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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1876-09-15

Ok FANCY CARDS. II styles. with name y
80 Post paid. J. B. Hustled. Nossau. Rens
n. Y. S.2
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1876-09-15

- The latest sales of wool in Wind
sor county have been at 80 cents per
pound.
The New York herald., 1876-09-25
Ysss>;s nm ~, Sfoers

FefsSfs On sae Sfocfs
connecticut-Screw steamer second rate Il guns
hrst rate le guns Name changed August, 1862.
Java-5crew steamer, second rate, Il guns Com
menced ~ New York In 1864 as 1l ST rate, % guns
New York-Screw steamer. second rate Il guns
Commenced at New York IN 1854 as the ontario, nrst
rate, % guns. Name changed August 1863
pennsylvapia-Screw steamer, second rate. 81 guns
Commenced at Boston IN 1864 as tho kewaydn, hrst
rate 25 guns. Name changed August 1868.
Nipsic-Screw steamer third rate guns Re-
ported IN tho Nary Regser Tor several years as 're
pairing AT Wash .ngton" Tho old Nipsc was built al
Portsmouth IN 1862 and has been out OF use Tor years
Another Nipsc, new in everything but name is being
built IN the Washington yard.
New Orlcans-Wooden sailing vessel Commenced
at Sackelps Harbor IN ISIS 81 gun shlp oil the
line
menced al Now York IN 1868 the Kalamazoo,
guns Name changed August, 1863
lron-claa, second rate, guns. Com
menced at Portsmouth in 1868 ns the Passaconaway.
Name changed Thunderer III May 1862 and to MassA
chusetts IL the following August.
Oregon-Iron-clau, second rate. guns Commenced
at Boston IN 1868 ms the Qunsgamond. Name changed
to Hercules in May, 1853, ana 10 Oregon IN August,
lS6y.
En,crprse-scrcw steamer, third rate guns.
Building at Portsmouth.
Aance-Screw steamer, third rate guns Build
ing at Norfolk.
Ranger-screw steamer, third rate guns Build
ing at Wilmington.
The Enterprise, Alliance and Ranger are the last OF
eight sloops authorized per act OF February 10
1873 to be built al cost not exceeding So 300 OOO and
10 have an aggregate capacity OF not more than 5000
Trenton tl,unched January l. ls,6 2 300; Tho ADAMS
and Essex lin commissioh) 6l5 each; The Huron ana
Alert I'm commissonj 54l each The Enterprise ana
Alliance 6l5 each, and the Ranger 5il.
The New York herald., 1876-09-25

York Athletic Club grounds, Mott Haven. on Monaay'
October o. under tho mauagcmen, OF Mr.. James W AT
The races. which open TO all amateurs are ~
ioows:-loO yards 2i5 yards, 600 YARDS anu i,uos
yards and IA two-mile walk. open to those Sns
have never won prize in any waking race except'
match club competition. The distances OF the r'n
ming made TO the size OF the track, anu
England 600 and 900 yards iavoritc distances ot
handc1px The last handicap meeting held on 1u'y
20 immense success, and they are now luiy eS
taDlished the good OF the amateur aihlecs
who their opponents on equal terms thus anoro
ing poor opportunity to win race when tney
arc unable to 90 If all from the mark Ine
entries close October T. with Mr. James watson,
box 6,s Post Office, New York, from whom all partic~
lars be had upon application
The New York herald., 1876-09-25
ATHLETIC NOTES.

The Planhcd tN. J) Athletic Club hold their annual
meeting at PIan1cd on October 8. The games arc
open TO all amateurs. and are as foows:-Ten- mile
walk; lo0yard, 4Ioyard hall-mile and ncmilc runs
broad jump, standing aud running; three milo walk ;
vaulting with the poc hurdle race. six hurdles
throwing base bali sack racc. and two handicap races
100 yards and 440 yards Entries close September rs
with j. A. Dcmarest Park House, PIainneid N. J.
Handicapped, Mr. James Watson, Of New York.
The Union Athletic Club OF Boston, Will hold an Rth
ctic meeting October Several ganscs are cpcn 10
all amateurs
A handicap athletic meeting will DO held at the New
The New York herald., 1876-09-25

Tugs dc.
The twenty eight boats classed rs '.tugs &c in.
cludc the practice ship Mayfower lin commission the
torpedo boats Spuyten Duyvl Qaid up at New York;
Nina lin commission at Newportl, Alarm Intrepid
(both IN comm ssion at New York;, the purchased
steamer Rio Bravo du COMMISSION on The Rio Grapdcl
and The Wyandank, store hulk. at the Naval Academy
The tugs proper arc in at the different Yards and
stations, except tho Blue Light. laid up at New Lon
dom the Fortune and Triana la'd up at Washington
dinary at Portsmouth.
Vessels Repairinq lad Up dc
The New York herald., 1876-09-25
FALL OF A BUILDING.

About hafpast six O'Clock yesterday morning IN,
building, occupied by Horton h Co, lumber dealcrs
on the corner OF Clarkson and West Streets fell 70 .b,
ground. No one was injured -'
The New York herald., 1876-09-25
NEW YORK ATHLETIC CLUB.

The seventh annual fall games Of the New York Ath-
letic Club and nrst annual amateur Championships
will be held at their grounds l5Oth street and Mott
avenue Mott Haven, Saturday, September 80, 1876
commencing at fifteen minutes past two p n
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-08-04

Eastern people who are prone
to believe tia. Chinese rather high
order OF beings, considerably Ee-
moved from the standard of cattle
and capable Of being thoroughly as
similated with common white folks,
should take lesson ia the humani.
ties AS practically exempliiied in the
disciples Of Confucius on this coast.
II is common thing for the Chinese
in San Francisco 10 totally desert
those of their coGntrymen foua'i
afflicted with any loaths,me disease
such As smallpox. iepr0sy and kin
bred co,aneous or organic complaint.
Il is a prevailing custom with them
To cast smallpox patients upon the
street aud leave them there 10 spread
the Infection until the tender mercies
of a health officer cause their removal
Reports OF this kind will continue Il
emanate from the city until the small
pox is finally rooted gu, and over.
come This scti0n of the Chinese is
parallel IN "A custom prevalent among
many barbarous tribes of leaving the
aged ones by few burning f.gots 10
meet whatever end may befall them
Each is born 81 a savage nature, and
those who take pride in pointing t.
the ancient civilization Of the Chinese
should take note of this striking eyi
dence Of lack of humanity among
them.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-08-04

IL every city that We ever lived in,
aud We have travelled the world over,
houses of prostitution are to be
found Deacon Parkinson.
From the foregoing one would in
fer that the Deacon had found them.
Although the admission is candid,
and evidently emanates from a regen-
Grated soul, We cannot but regrel
that an occasion should arise 10 make
it necessary. Ii shakes our faith ia
all deacons whatsoever. We had
thought from boyhood that they
knew nothing about such things
that the worldly and wicked onI,
were burdened with memnrized sta
tisiics on those sensuous topics.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-08-04

HEAVY Work. What will the
people of the East think when they
read that in California a single ma
chine turns out an average of 800
sacks or 800 bushels of wheat in q
day. while instances are by no means
rare of 1000 bushels being threshei
in one dayl The Russian River Flag
cites several instances Of this kind,
aud further says that one tract 49,
600 acres--on which the machines
are At work will average fiity bushels
to the acre. One field OF 10000
acres Of Propher wheat stands five
and half feet high and il turning
out an average of seventy 1--WE bushels
to the acre. The ruling price d
wheat b 4.25 per ceptsl.-lS. F
Chroaicle.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-08-04
Volunteer Committee.
subcommittee.

on Cars-w. G. II, ellison.
On Grounds - Farmer Treadway. z. c.
Lyman, J r. Wentworth, A. Waltz, L. A.
Read tCsrsonl,
On Ma,ie viii Thomss tNirglnial, L. {.
Morse t,iuid Hiill, T. Real tCar>onl.
To Collect Tickets on Csrs--JahD Lambert.
c. Rswson. ". ", Tinker, Frank MerTii' tNir-
sinlNl Geo. Adams, J. hlchsrisAn, A fcx II
NJ. I.weu GOLD AiiA. ". Atkinson. W. II.
klho5 t>.iver C,,sl, ). +. Hocle. Judge Bow
ker tRenol.
On ,musrmeuts II W. Noyes, Hon ". s,
wo,d Hon. Z T. belong
On Println Aft poten. Geo Daily. Il. H.
TsNior.
Ca III kess-I.ee NcGown,
Ga i,kets ttioli Hiii--w II. Messrve.
On Police Rega.ati sns on Grouais--Sheria
Swift II Carson,
Manager % Cammisssry Car -dSrris Greg
vry.
MsnsSer of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Fixle,.
GATE Nam. tr-Nin Thomas,
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-08-04

THE acquittai Of Belknap furnishes
a theme for wild comment 10 some of
our exchanges. So far As the effect
upon the accused himself is con-
cerned, il amounts u nothing. Bel
KNAPP has been impsached long ago
by higher tribunal ,hsn court
composed Of Senatbrs--he has been
found guilty by competent public
opinion, and has been relegated In
the shade and oblivion that the ex-
tent Of his sins against the people
calls for. The principle aud prece-
dent which the acquittal establishes
are all Of importance that can lie
attached tn the circumstances. Here
after it may be held that when an
offending off ial resigns proceedings
in Impeachment are thereby es-
topped. But so long as the newsps-
pers record in their current historical
diaries the circumstances and the
facts, the accused will forever be
held disqualified from the emolu-
meats and honors of Office. BelknAp
should be made to suffer m ,re
acute, direct and personal penalty
he should be convicted before Grim,
inal court and sentenced unspar
ingly.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-08-04
yillainous Advertising PROPOSE.
tiOus.
vrxxr.ANp, n. j., July, 1877

vrSxLASp, N. j., July, 1876.
DEAR SIR:
! | send You the enclosed advertise
ment, and propose that you puolish
the same for the period OF eight
months, in part of your paper
| where it will attrsct attention, and
refer t, the same editorially, and to
take for the same town I IN the
plot of Landisville, so feet front by
$50 feet deep. az a valuation OF 500.
This is the cash price of the lots.
Landisvile is new town upon the
Vineland tract. with the Vinelaad
Railroad leading to New York and
Philadelphia. now built through its
center and running. Owing to the
great improvements of the Nineiand
tract and increase of population,
these lots are destined in a saort time
to be of great value.
This Is a specimen of letters that
are received with almost every mail.
They have always come in more or
less annoying abundance, hut since
the opening of the Centennial, ad-
ver,ising agents and cheap specula-
tive societies seem to think they have
a license to make any manner OF out
landish propositions to newspapers
and t. repeat them in perpieSing
continuity. The envelopes contain
ing these exasperating propositions
generally have a look of sincerity
about them which leads one to open
them and explore their awful con-
tents. The matter has at last be-
come such an intolerahle nuisance
that NC are constrained t. raise our
voice in mingled complaint and con-
demna,ion. The patent outside sam
pies from some obscure publishing
house in San Francisco which came
once a week with painful regularity
are absolute charms compared with
these viliainous proposals from the
far East. We have come III last 10 !
know the wrapper of the patent out
side specimens at first glance, and |
thew are cast aside without the least |
of the editorial spirit. But
the smoothly worded letters from
piano manufacturers, sewing machine
agencies aud town lots societies are !
quite uubearable. Who ia the anne
nj any thing wants a lot 81 feet front
by l5o feet deep in Nineland, n, j,
Do the unsophis icated spectators
IT that LOCALITY suppose that We are
going to neglect the Interests of the
Camstock u advocate those of Vine
land and take our pay IN town lots
are not conducted on
those principles ont here. They may
be in the small towns of the East.
bat il Nevads advertising space Is a
Cash article. Wnen journalism. comes
.iown To tar, level here We shall quit
tho business and - t. teaching
school or working third hand tail
.nsS
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-08-04
THE SIOUX CAMPAIGN.

The progress of the Indi.n wa
demonstrates not only the strength
and shrewdness of the northern Indi
ans, but also the fact that government
has rather underestimated the foe tC
be conquered. Nothing at all ha:
vet been accomplished. The hattie
of the Big Horn was telling victory
for the red men, BY it they came
into possession of 500 or more stands
of arms, besides valuable aecoutre-
ments and supplies. Thus aided, they
have moved into the Businesses of the
mountains of that region, where the
troops will have to pursue and over
take them. They vi | fight on their
own ground and under all the sdvan-
tayes of an intimate knowledge of
the locality, of every hill. canyon or
ambush that would assist in battle
and render themselves comparatively
safe against attack or further pur.
suit.
Under these circumstances the war
with the Sioux must be carried On,
and under these circumstances. with
the limited army in the field and the
reinforcements on the way to the
front. the war will not likely be end
ed before the SHOWS of winter come
on. In winter the troops will have
TO go into quarters, as the depth OF
the snow will render further prose
cutiou of the campaign impractical
BILE. OF coarse government cannot
level the land and bring the rebel
lious Indians out upon an open felt
where short work would be made of
them; but i, can put force enough in
the field and Of the right kind 10 in
sure peace within some reasonable
time. As Il matter Of economy, to
say nothing about the more important
consideration of safety TO the settlers
on the frontier. would it not be bet
ter to put 10000 or $4,000 men
against the Indians a, once, to be /
distributed at all important points in /
such numbers as would insure vie !
tory in any engagement, than to /
daily along with small force and |
prelong the strife into another sea- |
SOM Volunteers Of the right stripe I
could be obtained At short notice,
and their services would be more val
liable than those Of any body Of reg
ulars. Sherman thought after the
defeat of Custer tina; there Was force
enough under command to master
the situation, He seems now, how
ever, t. think different.
The public are awaiting with much
snxirty for news from Crook. and are
fearful lest he should meet with de-
feat. Another defeat of the soldiers
would inspire the savages with an ex-
tremely dangerous degree of bold
ness, and might iuduce other tribe.
still further north In Join With the
Sioux in their campaign and share
the glory and the spoils Of successful
battle. We sincerely hope the first
news Of importance may be that re-
cording victory 10 Crook compea-
sating as fully as possible Clusters
defeat.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-08-04
sPE IAL EXCURSION TRAINS

over the Virginia 4 Tracsce Rai,resd wilt
convey the fioae,r> aai their friends g. and
iro "A th.. picnic &rnunsis. leaving virginia
City Ht7.4s NJ. Gold Hill nj, \. Nj strip
ping at SILVER city Swith, AID other Ia'in,s ter
txcur>tulists. Reforming, the trains 1ill
lcaSe the grounds at 5 O'Clock p, NJ
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-08-04
Perfect safety and strict Order

VIII be secured by special cenductors snd
guarSi> ON the irAi, aud 10y large and Fl
nciv:t force Of depaty shcrifs Ant special Pc.
iicemvu. under the command VI the Shsria IL
ormsby County. aud selected from the Pho
ne, - III n.selvrs No improper ~ objections
bic characters viii be- allowed either ON the
cars or On the grounds. and all possible sifvh'
DIN vail b. paid to the cpmI0r, sad pleasure
af TIE guests
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-08-04

This Il . season when . man lies
down under an apple tree in the
orchard and tells himself that 1t is
luck that makes people rich.--lNor-
vich Bulletin.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-08-04
THE NATIONAL GUARD
or Virginia City.

Hy special invitation. have kindly consented
10 d. tEty a. esrUrt " the day. The e-'st
nsud. ii Iausia IN the >tstc Will accompany
the excursion. ana ia the spacious new hall ga
the grouads al. who desire can indulge In
Gsncius
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-08-04

SErrLK.--All those indebted to
the undersigned for milk Will take
notice that l have leased my dairy.
Payment Of all accounts mast be
made before the hrst day OF June to
save costs. A. PERKiHs.
Dayton, May 10, 1875.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-08-04

England has o society "for the
suppression Of cruelty to animals by
prayer" We believe in the efficiency
Of prayer, and may heaven protect
the poor animals Rochester Demo-
crit
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-08-04

Tickets for the pisaic can be obtaine from
the fuIlosin gratlrnen; Virginia CITY. Lee
MEG swn at Ja ~ kunx'> Cbart-rtogn; cold
Hin. W Il Mcservr: silver Gl,y. J ". ori"r;
CIR n. :. I. swift; Eea1. nr. ) A NJ n, sn> /;
Ia! ton, !, II l4qGa.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-08-04
LATEST DISPATCHES.
rSpeeiol to The Lyon Coaaty Times.
Motion Denied.

SAN FRANcIsco. August S.-Plain-
nffs motion to compel defendants
in the case of John II. Robinson VS..
the Central Pacific Railroad Com
panv ct ais, to permit him to inspect
their books, was denied by Judge
Morrison to-day on the ground that
plaintiff was not legally stockhold-
er in the corporation.
Aid for the Rebels.
Slavonic residents of this city are
sending forward considerable sums OF
money for the relief of their suffer-
ing countrymen in Bosnia and Herr
egnvina. TIE relief board has also
sent delegate from here to the seat
of war, defraying all the expenses for
the outfit and travel.
A Defendant Sick.
John Miller, alias Woodruff, the
Contact and Finance Company de-
faulter. was to come up to-day in the
Municipal Court ON indictments for
embezzlement found against him,
but as 1t was shown that defendant
was sick and unable 10 appear in
court the case WAS put over until
Monday, when it is expected Miller
will be ready tor trial.
Trouble Between Indians and
Mexicans.
SAN DlEao, August 3,--Coloncl
Bernard tclegraphs from Campo this
afternoon that Mexicans in Tecarte
Valley arrested Captain and few
other Indians for KILN. Blanco, and
were going to take them 10 San Ra-
facl yesterday, but their friends came
here. purchased ammunition, went
back Ia Tecarte and released their
men bv force. Some shooting WIS
done. but no one was hurt. The H.
dams all came back with their tami-
les. Afterwards about sixty armed
bucks went back Ia have can und'.r-
standing with the MexicAns ahau,
he sffur. Considerable excitement
prevails in this neighborhood and
here may be some trouble.
Items From Victoria.
NrcroRrA, B. C., Angus, 81. NJ !
). Amethyst has received orders to |
proceed t. san Francisco 10 meet hi> !
the Governor General aud |
ui,e and convey them 10 Victoria.
She leave, E,quimaultthis afternoon.
The Governor Generals patty con-
lists of the Earl aud Countess Duf- |
erin. Co,une! I.iitietpr, Ms. Little
on. Captain +. Ward, C.ptain Ham
lion, aides dc camp and = private
secretary.
ONiar 10 sickness Admiral Han
ocS, OF II. NJ. 5. Rrpul c, Eow at
'anama. leaves shortly Tor England |
nth his family.
4 sligh, shock of earthquake WAS
1T here about - 80 on Monday !
light
reps in Washington Territory. |
L.AcoNNER, W. T., August S.-Haf-
rsiing comm need Ia this section
bout two weeks ago. The crops |
re turning ont exceedingly well, and |
hould favorable weather continue /
lac Weld will he immense.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-08-04

The boy dressed in streak ofsun-
burn and stone-bruise Is now vlsa-
bic along our rural streams : Eaton
Fry Press.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-08-04
American Punch.

The bloody shirt this time has
Hamburg edging,- Lowell Courier.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-08-04
Assessment Notice.

nANEY GOLD AND SILVER MINING
IL Company. Location Of Principal place
vi basIness. san Francisco, California Lo-
cation ~ works. Lyon County. State Of Ne
vAds Notice is hereby gwen that at a meet
INK Of the Directors cid On the aofh day OF
July. ls-d. an As-rssmvnI no. u Of Fifteen
Usl cents per share was levied on the capital
stock OF said company, payable Immediately
in United states gold coin. 90 the Secrets at
the ofhc- OF the COMPANY. No. $50 California
street Room Ne. s. Sxa Francisco. Caliiornis,
ANY stnxk upun VIII ch this assessment snSll
.ain unpaid ON the thirty mt day Of Aas-
asg 1870, viii be delinquent, ami ndvertis d
for sale at public anction; and unless payment
is made before, will be sold en- THURSDAY
the 2lst day OF September, Isle 10 pay the de
Ii qaept assessment, together with costs OF
advertising and expenses OF sale
GEO Il sPiN>EY. Secretary.
ufaee. No SO. California street, Room No.
5. San Francisco. Californis.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-08-04

TICKETS tRouni Tripl ......,.. So so
iineiudiag admission t. gr''us.Ii.
GATE TS......-.....,... I 90
Procurahlc in virsiuis City. Gold Hill. Silver
CITY. DAYTON Carson anu Reno, from persons
duly authorized by the Society.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-08-04
Dissolution Notice.

The oo-psrtnership heretofore existing be
tween the undersigned. Samuel Riplcy and G.
r B,ackmer. Is this day dissolved by mutual
consent q =. Blaekmcr having sold his inter-
est to Isaac Haas.
The new arm AZ Ripley Haas are aashor-
ICED 20 callect all bills due the old arm and
viii pay all liabilities o: the same.
SAMUEL RIPLEY.
Z. +. BLACkMkR.
silver City. July 81, 1876
In referring to the above notice take the
opportunity to thank the public OF Silver
City for past favors. and trust that they viii
hestow the same patronage upon the new firm.
C. +. BLAckMER.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-08-04
BANNER BROTHERS,
The Great Clothiers,
Have renewed into their
New and Magnificent Store,

coRyER md TAILOR SrGEETS.
wh,re they Will be- pleased IN meet their old
patrons and the public generally.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-08-04
STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE

The different County Central Committees
are rt.qu, xsed snd tiirrc,e Ia provide for thr
election of d, legstrs in their respective coun-
ties By order OF the Committee.
I. bEQuA, Chairman.
GEoRGE A. KING S~rr,tsrN.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-08-04
Crops in Washington Territory.

L.AcoNNER, W. T., August S.--Har-
vrsiing comm need Ia this section
about two weeks agn. The crops
are turning ont exceedingly well. and
should favorable weather continue
tne Weld will he immense.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-08-04

Slavonic residents of this city are
sending forward considerable sums OF
money for the relief of their suffer-
ing countrymen in Bosnia and Herr
egnvina. TIE relief hoard has also
sent delegate from here to the seat
of war, defraying all the expenses for
Al =. .....ls. a.,l .rn,ol
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-01
EIrIRsIO.I.S, .St.v'sCs. Sc.

ITO RICHMOND AND RETURN THREE
bAY D9 Anr D. ls So ~ =
ADAMS will give the first IF se7iu> .! Excur-
sinns, BY rail, to TIT above na'oed place, on the
5th proxirno, Il order that 81 may have An
opportunity of visiting that historic city, tho
;.rce Of tho tickets has been liked at 50 round
trip. The train will leavc 6 h st. depo., Wash
ington, ut IL D. AZ and return to that city csrly
Monday morning, thus aEoi ding ample Time TO
visit ail the places Of interest Special palace
cars for ladle. also extra cars Tor colo,ed people
will be provided. The trsln vii! leave the J lex
andra depot at II 30 Tickets for sale at q. &.
French's Bookstore and 1T the Fayelte st depot.
S:s To RICHMOND AND RETURN.