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Alabama.
APPALLING CONDITION OF HRn PIMA

APPALLING CONDITION OF HRR FINANCES. ?
MONTGOMERY, September 14.-The Com
mittee on Finance aud Tax made a report to
the Constitutional Convention to-day. They
say they have examined into the condition Of
the treasury, which they find almost
exhausted, and have looked into the
financial condition OF the State, which
is absolutely appalling. They find the
total Indebtedness of the State to be about
500. 900 600, aud the total value of taxable
property about S159, 600, 900 that would
require nearly twenty per cent. of the extra
taxable property of the State to l;quidate the
debt. .... . .
The committee say it is only necessary
to present this statement of formidable
Indebtedness to convince the creditors of
the State that full payment is impossible, and
that the State can never resume the pay
ment of interest until the debt Is adjusted
and reduced so as to correspond with the
diminished resources of the State.
The report says the commissioners are SAN
guine OF their ability to reduce the entire
debt, exclusive of the educational and trust
funds, to q sum not exceeding SIC, 100000;
the interest on which will not exceed T420,
900 per annum.
In view Of these facts, the committee SUBJ
init numerous recommendations looking 10
economy, and devising other means OF In
come.
The committee reported an article on taxa
ton in accord with their report, which
comes up for action Thursday.
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Il New YeRK, September IL. The Liabilities
nf Shnckhardt u Sons. who failed Saturday,
are estimated at 81 1oo, 600, sse0, 900 OF which
is abroad. rt3ii,e ,fg ~ ~ -, !
Anssrial ladder fre-company, for practices
raised a ladder one hundred and twenty feet.
Eight men mounted. While going through
the eyoiutions the ladder cracked IN the se-
cond section. Three of the men were killed,
two others died going to the hospital, and
the others were injured.
Edward Conway, for entering house ns a
sanitary inspector and assaulting lady and
stealing $50. has been sentenced TO twenty
years. Imprisonment. ~ alesTs.i
The association OF Me9ican.war veterans
celebrated the anniversary OF the capture Of
the city of Mexico today. The veterans,
numbering one hundred, assembled at Gen.
eral Worth's monument, where procession
was formed. Ex-senator Pugh, of Ohio, de-
liyered an Grafton.
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DECISION Of the WEST VIRGINIA CAPITAL
C,~A WHEELING TRIUMPHANT. - Charles
H., Nts' Virginia., September 13.-TGt
S,yr,me Court OF Appeals OF West virginia
in -~,.ion here. this morning rendered ttell
faq>,gp in the famous "capital case" suS'
,,,s,u, the validity of the act removing the
c.,,,,i 10 Wheeling. The opinion OF the
c5.yt. delivered by Judge Raymond, was
yrry rugtnv and exhaustive, and met and
disposed 0, Ill the points made in the argu
,r..,r II ,h, cause. The chief arguments ad.
,,nr.I hy tin, counsel for the city Of Charles.
Ion wryc: >,
That the act Of the Legislature was null
mi void A. against public policy, because 1t
rrciirsa corrupt contract made By the LeglS-
It,u,c wiIb he citizens OF Wheeling to in
f!"rca is passage
> Because is execution depended upon
H.. af.l OF the contractors, no provision
leia. mad 10 meet the expense OF removal.
g., >houI they refuse 10 carry out their
Cli"r ur contract.
3. The act was unconstitutional IN that
i, tile provides for a temporary remoVai.
while il body fleets a permanent one-the
Constitution requiring every act TO have out
on. object. and that to be expressed IN its
tile.
Tne jurisdiction Of the court below to re.
strain thr Governor by injunction from exc
Cuiirw the llT was also point 10 the case.
The >vahuS OF the decision, after recltine
The duly ., the court to uphold statute
Ylrrr the cot i,ct between i. and the Con.
Stiturion is not clear, and quoting the pre-
ANTI referring 10 the" temporary removal.
and tie act declaring that the seat OF govern
men, hall hr 1t the city of Wheeling "til
hereafter otherwise provided by law" con-
cud-> with the following reference to the
injunction previously granted by Judge
Smith. Of The kanawha circuit:
\ iulse ~ a circuit court in vacation or
acvugt OF equity bad not power or author
i,v 70 restrain hy injunction John j. JACOB
A>a citizen. or u Governor OF the State, or
Uthrr officer ,r officers, person or persons,
actin under bis authority aS Governor oil
III >'a,c. o. tx his direction, in the eXecu-
ton oi .lii act OF the Legislature, from
removing from the city Of Charleston to The
CITY II Wheeling the papers and movable
property in sid act mentioned until the con-
s,tu'luntl!ti aud validity of said act was Ju-
GIcialy determined. although the bill praying
IL" j. JUNCTION alleged the unconSttutlonaity
Of III oct: the powers and duties SpriDging
iroiI said act, and the Constitution being
tNwr!'lyr and ~ such nature that ep)oining
tLcHoyrynor from executing said act was an
INVASION by the Judiciary of executive
prNC!> and duties devolyed upon the Gov
crNor as Chief executive OF the State. The
Judiciary cannot inquire into the motives
and necessities which may have superln'
CucrI the passage of an act. The courts
have 10 right 10 set aside, to arrest, or to
IUlilv llW ll,Se6 in relation to a subject
within The scope OF the legislative authority
On Ih~ ground that it conflicts with their
notion, Of natural right, absolute justice, or
sound morality.
The court has adjourned for the term.
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Tho Recent disaster on Lake Michigan

CHICAGO. September 14.-Reuben Burr.
the sole survivor OF the propeller Equinox,
which was lost on Lake Michigan last. Fri.
day, has been picked up. He f1oated thirty.
one hours on the pilot.bouse. He was helms.
man of the vessel. He says the vessel sprung
leak at O'Clock, after the bulwarks were
stove in. The schooner Mayes, which was
in tow of the propeller, was hailed to come
alongside, and the hail was either unheard
or UNDECIDED. A boat was lowered, and five
men in it,when the yessel.went down. Burr
and the captain swan long distance side
By side. Subsequently Burr caught the pilot
house, with the cook. The latter, alter
twenty -four hours, slipped off exhausted.
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fHasSfssippi Troubles.

WASHINGTON. September 14.-No action
has vet been taken by the Government re.
speeding Mississippi affairs, nor will there he
until the reception Of other official news
which has been required by the Attorney
General.
Late this afternoon the Attorney-Genersl
received dispatch from ex Senator Peasee,
and one from Lieutenant Guthrie, command
ing the United States troops in the vicinity
of the recently-repOrted disturbed districts.
Both report everything perfectly quiet.
There is no disturbance. aud they regard the
sending of troops there entirely unnecessary,
and it would be exceedingly impolltc.
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4itIlnroad 1ispatth.
n~rsn.y SEPTEMBER Is, 1875.
>....ss,rr, TRouBlEs--PRoBAR SPE-

N,ss,ss,rrl TRoUBLEs--PRoBARbEs PE'
nv - SESSION Tins FECp BETW.sS
GA" ..ss AID SENATOR ALcoRN.-
Go't"N"" , Scntember lS.-The impress
h"S'';"s IN ,i,l circles is that toe fIcst.
SION !" rnnclnde that the best method OF
drh' n'' ,i;h the Mississippi troubles IS Tor
G!H'"- ,n,nrn 10 Washington ana convene
h''" cabinet meeting, when ne can ue'es-
sirt'' Nth the help of his confdentist al.
N! !., whether il is proper for the 1ehera'
t'>',-,,,nr,, "a take any action IN the prem
n"'' 7, :. believed that majority OF the
l>c,' AZ, onposcd TO the President fur
49," onv United States troops 10 GOV"
hs".. rrs. and Senator Alcorp. OF Mis-.
cruz who has been here for several
s'>"Hd rms seen two or three of the
o., others. has furnished to them
'Au,"' ,,oo,j reasons why the request Of
va! NOS should not tie complied with. Mr..
~, .-, we. the military commander OF Mis-
~ M; Al the time the State was recon.
S.,s ,nn'cd Through the influences which he
," lido "a bring 10 bear he persuaded the
Ns,".,ruc,ion Legislature, fourth OF
Is,;,, were negroes, to elect him to the
1,';,nd STATES Senate. When he presented
=" rrrdentials such able Republicans as Sem
~. Coukling. Edmunds, and Carpenter
, S,,c.uou,Iy opposed his admission. for the
...,r. that he vas not citizen OF Mlssis'
I:,,,,. nu, they were outvotcd by the carpet
- '-,'.rs who we're then in the Senate, and
A. smes was admitted to seat.
I,nrrwards Mr.. Alcorn, his colleague,
a. also n Republican, in the course
- ic,s,c charged that Mr.. Ames was
-, and never had been citizen
., Mississippi Mr.. Acorn said Mr.. AmeS
vi rot cven hayc his washing done in Mis-
,i..irai, and asked him point-blank in what
var, Il Mississippi did be claim residence.
r. mi, question, twice repeated. MIR. Ames
a.. ura,.c 10 make 4 reply, and hung bis
1,.,a N ,hccuish silence. Through the recol.
i.,..f,y If h;> military power he succeeded
j. IN. uoniDa;ed and elected Governor OF
Mississippi by the ignorant negroeS,who are
T., minority in that State. As he has no
i...-,>i IN common with the future prosper
- O.. that Commonwealth, and as be is the
s',.,y.lw Of Ben. Butler, it is OF course en-.
,..,1v n.ul4, for him to be anxious to har-
r,.y The soil OF Mississippi with the footsteps
- Tie DRAGONS of the Federal Govern
,gr.:.- Correspondence Of the Baltimore
rut..
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CAprrRE OF CousrERFEIrERs 800, 900 OF

CAPTURE OF CoUNTERFEITBRs 100000 OF
charlottesville. Ky., September ia
special from Nashville says five more coun-
terfeiters have been brought to Decatur from
the vicinity of Tuscaloosa, Ala The band
was in numbrrs up in the hundreds, and ex'
tended through Missouri, Kentucky, Ten
nessee, Mississippi, Texas, and back through
TO St. Louis. The band had regular con.
stitution and by laws, and included some OF
the most prominent men In the States men
toned. The countcrfeits are mostly circu-
lated in Tennessee among the poorer classes
of farmers, It il estimated that 100000
have been distributed. Basketfuls of the
counterfeits were found with men arrested:
Some bad the bogus money in the seams of
their clothing, under their bands, and
wherever it could be hidden. The. detectives
have been working up the case for SIX
months.
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Maine Elections.

AUGUSTA, Seple 14.-Tbe returns re-
ceiyed at the Kennebec Journal office, most
ly official, from 264 towns give Conner
(Rep) 45,035, and Roberts (ReP.) 41.541
Conner's majority, 494. The same towns
last year gave DurgIey (Rep.) 4O,097, aud
Roberts 3l,474; Durgrey's majority, 9433.
There are yet 229 towns and plantations to
be beard from.
The Democrats have elected 10, and per.
haps 10, senators.
In the Fourth congressional district Gene
raj Plaisted's friends claim from 800 to 1000
majority for him, and The returns will doubt
less elect him by these figures.
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CARP FROM GERMANY NOVEL EXPERT.
MEMS IN FISH CULrURE.-lt was announced
IN The Jrij,a'e several weeks ago that a num-
Der OF living fish had arrived In a Bremen
steamer. and that the fish had been imported
by tie United States Fish Commission for
The purpose OF adding to the food resources
9! The United states. These fish were under
the charge Of Mr.. Rudolph Hessel, and con.
Sisted of carp. golden tench, and common
bench. Unfortunately many of these fish
died, most of them owing to unavoidable
Delay, n the transfer Of the fish from the
Hoboken dock Of the North German
L!oyds line TO the Pennsylvania Bail.
road leI0'. The survivors are now
suitably cared for in charge Of Mr..
He>>e in ponds constructed especially for
their reception 10 Druid Hill Park, Balti-
more. by the Park commissioners, and un-
Der the supervision Of Mr.. T. B. Ferguson,
the Fiji Commissioner Of Maryland. About
The time Of the arrival of the fish referred to-,
Professor Spencer F. Baird renewed the
effort OF last year 10 send some young shad to
Germany in return for very liberal gift OF
eggs ol the Rhine salmon made to the Uni
Tea States by The German authorities 10 1873.
ms experiment was made under the charge
0! II. W. Welsher and Monroe A. Green,
70 whom, as to Messrs. Anderson aud
Asther, in 1874, the North German
LIoyds gave Tree passage 10 Bremen and
DUCK In their steamers. AS it had been found
impossible, starting With the young fish, to
Keep them alive to the end Of the voyage, the
tEIai vas made of shipping the eggs and
having them Matched out during the voyage
IL special apparatus devised by Messrs.
Nei,her aud Green. This attempt, however,
!aled also, owing, as was supposed, to the
Earring OF The eggs on the cars while coming
from Holyoke, Mass, and the wagons in
"ulcn they were transported from the depot
70 The steamers wharf. A third effort will
probably be made next year, varied by bring
lng The eggs all the way by water to the ocean
steamer. This attempt, it is hoped, may be
Successful.
for the purpose of securing an additional
ssupp!y DIR. Welsher YVES instructed to bring
oach with him as many carp as could be
conveniently transported, sud with the as.
si!ance Of Dr. o. Finsch, the eminent natu'
Ial'ss OF Bremen, be obtained what he want
ca III Oldenburg and Wiesbaden to the Dum.
Der OF sixty carp and forty golden tencb,
mostly warnings, although some were two
years Old. These arrived on board the Bre-
men steamer Hermann on Wednesday after.
noon last in excellent condition, only one
HsA having died on the v0ysge. The travel
isis were met at the wharf by Professor
. and Dir. Ferguson. who were provided
H mith turks filled with fresh water. and the
a'n were shipped by The evening trsin IL
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weather Report.

WAsH1NGroN, September 14..For new
England, the Middle States, ana Lover LAKE
region, cloudy slightly warmer weasn neas
with light northeast TO soutneast W,nus, as se
Of rain In the Lower Lake region, New Ell ~:
land, and the northern part Oh tas ,,, M.u ~
States, and stationary or slightly ialilng Da-
rometer. c.,to,
) For the South Atlantic and duR s!ales,
partly cloudy and cloudy weather, norlnsas'
to southeast winds. with fallihg oaIolhetei,
and increasing cloudiness, and rams on anu
near the South Atlantic and Gull coasts,
especially in the Southwest, where hign
winds are probable. !, , 80
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Killed by an Assassin.

ISpec1al Telegram 70 She DfsDatcn.I
COLUMBIA, S. c., September 14.--Joseph
Crews. who figured conspicuously In Lau-
rens county during the kuklux days, and in
the Legislature for several terms, was shot
By unknown parties between Lsurens@ and
Newberry, S. c., on the 9Th, and died last
night. One thousand dollars reward has
been offered by the Governor for the arrest
of the assassin,
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Washfnston Items

WASHINGTON, September 1.-THE Sec7e.
tary of War has returned from his western
tour Of inspection.
a colored woman sues the Pullman Car
Company for $500 for refusing her sleeping
accommodations from Cincinnati hither.
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Drowned.

Especial telegram to the nispatch.I
ALEXANDRIA, Va, September IA man
named George W. Bush, of Baltimore, Nd,
was thrown overheard from mud.machine
whilst engaged in working 1t, at Aqua creek,
yesterday, aud drowned. he leaves a wife
and three children.
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Massachusetts Temperance Alliance.
BosroN, September 14.-The State Tenn:
perance Alliance, BY vote of IL to 8, adopt
ed resolutions that neither DR.. Loving nor
Hon. A. 81. Rice were proper candidates for
Governor, and condenning the Republican
party for concliatiDs the friends OF liquor
traffic -a- --.
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Canada.
FATAL RAILROAD AC'

FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
TORONTO, September IA cattle trsin
was wrecked near here to-day. Several en-
ployes were killed, and large number of
cattle roasted alive.
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Ep,,eopal Diocesan Conyention.

Episcopal Diocesan convention.
CHICAGO, September 1.-THE Diocesan
Convention of the Episcopal Church has
convened here. During the session bishop
will be elected. The candidates are Dr.. W.
Ayrault and Dr.. DeKoven.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.

~. rs ~. -: Russia. 81 ssr
SOCIALISM SPREADING THROUGHOUT THE EN-.
PRE-. h., .
LONDON, September 14.-The Standard
says two hundred and fifty men and women
have been indicted in Russia for socialism,
which, the Procureur-General says. is
spreading throughout the Empire. The
most ardent propagandists belong to the up
per classes. The socialists only await an op-
portunty, such as foreign war, to organize
q revolution, and practice their eXtrayagant
ideas. " . .,
PARIS, September 14.-At the meeting OF
the permanent committee of the Assembly
Thursday next N. Buffet will be interpola.
ted upon the intention OF the Government
towards the Bonapartists, especially regard.
ing the decision of the Bouapartists to print
and disseminate q million copies Of N. Du-
vaps speech at EvereuX, having for preface
the letters of Admiral Ronciere LIE Noury
and the Prince Imperial.
Switzerland.
THE BoNAPARTIsT CoNcLAvE.
LONDON, September 1.-THE NeUs has a
special from Paris that NJ. Reuter- starts for
Switzerland Wednesday to assist at the grand
Bonapartist couclave. Admiral Noury has
been invited. M. Emile Olivier is certainly
going.
Herzegovina.
NO AID FROM THE MoNTENEG RIMS.
VIENNA, September 14.--Montenegro has
informed the Insurgents that she cannot
make war on the Porte.
ANOTHER CONFERENCE.
LONDON, September 1.-THE Times IN.
derslands that Russia will attempt to arrange
q conference representing the "Signato
ries" of the treaty OF 1855, with view to
Influencing the Porte regarding the future
government of Selayonian provinces.
THE QUESTION OF sERvIAN AID.
BELGRADE, September 14.-Tbe GRANTS
Choir newspaper announces that deputatior
of 100 HerzegovlDans recently arrived al
KrageIjewatz, asking Seryia to aid in the in
surrection. The Government rel lied that il
would wait till the Skuptchina decided the
questions.
Many disguised Servian officers have start
ed for Bosnia. Seventy.two flgs are being
made for the Bosnian army.
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ifl'fElIEffRApH.s
Conservative No.nsnees i'm Back
Especial Telegram. 20 the Di.patcl,.l

ESPECIAL te!eRrans 10 the DispatcIi.J
FARMvhLE, September IA. --R. T. Hubbard
has been nominated 10 represent Buckiug-
ham county in the House of Delegates, and
General W. M. Elliott that district In the
Senate 80 yoEE1.t ,sIE- - i. -.
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CLOTHING.
TOHN LATOUCHE, IA
MERCHANT TAILOR, f
GIT MAIN STREET,

now offers full stock Of goods adapted to
FALL AND WINTER WEAR,
and calls particular attention to the variety In
fabric. pattern and COLOR giving full play for selec-
ton, and so well assorted US to meet The wants OF
the entire community. -.-.. q
Large sales being the aim, no requisite VIII De
found wanting to such result. The GOODS are
perfect The FORM shall be according to the
latest reports, and the PRICES very low. In
r BUSINESS SUIFINGS
offer an unusually large assortment, and ask an
examination in this department, confident the In
ducements offered win be appreciated. SET
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Killed by q Policeman

Killed by q Policeman.
LOUISVILLE, September a. William Har-
ris icolored), while attempting to escape ar
rest, was killed by Policeman Hendricks.
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SUMMER RESORTS.
STRIBLING SPRINGS,
TOILET ARTICLES.

TOR THE LADIES.-Lubin PESTA-
l. CHIO-NUT SKIN and COMPLEXION POW
DER,
Lubin's VIOLET POWDER,
Saunders's FACE POWDER.
Colgate's CASHMERE BOUQUET POWDER,
Dorin's BLANC DE PERLE,
Dorin's ROUGE DE THEATRE,
Hagan's MAG OLTA BALM,
Laird,s BLOOM OF YOUTH,
Large FRENCH PLATE HAND -hRRoRs,
Superior BUFFALO COMBS large and stronR),
Superior ENGLISH Too H-RRUSHES,
A fine assortment Of HAIR-BRUSHES,
Handsome CUT-GLASS PUNGENTS,
POWDER-PUFFS and BOXES,
Elegant FRENCH and ENGLISH SOAPS,
TOOTH POWDERS in great variety,
TOOTH-WASHsSl all the latest,
EXTRACTS IA large assort-
meDO, .<-
CoLoGNES the most popular),
Fine SPONGRS aud SPONGE-BAGS,
TURKISH TOWELS. for The bath.
Our stock Of FANCY ARTICLES ts as complete
and well-selected as can be found south OF New
York. and we solicit call
POLK MILLER i CO., Apothecaries.
sel4-3m corner of Ninth and Main stress.
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r,,e sank of CALIFORNIA;.

sAsFsANclsoo, September IA director
states that 81 100000 has been subscribed u
the guarantee fund of the Bank OF Califor. :,
MIA. which will probably open. on the lss
nroxiIaOs
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engineer ana iv Of
G1re a ASP Of Taaxs ss 3d.
CCHEDULE OF TRAINS.-TRAIN No.
~ 1.-CHARLorTE EXPRESS. Westrard-Leasee
Richmona at sos A. NJ; leaves Burkeyille nc
fsS Al aa II sSs
?; NJ: leaves Salisbury at GIG P. NJ; arrives a.
TRAIN i No. S;.' NEW York AND NEW Or
LEANS ExFnHss. Eastward Leaves Charlotte at
S4S Ms Leaves Ar,kins suse.on =. sao A.
ioSs 1t
NJ; leave. Dundee at 1:2O p. NJ: leaves Burke.
vile at GOT P. NJ; arrives at Richmond At SAT
TRAIN No. 8.-THRogGH MAn-NKw YORK
FOR THE SoUTH- Leaves Richmond st 1852. NJ;
i t p. H.; leayes Danville al 1855 p. T.:
leaves Greensboro st 2A5 A. NJ; leaves Salisbury
at SGT A. NJ; leaves Air.Lips Junction At 7:56
Leaves Charlotte at 9:i5 ?. M; leaves salisbury
It aSs Ii ssSe.
arrives q Richmond at 2:22 P. N. ~. -
Westward-LeayelR Richmond At 10:20A. M; arr
rlves at Rurkev!lle nj 1905 r. ~ leaves Bnrksyflla
at h2S NJ arrives a. ~
Eastward Leaves Burkeville at 4:43 A. M; ar.
rives at Richmond at sos Am. 80 -
Tran No. and ennees a. Win mo
Trains Nos. 8 and connect at Greensboro with
trains TO and from Raleigh and Goldsboro'.
all through trains connect at Richmond and Dun.
dee With tfAint on the Richmond, Fredericksburg
and Potomac railroad, and Washington CITY, Wiz.
gnia Nidla sd and Great Southern rnilroad, 70 ana
from Washington, Baltimore Philadelphia, ana
New York
Trains Mes. and connect ut Richmond with
the Ricbmona. York River and Chesapeake Ran.
road trains TO and from baltimore and eastern
points.
trains on The ktnnta and Richmond AIRLINE rail-
road to and from Greenyille Atlanta, Monfgomarys
Mobile, Pensacola, Kew Orleans, and all southwest
ern points. ..sr...,r t5 49,.
Trains Nos and connect at Charlotte with
the Charlotte, Columbia and Atlanta railroad foI
Columbia, Augusta, Savannah, Tallahassee, and al
Train No. connects At Burkeville with the At
lsntie, mississippi and Ohio railroad from Lynch
burg Chattanooga, and oil southwestern points.
Tickets sold TO all southern and south western
points, and DaaoaRe checked through.
Uubroken gauge from Richmond 10 New OrteAnas
Pullman paiace-csrs through from Neg Orleans
To New YORK. q - 49, T, II, Z. TALCOTt.
Engineer and Superintendent.
w. WEST, Masta, Of Trains. my 20
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Obituary.

Fosr MesRoE, ssptembe IA Rev. N. L
tEhevers, for forty years past the chaplain 2
this piate, diea to-day !; aged eighty four
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4 NTHRACITE COAL.
DIZZY GOODS.

CEILING OFF,. SELLING OFF I AT
- AND BELOW COST! our entire STOCK OF
DRY GOODS, FANCY GOODS, MOTIONS; &c,
our NEW and SPACIOUS STORE, No. 6a7
Broad street, between Sixth aud seventh streets.
LEVI HEXTER.
60 o.1w 1915 Main street.