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The New York herald., 1878-09-30
OBITUARY.

THE REV. DR.. JicKsoN, OF OXFORD.
The Rev. Or. Jackson, Provost Of QUEENS College.
Oxford, died ac Askham Hail. Penrith, on Ssps
iember l3. Dr. Jackson succeeded to tho Pro.
vostsnip in 1862, upon the elevation OF DR..
Thomson TO the bishopric OF Gloucester and
Bristol. He was placed in thu second class in Lit
Human. IN 1871; graduated T. A. in 1872; NJ A.,
1914; d., 1897; d. d., 1892 and was successfully
Follow Tutor and Bursar OF his college Ho was
formerly domestic cha plain 10 ths Earl OF Lonsdalo
was appointed Whitehall Preacher Ia 1921 WAS Cnsn.
celior OF tie die;ese OF Carlisle from ls46 to 1855:
Rector oi Ciioura Westnorei,nd, from 1S4l 10 1858;
Archdeacon and Canon OF Carlisle !rcm 1856 to 1852
and was aferward appointed rector OF Lowher, near
?onrith.
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STABLE AND TENEMENT HOUSE RuINED.
NArIcs, Msss.. Sept. 20, ts7a
Hsywoods stable, ON Washington street, and Two
small stables aud a tenement house, owned BY O. II.
were burned this evening. Loss, $40, 900.
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EPIDEMIC AMONG HORSES.
lBY 1ELEeRAPH TO THE HEBALD.1
g liam calnfx ~ 4 aa-Q

Tue DISEASE SUPPOSED TO DE BLIND STAG
GERS.
by 1ELEGRAPH TO THE HEBALD.1
sALrM, Salem county, Nd, sept 20. 1878.
A disease krown as blind sta2eors has prevailed
hero among horses. About fifty horses have died.
Tho disease has mostly prevailed IN Salem county in
the township oil Lower Penns Neck, Elsinboro and
Lower Greek. IL originates IN low, marshy lands.
There are several suppositons as TO Its cause Ono
theory is that eating long grass In tho hot
IL. Another ilici Is tho heavy fogs anu grass IRON
marshy ground super erinduced IT, Tho first rost gcu-
craily Kills the disease. 1t also prevails in Cumbcr.
land county, IN Back Neck, Newport and KoadstowB
Tho sy mptoins are those usual TO blind stnEgers
Ior the diseuso has been found in homeopathic
medicine aud bleeding IN the tall The disease is
nearly ever In this county
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A FATAL FALL.
[pY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.

lBY TELEGRApH TO The HERALD.
NORFOLK, Va, Sept. %, 1873
Lafayette Brown, negro laborer the iarm OF
John Berry, Portsmouth, while driving load OF
hay to the barn yesterday, fell or the wagon and,
striking pchors, drove the tines into hts siomac
aud through his pody.
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FIRES.
FLAMING MILL BURNED.

BUFFALO, Sept 20, 1873.
The planning mill OF E. b. scarles, aud lumber In
tho mill, the property o Benson Locke, burned
tonight. Supposed cause. inoendisrism. scarIcs'
loss Is S11 900; insurance, 81 600 Benson Lockes
loss Ia SIC, coo; insurancs, $1,000
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CHESTER PARK RACES.
CixclsxArr. ONO. Semi. 20. I

CINCINNATI, Ohio Sept 20, 1878.
Tho fall trottlng races at Chester PARK Will com
mence Tuesday, october and continue four days.
The entries embrace some nno rotters and the races
promise to be very good
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THE WRECK OF THE TASMANIA.

NORFOLK wRECKING COMPANY on THE
SPOT TO SAVE THE CARGO AND RAISE TAH
SHIP
INK TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALp.1
NORFOLK, Va, Sept. 20. 1873
Tho Baker Wreekipg Company, Of this city, have
received intelligence OF the arrival at Ponce Of their
steamers which loft here recently for tho Of
the English mail steamer Tasmania, sunk nj that
place. The Bakers have gone to work to tho
cargo and material OF tho Tasmania. OF which there
IL o sufficient quantity available to render the expe.
dltion 1ue pecuniary success The work OF raising
the steamer will 90 proceeded with rs soon tho
cargo Is sufficiently removed The expedition 10 well
equipped with appliances Tor the business In naud.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.


The following record viii show the changes 10 the
temperature tor the past tweutyfour hours IN com.
parisou with the corresponding date OF last year. as
Indicated by tho thcrmometcr al Hudnuts pharmacy
(HERALD Buildingl. No. llS Broadway
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sfR THOMAS BrDDUr,pH.

General Sir Thomas Myddlcon Bddulph, Keeper
OF the Queens Privy Purse, died IN LONDON yester.
day. He had bsen connected with tho Quoen's mouse.
held tor twenty-sevcn years.
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APER FACTORY DESTROYED.

NORWOOD, Mass. Sept. 20, 1878.
A Gre this afternoon destroyed the paper manuiac-
turing mill Of Isaac Ellis, with q large amount OF
manufactured goods and stock. The loss is about
$l5, 600; partially insured.
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A-T0 GET RID OF FEVER AND AGUE, Inc
ermttrIt rorttent fever Dr. JAYsEs AcuK Mtx.
TURF standard remedy that acts quickly and
oughiy sold ever where
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What are teeth without a tooth-wash
Where's the pleasure OF the breath
III the teeth are black or yellow
II the mouth Is foul ~ DEATH
To what no teeth gums amount.
Or breath, deprived OF sozopoSrf
sozODONr.
No toilet Is complete without soxopoxr II combines
and impsrts delicious fragrance to the breath. Its uss
should be ntcrm.ed needs bs kspa
pure ecan by nothing better than so1ooosr can
this be effected.
MINERAL WATER A. srEPnANI 90. 40 NswsI. sole,
Importers
A.--BRooKs' BOOTS AND SHOES BEST IN THE
city Low prices i.ioG broadway, corner 10Th st.
AMIDoN's NEWEST FALL SHAPES IN GEN.
tlemen's SILK ard DrgBr iiAts special announcements
q reduction in Price .. best sis 81 spceises
Has. 22J 9th av
BEST WORN MEDICINE KSOwN.-BRowN,5
vEEsIyucn CoNrirs. OK Wow IoxKaGss 70 box.
H. H. II. rnE PRINCE or NALEs is ORDER.
ing "BoLtisGEn m the hncst Champagne that 10
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DONE CnBAP ToN cAsu
At flik MnlROPoLIrAS
JuB pRiNiiNG OFFICE.
7. NJ. sIEwAHT's STEAM CARPET CLEANING
Wcrks. 3z0 'ui a,. send 'or circular.
THE HERALD OFFERS FOR SALE
TWO SINGLE BULLOCK rBRrEcraa PRsssEA
capable OF printing 1000 copies per hour
an csa'pago paper either six seven or eight eclunua
Also ALL TnE sTEeEorypE MACHINERY BE,
Lofs9iSss sn,Ss sincn smE%s'o
Address. g. BENNETT.
New YORK Herald
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Mn. uoYr's FUNERAL TOMORROW.

Dr. l.. W. d. Pardcc, OF soutn NorwaIk Conn,
hlcd certificate OF death yesterday at the Corners
ofice In this city In tho case OF J.. u. H)vt. Of
Haron one oil the victims Of the AdelpLi tragedy.
The Coroner's office gave permit Tor the burial of
tho vc.im, which ceremony VII take place to-
morrow.
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What are teeth without n toot wash
where's the pleasure Of the breath
IL the teeth are black or yellow,
N the mouth ~ foul 40 death
To what 40 teeth or gums amount.
Or breath, deprived Of sozoDONT
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sOzODoNr.

A--sELzEH BRUNNEN NAfUR Al. SPARKLING
| MINERAL WATER A. srEPnANI q 60. - New ST.. sole,
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THE ADELPHto BOILER.

DETBRMISArioN OF THE AUTHoBITIEs IN
WASHINGTON 10 ORDER STRICT IsvEsIf-
CATION.
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A.--BROOKS' BOOTS AND SHOES BEST IN THu
city. Low prices l.I0G Broadway, corner 2yth st.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-15
The Visit of the Colored Battolion-Tb,

The Visit of the CoLored Battalion.-The
First Virginia battalion Of colored yolun-
teers-Major R. 81. johnson commanding.
Lieutenant j. B. johnson, OF this city, adj
jutant-paraded in Richmond yesterday,
and afterwards had dress-parade at STRAIT
ford Park, in Manchester. The battalion
consists of the Virginia Grays, Captain
Scott; the Attucks Guard, Captain Crump;
the Carney Guard. Captain Booker; and
the Uaion Gnasd OF this city, Captain Cum
ningham. The battalion was headed by a
band, were out in very full ranks, and their
soIdierig bearing and good marching were
favorabig commented on. They were fol-
lowed to the Park by an immense throng
Of white and .e0lored juveniles and many
adults, and the .dpess- parade was witnessed
by a large gathering. The Richmond conn
panies proceeded ito their armories after the
parade, eseeafed "a Rortion OF the way by
the Union Guard.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-15
BY Richardson 6 Co..
Real Estate Agents AMI Auctioneers,
No. lib Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
i SUBURBAN FARM BY AUCTION.-By vir-
tue Of the provisions of cerai deed of trust from
Martin S. Taylor and wife, bearing date The 7h daY
Of October, 1877, 10 the undersigned trustee, duly
recorded In Tie clerks Office of the County Court OF
Henrico, TO secure The payment OF certain negotl,
bic note therein mentioned. shall rs trustee in said
decd being required so 10 do by the holder OF SAD
uote. sell by auction. on the premises, on IuES-
DAY the 22d day Of October, 1878, ut O'Clock 2.
~, The VALUABLE FARM known rs EDGE
WOOD containing ONE HUNDRED AND FOR
TY-SlX ACRES. more or less, thirty acres of which
are I'm fne timber of oak pine. &c. The balance Is
highly improved and adapted 10 general farming,
MISUNDERSTANDING. the dairy business &c IL fronts
on the Hermitage road, about two miles from the
city: runs back to the Richmond, Fredericksburg
and Potomac railroad, and adioins the lands Of
Messrs Thomas Branch. 4. j. Chewing, - Nor
dec;,i, Alexander Walker, and Others; Inc I'M
movements ure TWO STORY FRAME DWELL
ING, nearly new. with Six rooms: the usual out
houses, and 4 large ice-housc and pond.
TERMS: Enough in cash TO dcfray the expense OF
executing This trust and TO pay off the sum OF
$500. with interest thereon from the 7th day Of
April. 1878; credit OF six months on $4,000
from the uay Of said sale. with interest thereon from
the 7th day of April 1878: and the residue on surn
terms shall be announced at me lime OF sitld SAFE
NJ II j. 4. RICHARDSON. Trustee
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! y:Rlcbardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Aucuoneers'
z;i5.t, i: Ills Main street.

T,RUsTEE,S SALE OF TWO YALUA-
! pG = ER aNTE DWELLINGS AND LOTS ON
FTFTEENTH STREET. OPPOSITE THE Ian;
CASTERIAN SCHOOL AND NEAR THE CITY
Jaff.-BY AUCTIOE.-By virtue of the provisions
OF deed of trust bearing date the 21st day Of De-
cember 1876 from the grant ors named In sa,h aeea
to The undersigned trustee to secure Inc OF
neroiiabie note therein meni ioEed shall as trus-
lee in said deed. default having been made In the
payment Of part of said note, and being requirct
80 to do by the holder thereof, sell by ancton. on
TUESDAY the 18Th October, 1873, at O'Clock +.
M. the TWO DWELLINGS lccated as above, with
about six rooms in and eight In the other De-
sides kitchen, and lots 80 by 100 feet each.
TERMS: Enough in cash to defray the expense OF
executing This trust and 10 pay Off the sum or ahou
SIS 90, with interest thereon from the FIST Jay Oh
June. 1878. D.. A. RlCdAtnSON,
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BY ". Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
Office corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

GALE AT AUCTION OF EXCELLENT
y BRICK STORE, AND DWELLING ON TIL
NORTH SIDE OF BROAD BETWEEN NUN
FORD AND GiLMER STREErS.-At the request
of the owner. who resides in distant Slale shall
sell at auction, on the premises, Oh TUESDAY
NEXT the 18th of October. 1875, at - O'Clock +.
NJ, the excellent BRICK STORE and DWELLING
located as above covered With tin) now IN me oc
cuDancy Of Mr.. s. q. Tyler. containing SIX rooms,
Including cellar: also brick Kitchen with two
rooms; city water on the LOT, which has 'front.' OF
80 feet and depth Of ABOUT :! 40 ieet 70 an aiIey
in that part of Broad street where real estate is fast
improving in value.
TERMS: One third cash: balance at six and
twelve months, for negotiable notes, inEercct added
oc II w. GODDIN, Auctioneer.
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TIE Political Ctdnr1ss.-The Conserya.
fige ctra-room and headquarters and that oil
lie friends Of Mr.. Newman Rae now in adj.
Joining apartments, in the aeesnd story oil
HeideiSs Hail.
Ia a feW days the ward supesfn tendents
apnoiated by Superintend dent Jordan will
announce the names OF the Conservative
minufesnten and Observation-Disclosures In
their respective wards. They win ali be
GOOD men and frle, and it is proposed to
make the canvass ail aggressive one.
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by Edward G. Goddin, @
Real Estate Agent and Auctloneer,
lois Main street.

UyRTsTEE's SALE OF ELEG Mt
RESIDENCE AND EIGHT ACRES OF
LAND ON MAIN STREET LFMiLE!WEST
OF TIE CITY-Bv virtue of a. deed OF trust dated
OH September. ST., duly recorded In me clerks
office or Henrico County Court being required soto
do by the beneficiary therein secured VIII sell on
the premises. on WEDNESDAY. October 70; 1Sd -
at az O'Clock ?. NJ, the BEAUTIFUL BRlCh
-DWEtLLING containing twelve rooms, with mar
bic lpantels and. elegantly finished walls, lately
owned by II. W. Brown. Esq. Large brick Kitchen
orchard of pears. apples, and peaches. Every part
Of the place is in excellent ORDER and Is one OF The
most desirable residences IN the western suburbs.
TERMS: While the deeds upon this property re-
uuire cash, am authorized by the holders of the
notes to sell for Que third cash the balance ut tx,
twelve and eighteen months. with six per ceat. In
terest, secured by trust deed.
oc11 Trustee.
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BY Frank d. dill, Real Estate Auctionee1.
llCS Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
l. BRICK DWELLING ON THE NORTHWEST
CORNER OF MAIN AND FOURTH STREETS,
NOW OCCUPIED By ROBERT I. WILLIAMS,
ESQ AT AUCTION.-By virtue Of q decd of trust
from William 3. Stanard and wife dated 27lh Feb
rnary. 1874. and duly recorded In the clerks OF,
fee OF the Richmond Chancery Court. III ID. u. Log
c. page 335. 10 the undersigned trustees default
having hccn made in the payment OF cerfaip Dond
therein secured. and at the request OF me holder
thereof we will sell auction. on the premises, on
THURSDAY the oath day of Uctnher, 1SIS:at AZ
O'Clock Z. NJ. tile VALUABLE PROPERTY 10.
cated as above, and described in said deed as AL
that certain piece parcel of land In the city OF
Richmond on lie north. Size of Main street NJ itS
intersection with Fourth street. and containing ~
feet ground tfroni). running mack the same Width
100 feet on the western line of Fourth street to
foot alleys The Improvements consist OF "a
well-conslruc BRICK BUILDING, basement
and three stories above hi lex Kitchen and brlck
stable. and the usual modern improvements. The
location of this properly is central anu the neigh
borood excellent and IS well adapted for a profes-
siona man or as private residence. $3.50
TERMS: $4,000 due by bond. note for : 6U
due january l, 1877, and interest on The said bond
at eight per cent. from january /. 1877. TIL paid
with the expenses of SALE In cash; the BALANCE upon
terms TO be announced on The day of sale.
JOHN II. GUY. }Trrs,ees-
NJ. NJ. GILLIAM.} hi"'
Sale by FRANK ID. HILL, AuctiOnf or. oc Il
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BY Frank D. Hill,
Real Estate Auctioneer.
HOS Main street.

EXECUTORS SALE OF VERY VALU-
II ABLE DWELLING, WITH VACANT Lot
ATTACHED, No. sol WEST FRANKLIN
AND MADISON STREETS.-Byr request Of the exc
cutorS Of The llie DR.. Robert Archer. Will offer for
sale ut public auction. on WEDNESDAY, October
16, 1873, ut ~ O'Clock, on the premises, the VERY
DESIRABLE BRICK RESIDENCE, located is
above described. The improvements consist OF a
THREE-STORY BRICK BUILDING, containing
eleven twelve rooIns: brick kitchen. four rooms,
with modern improvements. The VACANT LOT
on the west of the house will be sold witt or without
the house, suit the views OF the the lot
fronts go feet running back $50 feet 10 an alley 15
feet wide This location Is Of the most Gesira-
BILE in The city for family residence aud the house
Is we'll built
TERMS: One third cash balance SIX and twelve
months, with six per cent interest added, secured
Inv deed of trust FRANK u. HILL,
4 cc 10 .-a, Aucttoneer.
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FOR RENT.

TOR RENT. TWO DESIRABLE@ a.
NEW BRICK HOUSES. Nos. els aid N:5
SIT east Leigh street. containing eight rooms each
nantry, bath. room, and water.coset Possession at
once. g.. -, ~ . - ,,.., ,ud
BRICK HOUSE at southwest corner Marshall and
First streets, len rooms; kitchen four rooms gas
and wafer. Possession ut once Apply 70 m
= GUDDIN, WARREN Il CO,
oc7 5-3t ll06 Maiu street.
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Church NoteS.-There were no special
services at any OF the city churches Sunday.
At the Baptist and Presbyterian churches
the sacrament OF the Lords Supper was
partaken Of. The revival at the Methodist
church has closed, after continuance oil
several weeks. The fruits Of this season OF
grace has been some thirty converts, most
Of whom will in due season be received
into church-fellowship.
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Chesterfield Co1rthouse.-A number Of
our citizens yesterday went out to attend
the October session of the County Court at
Chesterfield Courthouse, and also to take
part in the mass-meeting there to be held.
The trial Of Wilson Poteat, charged with a
lasciyious assault, was commenced. The
Court, however, without concluding the
case, adjourned to enable all present to at
tend the meeting elsewhere noticed.
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BY Grubbs & Williams.
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
By Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Aucttoneers,
Ills Main street. r

TWO NEW AND ATTRACTIVE TWO
cTOPy RRICK DWELLINGS ON SIXTH
STREET. NEAR LEIGH STREET FOR SALE
BY AUCTI0N.-On MONDAY The Hl 81. Oct9 tsoI
m the nrc1nises. those TWO NEW AND ATTRAC-
Tive TWU-STORY, BRICK DWELLINGS on the
wesr side Of Sixth street just beyond heisn, con,
servants rooms, with the modern improvements.
OCCUPIED by prompt-paying tcnanls. These houses
are so centrally situated that they are always &C.
TERMS: One Third cash; balance in. six and
twelve months. negotiable notes given FOR the de.
forred naymcuts. with interest added, ana s. curcd
by n deed of trust. RICHARDSON s CO..
" 80 ! x -. NJ gAuctionecrs.
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Personal.-Henry A. Jordan, Esq, city
superintendent OF the Conservative party,
was able to be out yesterday after several
days indisposition, occasioned by his old
wound received in 1862 on the extreme
front. At this critical juncture Manchester
cannot afford to lose, even for one day, the
services Of so good man rs Mr.. Jordan.
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RICHMOND AND PETEHsDtR RIG
RAII moab COMPANY. !

RICHMOND AND PETEHsDtRGl
RAILROAD COMPANY.
TOMMENCING MONDAY, June 10, 1873,
" trains on this read Will run as to!Io"''
LEAVE RICHMOND SocIH.
$40 4. Nj, THROUGH MAI. daily. CONNECTING
for Charleston, Augusta CoiIinb,a, sd
y anisar Ea'e Mnlt S+ Sss 6 Ms1
and ali points South and Southwest;
Stops ut Manchester and Chester anu
all regular stations, Oh signal.
1.3sP,M. EMPRESS daily except sGn.asj'
lao makes close connection at Peters
burg with tine Atlantic, n:,sis-
sIppi and Ohio railroad for Lynch
barg, Farmylle, and other local stu
tions on that road, making same
time as by any other line. fSssehserS
taxing this train viii make clAse con-
necilSn a. Petersburg for NOTION,
and At Norfolk with spendid biS-nhe
steamers for Baltimore, PhllIleighi4'
and New York, aud with the oi1 p"-
r1inion steam err for New York. stops
at Manchester aud Chester. ,s
4:3o P. IL, FRElGHT daily texceps suna2y' VIA
coach attached. Gan
l1:lo P. D.. THROUGH MAIL daily except STh-
aay), connecting for Gloon, -" "a,
m,ngton, Raleigh. Charleston, anu "a "a,
gannsh. Pullman sleciinG-ear i'r
Wilmington and the south.
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH A.,
500 A. NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily ssxeem F Mo.-
eonneesasp With gish raipS.d t's sSs
ali points North. East, and est. e,,-
500 A. ", FREIGHT TRAIN daily tsxe sSeS sun
WV " tayl with passeuser cosch attaoneSS g..
o.,op n EMPRESS TRAIN daily {eScep, sun
1'io ' daTlconnec,iny with Richmond Fred
erichsburx xnd Po.ouiac railroan. lea!-
inc Richmoad al 4 L. 81. for all points
North and Northwest.
..oo p NJ TIiROUGH NAH. daily, connecting
GOV : -A viii Richmond, Fredericksburg ana
potomac railroad for all points Eass
and Nest, Also, making close cenAec.
ron with the Chesapeake and ONO
abroad for the Virginia Springs ana
ali noints North and West. This train
sfoi,s al Manchester and Chester, ana
sIi regular stations, on signal.
Art, TRAINS leaving Petersburg VIII start ITO"
tas A PP.nfPSInN TRAIN leaves Richmond for Pc
,ossSsrs. NE o A. AZ. aud 4:S0 z. n. EVERY Sun
nnys lie l0l A. SHAW, Superintendent
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BAPTIsT SuSDAY-ScHo0l ASSOCIATION
The Baptist Sunday School Association met
With the First Baptist church Sunday at 81
I. Nd. B. Winston president.
:. The,r reports from the schools for the month
showed the following average attendance,
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Postmaster Agpeastad. MILES 2. Dnvaa
,I,as been appointed postmaster at Procters
,Greak. ChesterEed county, vice z. w. Beas-
iey. resigned. This post-ofice is located at
Halfway station. on the Richmond and Pc
terShnrg railroad.
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IS Cointg in,prG penent is. There are at this
time several new frame buildings going up
at Chester, two near the old COURTHOUSE,
and q number are reported In other sections
OF the county.
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The Temperance Movement. = Encouraged
Nv the success OF the temperance revival
among the colored people, some jealous
friends az the good cause In this city are
Imakinr strenuous efforts to organise di-
vision I'm our midst. ss95s 81: