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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-01-23

NOBLE GIFr.-Mai. Downie is about
to present to the Orphans Home a
beautiful chrome called the '.Madon-
ma in the Chair" Sc by "a inches in
size, as soon as subscriptions for its
purchase shall be obtained in aufi-
cient amount to cover its cost.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-01-23

SOUTH AURORA MINING COMPANY,
WHITE PINE.-The shareholders of
this company met in London Deem
Der q, 1872, according to adjournment,
and resolved to 80 into liquidation,
and wind up the affairs of the present
company. preparatory to the forma-
ton of il new one, for the purpose OF
purchasing and working mines in the
neighborhood of the South Aurora.
Liquidators analogous to our l., ceiv-
ers,) were appointed, and a memoran-
dun of the new association was read.
from which it appeared that the name
of the new company will be the South
Aurora Consolidated Silver Mining
Company, (Limited,) with a capitol
Of $500, 900, Isl, 500, OO0,) in o 1000 shares
Of f5 each. Arrangements will be
Immediately made for uying up the
shares Of those holders who are not
satisfied to join in the new project.
The name OF the mining property to
be purchased is not made public.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-01-23

THE present editor of the Rereile is
an adept in the use Of depreciatory
language. "Harmless,'' foolish
"Oush," and stupid" all occur in
onc little article of thirty lines. And
all these heavy words are hurled upon
our devoted head.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-01-23

"JUsTICE" whistles in the RereiNe
to keep up the courage Of the Austin
ties who fear the removal Of the
county seat.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-01-23

LATEST FROM THE SALTED DIA-
MoND FIELDs.-Wm. D. Brown, of
San Francisco, who was recently sent
by a number of capitalists on a trip
to Arnold's sailed diamond fields in
Colorado, has returned, bringing
with him several hundred stones of
different kinds. but none of any value,
showing that the salt has been pretty
well scraped up. Mr.. Brown says
that about two acres of the ground
was sailed. Outside OF that not ever
Il garnet is to he found.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-01-23

RAPID RAILROAD WoRK.-One hun
bred and ninety-tive miles of the
Canada Grand Trunk Railway. from
Sarnia to Buffalo, was changed re-
Gently from the wide to narrow gauge
in twenty-three hours.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-01-23

WE understand that some OF the
candidates for Office named in the
County bill do not feel tlattered by
the "scft solder" administered to
them by II" in the RereiNe.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-01-23

A MODEL CoRoNER.-DurinG the
snow-storm on the 4th of November
last, says the Humboldt Register, a
Chinaunan who was engaged in herd
ing a band of sheep in Glover Valley,
was lost. and was supposed to have
persisted in the storm. The sheep
were found. but no trace of the man
could be discovered. His body was
found lately, lying in the road, about
four miles from Battle Mountain, fro
zen stiff. Word was Immediately con-
veyed to the Coroner, d. Melarkey,
of the discovery, bnt that official re-
fused to take charge of the remains,
and probably they will remain where
found until buried by some friendly
COYOTE,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-01-23

a COUPLE of correspondents, one in
Austin and the other in Eureka, now
edit the RereiNp. Justice" furnishes
statistics, and III" Supplies fiction.
Between the two, the Austin people
have rather dry reading in their local
paper.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-01-23

"H' says in the RereiHe that eve
CID have no paper here lin Eureka)
to air our (his) views ill.," and so he
flies to Austin to relieve his sur
charged soul. He asks why the Leg
islature does not "send us (him) a
copy of the bill" Probably if the
Legislature were petitioned for a copy
by "H," one might be SEN him. If
he will call at our office, we will pre-
sent him with 6 copy. He pretends
not to have seen it, although it is evil
dent from his remarks that he is an
attentive reader of the SENTINEL.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-01-23

patent BowELs."-A man adver-
tises in the Eastern papers to furnish
newspapers with ready-printed in
sides, outsides, ~exteriors and interiors,
Republican, neutral. and Democratic;
six, seven, eight and nine column TO-
los four, Eve, six and seven column
quartos. Headings changed free. No
i~nterferences. Seventy-ihree regular
weekly editions. Sixteen-page, four
column sheets. illustrations, comic
the publishers a thousand dollars a
year. We commend these patent
bowels" to the editor of the Rereiue.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-01-23

DAVID BAILEY, Of Cambridge, Me-,
has been Il postmaster constant
since 1898.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-01-23
Collections Made.

I RAW. NJ. JOHNSON ANN.UNCES
70 business men and the public that
he will attend TO the COLLECIION II
iltL. = in Eureka and lis vicinity from
this date. H will also attend TO bust.
hess and make r1mittanceS Tor parties
at "a distance. Charges moderate.
''iiicr al the office of Wm. ". Gates.
Justice al the Peace.
Eureka, Jan. y, 1878. ja22
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-01-23
DIED.

In Virginia City, January IS, Mary, wife
OF Jerry O'Neil, aged IS years.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-01-23
Bank Closing Notice.

FE7HE BANK OF CALIFORNIA UAV.
. ing determined To close its Agency
at Hamilton, Nevada, all persons having
business win said Agency are hcrciI
notifiedto present their accounts for nd.
Ju,tment on or before February |, ISL.
be required to make payment on or be.
tore the same date.
JOHN a. PAXTON, Agent.
Hamilton, January 10. 1873. il4.td
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-18

CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL-
~ R0!D.-0n and after 5th Muy, 1sIa, the pas:en-
ger trains will run as follows:
80 NJ, WESTWARD.
/! MAIL TRAlS.-Leuyes Richmond $50 \. NJ.
DAILY except Sunday, connecting with W., G.,
Elottesville. and arrives at White sulphur spriugs
,EXPREsS TRAIN.-Leaves Richmond at 10 7.
M. DAILY except Saturday, connecting at GordoGs-
Lynchburg aud southwest, and arrives AZ Hunt
ington at $40 P NJ next day. Steamer leaves ilnnt-
ingtOn OIL arrival OF the train and arrives al C!n-
cinnah at O'Clock next morning; ,,,,
/ This train stops between Richmond ana " nlsc
Sulphur only at Junction GordOnsville Char0ttes-
Vile, Staunton Goshen, Nillboto', and Cov!n:tou
ACCOMMODATlDS TRAlN.--LeavcS kirhin"hd
lat $40 p. NJ. DAILY except Sunday, ana arrives -
Gordonsyille IT S:t5 p. IL.
~ t.h{;5 EASTWARD.
Steamer leaves Cincinnati at { L. NJ. DAILY e.
cept sunday, and arrives ut Huntington al u
EXPRESS TRAIS.-LeaYes Huntington az 10 \;
NJ. DAILY except Sunday, and arrives 1t Richmond
Al d:30 A. NJ. next day, connecting with nalhs
going south and with james river steamer Tor Nor.
folk This train stops between White sulphur and
Richmond only at Junction, Gorlonsvluc. tHn-
lottesrille, Staunton, Goshen, Mitthoro' anu 10y
ington A.
NJ. Il g. s.. railroad at CharloteSr lille aud Gofdos-
Vile, and arrives at Richmond L. NJ. ,
ACCOMMODATIONS BRAIN Leaves noru!hs
vile $50 A. N. DAILY except Sundays. coiilr,unS
at Gortlonsyile with w, c. Va, q " .. rpix -
train from l. ynchburg aud southwest anu srtNS ~
Richmond 1915 A. NJ. ,,,.
For further Information iuquire at the c0llIHh!s
office, ON Broad near Seysnteenth strei
4. II. PERRY, General superintendent.
JAMES +. NETHERLASD, General Ticket ascn'
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! TIE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD BALKED'-
The Philadelphia Inquirer OF the 10th says
that on the day before san important
" opinion was delivered by the Supreme
Court at Trenton concerning the lease OF
"the New Jersey United, Railway Compa-
"nies to the Pennsylvania railroad. The
!" ground taken by the court is that the lease
!" was not authorized by the act of 1870, and
% that the directors and stockholders had not
!" the right to make it. Judge DAMRlMPLE
!" concurred in the opinion except as re-
g garded tue act of 1870, which he held to
(. be unconstitutional. -" .
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observation-disclosures.

rs s1Toa 4 dA NcE4o PusgHAsE
E,u ~ / : r,s1pss Gdsss iskssl,om iasA win, 80
val ixdSFsssges Of she preseA oppoEsuaiV 'N0
|| |gH' ask aRa5sp Ak srRiss ans ADlsEs
.t issc.. regular pre- &C.; epr-
RACK GROUND and WHITE 6hoo os 0a'1-
NADINEs at 1s3c. worth 2oc. per !ara oo..
pL ATDJ APANEsEP 6PLINs MasS gsspr . ~,
sTRiPED JAPANESE POPLiNs as ies'' 80.
&c: per yard; - :. orc ,1uortt,
LINEN LAWNS Of superior auan " q r. III
,,n1 sIs' pG NOT and STRIPED LINEN LUsTREs
AT ,ssc. considered cheap when ssoia AZ NC 'pS'
1APaNEsE STRIPED SILK at 40, 50, So ana isc.
mar yard. lust rs per cent below regular prices,
sroTCu aIEGHAMS ut iS5c. per yard worth 2oc. :
STRIPPED ana PLAIN WASH-PUPLlhe &C i0c.
worth a5c. per yard; ;.sFt t5fs.1i nIa -,
A large and handsome assortment OF AZ
COL oRED LAWNS at NC sold every =.
ionnnue, shfr1ine, iuS ~ 80 - ~ !. -,
ptHiKA-UoT land sTRIPEp tGRAsscLoih ~
Use. worth &C. as It Is fell yard Wfide' ~ y. =
EMBR o1DEREsD, oR 3. ANDY st 4ef worm -
LINEN nj TussoRE sUlTEGashe latest styles o.
ladies' dress goods-at 25- 30, and s5c. per 'aia
sHIRTING-CAMBRIcs at lac'-reou0teu 49,
or AgK = fpxCAs from soeg to 81 per yard; .
PURE BLACK MoHAiR, " si-a' PEI 'ai wa
,pGN GPENADINEs. BOIBAZ1NE, TAhiles,
- : . i ALAN CREPE, TARMATINE' ana
other goods for mourning nc 81 -.
LEVY BROTHERS, ~
f''# lO17 and 1919 Main street,
;,1.- +, ..aF;:s ~ - b r Richmond, Va
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New Books.

Mineral Springs of North america. Hoa0
to Reach and EoD to Use Them. BY j. j.
MooRMAN, NJ. D., physician to White Sui
phur Springs, Va.
| DR.. MooRMAN has expanded his book from
u small to large volume, and adds to bis
notices of the Virginia springs, notices of all
the known springs in North America.
1 For sale by j. T. ELLYsoN. y -"
| L,ppincoH's Magazine Of Popular Lttera-
tire and Science. Volume AI. Pniadel.
phia: LIPPISCoTT Il Co.
A very elegant volume indeed, and finely
adapted to pleasant reading in leisure hours.
For sale by j. I. ELLYsoN.
Crtt,ques and Addresses. BY THOMAS HEN
RY HuxLEY, LII. D., +. r. ). New i ork'
ID. APPLETON 81 Co. t;I:.... i. !, IT,,
These critiques and addresses. as the pre-
face says, deal chiefly with educational SCI
eutifc, and PHILOSOPHERS isubjects, ana, says
the author, "indicate the high-Water mark
"of the various tides of occupation by which
az have been carried along since the DeSin-
!" ming Of the year 1870" The themes are
very interesting. Among them we hnd,
son the Formation of Coal " and ION
Coral and Coral Reefs" !
MIR. HUXLEY leans to the theory of DARWIN,
and deyotes some of these papers to kind
of apology for DARWIN. ,s,.t
For sale by J. T. ELLYsoN.. -,
.Narratoe of the Mission to Russia, in 1866,
| of the Hon. Gustnrus Vasa For, Assistant
Secretaryot the Nary. From the Journal
and Notes of j. +. LoUBar. Edited by
JonN D.. CnAMPLN, JR. New York: D.
| APPLETON 81 Co. :, [
This is considerable book in its way. It
lis semi.goyernment affair, aud gotten up
and printed regardless ofeypense." Peo-
pie have forgot what Fox's mission was
about-most of them knowing vastly more
about Fox's Book of Martyrs than they'd
about Fox's mission to Russia, a pompous
proceeding gotten up in 1866 by the Repub.
lican party to makean impression upon the
world that t.ey were the champion philan-
thropists Of the nineteenth century, and att the
same time to get into the good graces of the
Cur Of R,tssia. :
just before the getting up of the mission
somebody attempted the life Of the Car,
and 1t was alleged to be the work Of "nn
enenss !, OF semancipa 1.-The emancipation
| of the serfs, who were Russians in blood
and al exterior marks. But the word
emancipation y was sufficient for the Re.
publicans, and upon that they assumed the
similarity of emancipation in Russia with
setting the negroes in this country free. So
Congress passed resolutions declaring their
"deep regret" at the attempt made upon
"the life of the Emperor by an enemy Of
"enanctpatsea," and, further, that Congress
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ecute 1t, and take the ofIendes 70 -Mashings
tdn, and this jury would tiHish ths mag
who had dared to insult tfslg I,astef. a
dozen jails would not suf1sAst to lsn the
prisoners that would ssways re unnsE SEN,
tenee Of confinement Of awaiting trial. fhe
success Of tiis movement would indeed have
made it.au easy thing for General GRANT TO
continue in the presidential chair as long as
he wishes to occupy II:
The Constitution Of the United ssstess is,
,as we have so often had occasion to say, not
worth the paper it is printed upon. tex
pressly says that no citizen shall be taken
away from his home to be tried. IL charged
with crime, 1t provides, be "shalI enjoy tbe
sfright to u speedy and public trial by an i'm
partial jury Of the State and district where;
.fsin the crime shall have been committed,
Il which district shall have previously been
Etsascertained by law. Every lawyer in
New York and IN Washington Is familiar
with This provision. Yet man is arraigneed
and the question is grayeIy discussed whether
ne SDRu Dc 5euL OuI vi Ills oloe'S AoA SNA'>-,
and the Federal Judge sees no objection to it
except that he could not have, jury trial rial IN
Washington. And worst Of all, the people
Of the United States look on with indiffer-
enee. They are indeed unworthy sons OF
noble sires. There must be something rot
ten in institutions which can change peo-
Die as ours have been changed between the
years ITO and 1873. .>r;3;n,g- .-tt h.:fg
P. s.-The AssistantsDistrict Attorney Of
the District Of Colupbia bases his opinion
that DANA ought to be taken to Washington
entirely upon the idea that he had commit
ted an g offence against the United States
We have assumed in our article that the
District Attorney knows that the prosecu-
ton against DANA is for such an offence.
The District Attorney isa great; as, no doubt.
He cites the fact that AARON BURR was once
recognized by the Federal Circuit Court for
Virginia to appear in Ohio as proof that DA-
xA's cytraditiou would not be without pre-
eedcut, forgetting that it was because BuRR's
offence was supposed to have been commit
ted in Ohio that be was recognized toap-
pear in that State; whereas DANA's was
committed in New York. We do not IN
derstand after all, however, how it is that
DANRs offence can be held to be one against
the United States. @+s~
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The WoRfp.--Perhaps it's well to say that
the New York World sees nothing to con-
denim in the attempt to take Mr.. DANA to
Washington. A noble Democratic paper, in
deed. 1t seriously tells its readers that as
the law of New York allows a libel to be tried
in the county in which either the plaintiff or
the defendant resides, therefore the same
rule should apply as between the States
The States are nothing more than counties
in the ewes of this strict constructionlst.
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~REDJJCTION! REDUCTION kE-
7nnCrIoN !-DAvoL COTTON, isc;
WAMSUTTA, &c.,; .ss ~
NEW YORK MILLS, 2oc. per yard; ,..r.or
FuIl-widtl PILLow-cAsE COTTON at ls sf, per
yard: 500 .,,,.vr,nc ,oc
Fuli.width UNBLEAGHED sHEEIlNa' ou.. :,
Full-width BLEACHED sHEE15iiTN" a. 90. ''e' p
ayDRosCoGG1N and FRUIT-oF-THE-Loof
COTTON at lssc. per yard o1-ll'" -. /.
n.VOL PILLoW-CAsE, COTTON, CSC. per yard
FRANKLIN CAMBRIA MUSLIN at lSc. "or'h
2oc. per yard; If. ...
LANsDALE CAMBRIA, Csc per YARD 100
CtIEn COTTON. 90 inches wide, AT loc. per
Fun ward. wide BLEACHED and UNBLEACHED
W. ,'''' '-.' LEVY BROTHERS..
SEWING CHINE NEEDLES at redugeu
%. .'''1' jy15
prices. -ei ....,... s.....g ----------
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The. Disuni.b went take no earthly notice Of ue
Ralua !! asta =! If 1t were not for Album we Should
feel so badly .-PeterSturg h.dt1. .s ..-.. 7 J..
Gaze you spoke disrespectful Of us 'tother
day, saying that we always kept leete
aneaduf HERBERT SPENCER; whereas the fact
is we keep long ways ahead of him.
Speaking of SPENCER and other notablIlties,
the Inder man, who knows who's who, says
that Rev. NJ. u. CONWAY, of London, is
nephew of RALEIGH L. DANIEL, Esq, of this
a:f
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-18

A special to the Washington Republican
says that Judge BLATcHFoRD decided that
the act of Congress establishing police
court in Washington is unconstitutional.
The New York papers will tell us something
more about this remarkable case. Till then,
let us be patient. ...-
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DEATHS.


nod on the nth instant, at o'clock, MICHAEL
son Of Peter and Margaret Tripner; aged three
years. ru1c p,vrNINc, -,
O'CLOCK. nc his fathers residence, No. 1911 west
MuIn street The friends OF the family are invited
TO attend. ---~rs~~-
Died. ut her residence; corner Eighteenth and
yenable Streets the 18th day of July, al O'Clock
4. NJ, Mrs. JANE MCCARTHY, in the fifty.thirt
wear OF her age
: Her funeral win taks place from st. Patrick's
church THIS EVENING at 3 O'Clock. Friends anu
acduaintances are respectfully invited to attend.
Died, at the residence Of John Wade, ARENA
ELIZABETH, adopted daughter Of John and Ellen
Wade. ut ...-.
The funeral will take place at 10 O'Clock THIS
MORNING at their residence, south side of the
Dock, between Seventeenth and Eighteenth streets.
Daughter, thou art gone to rest;
. Thy tolls and cares are DER. s,.-....
And sorrow, pain. aud suffering now s
Can thee disturb no more
Daughter, thou art gone to rest
Thy sins are all forgiven; ..-..Ear
And saints in light have welcom'd thee
To shure the Joys Of Heaven.
Died. a: the residence OF his parents, at Q p. NJ,
July II. EMMETT WEST, infant son of w. T. aud
5. Il. West.
The funeral will take place from the residence
No. III Nineteenth street THIS EVENING at
o'clock. r1r4f :.
:, Friends and acquaintance of the family are In
yited to attend.
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my- JUST RECEIVED, ANOTHER
lot of those 81 TRAvELLING SUITS Of BROWN
LINEN and BATISTE;
SAIL OR WAISTS, eoc. each;
Also large line of LADIES, MISSES, ana CHILL
DREN'S UNDERWEAR. ....
Call early and get greatbargan at
rWURDEN'S, No. $40 Broad street,
iv,s-at* between Eighth and Ninth streets.
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mLJNEN HEMSTITCHED HAND
KERCHIEFs at 81 per dozen worth SO;
rINEN ct 75c., 81, Sl.25, al.5o,
and 81 per dozen-aIl very cheap;
LINEN COLLARS flor ladies' at Soc, 81 S!'oc'
and - per dozen; -,
LACE COLLARS at rs. IS. 40, so, 90, 75c., ana up
LACE SLEEVES at all prices. at s.
SEWING CHINE NEEDLES at REDUCED si ,s
prices. .-'# '..t-.s
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10 THE PETERSBURG APPEAL.-Our files
show that the word is "telst," and means
little. That is our present impression.
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GY JULY 9TH, 1873.
T. K. PRICE & CO. have iust received by steamer
and express
New STYLES PARASOLS and SUN-SHADES;
Silk AMI Cambria UMBRELLAS;
Black IRON GRENADINES: g..
Solid.eolored and black LAWNS; .....f
Sash and other RIBBONS; ...Igs a.#
Black English GRAPES and GRAPE Wells;
HemstItclled and Linen Cambria HANDkER-
CHIEFS; .,. .sar ST.. s...... ....F
Black FOULARD SILKS; ...s.
Llsleand Thread GAUNTLETS, &c, &. jy 5
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iw JULY 9TH, 1878.

MAJ JULY 9TH, 1878. ...... ...
DRESS GOODS AND OTHER FABRICS
to Ue closed out this month.
T. r. PRICE CO.,
with a view of reducing stock to lowest margin,
will. during the present month offer many styles OF
SPRING and SUMNER as well as FALL DRESS
FABRICS at prices far below their actual value
In addition to which they propose bargainsin Irish
Linens, Towels, Napkins, Table Linen, Linen
Shooting, Doyies, with many other desirable goods.
Just received by express, ~
New style SCAKFS. for ladies; .,3.r.
49,. KID GLOVES, all Nos;
LACE RUFFS and RUFFLING:
MUSLIN RUFFS and RUFFL1NG:
Ladies' and gentlemen's GAUZE and THREAD
SKIRTS, &c. lily 81 T. K; PRICE & CO.
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General Freight and Ticket Agent.
| W. n BRAGG. Master Transportation. jeai

RICHMOND AND DANvILLE RAILROAD Col
OFFICE ENGINEER AND SUPERINTENDENT.
'.g ..ue. RICHMOND, VA, June 10, 1873
GOING WE ST.-The Lynchburg and
" Danve Passenger Train daily except Suit
days) leaves Richmond ut GAS 4. ~: liurkevIlc at
i:20 p. NJ; arrives at Lynchburg 4A5 Z. NJ and ar
rives ut DanYille at 8 p. u.
Sunday Lynchburg Passenger Train leaves Rich-
mond at s=25 A. NJ; arrives at BurkevlIe at ll:es
A. M. and Lynchburg al 4a0 z. NJ.
Through Mail aud Passenger Train leaves Rich
mond daily at l:o5 z. NJ: leaves Danyie daily at
sA6 P. d.. arrives at Greensboro daily at lilo
= 49, GOING EAST.
daily Except Sundaysy leave kynchb,irg ut Sis A.
d.; leave Danyille at el5 A. NJ. leave Burkeyiie
ct 1l:4eA. NJ: arrive at Richmond at 2:5s N.
The Sunday LynchbnrE Passenger Train leaves
Lynchburg at Sis p. NJ; leaves Burkeve at Lilo Z.
NJ: arrives ut Richmond at All p. Nj.
The Through Mail and Passenger Train leaves
Greensboro daily at sl5 p. ~; leaves Danrillc
daily at 1l:H z. d.; arrives at Richmond daily at
B:35 a. NJ.
The Through Mail and Passenger Trains going
South connect TT Greensboro With trains on the
North Carolina railroad for all points south.
The Lynchburg Trains connect al Burkevi!Ie
with train on the Atlantic. Mississippi and Ohio
railroad for all points southwest and south.
Through tickets TO all points south aud southwest
can be procured ut the ticket office In Richmond,
sissippi and Ohio railroad, No. 1896 Main street
Richmond.
Papers that have arrangements 10 advertise the
i ,"--IIT TfI51T-t = fII.T T. ST. Il. TALCpTT,
|, IL Engineer and Superintendent.
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OFFICIAL.


OFFICE OF SCHOOL BOARD OF THE2
CITY OF PETERSBURG,
PETERSBURG, Va, july II, 1879. }
THE ELECTION OF TEACHERS FOR
II the next term of the public schools will he
held ut the High School on w EDNESDAY, July
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Applications TO be accompanied by recommends
tons und the certificate OF Professor 8. H. Owens,
superintendent OF schools that the applicant mas
passed satisfactory examination. The examine
Hon win be held by hun on WEDNESDAY,, July
I6. 1878.
The Board desires applications from teachers,
male and female, for ali the grades.
BY order OF the School Board
jy ID, I8, Is WILLIAM II. BAXTER. Clerk.
DOCK AND JOB PRINTING DONE AT
It THE OFFICE. iE4stssEE.s n $50 q