's DEATR AGAINST ALL
HISTORY AND Baltimore tel.
eSram In New York Herald, April COL
| Arch bishop Bailey remarked to the Herald
correspondent that he thought the dispatches
announcing the death of the Pope came In
such questionable way that no credence
should be attached to them. The latest re.
port, coming hy way Of Ottawa, he ccnsid-
cts sensational canard. II |; absurd to
suppose, says the Archbishop, that the death
VI the Pope would he kept a secret until his
luoeeSsor was appointed. History and trl-
u l are against such practice. There
',"s III most cases been an interval of nine
Gays between the demise of a Pope and the
e'ccl'"n of successor, aud such election is
nor made until after the burial Of the de-
reaS'd If the Holy Father were dead the
-N'chhlShop thinks hr would have been In.
'oIil"u %! II ere now.
tic REJECTS the idea that secrecy would be
maintained about his death in order to pre-
N'nt interference ny the European Powers
with the election Of his successor.
The Archbishop does not believe that Ger
many and Italy had any intention to inter.
icre, tut even if they did it would be use
'c's, Tor The College of Cardinals would dis
regard their heheStS or suggestions. choosing
only the best man according 10 their indi-
Eidual and collective convictions. In former
times one or the other Of the great Roman
Catholic Powers was almost in every in
stance consulted before the elect of Pom
til, and its wishes or objections were some
times taken into consideration but, under
the present circumstances, in case of the
death of the Holy Father the College of Car
dInals would not be Influenced by any Gov
erDmrut however powerful.
The Archbishop believes and hopes that
ihr Holy Father will recover from his pres
cut illness. which he takes to be lumbago.
lie has heard TIA; the Pope suffers pcriodi-
caiy from that disease, and had in every case
felt all the better for il after it had passed
over.
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MELANCHOLY SuIclpE.-We learn through
a correspondent that Mr.. +. NJ. King, Il
hiShly-rc> pectab'c citizen of King William.
ana long superintendent of the county poor
institution, committed suicide by drowning
Ill The Natiaponi river, about two miles above
the Village oi Aylctt'S, Oh Monday the ith.
lie deceased had for some months been
hhorng under great mental depression, in
duc"d by contemplated pecuniary losses. and
doubles, committed the awful act of self
destruction in an evil hour when reason was
dcihroncd. His Remains were found on the
succeeding morning few hundred yards
below the point Of drownin" lodged against
an obstruction in he stream. He was aged
ahou. 'ii:v-iour: and leaves Il widow and
tire" children, besides numerous relatives
aEd friends, 10 mourn his melancholy end.
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The SOUTH CARoLINA CHAIR IL WASHING
TON ASp LIE NIvLR$lTY.--G General Liley
la, succeeded III interesting a number OF the
Iradiug citizens Of Charleston in the scheme
tor the endowment of Il South Carolina chair
in Washington and Lee University. The
Hon. \. G. Trenholm. !. +. Adgcr, Francis
j. Pclz"r, Colonel Charles Ii. Simonton,
Major Theodore &. Barker, and the Hon. a.
q. Magrath have already subscribed to the
fund, and Others will doubtless unite with
thcm whea the project is brought to their
attention.
We hoi3c soon to see the Carolina endow-
ment completed, and the name OF the State
attached ~ one OF the most useful chairs in
the University. - Charleston Netrs.
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Petersburg.

..-,.
-..> rr'>'f George Nk"s-B BUSINESS OF
.r,.N. GA nf>tNS-t>NeRAL OF Nh. AT
>-roHTi2AL' tF''
.-.snl,a'r q the Richmond D'Spatchl
i'fTERsHTRG, April -.
rr>.rr du,."">> has re'gncd over the
.i.,,. al. "ut for the impetus impaired
.....>> E., .@r relaxation in the money
. t@c enhanced confidence that
.., na-1' h' supposed 'tiat the town
80 ~.'rN. ;" smoky ana Soh'h"lent
. ...n...> .:."I >prinS ANA - >t!iry and
gai weather.
... n. iiu-iin-> WAS IN session for
,.. ;'t> morning. nilf transacted no
e. -. Importance. l"o cases were
and continued. IN" I'll" court adj
un.i& Io.movraw.
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General Canhy's remains will be buried at
Indianapolis.
Landon J. Huffman, OF Fredericksburg
died Oh Sunday last.
Tie Frcdcrick> burg Herald reports that
the tobacco plants in SrotSy.vana and C,re'-
line are generally up and looking well.
The iourncymen carpenters Of AleXand ria
have requested an advance of twenty Ser
cent upon their wages.
CAPTAIN George +. Patterson, former ~
conductor on the Alexandria ami Washing
ton railroad, has received an appointment
conductor Oh the Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
road.
Commodore james NJ. Watson. who died
in san Francisco last Frid'v, was born III
Nirgnil. He eutcled the navy in 1923, and
had the reputation OF being one OF the best
uIr er, in the naval service. At the time OF
his death he was lighthouse Inspector for
California aud Oregon. and rcSidcdat vallejo,
Cal.
The latest reports from Knightsville, lndi-
ana, indicate that the riot between the piack
and white founlrymen there is at an end. A
CORRESPONDENT says lot Of forty-hye colorcd
pnddIeIs and helpers in the mill is now on
The va, to knightsyilIc from Richmond va,
under charge of brother Of Mr.. " watson,
SUPERINTENDENT Of the iron-works.
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SCFONBERGER AND AIS. VS.. JOR-
~ DAN AND AIS.
IN CIRCUIT COURT IENRICO COUNTY.
The following Is an extract from The decree en-
tered i'm this cause on the 2lst OF SovcmLcr. lsI2:
The court doth adiu'lgc, order. and decree that
This cause he referred Ia Of The cumini ,si1ncrs
of this court, w1 siil tlkc evidence, Inquire, am
REPORT
iIcnrco. and what portion of said estate, IL any,
passed into the possession Of his WIFE, Francis Ann
Jordan, lile-tcuant, undo: the Will OF said de-
cedcn'.
2h Whether the said Frances Ann Jordan has
e n committing waste Of the estate lett 10 her Tor
Iifr Uv the viii OF patrick Iorai deceased, ana If 50
10 what extent land also whether the personal pro-
periy left hv the said dcccdcnt should be sold or st
curly required of the litcten,t tor lis Saie-Heep-
igg. .
sd What debts arc due hy The estate OF said dece-
dent, and their order Of priority.
tn. Whn are heirs o. the said Patrick jordan, de-
ceased who are entitled To the estate In fec OF salh
dccttut after The expiration OF the HE estate Oh
said Frances Ann Jurdln therein
And the Court doth further order lllal INC Sllu
France, Ann JORDAN do lay before Inc coinilil>-
sioncr Il full statement o.. all property which has
come 10 her hands IL administrator Win he VIII
annexed of Patrick 1ortiI. deceased. ana al ilri
transactions such administrative which said COM
suncr is ordered To aunt. stale. ana settle hccofh
to law. reporting III same time whether Sald admin
israirX has gwen bond III Sucll III penalty VIII
security sufficient.
And ihr commissioner 10 whom this case shall DC
REFERRED Is authorized and directed IL publish ll'
time and place o. taking lle accounts ana making
the Iuuurie, ordered herein once Il week Tor loui
successive KS In newspaper puhlIshec in lEc
equivalent n personal service upon ali The parties 10
This suit.
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".ss-EEti.T METHODIST UNIVERSITY
r-aW .4>t q conference was held III
between ;he trustees OF The Central
.Ulr University and the special
.-,..ur r.l. City Council with refer
. III, ac ton OF the university, TO-
'... establishment of which Mr.. Cor
a4.-Ihu'. It Will he remembered,
Sect TIE sun Of S30c,u0o. Tie
80 a. decided wa, whether tn"
>aulI j." built IL Nashville, III
- e.; that city. or within Il mile
-. Bishop VI .Tyrjrr said that Mr..
r. !uI settled upon Nashville rs
.u iwHt IN the South for the cStah-
Il .i to- university. II was urged
49, committee that in view OF The
-n> "ajta would accrue 10 Nashville
..t.~rar. II The Institution that clty
.4gra1," the site for the college,
&p..5 u,' cost more than $4,000. II
.=8 j. H. tr ~ The city, twenty acre.
r. r,r' '"d; il on The od"c, fifty acres =;
p .,,I-.uit.' or "A mile out. seventy
III. DARN. the conference it was
'.l tic university would accomm0.
..t-' l.@ ~ pupils. and that its annual
"nUi h;' cNn,nicd lii Nashville.
ia" m"cflu- broke up without
20 aA% Gtl0!tr conclusion. there j.
g .t tAc ultimate purchase Of lie
a"~1,.;, ly Na>hNilIr.-N"tr Torh'
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TIE UNIVERSITY OF Observation-Disclosures
NeuabIc, OF the University Of Virginia, has a
letter in the E:catng Post on the system of
government there pursued, which puts us all
deeply in lis debt. III that university all
studies are elective and uil the instructions
by lectures. each lecture being preceded 10y
examinations is L" previous matter, written
examinations being frequent and severe. The
Young men axe placed on their honor strictly.
No young mans word is ever questioned,
and every examination paper is attestcd lis
being wrought, without assistance, upon
honor. Religious exercises are entirely
elective. but very generally attended. The
standard CT instruction is high, aud main
tain> an ecyalin@ influence on all the acade-
mics in the state. We suspect that if we
knew all about The University of Virginia
We >hoUd cnugratulat" the Old Dominion
upon such M institution and upon being the
mother of The founder thereof, Thomas jet
ler>on. Sprn.Virtd .EoSS.) Republican.
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"i"ARp "or CAPTURE Of JEFF. y WIS.
'..'~ k"n'"chian says: William
l.. "t ilij!.Doro', Onio, received
'@'n' warrant the Other day for 1895,
H. -..,lc Il !hc -lI t,nO@ toward Of
'r M, n.2i>'s capture. BIZ. Schwartz
aa-niher rt the F. ST Ohio cavalry. and
' ..yH It, ouc OF ~" picked ct,Iiry
. "l n pursuit vi Prcideat Davis"
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.a.a"iH \ ALLEY RArLKoAp.-The
.'raa ". Na.l EeWstcr says ::
.r.t~ tpr The construction OF The
On Of tue Shenandoah Valley
+ar"n Hiycrton and Luray, Va,
--,.ntd. II j. expected that the
gumm"ncrd By the contractors
-.'i ..r.. on every section. and that
So. ..>.v.t 20 completion al The earliest
s.. !ar masonry for the bridge
"' 'h'H.rah liver Ut Rivcrton Will
""-'rDi ~ soon IL tn" water shall
81" ~ H. ordinary stage. ii Is cX-
'..a a." r,ln1inlng sky miles bc-
t.2",' and Fish"ryilIr, on the Chest
s'"t tHIo railroad, will be put under
. y June Isl"
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uETELLE-REMOYAL AL The store no.
r. 1ao.1 ,ateiv nccnpIed by Zetelle, having been
ron,ad over hi, head to another without HoTu 10
him. he has In the dilemma to remove 70 the oass
men, of t,oddin's Hall. corner oil EleSeuIn a ~
Rank streets where he will be found 10 reces W nis
old friends and customers aud whers ne VIII sSr's
them with the BEST LIQUORS aud the very hest
the market affords N1
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TIE LAST or THE VIRGINIA BAroSs.--
"Burkc'S Pcciagc Of Great Britain - for the
present Year contains the following:
Tntrf;zr.--Baron Fairfax, Of Cameron.
lJohn Coutce Fairfax. VI. d. in the peer
aye of Scotland. born at Naucusc, Fairfax
county. Va. 18th September, 1870, Sue
rccdtd his brother as eleventh baron 9th
April. 1869. Married, Sth October, 1855, :,
Mary. daughter Of Colonel Edward Kirby.
L. :. A.: and bis issue, three daughters.
Residence. BladenSburg, Prince Georges
county, Nd
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A FULL DRAWING CERTAIN
$500, 900 IN BANK TO PAY GIFTS.
10000 CASH GIFTS PAID IN FULL.
500. 900 FOR ONLY $40.

Enough "fthe loo, 900 tickets issu ed Tor the THIRD
GRAND GIFT CONCERT In aid OF TIL Public Library
of kentucky having been sold to insu c fuil draw
Ing, and the wish having been universal y expressed
that the loolo cash gifts offered should Ia drawn III
in ana paid In full without any scaling own, Us
heretofore, the ma .agcnc with the concu. renee
Of the trustees. have determined 10 allow ninn'y
days more for the sale of the remnant of tickets ci
on hand ! lie concert and distribution advertised
FOR April Il, there fore. postponed to TUESDAY,
Juiy = 1873, on which day. and no other, they will
Lie LIBRARY HALL, LOUISVILLE. KY
AZ this Grand Concert the following cash gifts will
o. nissrlhutci ny lot and paid Ia full to the ticket
)ders who draw ihcu.:
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TN THE MATTER OF THE APPLiCA-
l. TON Of DANIEL O. MCWiiURTER.G CT AR-
DIAN. &C.-This il to make known that the under
signed Daniel -. New horter, guardian ii Mary
l.. Nc horlcr. Caroline I. McWhorer, and jtniu'
Is. McWhorcr. by appointment OF the chanccfy
Court OF the county of kciEpcr, state of Mlssls-
sippi, hath pct,ioICd he ttIanccry Court OF The
city of Richmond for autnurly In ASH, demand, sue
Tor. and recover all and singular the personal estate
and effects which may he Of the said wards, rs well
In the ci'yof Richmond as elsewhere III he Com
IN. nnealth Of Vii gnia. and 10 remove the same
INTO the said State of Mississippi, wherein is the
l'pmlcil OF the undersigned and his said wards
DANIEL q. MCWuORTER,
NH ar-Wiw Guardian. &c.
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pROgsssSALS.


pEALED PROPOSALS will be received
y by the President Of the james River Bridge
Comn,ny for the MASONRY AMI EARTHVORh
NECESSARY for proper approach 10 the James River
Fridge At the foot OF Ninth street, Ia l!ichmono.
Kids Will be opened nj u o'clock May lst. Right
reserved to reject any all bids not satisfactory.
BY order Of the Beard ). 7. -
-ap ls-td i JOHN &. CLARKE, Secretary.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
4 GIBBS.

WILCOX L GIBBS.
This very superior SEWING-MACHlNEia now
offered at the following liberal club rats:
We will give Us n premium first-class machine
Of our own or any other make in the market, as de-
sired, to any person who Will sci! three Wilcox 6
f;bs machines, to lie ordered ut che time and paid
for In cash. ~ ,,,o 30 sa,,
,;, hr ,n,iI l[I.CON ( GIBBS,
e''' Uif.cc l. Ninth street, Richmond. Va.
fe a}dS Will
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RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD Co.
EiCuIoND. Va. Decclnber II. ls72. &

RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD Co Z
RICHMOND, VA. December IL 1872. !
ON AND AFTER WEDNESDAY,, DE-
~ CEMBER nth, the TRAINS on this road will
run US follows:
The NAIL TRAINS leave Richmond Mt a. ".
and 2:20 l.. NJ aud leave Petersburg Ut LIS A. u.
and sos l.. NJ.
FREIGHT TRAINS, with 4 passenger coach at
tachci, leave Richmond Ut 3 \. NJ. aud i. NJ, and
leave Petersburg at 80 A. Vi. and $50 l.. VI.
The SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAINS will leave
Richmond aud Petersburg ~ "A. VI. Returning,
leave Richmond AMI Petersburg ut $50 L. NJ Instead
Of S o. clock, rs heretofore.
The 4. M. TRAIN viii not leave Richmond on
SUNDAYS, and The 500 T. VI. NAH. TRAIN aGd $50
A. VI. FREIGHT TRAIN viii not leave Petersburg
on SUNDAYS.
passengers for Norfolk will take the 200 =. NJ
DAILY TRAIN, and those frUm Norfolk VIII COLI
meet at Petersburg with the ll:!5 \. VI. TRAIN.
Passengers from Clover I'm will take tie $50
NJ TRAIN on Mondays. Wednesdays, and Fridays
aud returning Leave Richmond Oh the same days at
.:2o 7. NJ.
The NAIL TRAINS viii stop only ut Chester aud
Manchester.
with the Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio railroad for
Lynchburg daily.
be attached tn the THROUGH TRAIN al Weldon,
running through To Wilmington
THOMAS IT, WfSSF,
dc Is President
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LIST OF GIFTS:

Total. 10000 gifts all cash s,ou,vun
The money TO pay all these gifts In full Is now
upon depositin tic Farmers and Drovcrs Bank OF
Louisville, and SET aside for that purpose, aud can
only bc used Cor that purpose, ill be by tho
following certificate OF the cashier:
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pKUGs. MEDICINES, dc.
TO PHYSICIANS.
IoDo-BRoMIDE
CALCIUM
INBOUND.
Samples of
ELIXIR AND SOLUTION OF IODC-BROMIDE
CALCIUM COMPOUND.
and descriptive pamphlets. from lcu & Co.. New
York just received for gratuitous distribution 10
physicians. PURCELL, LADD C CO,
ap23 Druggists, 12l6 Main street.
100 POUNDS GUM CAMPHOR.
lOO apa3 L. WAGNER. Druggist.
ERIEDRICSHALL BITTER WATER
4 nhe imported GERMANY, another supply. For
sale 10y Zap 2al J.. WAGNER. Druggist.
A FULL LINE OF SQUIBBS'S AND
~ SHARPE & DOHME'S PREPARATIONS,
for "prcscrptlon use." ut
MILLER & PlERCE'S
Prescription Store
ape corner Fifth and Marshall streets.
ERENCH REMEDIES. &c.
i AuBEKGIER'S SYRUP LACTrCARIrM,
TIIAPsTA PLASTER, vegetable irrlt;"t;
IEHA's SYRrr Pros. Iron and SODA,
BrnIS's LoZESGE>, 81 the Alkaline Lacta:cs;
GrYOrS CONCENTRATED LIQroK or TAR,
LASCELors lupIzED SYRcr lloRs ERADtsH,
LAScElOT's CIGARETTES, for Asthma;
LAvlLLE's tLIxIG and PILLS. for Gouf:
LEyASSEuE'S ASTHMA TUES,
E>plC's ASTHMA CIGARETTES.
GRIMAULTS PEPSINE POWDER,
BorDACLT's PErsINE. VINE and FLlXIn;
SAToEY MooKE,S PEPs!SE A PoKcr,
FRANKS GRAINS DE SANTE,
FOCRSIEE'S PACLLISIA POWDERS.
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,

CoMMISsIoNER'S OFtICE,(
RICHMOND. March y, IS. !
The parties intcreSie! are hereby not!led That l
have n ed on WEDNESDAY the It'll day OF May
l.72 at L. O'Clock NJ. d, lie time, ana my ONCE Oh
Eleventh street ieiwc,n Main and Bank streets:
IN the CITY of Richmond. is the place 10 execute
WV THOMAS J. EVANS,
ap l-Tuiw COMMISSIONER.
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lNSkalEb ANEk COAL.


4 iCMBERLAND CO a l., of superior
~ quality, unequalled rs IN economical and ell
Gle nj engiue fuel jas; landed and for sale at re-
,.u led prices. j. Is. WATKINS,
I, 1887 III Main street.