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The New Era Of Steam.
sPRINGFI ED no BE HEATED BY STEAM FROM
A. CENTRAL. RESERVOIR. .--.-..--.L-
from the Springfield Republican,

4 From the Springfield Republican,
The Springfield Gas Company has bought
the right for this city touse the Holly sys-
tenn OF running steam-pipes through the
streets to furnish heat and'power for the adj
Joining buildings, and the city government
will be asked to permit the construction 9f
an eXperimentat line this winter from the
company's works, on Water street, through
Elm to Main street. This short line will
reach number OF dwellings, stores, and
offices, large school-house, the county
courthouse, and the First church and
chapel, in which, with the exception FER
haps ofGthe church, it is hoped that q trial
OF the system may be made, the most dis
tant point from the works being the Chico
pee Bank. 1t is no new thing, Of course, to
hcat more than one building by steam from
single furnace, this already being done in
this city in the armory buildings and in the
Boston and Albany building and depot.
The Holly system, which is owned at
Lockport, NJ Y, and is in most successful
operation in that city, includes numerous
improvements in the protection OF the
pipes laid in the streets, the arrangement OF
connections, valves, traps, etc.. In. the
works at Lockport steam1s conducted TWO
miles, and MIR. Holly claims q distance OF
I'VE InilCSs icdCucus uC IA
the pipes in the streets is about fifty pounds,
and in the houses ten pounds, although
only one or two pounds is needed for heat
ing. The Lockport company began on the,
basis, Of charging for the heat about as
much as had been before paid for fuel, but
introduced matters as soon as the enterprise
was fairly established. and similar course
will doubtless be pursued in this city. The
amount that can be saved to consumers by
this system is evidently large, since there is
inevitably a waste OF fuel In connection
with every tire. and great deal OF dust and
dirt that are injurious to furniture and
health, Some OF the Lockport houseSeep-
ers told visitors from this city that they
hardly considered it necessary TO clean
houses III the spring, while their houses nad
been heated throughout so thoroughly that
they scarcely knew OF the changes OF tenn
perature outdoors. The steam is also used
for cooking, and is equal to almost any. GU
Iinary operation except frying and broiling.
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The 6. National Party "-How an At
tempt is Being Made to Extend 1t.

In talking with several gentlemen from
the country, and one from o nelghDorlng
county, Yesterday, an observer was sur
sprised to hear an expression OF opinion to
The effect that the so-calIed ''Nationai
party was actually getting some footboid
among some classes OF the country people,
especially those removed some distance
from the towns. 1t has been puzzle with
some to know how it is that the coun-
try is suddenly confronted with can
ididates who profess allegiance to this
party, when there had been moth
ing to indicate that The so-called prin-
ciples which form its platform were even
known throughout, North Carolina. The
explanation is very plain. For the last two
months country postmasters have been re-
ceiying weekly instalments OF paper called
the Advocate, published in New York city,
land sent to the address OF almost every man
in the neighborhood, colored as we'll as
white. Said country postmaster yester-
day: "I have. received numbers OF these
packages. with the name Of almost every
man who gets mail at my office distinctly
marked on the papers. AT first the papers
lay in the Office for some time, but now
there are frequent calls for them, especially
by the colored people"
l 49, nav y SSSA - SSPy3 oeo
the doctrines it promulgatesa are Of the basest
species of communism known. 1t is no.
thing more nor less than base attempt to
array the poor and uneducated against
those better informed and in better circum-
stances. 1t remisds the people that times
are hard; tells them that they are about to
be robbed OF their homesteads by the re-
cent decisions Of the Supreme Court, and
that this party proposes to help them by
giving more sgreenbacks and less bare
backs.' The object of the whole thing is
very plain, and I am glad to see. the %.
Seruer has told the people what it all
means. ~
It Is a noticeable fact that these papers
are never sent to the towns, but to the small
country offices, aud most frequently into
the nelghborhoods where there is com
paratiyely small amount OF intelligence.
An investigate on Of the matter shows that
several neighborhoods in this county have
been receiving copies OF the Advocate
regularly, and the same is doubtless true OF
every other county in the State Charlotte
ON. g.) Observer. s 81 5i...
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from the Norfolk Landmark.1-
ThfnSs Wise and Otherwise.

Here is a hint for the ladies', which If
adopted will, give all sous OF Adam the
g best government under the sun ITO wit,
&c petticoat government -: 80 " Empire, de
la femme est ia empire de douceur,
d'adresee, let de conaptc isa,lce ses ordres
sont des caresses, ses pssaaceS, sont des
plenrs..s'' 2. ,i35$
The following reflection from Boswell
:. think that farming, driving q gig, land
editing newspaper1 come naturally to
every man = ~ ss5
Z. Tom Birch is as brisk as q bee; but no
sooner does be take q pen in his hand than
it becomes q torpedo to him and bennmbs
all his facultie5.' 2, & j 60 80.
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RAILROAD.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
y COMMENCING MAY q. 1877.
THROUGH PASSENGER.
800 P. ~ Leaves Richmond lE;sDA -, LII >.
West Point with steamer Havana ini
all points on York river AMI Bt't.-
more. Arrives in Baltimore ~ , ~
NJ. connects with rail-. lines Tor -" "a
ington Philadelphia, Ne" YORK, b'.
ton and all western points Connie >
a, Richmond with trains Oh RlchiHoH.
and Petersburg and CHESAPEAKE aA'
Ohio railroads.
THROUGH FREIGHT.
600 A. NJ I,eaves Richmond MONDAY. WE'D
NESDAY. aud FRIDAY: and cam
300 A. VI TUESDAY, THURSDAY, ana sAi
wv ITRRDAY. Connects with 'lrani'
az West Poin, for river landings bss-
umore and all western points. Con-
meets al Richmond with trains on kich,,
Imou,i and Danviile railroad, Richmohi
and Petersburg, and Chesapeake Az
Ohio railroads.
a.oo p, N, Leaves Richmond daily Iexcept eHH'
day..
THROUGH PASSENGER: ,,v
1o.oo A. NJ Arrives 8, Richmond TCEspAit
N0'NN THURSDAY, and SATURDAY. CON-
meets with trains on Richmond iu1
Petersburg aud Chesapeake ana gnto
-. railroads. steamer Havsna leaves , ha.:
tiinore from Pier IA, IA Light n, Xxi, Xxi.
,ratn:, nom P6iiisdelphis, New IosS;
and western points, and ut Weet ron III
with traius ior Richmond ahd '"@
south.
THROUGH FREIGHT. .n
400 A. arrives nj RichIneHd NONDA 3" 1D
INV "' SESDAY, and FRIDAY; aud ,r
6:15P. N.TUESDAY, THCRsDAh' anu =,
o'Ao iIRDAY. Connects with steamer !"
West Point from Baliimor1. IN
nects with Richmond aad lann'".'
Richmond and Petersburg, ana SaeS"
peake and Ohio railroads.
LOCAL PASSENGER. S,,.
,o.oo " Arrives nc Richmond daily except su" SUI,
Ao'oe ~ day. Connects with kiehmoia 6siS
Petersburg aud Chesapeake ana o''|
railroads. -, >, ., r-nm
M transfer Of fregh, at Richmsnd 70 Or , M
.on,bern points. Cars run through between A'AH''
and West Point ,, ,,h lowest ra,cs,
guaranteed. u,h Guaranteed rates,
issued 10 afnorthern and western pos a. tern and
Through tickets sold to all nSssasf Though.
rekets apply At General Railroad uN, sad
Dee, e26 Main street; a. we seys.aty.thrd and DotI
comnany's depot, corner A"en''
sfrerts. Richmond. va. enr.rtrt.ndeuI
ma as II. I. DOUGLAS sapeIlse-Ne----
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BY j. a. Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
I1l3 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO VALUA-
i BILE FRAME DWELLINGS AND LOTS ON
CASTERIAN SCHOOL AND NEAR THE CITY
JAIL. BY AUCTION.-By virtue OF the provisions
of deed OF trust bearing date the 21st day OF De,
ccmber 1876, from The grantorS named In said
deed to The undersigned, trustee to secure the pay
ment of Negotiable note therein mentioned,
shall as trustee In said deed, default having been
maze in The payment of part Of said note, and
being required so to do by the hoIdeT thSreS ss Dy
of August, 1878, at 6 O'clock r. ~, the TWO
DWELLINGS located as above, with about six
rooms In one and eight In the other besides kltch-
ems, and LOTS 301100 feet.
TERMS: Enough in cash to defray the expense OF
executing this trust and pay OFF the sum OF about
lime 1919 D. A. RICHARDSON.
iv 90 rtF-H .@..... t....... Trustee.
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by Frank ID. Hill,
Real Estate Agent and AuctinDecr,
No. llOS Main streer. ~.

SALE OF VALUABLE
i IMPROVED REAL ESTATE IN THE TOWN
OF ASHLAND, VA, AT AUCTlON.-By virtue
of deed of trust from A. Englekng and wife to
trustee, duly recorded In the clerks ofhce OF
Book No. 8. page 176. and ut the request of the
benefciaries under said deed default having been
made In the payment of a certain negotiable note
therein secured),I will sell at public auction. upon
the premises, on WEDNESDAY, July 31.lS79 at
O'Clock Z. ~, the REAL ESTATE described In
said deed us follows: All that parcel OF land IN ASH,
ACRE OF LAND, with a STOREHOUSE and
DWELLING thereon, being the same property
which was conveyed to said Eng eSluS by James h.
Taylor and wife August 6, 1867.
TERMS Cash as to the expenses OF sale ana SUI.
fcient to pay off note OF $1,000. with interest
now due on same; also note for $500 and interest
due in January, 1878; and as 10 the residue, upon
such terms rs the said EnglekiDg may direcf.
80 w. l.. SLATER, Trustee.
FRANK D. HILL, Auctioneer. jy2 %
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TIME ALLEGHANY SPRINGS FOR
i SALE.-In accordance with a decree entered In
the Mont gomery Circuit Court December 10. 1877,
In the suit Of John F. Slaughter aud others TS. John
u. Langhorne and others, as commissioners, we viii
sell at auction, on the premises, THURSDAY, Au-
situated In Monie emery county, Va, known as the
ALLEGHANY SPRINGS, comprising about 1000
or 1900 acres Of agricultural and grass lands, well
fenced and in high state OF cultivation, with the
improvements theron. ~
HOTEL, COTTAGES, Sc, In good repair. afford
ing first-class accommodations for 900 guests. The
largest BILLIARD-ROOM and finest TEN-PIN
ALLEY In the State: one STORE.HOUSE, now
renting for $500 per aRpum; one No. STABLE
and other out-Iuildings. including RATH:HOUSE,
with all necessary out-houses; one SAW-MILL; one
CORN-MILL, BLACKSMITH and WHEEL
WRIGHT-SHOPS, &C.
viii also sell the PERSONAL PROPERTY. con-
sistlng of the entire outfit for the springs and farm
For more minute description OF this very valuable
Springs: among other features, setting forth the
great value of the WATERS for their medicinal
properties. Persons desiring to purchase are In
Mted 10 examine the property before day of sale.
TERMS OF SALE: One eighth OF purchase-money
cash; one eighth In ninety days, purchaser giving
therefor his negotiable note satisfactorily endorsed,
with interest from day Of sale residue or purchase
money credit OF oDe TWO, ana three years,
purchaser giving therefor bonds with waiver OF
homestead. and approved personal SECURITY, sald
shall also be required TO insure the buildings on said
property for the benefit of the bene6claries under
the decree for amount equal 10 one fourth OF the
purchase money, said insurance to be kept up until
The Court otherwise direct. ..
CHARLES 81. BLACKBOARD,
GEORGE 7. TAYLOE,
jy 22-1m Commissioners.
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BY Richard. OH 6 Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctionecrs,
ll13 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SA e OF ONE
" BUGGY AND HARNESS. AND A BRUS-
Sells CARPET.-By virtue Of n decree OF the
United States District Court In the. matter ct VIII
liam Nj. Ledley. bankrupt, pronounced on the 10Th
day of July, 1878, SHALL as special commissioner
appointed by said decree, sell by auction. on the
premises at The residence Of said William 81 Ledey'
a. Westhampton, at the head or the Westham ROAD:
in Henrico county, on MONDAY the 31st day of
July, 1878, at O'Clock r. NJ, ONE BUGGY,
HARNESS, and BRUSSELS CARPET:
TERMS: Cash. N. Nj. LEE,
Special Commissioner.
Sale Inv " NJ LEE ~
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AND DANNILLE RAIL
N ROAD COMPANY.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS TAKING EFFECT
SUNDAY, JUNE 3,lS7s.

SCHEDULE OF TRAINS jAhlNh EFFEII
SUNDAY, JUNE 23,ls7s.
THROUGH MAIL TRAIN DAILY.
No, l-l:4o p, NJ. leaves Richmond: arrives NJ
Burhcville All T.: NJ. Snln-
crliu's 7:lS L. ~. Danyie
sos +. NJ. GrrcnsD:ro' 1000
L. ", Salisbury 1855 l.. NJ.
and Charlotte las \. ".
-'' Salisbury 4:53 a. NJ. Greens
$50 4. H.. SuihcrIn's 9iO
A. M., Burkeyille 1888 l.. NJ,
aud Richmond 3:l7 IN.
THROUGH PASSENGER TRAIN DAILY.
No 3-ll:l5 L, NJ. leaves Richmond: arrives a.
Burkevillc 2:l4 4. W.. Dan,
Vile 1928 4. NJ, Greensboro
915 4. 81. salisbury ll:ol A.
NJ, and Charlotte 1910 T.. VI
No Alb L. 81, leaves Char Ctte: arrives al
w. 80 : Salisbury 5:47 r. ~. GrerPs-
boro' 1886 +. ~. panTilic
9:3IP L. ~. Burkeyille 3:!s =.
NJ, and Richmond 7 4 II.
Trains Nos and = wan make close connrrit"i
burg and Potomac railroad 10 and from all POINTS
North and East; ut Burkeville with the Auan-
tic. Mississippi and Ohio railroad to aud from Farm.
suthcrIin's with the Milton and Suthcrlln Narrow
Gauge railroad for Milton. y. c.; at Dundee win
the Virginia Mdasd railroad: at Green,6@ro ,y %
and intermediate points; at Airline junction "''"
Atlanta and Charlotte AIRLINE ,,,.
Trains Nos. 3 aud will connect at Richm0na pE'
Ing North and South with the Richmond, frr'i'-
rieksburs and Potomac railroad for WashinSi"n
and ali points North and West, aud with the Che ST.
peake and Ohio railroad for all points West; a!
Dundee with Virginia Midland railroad To- az!
from Washington and all points North ana Mcr'
ut Greensboro with. North Carolina ralIroan ot
Raleigh, GoIdsboro'. and intermediate point
ut Salisbury with the Western North Carolina
railroad at Charlotte with the Charlotte: Gpium-
ba and Augusta railroad 10 and from all pit'
North and South. These trains run daily on 'is
Richmond and Danvue railroad and connect 2,
above, except going north on Sunday morning aHa
going south Monday morning. Trains making ms
connection run daily on Richmond. FEdtrIchs
burg and Potomac and Chesapeake ana ONO faT
roads except Sunday. .,.,
Trains ON the n. W. y. e.. railroad run oci"s'u
Greensboro and Salem daily except SUNDAY.
Pullman palace drawing-iOom and s'.tyihE-aea
run on trains Nos. l and between Ne" l"f.
and Atlanta ria Richmond. and on Nos. an" .
between Richmond and Charlotte, ana r'"ee"
Washington, Danville, Charlotte. aud Augusta.
Tickets sold TO all southern and south"SHfh
points, and baggage checked through.
Locsl tickets are good only for continuous
between the points named on The tickets. NO !Ai'
wv T. W. i. ThLCoTT,
-. #sI General Superintendent
JOHN r. MACMuRDo. General Passenger Agent
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AUCTION sAEEs-.Eutnre Days
- by Richardson & Cos, 1ss,sit
Real Estate Agents md Auctioneers,
lll3 Main street.

49,
TRIJsTERs SALE Of VALUABLE
I'REAI,:s ESTATE ON FOURTH. STREET.
CORNER BYRD STREET. IN THE CITY OF
RICHMOND, By AHCTI0N.-By virtue or the
provisions of deed Of trust bearing date the 2lst
day OF May, 1877, from the grantor therein named
to the undersigned trustee, duly recorded In the
clerks office Of The Chancery Court of the city Of
Richmond, TO secure the payment OF the negotiable
note therein mentioned tdefaut having been made
In the payment Of said note, and being required so
TO do by tue holder thereby, shall, trustee in
said deed, sell by auction. ON the premises on
MONDAY the 29th day Of July. 1873. at 6
deed consisting of o valuable LOT OF LAND, 'front.'
ing go feet on the northeast corner OF Fourth and
Byrd streets and running back between parallel lines
$50 feet, with valuable FRAME DWELLING
thereon, with basement ana two stories above con-
tanning seven rooms, kitchen, &c.
TERMS Enough In cash to defray the expense OF
executing. this trust and to pay OF the sum OF
$500, with interest thereon from the 21ss day OF
MAY, 1878; the residue on such terms as shall be
announced at the rime OF sale. Other terms may be
given than those mentioned above. .--.. . -.
efy rs J. A. RICHARDSON. Trustee.
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by Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
. No. 4 Eleventh street. .

A SSIGNEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
II LEASE-HOLD ESTATE ON CARY STREET,
IN THIS CITY OF RICHMOND. AT AUCTION.-ln
execution of decree Of the District Court Of the
United States for the Eastern District OF Virginia
will sell at puolic auction, on the premises, on
SATURDAYS 27.h ynly, ls7s' az - 9'cocs w..
Bile forever, owned by G. W. jenkins, bankrupt;
UPON A LOT OF GROUND on the north side Of
Cary street between Fourteenth and Fifteenth
streets, with BRICK FOUNDRY, &C., thereon,
which will be sold along with the lease of the LOT.
The lot fronts about 371 feet and runs back about
200 feet to wi lie alley.
TERMS: Cash. HARYE? WILSON,
Assignee Of G. W. jenkins. bankrupt.
GEuDBS & WILLIAMS, Auctioneer.
.. jy 23-Tu,Th&S3
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Fifty thousand dollars to the lawyer,
and s2, 300 to the widow is the way they
divide estates In New York city, according
! to the Graphic. 800. 81,
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FLOR the T,,snstch. i Is

EFOr thes UiSpatch.I - ~
Never pay The State debt hold q siiR upper In
. Issue scrip to the camnabla d.tor-rnce. 4
Let Tho Governors agents then buy mp tha scrin. +
AZ q bali or Al third OF fourth OF lis face. Il
h Repeat the dose antit cured.
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.A,.UCTIOs saLEs-..Thi. pay.
?. BysEfward C.sGodait,. s.s
Real Estate Agent and Anc.ioneer,

9,.4 ,ss,ss No. IUI5 Mali stree'. az 4 90,
T1YCELLENT BRrCK-AND-FR'AME
EI.DWEILTN6 ON THIRD b r RE z, BE.
TWEEN CANAL AND BYRD sTREETS, F0 ~
1879 II win sell, on the premises, at 81 O'Clock +
NJ. the DWELLING lately occupied bY Mr. 70.
Brtce COOK containing six ROOMS, bath room. sta
tionary Hashstands, &c. s.,@r,-e ,.f.s rSa -,
The Yard IS set in siIrrb5ery and trees. The LOT
fronts 90 feet and s1ms back 120 feet oa2O-foot
: This property IA In one or the most desirable
reIghborhoods In the city, and will be sold low
TERMS: One fourth cash ; balance ne six, twelve,
added - "a EDWARD G, GOQpN.
~ IA ~ &<1 Aucuoneer.
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DRICK DWELLING No. s. ON THE
d SOUTH SIDE OF DUVAL STREET. Be
TWEEN FIRST AND FOUSHEE STREETS.
WITH A LARGE LOT ATTACHED, FOR SALE
ATAUCTION-I will offer for sale NJ auction on
TUESDAY the 3Oth day of July. 1873, upon the
premises, at 81 O'Clock p. NJ, that NEAT BRICK
DWELLING and LOT located as above stated: The
DWELLING has about Ave rooms, with KITCHEN,
and the LOT fronts seventyone feet, more or less,
and runs back g5 feet more or less. r.
: TERMS: One third cash balance at six and twelve
months for negotiable notes with six per cent. add
ed, and secured by deed Of trust.
- ; = III 4 - FRANCIS T. ISBELL,
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FURNITURE.

WE MAKE NO PRETENSIONSm
or change business; but we VIII guarantee to "a
sell FURNITURE OF all kinds at prices rs low
as any house In the city, stock being full and
complete In ParlSr, Chamber, and Dining-Room
Furniture or all kinds. We will offer special bar
gnns in Hne suits parlor and chamber for the next
thirty days. Parties In want OF Furniture or any
Kind should not fall to examine stock before pur-
chasing. Z. GATHklGHT & SON,
Nv lo.2m ..ss,sl.t- :. 16 Governor street.
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DRUGS. MEDICINES. DC.

NTEsTLE'S LACTEOUS FARINA AND
al, tho nonular ,Iiefetics for infants and invalids
sold at MEADE & BAKERS DRUGSTORE,
iv % - 919 Main street.
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FOR sAtE = to give civ MO
stock or CHA MBEk, PARLOR. and DINING ~
ROOM FURNITURE Is now for sale at manu- !
facturers' prices. u{.s ts3sIat
Over ffieen per cent. saved by purchasing your
FURNITURE ag ARTHUR ROQSEY'S,
- ltsf 81 49, Warerooms 1907 Main street
p. S.-PARLOR SUITS or Coteline and other Fine
Upholstery; CHAMBER SETS OF French Plate
Glass aud Best Ftnish:. SIDEBOARDS,s HAT
RACKS, EXTENSION-TABLES, &C.-au or the
finest make and patterns.
such opportunity is seldom offered to. set GOOD
FURNITURE f7EaRt sslitts< .sti53.s+ 1e 70
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BY Francis T. Isben,

II By FRANCIS I. IsDeU, .'|-E
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.
No. 8 Eleventh street, between Main and Bank
80 streets. . ,.aa- .. =.
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r. D.. GATEWOOD, 1908 EAST "a s.
e.. MAIN sTREET.-Furntture Is now ct IN
stock being bought before. the advance In prices,
parties buying from me get The advantage thereof.
am selling goods as low as they can be had THIS
side of New York have In stock all the neweSt
designs for Parlor, Chamber. and Dining Room All
parties can be suited Ia quality and price, Chairs
specialty. Uphostering and Repairing. Terms nse-
rai. 20 Al
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p eT,IPN on TEn wANpERER,

RETURN NhNbcnr.fs
On Friday afternoon, when he did not
return home, after going to a. neighbours
yard to see o playmate. his aunts were
alarmed, because he had not before been
away so long. That night the friends Of
the Misses Jackson, directed by the Rev.
Mr.. Williams, Of Christ EpiscopaD church.
searched the neighborhood far and near,
making inquiries everywhere. To add to
their alarm q story came to their ears that
the missing boy had been seen talking to
strange men in o buggy about noon This.
story was traced TO It's reputed authors by
Miss Amanda Jackson and was found to be.
false. 81 t5.,lE a. $50
The next morning the Saugatuck river
WAS dragged for his body, and kilograms
We're sent to his two uncies In South Nor
walk, to Stamford, and all the principal sta
tons ON the New Haven railroad. Search
ing parties were formed to scour the woods.
The Rev. Mr.. Lewis, Of the Memorial
church, got into carriage with friend and
drove; down along the lire OF the railroad to
stimulate watch ulness at all the stations
and make personal inquiries. AS the. fore.
noon wore on and no tidings came the
church bells were rung. by advice OF the.
ciergymen, 10 call all the people together. a
very Barge gathering was the result, but just
as the meeting mas organizing TO make ac-
tive efforts for the recovery OF the lad infor-
nation was brought that he had returned
and had been welcomed with 10y by his
alllits = -
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RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AND CHESPEAkEt
RAILROAD. !
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
~ COMMENCING WY u, IT,
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JOHN r. aiACMURDo, General Passenger Agent.
Ia
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Engineer and Superintendent
CONWAY X. HOWARD,
General Passenger and Ticket Agrn'.
% Richmond, Va.