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$4,000

WONDERFUL CoNCIDENCE.-It j.
strange how great minds run in tn,
same channel.
The Parker>burg ErQmiaer of Nov
LIST sayS.-Huntiug is quite popular ii
ParkerSburg this hll-hnting for hou.
Ses, we mean. We see people engaged
in this sport every day, but the game
they are after is fearfuIly scarce; but
Jokes are not, for few days ago Ii
heartleSS wag told a friend who was in
search of a house, that he knew where
there were dozen tp-top dwellings to
rent, and being eagerly asked "where?'
coolly replied in Marietta"
The Cabell Co. Press of Nov. llth.
Houses to rent in this place are
scarce, but Jokes are not; a few DAYS
ago, a heartie>S wac told a gentleman
who was in search Of one, that he knew
where there were a dozen fine dwellings
90 rent, aud on being asked where
cool.y replied in Huntington"
The Joke Of the matter IS that in Bar
louisville there are twice as many hou.
ses TO rent as in Huntington where it
Is difficult TO get a house; new ones are
being built, and are almost invariably
taken before they are completed.
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Dunville & Co. Royal Irish Distiller-
les, are the largest holders of whiskev
in the wOrId.--Cia. Eng.
We'd like to bet a few bottles Of the
best on that. If Dunville can hold as
much as some folks in this town. We will
paw the bet
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CHROMO PREMIUMS:

ASKING 4 BLESSING,
beautiful picture in sixteen colors,
l4x20 inches, Sells at ietaiI for $3.50
"HousEHoLD PETS"
A beautiful picture in is colors, l21l1
inches. sells at retail for $500. ~ W
subso ribere, 10 10 81 entcr clubs for
othe premiums, can have either Que OF
the bove named chromos.
"De Soto Discover ng the kissiaip l."
Is a splendid picture in II colors, i9xi "a
inches. and sells at retail for Sis. $500
will pay q years subscription, aud emit
tie the subscriber TO this last namei pic
ture. For full particulars send for spec
linen cop les.
Never before were such favorable terms
offered for securing handsome prsmi'
ums cf great value. The Enquirer Al
manac and Changers Manual for 1874
will be sent free to every subscriber re-
ceived since April Is, 1873 Address al
letters to FARAN & MCLEAN,
30i Clncinn III, Ohio.
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BUrrER-MAEING, No 3--Our Wayne
correspondent, gives number 3 on the
butter question this week which will he
found on our 4th page. These articles
are very plain and practical and should
be filed FOR reference
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Death or Mis-. X. L. Lee.

Mrs. Lee, widow of Gen. Il. f. Lee,
died at Lexington, Va. on Wednes-
day the 9th inst. She had been an
invalid for years, and the recent death
of her daughter, bore heavily on her
remaining strength.
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can be cut into rby snspe, aud wien
exposed for tune ia the atmosphere,
becomes perfectly hard and white,
making it highly esteemed for build
ing purposes.
MINERALS,
Western Texas ia rich in minerals.
consisting of Coal, Iron. Copper and
Silver ore in great abundance, but
owing to the proximity of tie mines
to the Iudian country, there has been
out little opportunity for attcsiing.
their wealth.
vary in value according . location,
aud improvements. Md lands"
can be purchased in NOS sections of
the country for from S. t, 10 per
acre, whilst those improved, range
from $40 to $50.
The negative solution Of the prob
lem, can Cotton be produced with
out slave labor" has materially
changed the
AGRICULTURAL
aspects of the country, Instead Of cot
ton. corn, wheat and barley nov lis
King and proves equally as prc6'a'
! BILE as the growing Of cotton under
the old system of labor, whilst il
equalizes the general prosperity Of
the country.
THE POPULATION
+ of Texas is now over / 100000 hav-
ing almost doubled 10 the past ten
years. 1t is estim1ied that the
average emigration since the war has
not been less that 10000 per year
chiefly from the southern and west
ern Stats.
THE INHABITANTS
are generally noted for their hospi
| tility TO Strangers and prosperity II
individual enterprise, whilst those
who have watched the growth cf thu
State from her infancy followed thu
,E"Lone Star banner in the days of th'
Republic, or fought with Crockett .
4 the Alamo possess a degree IF nation
) al pride, uuequrlcd perhaps in any
of the southern States, The 'old do
miuiou' excepted. They all cen in
terest the stranger for hours. recitins
anecdotes illustrative Of "old Ssu
Houston's' life aud character, aDC
: tell how "Davie Creole 1" on receiv
ipg the news Of his defeat in Tenn
essee, told the constituency to go
to hell and tina, he would 90 t,
Texssl' He made his assertion goo'
, and after having strown the Mexican
ten deep around him, fel at he Ala
mo, leaving memory that will b
fresh in the hearts Of Texans TO
generations to conc.
RAILROADS
are now traversiug the country in al
directions, rapidly increasing t.,
}. value of lands and precrpi aring emf
grafton. l presume Texas has nov
abou, 2 900 miles Of railway. How
ever the roads in the norihern sec
Itiou of the State are mon opolies
most OF them huge swindles.
One for example, the Texas Pacfi
which is partially in operation
charges two cents a hundred PEI
mile, freight, whilst passenger rat
are nearly az Outrageous. Alobs
the lines of the principal roads towns
are rapidly springing up, of which
DENISON
is the most important.
-. (Conctuied nert ,ceek
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Special Commissioners Notice.
Thos. P. Brown j Co., ei ais.
Us: In Chaneery.


Us: In Chaneery.
VIM. II. Pennybacker, ct ais.
Bya decree rendered at the May term
of 1873 Of the Cironii Court OF Csbell
''ou,,y, in the ABOVE entitled ssit, the
under igued was appointed q Special
Comm ssioner in tie ahov. named cause,
TO take, stIte and report the following
M; tiers 10 pH:
To lake. state and settle an account
showi z the amount Of IN ney, tht came
TO the ards Of the defennHnt, W. h. Pen
a, hacker, ns trustee. or the amount Of any
sale made by him - such trustee. an !
the A. ouur of money or other property
IN It should have come no his hands as
sush trustee, and the amo Ints Of MOI ey
rue eGch creditor, secure by this deed
Of trnsi, aud the prop 'riionable parts o.
amounts das each OF said creditors so
ecurrd.
All parties interested in the ,bove en-.
titled cause, are hereby no if that, on
the 9th day of October 1913. Mt the law
office of Gibson 4 Simms N the city Of
Huntington W Va, ! shali proceed 10
tile The account love re cred to. and
TO pnee my report in q. cordance with
the said decree. II. c. SlMMS,
Special Commissioner.
lIm,' cton, frIt 70. ] ,.
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WEST VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.
SYNOPSIS.

We find that it would take up We
~ large amount of our space IL publish
a summary even If the Legislative pro-
cecdings Of the week. One days report
takes up sometimes over three columns
in the Charleston Daily Courier, which
publishes the proceedings in full. On
last Monday, 10th inst. no less than
thirty eight bills, resolutions and peti
tons were acted on alone in the Sen
ate; some CT them of considerable I'M
portance. On the same day thirty ont
bills, petitions and resolutions We're ac
ted on in the House.
The earnestness with which the Leg
islatnrc is prosecuting its work, speak
we'll for its energy and patriotism. w
hope i, viii continue, aud all the legis
Iation needed by the State be accom-
lpliShed before adjournment.
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We are indebted to the courtesy Of
Gov. Jacob for a copy of his message;
we published synopsis fit, week be-
fore last
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Inc OOJeCt VI tbio buit 10 W oe' "S'SS
sale made ON tn - day o.
1873, by W.. 7; onpson, trustee, in a
trust deed bearing date the 9Th day OF
January 1873 executed by W W. John.
son to BagbJ, Strickl It s Bsgby, and
recorded in the clerks Office Of the County
Court o. Cahell County on page AZ In
trust "Book b." at 'urchased at said
sale by Charles NJ. Moor.
An it appearing by sa affidavit filed
in this cause, that the defendants W. X.
Stricklett, Robert Bagby, and Willis Bag
by, are nou-residents OF the State Of West
virginia. 1t is therefor ordered that
they do appear here within one month
after tie date Of the frs publication OF
this order, and DO what is necessar, to
protect their interest in this suit:
Teste, NJ s. THURNBUR6, Clerk.
RI NcCOMAS Sol. 26t4
October. 10th, 1873.
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BosH.-The Bourbon victory in
Virginia will cost that State millions
Of dollars in its deterraut effect on i'm
migration and capital Virginia has
probably the greatest amount Of unOc-
upied land Of any of the older States.
Some Of this NAV have been partially
exhausted by severe cropping with to-
baccO, but much Of it is in It's primitive
fertility. There thousands Of acres east
and northeast of Richmond, which will
with good culture, produce thirty bush
els OF first class wheat to the acre; vet
year after year they 6re producing only
natures crop Of weeds. Hardly any
State in the union has Weather intrin-
sic resources. and none stands in more
pressing need Of those two great agen-
cieS of material development, money
and muscle. Tut Just SO long as she
chooses to fight her political battles on
the miserable caste basis of Virginia
for YirgiuianS,' Just 50 long will the re-
creating and yiyifyiRg forces on which
her future progress and prosperity de-
pend, refuse utterly to wait upon her.
The cant Of ShoddyiSm is certainly bad
enough, but the inSnlent SelfrighteouS-
ness Of BOurbonism, is still! more nauSe-
ouS-Pitts. Com.
What balderdash! Ifparties want to
invest their means in States underzne-
gro rule, why do they not 90 to South
Carolina or Mississippi? There is plen-
ty 6rst-rate land there for sale at less
than Five dollars per acre. The best
REPUTATION to the statement Of the Com
ne rcjpl is that the lands they speak Of
are not as a general thing in the mar
ket, and when they are, they are eager
ly bought up at from fifty to twO-hmd-
red and City dollars per acre. The
lands for Sale generally in east and
northeast Of Virginia, will not produce
ten bushels of wheat TO the acre With
out heavy manuring. 49,
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We place these premiums within easy
reach Of any Of our patrons, by allowing
them liberal comm issiOns on $500 sub
scriptions to the Weekly Enquirer, al
follows.
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FEVER AND AGUE.

FEVER AND AGuE cured for my CENTS There IL
not remedial In this world that will cur Fewer
and Ague. and all other Aalsr ioas Bllous Scarlet
Typhoid. yellow. and other yevers faded nv RAD
WAYS PILLS. 90 quick A. RAILWAYS READY EE-
LIEF. Finy cents per bottle
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Kfd,.ey DC Bladder Complaints,
DR.. RAILWAYS
Observation-Disclosures

perfectly tasele.s elegantly coated with rv,et run
purge. regulate purify, cleans and srsngihsa ksl-
ways Pills for ne cure Of a. d.ordcrs Of De stomach
Headache. Constipation. Costvenass IndirDstSou DIV
pepsis. Bouspsss Bilious Fever. In6ammafioa Of de
Bowels. HiIes. and all Derangemssu q the Intsfual
vhcenA Warranted to EFFECT positive cure. Purely
Vegetable containing no mercury. minerals dsisss
ous drugk
few does Of RAILWAYS PILLS viii free the ~
TEN from AL The above named disordsra Prcs . ssis
per Box. sold BIZ DkU00IsrS.
READ "PALsB AND TEX" Bsnd one letter
stamp to RAILWAY co, No = warren =, Nsw
York Information worth thousands VIII Be ssnf -
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
NOTICE.

IN Oh 4O''
-s7S.. Cirr TxEAsuaKR's 0frIc<,
Huntington, w..vs- Oct. 20, 10. !
The City Assessment List Of Taxes for
general purposes, will be in my hands for
payment, at my office. from November Let
10 November Goth 1878, inclusive. All
taxrs not pad in before November S0,b,
will be turned over to the Marshal for
90 lection, who vii add FIVE l6l per cent.
for cost Of COLLECTION, JOHN 3. OBEY,
"A Treasurer
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HEALTH! BEAUTY!

STRONG AND prRE RICH BLOOD-INcPRARE
OF FLESH AND WEIGHT-cIRAR SKIN AND
BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION SECURED TO ALL
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Land Sales.

We publish tue following bill as of
general interest to our readers. We
are indebted To Speaker Miller for Il
copy of it:
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The Cresiit MobiIier.

FACTS ARnIr IT'S HISTORY.
The question OF the relations bctVeep the
Union Pacific railroad company aud the credit
mobilier, and Of the good faith with which the
members Of these corporation carried out thew
engagements with the government and vitb
each other. l. very different one from that IN
which Congress and the country are nov coa-
cclned. The credit mabilicr was UNCOMFORTABLE
by the Pennsy lNania legislature In 1859 under
the name of the PenasylN ania Fiscal Agency.
with power to borrow money aud transact other
business incident "a similar corporations. Five
years later, George Francis Train. having got
hold of the charter, had the name changed %
'sthe credit mObiier of America" after one a
lite powers we're greatly enlarged to enable the
company 10 loan it, credit. guarantee contrarts
AMI engage I'M business generally ON a grand
scale. The Union Pacific railroad cOlnpaav
was Incorporated In 1874, ard received the
last of its very ValSahle grants i'm lSA
In lSG5. when the enterprise, through miSmau-
agcment and n nearly universal want OF cons-
dence, was in danger of breaking down. Mr.
Amcs took hold of IL, invested lar &c part OF his
private fortune, and through his confidence ana
enthusiasm persuaded many of his friends Also
10 embark In II. To escape personal liability
they, with their associates, got possession OF the
credit mobilier charter, put their money into fts
stock, intending TO build the road with it, AID
and under its guarantee. The first contract for
pa miles east of the lt0th meridian. a. assignee
10 the credit mObilier, and was executed by that
corporation. The second contract. for CO miles
Of road and telegraph west of that meridias
taken by Mr.. Ames individually for So 900 co.
was assigned by him Ia seven trustees who were
also members OF the credit mobilier, Who exc
Cuted the contract, and divided the profts
among the stOckholdcrsof that corporation. The
credit moblier became but another name for
the railroad company, absorbing its assets of-
every kind as fast as they became available
Boston Advertiser.
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DIED.

BRAHLER. On the s.h instant, at las D. -
JOHN THADDECS BRAHLER, aged 81 years
Relative and friends respectfully requested 70
attend his funeral from his late residence Virginia
avenue between 81 and "a southwest Friday
at2 clock D. m. Baltimore papers please copy
DUTROW. At Lewinsyille, Fairfax county, vir-
GINA, On the 9th Instant after a short but painf0
illness Il pneumonia, WILLIAM HAMILTON, 80
Il Marcus and Mary DutrO~, in the e2d year Il his
age. FREDERICK Md Examiner please copy.l
OLIVER. On January Sth, NICHOLAS OLIVER,
aged 81 year,.
The funeral win take place on saturday. January
nth, at clock from his late residence. 30 lgh
street. All friends and relations requested 20
tend.
PRATHER. On the 6th instant, RICHARD
PEATHER, in the 18Th year Of his age
The relatives and frends Of the family respect
fully in. tied 10 attend his funeral from the residence
81 his daughter, Mrs. A. Virginia Tall.ert street
noon, at ~ O'Clock.
National Republican please copy
WANToN. In this city. ON the 9TH instant :,
WILLIAM II. wANroS, in the Ssh year Of his
Hisfriends and the friends If the family are re-pef-
fully invited 90 aftead HE funeral frOll hi- lac
dence, No. 30e street northwest, on Friday, the
10th instant, at D.
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DISCHARGED A. SANE ENoUaH Now
Another commentary on the - insanity dodg 70
as a defence In murder cases, Is found in the
discharge on Monday, after brief residence iu
Moyamensing, OF prisoner who some time ace
escaped conviction by putting in the :. insanity
plea. The judge could perhaps do nothing cleo
than discharge the man, according 10 the terrns
of the act of assembly. The testimony taken
was all "a the same point, viz that the man IN
"sane" enough nOp. To this. however, one
witness (Dr. Butcherl significantly added that
he {" never did consider him insane" There In
curious anomaly in the punishment Of murder
nowadays: most OF those who are sentenced to
be hanged for the crime are convicted on cir
cumstantial evidence; while those who Kill their
victim in the presence of witnesses are ether
" insane" or get of upon conviction Of Some
inferior degree Of homioide.-F't ilddelr plaza
LEDGER.
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RAILROADS.
RALTIM0RE AND oh

RALTIM9IR.EI RI, Sn, oHIoEo
WASHINGTON, Nov. s, lG2 6KXSNe
Trains between WASHINGTON AND BALTI-
MORE and WASHINGTON AND THE WEST are
FOR BALTIMORE.
B~sve dsiiy, except Sunday at Sis, 645, 500, 200
snd 10 - a III le, SIS, 4l0 SD and $50 .. IN.
FOR ALL WAY STATIONS.
LesVe dsIy; except Sunday, at Sis, 6:S and 300
FoT principal Way Stations. Bladensburr Belts-
vf'ie Laurel Anna polls junction and Relay, leave
~ 5. Is, Gas and 9ec q. and leo 4l0 aud S a
FOR ANNAPOLIS
Leave ~ bt5 a. m and 4:l0 y. IN. No trains to or
from Annapolis on Sunday.
ON SUNDAY.
FOR BALTIMORE
Leave AZ 500 3. m. and 500, SEQ aud 7.i5 pm
FOR WAY STATIONS.
Leave 81 SD 4; m and SD 2. m.
FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST
aud 8. IS a. and B. Is and 500 y m ~ '
Ca saturday At Sis and 5:s5 a. m and 500 y m
On SUNDAY ~ Sis and stO D. m only, connecting
NJ krlay station with trains from Baltimore to
Wheeling, PaTkershurg, PittSburg. &c
For StTasb1Tg- and points between Relay House
ami strssfilrg. leave at 3l5 2. m, connecting Re
"a, h orse with strasbure and Winchester aecOmmo
dafIOn trai..
Through tickets to the West can be hal at the
Washington station Ticket Office nj all hours IN the
5av.
For New York. Philsdelphis and Boston see ad-
Ver-i-auteH; Of Thrpugh Line
THOS v SHARP. Asst Master TranspOrtst alton
L. VI COLE General Ticket Agent
GEO. : kOONTZ, Gent A 'gt, Washington. seI3
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MARRIEn.

BERNARDI-BoRA. On the sth Of January, u
II Mary Church, by the Rev. Father Martin alig
Mr.. HEINRICH VICE COMTE DE BERNARDy
and Miss JUsrINA BORA.
MYERs-BR0WN. On the sth instant hy Rev
DT Sunderland, Mr CHARLES MYERS and Miss
VIRGINIA NJ. BROWN. Of this city.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON

Il =
| RY GRkBN a WILLIAMS. Auctionerr..
- No. 1901, northwest corner loth and ID sts.
ysssgf NnkE fSEssG
| STATE pkPAkTMEST:
Ss and ID d sSs 5 SsnS in e,r No 81, ioo.
egrsd thereby VIII -ell At public auction, front
s5e ne "a SsJ IF a. S 9eiOGs on
Ct g. s: S,S,s g g. $, s.. g, =, So %, 81 a.
ofsquare numbered two hundred and eight ess, in
city OF Washington, together with all the improve
This sale win be made subject to prior encum.
hrsnce. OF which statement viii Be made st sale
must be paid each lot .t the time Of SALE the
ferred payments 60 be made in and if moHihs after
faction e The trustee Terms e be fully complied
reserves the right to resell tie property at thu risk
and cost Of the first purchaser An coivey ancing 1t
w H. WARD, Trustee.
novrseo&ds GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
~ TIE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
IUESDAI, the 10Th instant, same hour and place
ds wv - ~ GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Aucts.
~ THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
Thu IHU RspbkY; Janasry stA, 1853, same hour and
dle-law&ds. GREEN & WILLIAMS, sucts
Try LAIIMER & CLEARLY,
- Real Estate Brokers and AuctieneerS,
southwest corner Pennsy anla ave ana llth street
Star Once Building.
PEREMPTORY SALE OF VERY VALUABLE
PROPERTY ON PENNSYLVANIA AyENJE
TO CLOSE AN ESTATE.
a. By order Of the heirs Of the estate of James
"a: Owner, deceased, will sell in front Of the prem
Aises, on Thu RSDAY, the 9th day Of January
los3 ut $50 O'Clock D. m, that very valuable prop
eriy known IS Lot L. in keserv xfion L. situate on
the north side Of Pennsyvania avenue, next 10 the
corner OF third street west and adjoining the kx
change Hotel, and running through 10 Il street
north, with width Of 3 feet The improvements on
ne af a threa md sir
Brick House, with store street; the B street
front IL two-story and attic Brick Dwelling Both
houses have good cellars.
Terms One fourth cash; balance in six, twelve,
eighteen and twenty four months, with interest,
cured by deed If trust Convey ancing At cost Of
purchaser. Two hundred dollars down at time Of
r. ". BOWMAN, Attorney,
Real Estate Broker, ala seventh street
d3l I'd LATIMER & CLEARY, Aucts.
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BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC
ID RAILROAD, &4 rsE6zFss55r
IbsrOf cor Ola and b streets. ". w SxA-AA6

TRAINS LEAVE FOR TRAINS ARRIVE AT
BALTIMORE. WASHINGTON.
SIS m. Niagara EXP. 4:53 n. m Western Exp..
daily. daily, except Sunday.
b an, Baltimore Mail SIS m. Mai, daily,
daily. cept Sunday.
los m. Western EXP. II 0S a. IN. Western Exp .
daily. n SUNDAY. daily.
SIS p. m, Baltimore Ac- 5:23 pm, Pacific Express,
CsIlnicfation, daily ex- daily, except sunday.
Cep; sunday 9-0S pm. Accommodation,
tS ,. m. Cincinnati EX-l daily.
pres daily, except sun loss p. m. Southern EN-
day. press, daily, except Sun
Esp. m, Western Exp, day.
daily
Trains leaving Washington at S.Ss a.. m, and 3:3S
T. m, connect At Bowie with trains for Marlboro
fesyng Bowie lU.3S a. IL, and 5:l3 p arriving at
NsrlbpTO' liz a. m. and 6:l3 D.
TRAINS arriving at W ashingtOn Hos a. and 5:33
r M, connect at Bowie with trains leaving Marlbo-
To S23 r.. IN and 3.33 D. m.
Passengers leaving their orders at Ticket Offices
eOrncT q 18Th street and PennsylV ania avenue and
northwest corner Of Sixth street and Pennsy vania
sveru, can have their baggage called for and check
Ell hotels aud residences to all points North and
West. Through tickets TO Cincinnati, Columbus,
indianapolis. Louisville, ST. Louis, New Orleans
ChiCf,gu Omaha, San Francisco. and all points north
nOrthw est, west, and southwest.
L. l.. DIT BARRY, Gen1 Sup't.
rs Young Gen1 Pss-'r Agent Wifi
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"MiSs Sumner Douglas. a belle in high
eolored life cowhded young blood in Nashyills
last week.
1The Avon Club of Boston, had CAV sleigh
ride, one day last week, In a huge barge, called
the Nightingale. !" on runners.