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AUCTION SALES TRIS DAY.

COOK & &LAUGRTON, 10, 8, and TP.M., foreign
and domestic dry goods, g., az No. 1909 Main
street.
COOK & LAUGHToN, 10 A. NJ. 10 their auction
rooms, 200 singing birds; also, general assort-
meut OF household furniture.
FRANK D. HILL, fiP. NJ, real estate on Fourth
between jackson and Duval streets.
THOMAS w. KEEsEE, 10 A. NJ, at w!astoea's
loan-ofice, diamonds, watches, Iewelry, &C.
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR & SON, AZ p. ~, two bui1d-
ing lots on the western side of Brook avenue
with a small fran edysalldiug thereon.
RICHARDSON s CO., Sip. NJ, framed store, wfllI
dwelling above, on the east side of Onion Tor
Sixteenth) street tbetween.FranklIn and Grace.
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SPEEDY JusTIcg.-Saturday night about 10
O'Clock Charles Henry Washington, colored
man, robbed Patrick Pagan OF SO. he was
arrested Saturday night about IL O'Clock.
Yesterday morning he was examined by the
poIic, J,istlce and sent on to the grand jury.
The grand jury met at Il O'Clock ana con-
sjfered Washington's case, among others,
and fonnd q true bill. Upon that he was
srraiened about 9 O'Clock before Judge
Guigon. and was duly tried, found guilty,
and sentenced to ivo years Imprisonment
Last night be slept in cell at the penlten,,
tiary-forty-eight hours only having elapsed
since the commission OF bis crime.
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CONTRACT AwARDED.-The Joint Commit.
tee on Streets Generally Of the City Coun-
ell has awarded the contract for supplying
the city horses and mules with proyender,
etc.. for the neXt three months, as foil US :
To j. K. Hockaday for supplying hay at So
per ton and corn at S5c. per bushel. TO
Henry Newman for supplying oats at 73c.
per bushel, brownstutf at 2Sc. per bushel,
shipstutf at 22c. per buShel, salt at S2.10 per
sack-to be delivered at the city stables free
Of drayage, and the weight Of baling to be
deducted from the hay.
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HJs5NGs CoURr- fudge Gwgon presiding.
The grand jury found true bills for felony
against Henry Wiley in three cases, and
Thomas Swami and Charles Henry Wash.
ington one case each.
Soseph Croft, charged with btTglariously
entering the storeroom Of A. b.. Moore,
proprietor of the st. Charles Hotel, and
stealing }ot Of potatoes worth 81, was
found guilty, and his term Of Imprisonment
in the penitentiary ascertaioed at oue year.
Elisha May (colored), indctedfor stealing
two bush'haEsmers Of the value Of S2Y was
ornu;ftoa
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Observation-Disclosures Governor Thomas
has returned to the city, and yesterday pre-
sided over the Senate.
Colonel Thomas Dodamead, who was
cllled South few weeks since by the illness
of lis son, returned to this city yesterday.
His son is now convalescent.
CAPTAIN T. EckerSon has satisfied us that
he was not in the least intoxicated when ar.
rested last week for trespassiug upon the
nremises of Mr.. j. Cunningham. He has
certificates from number OF reliable Sentie'
men to corroborate his statement.
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LADIES' HEBREW BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATIONS.
The General Assembly has passed oil! IN
cooperating Mrs. Rosalia Mlllhiser, mrs
Janet Goldsmith, Mrs. Bette Gunst, mrs.
Dora Lovenstein, Mrs. Dora kracher, Mfs.
Rachel Liebermotb, and others, 10 De known
as the Ladies' Hebrew Benevolent assocEt'
tion of Richmond, for the purpose Oh Tue
mutual benefit and protection OF Its members
dis pensing charity, and the promotion OF tne
cause of education. Fhe Association Is az
lowed under its charter to hold real estate o.
she value Of 100000.
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ST. MARY's BENsDnTLNE lNsTITuTE.-The
Senate yesterday passed bill, which had
previously passed the House of Delegates,
incorporating the st. Mary's Benedictne ln-
stltute, OF this city. The corporators are TO
have power to receive bequestS of money
&C., and to possess and bold real es:Ate in
Richmond not exceeding one acre. They
are empowered chiefly 10 receive fren the
trustees of st. Mary's German Female In
stitute transfer of said property, and will
use the same for the purpose Of educating
female children. The bill now goes to the
Governor for his approval.
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LARGE CoRN.-Mr. j. E. Lipscomb has in
his office one of the largest and finest ears OF
corn we have ever seen. 1t is full and per-
feet, with twelve rows Of grains, and mea-
sures thirteen inches in length. This, which
is but a sample of the yield, was raised on
highland at his estate, "Presque 1sle," on
the river, and has had no manure, the only
fertilizer used being lime on clover fallow.
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T.prE.ux At ASSEMBLY HALL.-The
ladies' of Centenary Methodist church are
making efforts to raise money TO pay ior Tue
'upholstering of their church, oui'oing. lney
have prepared series OF taoiea5x 10 DC pre-
ssnted nj Assembly Hall on Friday night,
and the proceeds will be devoted to the pur-
nose in view. The programme presents
many novelties, and will be certain to please
alI who are present. Reserved seats are TO
be had ut Wyatt's music-store.
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prNspoKy WHITE DREss-SMRTs made 20 or
der and perse ct tit guaranteed, or no sale, D! e. IL
SPENCE son, merchant tai!oEs L3DU hiihh s'rHe''
Large var..y of cloths coain2s, and cassihefo' "l
hand and Will be ,Sade To order 10 the oe't s''ie'
Call at 1900 Main street for your clohine' 'aI'''
and fursl shipg goods,
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CRCUlT CoURT OF RIcuMosD.-The Circuit
Court OF Richmond was engaged yesterday
In bearing the case of Epps us. The Airing.
ton Mutual Life Insurance Com pany. SeTe-
raj years ago Dir. Epps, who is a citiser Of
aottoWay county, insured himself and wife
m this company. In answering the interrog.
atories, he led the company to believe (unip-
tensionaly, it is admitted y that his vile was
bus thirty-one years old, whereas it was
proved she was nearer thirtytwo. The case
was not finished, and will be resumed to-day.
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sr,zteg IN BASKRUPrcy.-The United
States Marshal on yesterday seized the store
of Thomas j. Davis, on the corner OF Main
and Tweuty-second streets. under an order
from Judge Hughes. Davis filed his petition
in bankruptcy few days ago, and these pro-
cpedinps are at the instance Of bis creditors.
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LESTES SERv1cEs.--The hour for services
in the several Episcopal churches in the
city during Lent has been changed from 4:3e
10 ?. NJ.
Governor Kemper yesterday appointed
Mr.. Henry T. Garrison notary public for
the county of Stafford.
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JAMAISfand HAVANA ORANGES,
VALENCIA and MEssfNA ORANGES.
Fine ASgiNwALL BANANAS,
lCE-CREAN and JELLY,
COCoASUEBALLS and CREAM, at re-1rced prices
D. COLVMsus, 3l f3road street.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

.rrgui.r.p >r.cIpE OF AN CID CITIZEN or
Observation-Disclosures morning about 5
',.,.l,ck Mr.. Nathaniel +. Bowe, we'll
i.,Un and wealthy ctiz,n OF Henrico
..,uutv. Inflicted upon himself very serious
,,uund. For many months past Mr.. Bowc
t.- been in ow ncalth mentally and physi-
xiv. and has been troubled with the idea
.tyt ne wa> 10 be- sent To a lunatic asylum,
and also that hr was required 10 pay sum
NJ money lu which his resources were ur-
,El. Both of these were mere iancles, aud
t.,I no other foundation than IN his diseased
,g,, ,.j1atiou. sunday night he slept better
imam usual. and Yesterday morning got up
.9t Drrpar"Iso 0 90 down to breakfast. The
members Of hi, family went on down. and
, ,,..,,rI bim 10 follow Immediately.
Wg,lc ,hcy were waiting for him a
.#.Et sound, ~ il proceeding from
Nm. n'I of A small piece of furniture in
h,> lo,ln. was beard. 70 this they paid no
y,,,urjufl: but - Mr.. Bowe did not make
n. gpy,al.turr in the brcakl:s>t-room, after 4
considerable time had elapsed a servant was
..,., Z, his room. u. was found upon the
4 ,,~, h!> h,Iy ntit-Tay raised with one
y5uI hc wa> c,!U@;ng to a bcd-poSt and in
,j.r other he !rid a pistol. II" vas nearly
,..,y,rr! Win h,nod and was nscG>blc. He
j,unatutcIy received such attention rs the
,,,ufr.,.ri,.ncn members of his household
I.I,d afford. Iul Doctor, Davis and N1rX
,.,-.e >ummourl 10 their assistance. The
wuauI. q ,utl. one. was found TO be III the
.y;;,ui. end OF the root ol his mouth, and
-. n.Il had prob1h.y passed upwards,
,.,..A no a'temp, to probe for it was
A,H.. TIL" rroru>c bleeding from the
I l,N. he. 4
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SrsKs FOR srRINs WEAR.-A large stock 10
select from, prices low, plenty OF time TO examine
your goods, and good light throughout the store,
are Disadvantages offered by Levy BROTHERS,
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Levi BRorgERs cell TURKISH Quits war
ranted to measure 2% yards long, at -. hAk-
sEIIAEs QUILrs az S2, $3.50. adds. IL wouia
be we'll to lock at heaa goods before piaschaslps
elsewhere.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-09

FORTY HouRs' DEVOTION Forty
Hours Devotion of the Catholic Church VIII
commence next Sund.y-Passion.su Sunday
at ST, Peters ca.hea. raj at high-maSs.
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GoUBLE-FAcE MARsEILLEs OR REVERSIBLE
QUnTs, ia long, said to be worth $50, but
LEVY BRoTHEhs value them at $3.50. at which
price they will sell Just many as the people will
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SWEET HAVANA ORANGES at PrzzIsrs.

TES-FoCR BLEACHRD SHEkrIyG at 35c. per
yard for an extra heavy article; 9A Linen sbccrng
at &c. per yard at LEVY BROTHERS.. 3 G.
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DON'T GIVE YOUR CHILD any OF those naaseous
liquids for worms against its win ~hen You can e
FLEMISC,s WORN CoNFEcrtoss, far sup*r or
aud which the child Will love. Sold evrywhtr Z.
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CENTENARY CHURCH observation-disclosures
seats for the tabeaux for the benefit of Centenary
church, to tale place Friday night, ean be had al
Wyatrs music emporium. 92eAilin street.
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Errp posTRDl Look well before you buy. LEvY
Rsayusps elILISES GOODS OF every des' :ription
At lower nrces than any olher eslablhue ny In this
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PRESBYTERIAN SUNDAY.SCHooL UNION
This association met last night at the Third
Presbyterian church, Vice. President Sleight
in the chair, W. S. Donnap. Jr., secretary.
Reports for the month Of Febr uary were
read IS follows:
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NOTARY PCBLIc.-The Governor yester :
day commissioned John A. Carson, or the
county of Aleghany, l. notary pubic.
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CoLoRED BAPTIST SUSDAY-SCHooL UNION
The Colored Blptist Sunday.School Union
met at the Sixth (Mt. Zion) church on Sum
day, with the president in the chair. After
the usual exercises, Rev. W. H. Brooks was
introduced and delivered an address on the
" Necessities of the Sunday School,"
Reports from the several schools showed
the average attendance of officers, teachers,
and scholars to be as follows
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MALAGA GRAPES at PizzIsi's.

The doublc-face, doabie-wsrp BLACK ALrAcAs
that LEVY BROTHERS sell ut Acc. per yard csr'1os
hs euuulled In this city.
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DATAs!:DATrs!-P !-PIzsIsI has . ane 10. Of this
frutt
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PRUSEs and FIGS against pills and powders.
PIZZlNI can suspay you with them.
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PAiNrtL AUCIDE>T On TIE BANvILLE RAIL.
h'aD.-~On last saturday night about
& dock, ~ the westward bound freight train
"1, leaving Dundee, on the Richmond and
DlLyilir railroad, the conductor. Captain NJ.
Putnam, III attempting 10 jump upon the
c;'toO>t.cur missed his footing, ami was
i'rU"u violently 10 The ground. Becoming
""llLgird III some way with the car he was
GlIg@rd about hall mile through the Dan
River bridge. lie was found an hour after
wards by sUnc gentlemen teartu!ly bruised,
bleeding, aud in IN iusensible condition.
PROPER medical aid was ut once summoned,
ailG everything done that could alleviate his
>uAcriDg>. Throughout Saturday night he
remained unconscious. Hi, case Is an eX-
ucInc!y critical Que. From last accounts
Yesterday he vas some what better.
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FINE YELLOW BANANAS r;s PnzIsI's.

CocoAsUr-CaEAM B aLLs.--Go TO PizzIsI's atd
get some OF this nicc saHdy.
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The people are fully aroused, and ara now going
in crowds TO LEVY BRo1HERs', where they dud
cheaper DRY GOODS than q. any other house In this
rtf tsF.
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-4rer1Ue .dften6unce.-

EOUT CONVERSIONS WtTt TUFUIleU til lHc
Second Church school.
After the usual devotional exercises the
subject "How should the. Scriptures be
Taught in our School>?" was taken up
and discussed briefly by Dr.. Baird, Messrs.
Gillian, Slcight, and others, all OF whom
spoke very interestingly and to the point.
The next meeting occurs at the First
PRESBYTERIAN church the second Tuesday
njuht in April.
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1nE TrkF.-Mr. Philip HaXal has sold
us well.known thoroughbred sorrel mare
Loltie Lee to Dr. E. Agnew, Of Philadel.
pAm. She will be sent to that city on an
early steamer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-09

It was decided to hold the next meeting of
the Union at the Fourth Blptist church on
the first Sunday in April.
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ORANGES: ORANGES .-You can get them for
Is, 25, AID SOC. per dozsn ut PfzzNrs.
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DEATH FROM lNyEMrEKANCE.-On Sunday
t'"n!Dg u iiackman named Wallace Allen
went INTO the kitchen at No. 5lS north Sew
rL't stleettceh badly. They allowed him to
remain ul night, but abo@t o'clock were
aroused by hearing noise iD the kitchen,
ana upon going in found that Wallace was
having fits, from the citlcts Of one Of which
be died about 5 O'Clock yesterday morning.
Dr. lay ior, the coroner, deemed it unncces.
saiy 10 hold an inquest over the body.
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rHg CIRCULATION OF THE DE
,a Is LARGER THAN THE CoMBANEn
ii,,.rtr ALTON Os ALI. THE OTHER DAILY
>..WSrArEHS ~ THE CITY.
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,,v .MARCH Q. 1876.
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Warts.

A PRACTICAL GARDENER wants
n employment. Understands management OF
fruit-trecs, vines, &c. Address e., this office.
NH Q-3fandk
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w NANTED.-WIL BROWN COLOR
w ed boy) wishes SITUATION to WAIT IN
A DINISG-ROOM or attend to stable. VIII give
good recommendations. Apply at No. 7oS theatre
alley. mn V-lt"
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snm nnnslnn Mnnnn,nni.

The idea Of erecting a monument lo
sam llpusi0n, worthy NJ lne uaun nnd
fame pf lhat great man, hus long unrli-
pied Tho minds OF lhH leading ellIlrLs
pf pul Slate, The last Legislature fall
ed ~ act "a the matter 10 meet The
object ~ long held IA view, q num-
her nl the most prominent gentlemen
in Texas met ia this city, during Tie
late ktale fair AMI organized the llnlis-
ton Monumental Association, aud
elected Hon, Ashel Smith, president
lGY-ll0Yernpr u, a. iMhhnck, Hon,
jain II, llengnn aud Colonel Mnses
Austin iiryan, ylee'presidpnls 4, W,
House, treasurer aud Major w, q,
Cave, secretary,
Since then, the Houston Land Asso,
rlHllpl, IA order 10 further The laudahlo
aud patriot @ objects 0l The Monument
Association, have rendered that hody a
grand military ball and concert, 10 be-
given IN This city IN September next
The entire profits arising FROM The sale
1T tickets, which are placed NJ one dol
lar, ~ be given toihe Monument Assn
riallOn, THIS generous otter has been
accepted aud ~ hn earnest that II viii
be faithfully carried out on the part NJ
the Land association, no better evi-
dence can be furnished lhnn the np,
appointment VI Captain Nat, T., 'lur-
ner ~ manager An opportunity h
thus furnished 10 the people Of our
avn and other States, who yenprale
the name Of the glorious hero 0l san
Iarinl0, ~ aid IN the erection NJ a
monument "a his memory, aud NJ the
same time 10 share IN the splendid
results promised hy the Land haNociA.
tlon, - Houston Telegraph,
Mr. Bernard Melienna II the agent
in this city for the Association, Par
lies desiring tickets can secure them ly
calling on or addressing him at the
Cosmopolitan hotel,
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MEDICAL.
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS WATER.

This water, M nmod for w medical ylr.
tues, has, 10y tho lnhnIod efforts OF br, a, N,
Coleman, bVon placed ~ tho command OF nll
who may require lH curative properties N
WIS LETT f0f u Texan, unil llolun, 10 CON
dense two gallons Of milk 10 Tie oonpnM ~
ono pint, hnd yet ruinin nll liA pure ana
nutrAtlNO properties No ngnln hnH n Texan,
reduced two gallons ~ White sulphur
springs water 90 NiuVn ouncpN, without the
allghlosl lOAA NJ TN medical virtues,
There nre thousands of persons suffering
from tho following dlRonRtHi nulnUN, dee
preston Ut spirits, initnbillty oi temper,
vertigo, headache, pnlpilntion OF the heart
gastric durnngcmunL disorders OF the liver
and kidneys, bleeding from tho roclum,
pilOA dyRmonofihon, nmonorrhcn, mcnofr'
hngin, mcOrrhon foul breath, apoplexy, OPT.
lopsy paralysis, hyHlerln, melancholy aud
insanity, nnd many other dlHonHuA, trnconhlo
10 hnbitunlly sluggish bowels, ana yet 10.
main ignorant Of the cnuao, ana have nOuglt
IN vain for relief Not unircquontly the
conf lnnia which originate In constipation
take IN independent existence, and continue
though the cause may conAo From NIL these
considerations u follows that the disorder In
question, whether original or induced, re-
quifoa close attention, and should be- nude
m object Of treatment Whenever II occurs.
ono bottle OF Or. a. \. ColoinnnA white
sulphur Springs water IN warranted 10 cure
any case Of hnbtual constipation, II taken
according 10 directions found upon tho bot
tie Its action IN oofo TITO Il tUcuddo.
10 be Ind nj any Of IA. drug stores OF the
city, Price one dollar, 23dly20wly
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The following notice appears In the
Dallas correspondence Of the Calves
ton News, relative TO the now paper
soon to be issued In this city 10y Mr., j,
\, liarth0low,
by the way, we are 10 have n new
paper started IN our city, lts name N
not yet announced, hut lls editorial
management and control IL 10 he 81.
perlnlcnded and supervised by Mr. j..
n, liarlholow, formerly Of 1'HE lIER-
Al,p. lie IL one OF the most popular
gentlemen who ever drove quiz IN
this section OF the State, and n0twlh-
standing his efforts 10 seclude himself
from the glare aud glamour of public
life, his friends ARE imponunntP and
are again bringing him TO the front,
where his pu gent thoughts, keen 10.
partee aud sclntlllnting gems of wit
viii give hacll 10 the press Of northern
Texas the light which has been, since
his retirement, 0bscured from the edi-
t0rlal tripod.
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RAILROADS.
RAILROADS.
CEIA LAM GLE OFT TIME.
ToTAKE EFFECT
FRIDAY, JUNE S, 1874.
THE GALVESTON.
Houston and Henderson
RAILROAD.
Three Daily Passenger Trains.

Leave Galveston mt $40 m and arrive at
Houston Mt $50 n IN.
Leave Galveston ut 800 p m and arrive al
Houston NJ 800 p m.
Leave Galveston at $50 p IN and arrive nj
Houston at $50 p IN.
Leave Houston at 6l5 m ana arrive nj
Galveston at 800 II m.
Leave Houston 1000 n M and arrive at Gal
weston at 800 IN.
Leave Houston at $50 p m and arrive at
Galveston ut 1870 p m.
On Sundays, passenger Tram leaves caves
ton nj lOsD m. Leaves Houston Mt 200 p m.
The Clio m train from Galveston connects
Mt Harrisburg with the Galveston, Harris.
bury and ,an Antonio railway. Comets nj
Houston with the Houston aud Texas CeD
trail railroad
The 800 D m express from Galveston con
meets with the Houston and Texas Contra,
railway.
The 500 m express from Galveston con.
neefs with the International and Great
Northern railroad az Houston at Y pm.
The 1910 a m train from Houston arrives at
Galveston at $50 m. Connects with the
Ticket offices, 100 fremont street, Calves
ton, and at the depots:
Communication tickets TO local points, one
thousand and Eve hundred mile tickets, can
hopurchased at the ticket offices Of this COM
many or from galveston ticket ONCE.
q. ID. NICHOLS. superintendent.
H.B ANDREWS General Ticket Agent.
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