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WISTAR'S BALSAM.
WISTAR'S BALSAM.
WISTAR'S BALSAM.
Bleeding at the Lungs.
A Case of Consumption.

PUTNAM, Conn, March 20. 1859.
G%entlemen.I avail myself Of this opps rtunity, 70 sny Z
CHERRY, which l have made use OF in my family for
several years, and always with the most beneficial
results. Ny wife being OF delicate habits has always
ever taking . little cold, and has employed various
specifics without obtaining any relief, until prevailed
upon to test the virtues OF WISTARhS lisa tho
effect of which has been truly astonishing.
More than q year since q young man belonging in this
place was taken with bleeding ut the lungs, in connec.
ton with . most severe cough, and was finally given
over to die by our best physicians. and it was evident to
all that consumption was claiming him as q victim.
Learning thee facts my wife sent him a bottle Of the
BALSAM, which he took. and in due time. to the great
astonishment of his friends, was at his accustomed occu.
patton, snatched, as it we're, from the very jaws OF
death. In many other cases we have administered tho
BALSAM to the ~consumptive, and always with the best
OF success. These tatements are simple facts, which
can be vouched for at any time by calling on me at my
store. Iremain, yours truly,
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DR.. I. s. johnson d Co.,, Of Bangor, Maine,
proprietors Of Johnson's Anodyne Liniment,
will send free to all who will write for it, re.
liable information how to prevent diphtheria-
the most to be dreaded Of all dreadful diseases.
Write your name, post-ofice address, county
and State plainly.
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CHEW
The Celebrated
"MAToHLEss"
Wood Tag Plug

TEE PIONEER TOBACCO COMPANY,
New York, Boston. and Chicago
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NEWS SUMMARY.
Bantam and Middle States

The failure Of two leather houses in Phila-
delphia was followed by that Of eight others,
with total liabilities amounting to nearly Sl,-
Stokes, who carried paper for the other nine
houses, owed $780, 0O.
Fires The boot and shoe establishment Of
G, Reed & Son, at Westield, VT, was de-
stroyed, and a loss incurred Of $40, 900 to S15,-
O00,' on which there is a partial insurance; at
Poultney, in the same State, ]. Z. Randalls
store and several buildings adjoining were
burned, the total loss being estimated at $780,
900, with partial Insurance, and a fire at
Oswego, N. Y, destroyed the Ontario Touring
mill, doing damage to the extent OF about s4o,-
900.
At Erie, Pa, Eddie Noslley, a boy of seven
teen, was accidentally shot in the head and IN
stantlv kil1ed nv a nlaymate.
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And they all were as happy as happy could be.
The Churchman.
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forelgn News.
The American ship Barring Brothers, from
Norfolk, Va, collided with the Spanish steam
ship Ponce, in the Mersey, off Liverpool, and
the latter vessel was sunk and two Of her crew
drowned.
The marriage of Alfonso XII, king Of Spain,
to his cousin, the Princess Mercedes, daughter
Of the Duke do Montpensier, WAS celebrated
in Madrid with imposing ceremonies and much
rejoicing. The streets were filled with gaily
dressed ci liens and thousands Of strangers
we're present. Special ENJOYS from foreign
courts appeared in tho procession, which was
one of great splendor. The marriage WAS to
be followed by five days Of festivities, which
were to include Examinations. an exhibition
Of the national amusement Of bull fighting, q
banque to one thousand poor Of the city, etc.
All children born on the wedding day are to be
lowered. The bride, who is eighteen years
old. received IS 600, 900 from her father as a
wedding gift, besides many magnificent jewels
from her husband and relatives. The BRIDE
groom is twenty-t ne years old and is the son Of
ex-Queen Isabella.
General Guorko defeated Suleiman Pasha's
army. near P~hilippopolis, cutting it in two, and
capturing loo wagons and ninety-seven guns.
A dispatch from Constantinople states that
the Turkish delegates have been ordered to
accept the peace conditions exaoted by Russia,
which are stated to include the following !:
servia to be Independent, without compensar
tons: Montenegro to receive Antivari, Nicsics
and Spuz, and a portion Of the territory bor-
dering on Lake Scutari Russia to hold b.
toun, Kars and Erzeroum until q war Indemnity
Of EGO. 00n,0 - < paid the Dardanelles to be
opened to l'u.siul men-of-war Bulgarian
aitoRomv 10 b. conceded rather on the princi-
pie Of the Lebanon than on the plan Of the
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SCRATCH

A poor mans L ose as long as you live, II you don't fol
sake The old monopolists. Five.ton Wagon Scales S5j
each. ontrial, freight prepaid, BY JONES OF BIEd
HAMTON, Binghamton, MY
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q VIVA II IL were necessary
to work in the dark, to plot in secret. to
mine, to lay the track of gunpowder;
shall you be wanting {"
"No; I should be the most Jealous
conspirator of the band. All, sir, the
mysterious, the unfathomable is my ele-
ment! My face, when I choose, is an
impenetrable mask"
"My dearest brother" exclaimed NJ.
d'Aubepine, falling upon my neck in q
transport of affection, cit is late now.
Good night! I fear to sit up longer.
You know nearly all my secrets. To.
morrow you shall hear the rest. Once
more, good night"
That night as I lay wooing sleep, there
rose upon the midnight air the glorious
strains of the "Marseillaise." The
harmony came from the music box o.
my poor neighbor, the exile.
On the next morning I sought biz
chamber the instant I heard him moving
about. 1t was hardly more than ar
hour after sunrise, but I longed to have
a full confession, as he had promised. ]
resumed the subject Immediately upor
UI66UluH ILL., Az AloV ho oCOhOo ILL
willing, but, finally, he caused me to SIT
on the bed while he sat by me. W.
spoke in whispers.
"Shall I reveal all ?" he asked.
eyes, without reservation"
"I am a conspirator."
"That is your mission in France a
the present time?" -.
eyes. I risk my life-but what ii
such a life as mine? ?"
had not expected this. The. revela
ton, Town frightened me. I began t.
display my uneasiness.
"Sir," continued N. d'Aubepine, 60
have entrusted you with my secret. Al
a man Of honor, you must share m.
danger. You must aid me-"
elbow is that possible?" demanded
"Ia also have q mission here"
"Ahl" he exclaimed, in some surprise
eyes. My relations with my owl
country will not permit me to take sucl
a step as you propose
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DANVILLE.

Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.I
MAY 80, 1878.
Gentlemen who were here yesterday from
Franklin county report that on the 23d
the people OF that county appropriated
100000 for the extension OF the narrow
gauge railroad from Orders mill into that
county. It is thought that the road will be
run up to Rocky Mount, if not farther. A:
this narrow-guage road strikes the Midland
road about halfway between Danville and
Lynchburg the people along its line will
have the benefit OF a sharp competition be-
tween the two cities. Lynchburg will offer
cheap groceries, Danyilie will raise the
flag for high prices for produce, and life
and methods in business that please planters
and farmers, and will give touch on the ell
Arrangements are now being made for
the establishment OF an refractory here.
The building, which is now being made
suitable for the business, was formerly used
by the Messrs. Rosser as tobacco-house,
and stands near the public-school building.
Messrs. Lorillard & Co., alias Soldier,
alias Jones, have sent their circular against
the tobacco-tax reduction to several OF the
It has the form of petition to Congress
against reduction, and is dated May 21st.
Toa Danyille man it is funny document.
The Danville Tobacco Association led OFF in
the movement for reduction. And to at
tack our representative in Congress in a pc
ttion addressed to Congress seems to US a
queer proceeding. But Seider experienced
that Cabell and Tucker and Robbins knew
more about tobacco than he had dreamed Of
in all his philosophy. There's the smart.
ALPHA,
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BY Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
Eleventh between Main and Bank streets

T1HE VALUABLE FARM RO-
Il COUNCE, FIVE MILES NORTH OF RICH.
MOND. TO BE SOLD BY AUCT1ON.-By request
of Mr.. John Bacon Crenshaw, we Will offer for safe
by public auction, upon the premises, on TUES,
DAY, June 4th at IL O'Clock M., his wel-known and
very valuable FARM ROCOUNCE. lying about We
IN lies north of Richmond. on Brook creek, adjoining
the farm OF Mr. Abram Warwick and others. IT has
369h acres OF which about 100 acres are In woods,
about 40 acres first low grounds, about the same
quantity Of second ow>grounds, and the balance Is
Highly -improved upland with a fine red-clay sub
soil. The dwelling has ten rooms, besides basement
and outside kitchen: has hot and cold water on the
first floor and is lighted by gas manufactured on Inc
premises Oh AN economical plan. The out-bnlhings
are sufficient and of the usual variety. There Is
fine orchard OF 800 dwarf-pears, 500 peach-trees
and some apples; MI enclosed by an Usage orange
hedge This farm is proyerbial for lis fertility, and
1t would be difficult 10 find one so desirable with
reference profitable results from cultivation, OF
Offering so pleasant 3 home and near to the city.
TERMS One fourth cash; balance at one. two
and three years, with interest payable ssuil-an-
nuaIly, and secured by n deed Of trust.
GRUBBS G WILLIAMS,
my % Aucuoneers.
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Excitement In New Orleans.
A CONFLICT OF JURISDICTION BETWEEN Tw
JUDGEs--A RIOT FEARED.

A CONFLICT OF. JURISDICTION BETWEEN TWO
JUDGES RIOT FEARED.
lSIec.al di,patch to the Post.j
New ORLEANS, May 29.-The greatest eX.
element known here since the termination
of the Nicholls-Packard feud prevails to.
night over q conflict Of jurisdiction between
Judges Houston, of the State District Court,
and Whitaker, of the Criminal Court OF
Orleans parish. Judge Houston granted o
writ Of hd6eaS corpus for the release of a
man named Agosti, held to answer to a
charge preferred by the lottery company
by Judge W hitaker. The latter refuses to
obey the writ, and holds Agosti in defiance
ef the District Court. The friends OF the
-, a. 'sa>atan to sustain Judge
lottery company LnI..... 49,
Whitaker by force, ii necessary, anu .nu
friends of Houston declare their intention
to sustain his decision. Judge Houston ln-
tends to commit Judge Whitaker to Jail TO-
morrow for contempt OF court unless the
Drisoneris released before 10 O'Clock. Both
narties are arming, and serious conse-
Guenees may ensue tomorrow unless one
or the other party, yields. The majority Oh
the community seems to be against w MIA
kcr, and the impression is that he will yield
in time to prevent q riot. The friends OF
Houston are composed largely OF the fol
lowers Of George Dupre, proprietor OF the
New Orleans Democrat, and they comprise
a great portion of the fighting element OF
the city. The Governor is in a quandary,
but Will probably interfere in favor OF
Judge Houston, SO far as sustaining the
execution Of the writ is concerned.
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4 sslss,asssnens corrsctsi.

8 II NM aaid ~ some oil The so-called reid
s,,.ses,s II me Legislature iast winter, and
Sss esss,, afferateH II, at least one of their
s .rS,srs s,,,ccs tint after the Revotutio
NOR mr. Ys,raiathers real iusted their public
sIebt. Inst So we are urged to do now, By
repndiating d part OF II. 80
This statement, like many others from the
same source, needs readj ustnlent.
During the war OF the Revolution the
.fnntis,entas Congress and the several State
T,agislatnres were forced 60 issue paper mo-
new IN order 4, nlaintain the struggle. AS
the volume OF these issues Increased their
values decreased. until one dollar in gold
became equal II, value 10 one thousand dol
lars In Daoer money, Those who received
The paper money from the States received il
at these deprecated values. When the war
closed and gold aud silver again became the
crrrencp al the country. 1t became necessary
10 az 4 scale 90 value for these papcr-money
fssaIes. sIaw was passed tixing I'M Vir-
oinia the scale at different periods of the
war as d guide for the settlement of CON
tracts payable In paper money; and the
State also BIZ statute redeemed her paper
issues as i proper rate in coin. See volume
m. Of Statutes at Large.
AS this paper money when received BIZ
fha -bo,,IerS Was not ey nected 10 he refleeni-
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BY Richardson s. Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
1l13 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
i FRAME DWELLING ON THE EAST SIDE
OF TWENTY-SENENTH STREET BETWEEN
LEIGH AND ii STREETS BY AUCTlON.-By
Writ Ie Of two dceds of trust, bearing date respcc
lively the 9th day OF November, 1875. and I'd day
Of May, 1875, 10 the undersigned trustee, duly re-
corded in The clerks Office of the Chancery Court OF
the city Of Richmond to secure the payment of the
negotiable notes therein mentioned. SHALL as trus.
tee in said deeds default having ZEN made in the
payment of said notes, and being required so to dc
by the holders thpreofj, sell by auction on the pre-.
misses, on MONDAY the Sd darof June. 1878, at
O'clock p NJ the real estate described in said deeds
consisting of TWO-STORY FRAME DWELL
ING with five rooms, admirably built and In J., tho
ing SO feet ON the east side Of 1wenty-sevent
street, and running back within parallel lines 125
feet.
TERMS Enough in cash to defray the expense OF
executing this trust and to pay off two negotiable
notes for the respective sums of $500 and $3.50
with interest thereon respectively from the 2d and
10th days OF May, 1878.
my % j. A. RICHARDSON. Trustee.
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RAIIEII.RIs,ap LINES.
~ @ sz

RfCHMOND AND PETEHsBURGle
So RAILROAD COMPANY. 5
n aOMaIENCING SUNDAY. April Z, 1878,
W trains on this read will run IS follows:
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH.
i $40 A. H., THROUGH MAIL daily. connecting
for Charleston, Augusta, ColrElbia. sa-
yannah, Raleigb, Atlanta, Ma, Maso 2.
and ali points South and souia wet;
stops only al Manchester and Chester.
1000 A. NJ, ACCOMMODATION daily Except
Petersburg with the Atlantic, Ntssis-
y sippi and Ohio ra!]raad for Lvnch-
3 burg, EarmYille, and other local sta
lions on that road, making same
time as by any other line. stops at all
Regular stations.
Sunday. Passengers taking this train
will make clsse connection Mt Peters.
burg for Norfolk, and at Norfolk Wild
t rrr spleudid Bay-line steamers for Buitl-
more, Philadelphia. and New YORK.
and with the Old Domiaion steamers
41s P. NJ, FRE sN daily Except Sunday, WITH
coach attached.
lilo P. NJ. THROUGH NAIL daily !exeept sun Sun,
day), connecting for Weldon. VIII
mington, Charleston. Columbia, Au-
vusta, and Savannah. Pullman sleep
ing-car for Wilmington and ttc South.
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH.
500 A. NJ, THROUGH NAIL daily lsxeent Nor Mon.
ercksburg and Potomac railroad f6r
all points North. East and West. Stops
only at Manchester and Chester.
ESQ NJ EREIGHTTRAIN daily Except Sum
day) with PASSENGER coach attached.
l1:5S ri, ACCOMNfODA1I0NT TRAIN daily Tex
b cept Sunday with passenger coach at.
taChed.
2:3OP. IL. FREIGHT TRAIN daily Except Sum
dayI, with passenger coach attached.
$50 P. M. THROUGH MAIL daily, connecting
with Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac railroad for all points East
and West. Also, making close cennec.
ton with the Chesapeake and On!t
railroad for the Virginia Springs and
all points North and West This Train
stops only at Manchester and Chester
Passengers for Glover Hill connect al Chester
daily Except Sunday by taking the ALE p NJ. tain
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg viii start from
the ApnoHn2ttox depot.
EXCURSION TRAIN at A. N. and 1870 p. NJ
EVERY SUNDAY.
APPS A. SHAW. SUPERINTENDENT
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99-CENT STORE.
DECEIVED AT THE

ID ECEIYED AT THE
e9-CENT STORE:
Another invoice of LADIES FoxED CATERS
tail sizes from to 81, also of LOWE TTON
SHOES add NEWPORT TIES (sizcs, 2 to ";
HANDSOME VASES al 99c. pair;
TOHET-SETS to match at 99c. set;
A full assortment of BASKETs-Market, Lunch
Sea-Grass, Palm, French Market, Nursery, &c.
2 crates WASH-BoWLS and PITCHERS selling at
99c. pair; +.
Abeautful line Of MoTrQ-CUPS MoUsTACHE,-
cUps. PL we: CUP, and SAUCER, at e9c:
Also fne liuc of CUPS and sAuCERS at Zoe:
More of those handsome BRONZE and LAVA
CARD-RECEIVERs;
$50 LARGED9URLE-FACE COUNTERPANEs
at 99c.;
10 cases of LENS and BOYS HATS at 99c.-a
styles; colors, black, brown gray, drab, blue &c.
Jeautiful line of DOLLS-both Wax and hide
destructable--at 5Oc. and 99e. We have u few
soiled ones that we will sell very cheap;
8 cases of MEMS BROGANS at 99c. pair.
Send for catalogue. We mail them free to any
address. W. A. STEVENS,
my 80 sos Broad street.
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By j. Thompson Brown,
Real EJtate Agent and Auctioneer,
1l13 Main street

TRUSTEES SALE OF A FARM IN
i HENRICO. NEAR RICHMOND. ON TIL:
MEADQW-BRIDGE ROAD.-By virtue OF deed
OF trust dated the 9Th Of December, 1874. and re-
corded in the Henrico County Court In ID. b. 81, on
p 443, we the undersigned the present trustees OF
The Merchants and Mechanics Building Fund and
Loan Association. being required so 10 do on nc
count of default in the payment Of certain bond
therein secured MI sell as me once oi' T iHnIHmp-
DAY, June s. 1878. at $50 O'Clock P. NJ;
the following REAL ESTATE, described In said
deed as follows: "All that certain TRACT OF
LAND in the county of Henrico, on the Meadow
Bridge road, about one mile and half north OF me
city of Richmond, containing TWENTY-FIVE
ACRES, and bounded as follows: On the north BY
the land of W. B: Rose; on the east by the Mesdow Nv,
Bridge road and the land OF +. W. De Voss; on the
south by the land OF E. w. De Voss and on the
west by the Richmond and Henrico turnpike"
TERMS: To be announced ut sale In accordance
with the deed OF rust.
j. THOMPSON BROWN
". II. TATUMs tTrustees
JOHN DOES.
j. THoNPsoN BROWN, Auctionecr. my 27
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BY Robert 3. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
1912 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THAT ELE-
i CANT FOUR-ST0hY STOCK-BRlCK RESI-
DENCE, SITUATED ON THE NORTH LINE
OF LEIGH NEXT TO THE CORNER OF slX ~
STREET, NOW OCCUPIED BY WILLIAM IRA
SMITH, ESQ. AT AUCTI0N.--In execution OF a
certain deed Of trust dated May "a 1877, and duly
recorded in Richmond Chancery Court, IN Deed
Book A, page 1852, Twin sell upon the premises
OH WEDNESDAY the 5th day or June, 67S. at
O'Clock p NJ, being required 80 to do by the holders
OF two OF the notes secured by said deed, default
having been made in The payment OF the same, ALL
THE PROPERTY conveyed by said DECD me
HOUSE Is entirely new, having been built only
rooms, and Is tted up with all OF the most modern
improvements, such us bath-tubs. ranges Latrohe
stove &C.; and Is built OF the very best materials,
and has stone cappings to doors and Windows the
neighborhood is first-class, and Is convenient 10
business, market, SC. Those wishing arst-ciass
residence or Investment VIII do well to attend 1his
sale.
TERMS Cash as to expenses OF sale and to pay
or two interest notes amounting TO $l12.5o. with
interest &c, thereon ;apeM Sll2.oo. az August agn
upon e1i2.6l till February 24s 1873; upon
s4,81 $50 TN Nay "a. 1879 balance upon terms
my 2s IS. "A. MEAGHER, Trustee.
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DEATH OF JOHN ScorT HARRIsoE.-The
death is announcedtof Hon. John Scott
Harrison, OF North Bend Ohio, in his sew
enty-iourth year. The deceased was the
son Of President Harrison, and the father Of
General Benjamin Harrison, Of Indiana.
He was born. In Vincennes, Ind, while his
father was Governor OF the Northwest Ter.
ritory. In 1852 Mr.. Harrison was elected
TO Congress from the Second district oil
Ohio as Wbig, and was reelected In 1854,
agricultural pursuits.
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THROUGH MAIL TRAIN DAILY.
No. $3.50 A. NJ, leaves Richmoaa; ARRIVES n,
EmrkeriiIe 1l;92 !. ~. Sn,ll-
3:12 f.. NJ Greensboro j:IJ
and Charlotte 9:42 +. VI.
No. 2--6:l7 A. NJ, leaves Charlotte; arrives ut
Salisbury s:29 4. NJ. Green's
boro, 1892 4. ": Dauyna
1887 i. NJ. srhcrlin's l:23
=. NJ Burkcville .5U7 T.. 81,
and Richmond as Pm.
THROUGH PASSENGER TRAIN DAILY
No. 3-1l:15 z. NJ, caves Richmond: arrives at
V RHrse 7!gs = ;:l1 +. a ;r n; Rs@i
9:20 A. NJ. salisbury l1:l5 A.
NJ. aud Charlotte lis +. VI.
No i-4:12 =. NJ, leaves Charlotte: arrives 1T
Salisbury 6:ln T.. M. Gree,s-
1u:U2 7. NJ. butkeville 3:2s A.
NJ. and Richmond 7:l5 H.
Trains Nos. ! and VIII stop N at stations AND
connect at Burkeville with the Atlantic. Mississippi
and Ohio railroad 10 and from FarmviIie. Lynch
burg, and all southwestern points. At Suthcy-
Inns with the Milton and sntherlIn Narrow-(;amRc
TniTHaa for M5Gn r,j n e 4 Dundee WIN
the Northwestern North Carolina railroad for Salem
and intermediate points Al AIRLINE junction
with Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta railroad ID
and from all points North and South.
Trains Nos. 3 and will connect al Richmond no
Ing North and South with the Richmond, Frc,le-
ricksburs aud Potomac railroad for Washington
and all points North and West ana with the Che Sa-
pcake and ONO railroad for all points West. At
Dundee with Virginia Midland railroad Ia and
from Washington and all points North and Wrst.
At Greensboro with tn. North Carolina railroad
to aud from Raleigh aud GoIri,borp' aud inter-
mediate points. At Salisbury with the Western
North Carolina railroad. These trains run daily
on Richmond and Danyille railroad. ani conrect A.
above, except going north on Sunday morning aui
going south Monday morning. Trains making this .
connection run daily on Richmond, frecricss-
burg and Potomac and ChcSapSak" AMI ohio rail-
roads except Sunday. Train No. 3 stops at MI sla
tons north OF Dauvillc, and south uf ban.!lc uHIy
1T ReidSville, Beuaja. Greensboro IhomtsYic. Sa-
lisbury- and Air. Line Junction. MOI stops al all
stations north of Danyllc, and south Of DinyiIl-
only at Roidsvillc, Bcuaja. Greensboro, Thongs
vile, Lexington. Salisbury, aud Airline Junction.
Trains on the NV. n. G.. railroad run between
Greensboro and Salem daily except sunday.
Pullman palace drarin2-room and sl.cidns-cars
run on trains Nos. l and 2 between New YORK.
Richmond. and Atlanta ana on Nos. and bu-
between Richmond and Charlotte. and hr!weci.
Washington. Danyille, Charlotte, and Savannah.
Tickets sold to all southern AMI southwestern
points, and baggage checked through.
Local tickets are good only for continuous paassge
between the points named on The tickets. No lay
over checks Will be given.
Il. NJ. r. TALCOTT,
General ~rpcrinteDdcnL
JOHN r. MACMURDo, General Passenger Agent.
mi,
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BY W. Goddin, Auctioneer, @
corner Of Eleventh and Bank streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE COMFORTA-
" BILE FRAMED DWELLING. No. TIC WEST
CLAY STREET BETWEEN MUNFORD AND
GILMER STREETS.-By virtue of decree Of the
on the 18th OF May, 1878, in the case OF Townsend
against Taylor, shall sell at auction, on the premi
ses, on MONDAY the Sd of June, 1878, ut O'Clock
z. NJ, the EXCELLENT FRAME DWELLING,
located as above. now in the occupancy of j. P.
aylor, fronting 20 feet, more or less, running back
about ! so feet to an alley.
TERMS One third cash balance ut six and twelve
months, for negotiable notes. interest ADDED and
title retained till all of the purchase noncv is fully
paid and 4 conveyance ordered by the court.
J-PRESTON COOKE,
my 20 Special Commissioner.