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and State of Minnesota.
Will Take Notice
that ON the 18th dry of April, 1878, did
ceive warrant from the City Comptroer of
the city of st. Paul, for the collection OF the
above named assessments.
The nature of this warrants that if you Gajl
to pay the assess ments within
THIRTY DAYS
after the first publication of this notice, shall
report you and your real estate SO assessed az
delinquent, and apply to the District Court o.
the county of Ramsey, Minnesota, for judg-
ment against your lands, lots, blocks or parcels
thereof SO assessed including interest, cost and
expenses, and for order of the Court to sell
the same for the payment thereof.
+. A. REM.
107-l1S City Treasurer.
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Whitney d Smiths Add.

st. Paul, 2 "a 62
W. c. and Susan harrington, und1s each,
commencing at sw corner of Lot l
Block Is, Rice & Irvine's addition.
thence My on dividing line between
lots and 2, blk Is, to center of said
blk; thence ely at right angles y it'll di-
viding line of said lots l and 2,lf
94-10O feet; thence sly to point on My
line of Sd treet, inches WY from WHY
line of stone building now standing on
said lot l, produced. to said WY line
of Sd street, thence WY 80 feet more or
less to beginning, lot I, blk Is Is Ga
Rice Dc Irrtne's Add.
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WANTED,

BOARD WANTED in private family for gentle
ID man, wife and baby. Apply 81 East Third
street. 115-116
VNIANTED-A SITUATION, by young married
w man of good character in any business, under
stands bookkeeping, and will make himself gen r
ally useful Best of references. Address, L. o. F.,
this Office. 115-117
VNTANTED-A situation by gentleman who has
accept employment in any merchandising line or
as traveller. Address,
81 ACCOUNTANT. Globe Office.
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100 feet 2 IS "a G.
Albert Armstrong, commencing on Third
street 50 feet west from intersection of
dividing line of lots l and 2, blk 49,,
Rice & 1rvine's add and north line CT
Sd st; thence west along said north line
"A feet; thence north to point sc feet
east fran corner of 4th and Washing
ton streets; thence east "a feet to =
point 80 feet west from where the di-
viding line between said lots and
intersects said line of 9Th street; thence
south 100 feet; thence and W to begin
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FOR RENT.

nor RENT.-A Farm at Lake Como. comprising
i all the Improved Land within limits of the So
Johanna Road" together with the Buildings and
other improvements situate thereon the same being
known as the Ayd place. BY order of the Commits
tee on Public Parks, M. J. O'CONNOR,
113-tf City Clerk.
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Probate Court

y
Estate of John r. Irvine. Petition of Nancy
Irvine for letters of administration filed.
Estate of j. Warner johnson. Executors
bond fled
Estate of Charles Flodin. Administrator
account filed.
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Financial Statement of the Board of Educa-
ton for the Month of April, 1878.

In the treasury March 31st. ....... $500 8!
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All in the city of st, Paul, county of Ransey
and State of Minnesota.
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Ritl1llolld islatrll
.r1,r-psrs N \. AUGUST 20, 1878.
RIcaaoNp, Va, August g rs. is y. =, !.

RrcpaoNp, Va, August AZ, ~, is - =,
Efsfcrs Dispatch would i,ks ]. ~ 5,a .s,-
uuire why It q that me gIs s.sen :. Of Hal.
fesserate dead buried il seeslon a a ~ nS.
fvscnod are not properly attendea VT ~, . J.
sss,nSw tho deeds 81 those brave men cail ior
shs sana sympathy and the same atten,ion
~ .ue .sa receive. and not because TINS
saas an il III an out-of.theway place, PACK
s seos The main avenues, hidden from
the general passer-by, ought u 70
no entirely forgotten. The otheF sec
lions are kept clean and In nice order.
The beautiful shrubbery there presents tDs
annearance OF being frequently trimmea
and arranged, while inthe section o. Weisn
I write weeds, wsrcgrass, vines, ana unoe :.
brush OF every kind are aiiowea peIl le':s
control. have been told that this iot y
sceiied the >. Officers Section" sucn pel1g
fhe case. it ought certainly TO demand =
ureater care. Ny attention was carey ~, ~
fhe condition OF affairs there shoft t,hie
since while looking for the grave OF -
friend. and which / found In TINS piace
after considerable difficulty, as the stoes'al
the head OF the graves Of q great many ar
entirely obscured by the heavy growth O
vines and weeds. / do not know. whose
duty it il to attend to this work. whoever
II be, they should certainly see that az ale
attended to, and not allow any portion = '
suffer. and sur9ly not give one section III. NO.
attention than another. a. a. W.
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s,aepla 90 al ari shnastic turn OF mind want.
IA fnone what has become OF these Tast sue
cessiye annunl payments g Beyond an o. ..
casionn, draw ing.room reception, state oaii,
6 concert now end then, Queen victoria
spends nothing In state display. THIS y = 2
weIl.kuown and extensively discussed ia sss
Even these, expenditures were suspended
during her long retiracy. but her income me
Was regularly drawn from the treasury q.
and large suns called Tor TO endoW !. ne y.
nnn,eros,s children so soon as they reach
the noe ,of maturity or marry. The writer
in The Aaufdir concludes with tne rema y <
that th;s esasping and penuriousness OF tie
Queen &c Tend 10 bring the crown into con,
ssmpt.n This Is very plain language, ana
viii some day lead to trouble.
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A Startling Innovation I'm the shape Q
Iced Water.

Il
Iced Water.
From the London telegraph
Mr.. J. P. Knight, the general manager 81
the London, Brighton and South COAST , rail-
wav, gives notice OF areform Wn'cn Is Ihe-
" at the present moment to pc halieq as :,
oreat and extremely seasonable boon by al
Unseen oera on the company's system. Ii
WAS. il seems, suggested to Dir. Knight by
h;s exnerienee in Austria and Germany
while on tour of inspection over the rail-
,povs in those countries. The announce
ment is made in the following terms ::
with view Of affording increased com:
fort to passengers travelling on this railway
the directors have ordered that during tne
hot weather OF the summer ana autumn
months supply Of fresh, cold tdrlnklhs
water shall be obtainable by passengers -
certain stations on their Journey.
AS q commencement, therefore, OF th's
arraneement. the company's refreshmen'
contractor ut Lewes, Horsham, ana InIee
Bridges stations, will have PLATFORM t!ail
attendants provided with supply OF icee
water. who will, on the arrival OF the va
rious trains, and on application 20 them
serve out to any passenger 10 the Train
glass OF iced water at an authorized charge
of one penny per glass. $500 -
The pIatform attendants will walk along
side the train, and, as may be required
hand the driDking-water to the passenger
in the carriages. Passengers are desired L
return the empty glass 10 the attendant a
quickly as possible. III
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-08-29

MIXED METaSaoRs-The follaHing are
fEom a collection OF miSad metaphors which
a. German editor has amused himself by ma
king: 49,.
ss3Ee wili,' cried an iRspired Democrat,
q burn all our ships, aad. with every sail
unturled, steer boldly 0at iato the oceaa OF
fraedon u Justice Minister Hye, 10 lg44s,
ia a speech to the Vienns students, impress
sixely declared 'sThe chariot Of the reya-
luton lis rolling along and 9nashing Its
teeth ,as trolls - A pan-GefRanist mayor
AZ q Rhineand corporation rose still higher
In an address to the Emperor. He said !:
!" No Austria, no Prussia; one Only Ger
many ! saeh were the words the mouth OF
your :lmperaal Majesty has always bad in its
ewes. y Professor Johannes Scherr, in critl-
scism ON LenaUs Lyrics, writes: "Ont OF
the dark,regions Of philosophical problems
the poet suddenly lets swarms OF songs dive
up, carrying far-Aasbing pearls OF thought
In their beaks. -
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The Romance Of Lace.
HOW AN IMPROVEMENT IN WEAVING THE DELI
CATE TISSUES IS EXPLAINED IN FRANCE.

HOW AN IMPROVEMENT IN WEAVING THE DELI
CATE TISSUES IS EXPLAINED N-FRANCE.
[Paris correspondence Baltimore Bul'etin.I
The most recent Improvement in the pro.
.duction OF lace is the introduction OF shaded
tints in the flowers and patterns, giving
rhemthe relief of picture. This effect is
produced by varying the application OF the
two stitches used in making the flowers
the e toile," which forms the close tissue,
and the "grille,o employed in the more
open part of the pattern. The system is so
applied to the daces OF France
that it has been adopted with the greatest
success.
Thereiis legend regarding the introduc.
ton Of this manufacture into Flanders. A
but pious young girl was
dying of love for young maRWhose wealth
precluded all hopes Of marriage. One night,
las she satwecping at her sad tate, beauti.
full lady entered the cottage and, without
saying a word, placed on her knees
green cloth cushion, with its bdsbins filled
evenings float in the air, and which the
people, call .ssfils de la VERGE" Ihe lady,
slough of romantic bearing, was a!practica
manufacturer. She sat down iii silence,
and with her niElbe fingers taught the un.
|.happyimaiden how to make all sartsof pat
terms and complicated stitches. AS daylight
approached the maiden had learaedaeer art
andrtAemysterious visitor disappeared.
'Fhe price Of ilaee soon made the poor girl
mob. She, married the man OF hercboice,
asad. surrounded by large family, lived
happy anu rich, for she had kept the>seTet
feTlherself. One. eEening, when the little
fokEs were playing. round her knee by:the
fresidesanfi her husband sat fondly watch
ing the happy greup, the lady suddenly
made her appearance among them Her
bearing was distant: she seemed stern
and sad, .ald this tine addressed
her asOtegS in "a trembling xoiceI
!" Here" she said. ."sou enjoy peace
and abundance. while, without are famine
and troAhle. IAelped ,ysu; you have not
helped your neishbors. Che angels weep
for you, andtuRn away their faces" SO the
next day ahe woman. arose, and, going forts.
with green cushion and its bobbins in her
hands, went from cottage to cottage Offering
to all who sauId be taught to instruct them
in the art she had herself miraculously
learned. So they .aiso becaEse rich, and
Belgium became fameals for this manufac'
nre.
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BY GrubbS & Williams.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioncers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.


COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THE
~ VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND IN THE
CITY OF RICHMOND, AT THE NORTHEAST
CORNER OF CARY AND E V I FL
STREETS. AT AUCTlON.-In pursuance of 4 de,
cree of the Circuit Court of Augusta county, entered
June IL, 1878, In The cause Of CocllranS admins
traitor. &C. rs. J. ". Green Smith, trustee, &c, rs
commissioner appointed for the purnose WIZ sell
by auction. upon The premises, on TUE SDAG the
Isl day of October, at ovlocS r: NJ lhe LOT o..
GROUND situated al owe. fronting 80 AZ rect
on Cary and running back 81 S-l2 feet to an
alley II feet wide. .
THIS LOT has upon 1t an excavatcd basement.
with brick walls up 10 HE street level ana helhS To-
caled within short distance OF the 'tsn the mills
Exchanges, and III the centre Of the best business
part Of the city, IS regarded as valuable Site for
warehouse. factory, or any other business purpose
TERMS: Very libaral-to Wit: Enough In cash 10
ay costs of suit and sale; the residue in equal pay
inents at one, two, and three years the purchaser
executing Douds for the deferred payments with APP
proved personal security, bearing interest from the
day OF SALE and The title 10 be retained by the Court
until full payment IS made.
6. VI. HARRISON, Commissioner.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, Auctlonters.
90 tuw4 We tldS
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AUCTION Sales.--future Days.
By George S. yashon & Son, Auctioneers,
No, Tenth street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VERY FALU'
i ABLE FARM,lN TIE G9uSTY. Of G RdEi1
SEVEN MILES WEST OF MANCHESTER
kN0WN IS LoGuST GEoVE S,S G SJSIrtii {
ACRES, consisting In part Of about rs acres oi
valuable yaes.river 500 acre acre
very good and In Il high state Of cultivation. The
land lays nicely and includes Two good mill-strean
and two of the finest granite quarricS imnediafeiI
on the river; good buildings, new barn, and al
necessary out-buidings.
By virtue of deed of trust executed to the I'M.
dersigned by John Z. Andrews, trustee for Corueli
\. Avery; Cornclia 4. Avery, and Amos G. Avery
duly recorded in the clerks Office of Chesterfield
County COdrI will, heng thereto requested by the
beneficiary in said DEED seIl al pIhs auction ~ Oh
bier, 1878, at IL O'Clock NJ or fair If not, the hex
fair day), The property above described.
TERMS: Cash rs 10 $3.393.33 and expenses Of
executing this trust on credit as TO s3333.33 fol
one year. ind on q credit of TIVE years as tt
S3,333.33, for negotiable notes, interest ADDED, So
cured by trust deed; balance on such terms As may
be announced III sale. JOHN Z. Il. POLK,
M 90 Trustee.
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BY PoindeXter & Topper,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
1000 Main street.

rTRUSTEE'S SALE OF AS ACRES OF
i LAND, AND SPLENDID IMPROVEMENTS
THEREON. IN HENRICO COmNI1, Ten
ROAD, LEADING FROM RICHMQND TO
CHARLES CITY COURTHOUSEOCC OCCUPIED BIZ
DR. J. L. JUHNSON.-By virtue of Il certain deed
OF trust executed by George b. Bonnel trustee. for
Margaret L. johnson. dated July 2S: 1877 ana duiy
record I'm the clerks Office OF the 1!efrco County
Court (ueflult having been made IN the payment OF
a certain therein securely shall sell neng re-
nuircd so to do by the beneficiary. on FRlDAl !. Al-
gust 30. 1878. at Heurico County Court, at il u,
tho above valuable property. This farm Is consid-
ere one of the best below the CITY, the land and I'M
rrove!nentS being very supericr-thc ow-grolnhs
extending back to the river. frst-c'ass dwelling,
annie oul-huildngS aud ime-kiln recently erect
ed. are part of tl!e prem SeS.
TERMS: Cash rs To expenses Of sale. ana note OF
$50 due july 2S, 1878. with interest 10 day OF sale
and the resi- uc upon the following credits: One
note OF 500. payable January %, 1879; and TWO
notes OF 500 and $1,000 zach. payable July rs,
1879: and The balance payable upon such terms as
shall be announced ut sale.
G. X. MACON, Trustee.
PoINDExTER & UPPER. AnctioneerS. au 20
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-08-29
BY Robert =. Lyme
Real Estate Agent ana Auctionecr,
1912 tIain street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF NICE HOUSE
L ANDLOT SITUATED ON I.OWNES STR E ,I,
JTIS,r Outside OF TIE CORPORATE LIMITS
AT AUCTION.-In execution Of deed OF trust
dated the Sd of June, lS75. from Nancy ami John
Harris To the undersigned, trustee and recorded IN
will offer for SALE upon the premises. on MON
DAY, September 2, 1878, at o'clock 7. NJ, 6' Ing
rrnuired So 10 do by the holder Of The bond secured
thereby default having been made In the payment
of the same all the property conveyed by said deco,
consisting Of LOT fronting t%enty.tye tett on
Lowuts strt et on which Is 4 BRICK HOUSE CON-
tanning about three rooms. -,
TERMS: Cash rs to expenses of sale and TO pay OH
bond of Sip, with all interest. &C., thereon; Dali
ancc upon terms to be given at sale.
ROBERT w. JOHNSON.
,,o7 Trustee.
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TRIED REMEDY FOR BILIOUS

~ Il z , ..
Those who suffer from ,dsorGcr or inactlon OF Inc
liver will never get the upper hand of the unruy or
gan so long IS they such irrational remedies a.
blue pill, calonsel. and podophyllin. But from tht
tried and popular medicine Hcsletter's Stomach
Btters, they may expect relief with certainty OF
obtaining it, TIE infiuenceol the oitters upon the
great hillary gland Is direct powerful and speedily
felt. The relief accorded is not spasmodic, but CON-
.plete and permanent. The sallcwness of the skin
furred appearance OF the tongue, Indigestion, cos
ssycness, headache, nausea, pains through The right
side ind shoulder Ia tact every accompaniment OF
the obstinate compliant. are entirely and promptly
re,s owed by course OF this measurable medicine. In
behrlr of which testfsnonyi Is constantly emanutng
fra every quarter anG frea all classes OF society,"
,aus7-Tu, rh,S&w
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ByJ. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Aucioncer,
ll13 Main street.

TWO BRICK HOUSES AND FRAME
Il STORE ON rWENTY-F!FTHs TREEI:-by
TftURSDAY. August Goth. 1873, at 8 o'clocs
p M. Two BRICK HOUSES. Nos. ~ ana o
Twenty-ffth street, fronting thereon about hifeeli
feet zach. There Is Il FRAME STORE In front ni
No. Is. The attention Of parties desiring L paying
investment is called 10 this sale
TERMS: To be announced at sale. ,n.u-
j. THOMPSON BROWN,
,uoa Auctloneer
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MoRTARFY1NG OGcgRRESCE.-ssY You see.
my DEAR he explained, tthe man was
climbing the ladder with hodiul OF mortar
s SI and the whole contents Of the bod
came down on my head.' How ridicu-
lous YOU must have looked, y she replied.
.sOn the contrary, my dear, I was sub
Nme,''
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BY Robert D. Lyme.
- Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
: Z 81 ~ 1910 Main street.
'lr-s,uMMIssIoNERss SALE OF THIRTY

noMMIssIoNERs. SALE OF ,I,5 RI
sLOrs ON SMITHS HILL,
FRoSTING ON SIXTH: sEyEE TT L..,; MN sT
EIsHTH STREETS NEAR GRoHGIHl P dSEy 81
i RsfuHMoND. BY AUCTIoN.-In pursuance o., OF
a certain decree OF The ChancerY Court OF Inc
ci,y az Richmond entered on the "a day OF july:
i s7S In suit therein pending In cause slfieu
Hnpf1es rs. Knowles. Lee, and afr, VIC; me uhIer-
sigreyi appointed commissioners for me purpose,
viii Droceed 10 sell, upon the premises, commen-
cling On Sixth street Gcar Crouch street. on WE'D
NESDhY the 4th day of September. S7H, NJ ~
O'Clock r. NJ, Thirty DESIRABLE BUILDING
lots on the streets named above, fronting ABOUT
al feet each by l20 feet TO a wide alley.
This sale offers m unusually good opportunity 70
parties or small means and purchasers for specIa-
lion or otherwise, being situated that they WIZ be
prea, and enhanced In value by Inc new
grades aud many new houses being erected near
10 Them and being so contiguous to the central part
OF the city. c, .,
in cash: balance upon credit OF four, eight ana
twelve months negotiable notes. with SIX per cent
interest ADDED and title retained until all the pur-
chase.money Is paid and conveyance Is ordered py
the Court. &C.,. ., ,
DIot OF the property can be seen 1t office OF the
JOHN HUNTER, dr.,
JAMES II. DOOLEY,
an "a Special Commissioners.
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DyJ Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Aucfloncer,
1l13 Main street.

GALE OF FRAME HOUSE AND LOT
- ON HOLLY STREET.-BY request OF me own
O'Clock r. NJ. on the premises. No. TIA Holly street,
between Pine and Laurel streets fronting on SAID
Holly street 90 feet. aud running back between
parallel lines 1s feet. The HOUSE IS frame ana
contains four rooms: and has The usual oEt-honses'
There Is excellent well OF water on me premises
nouncrd at sale, j. THOMPSON BROWN,
.mo3 Auctioneer.
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BY Frank j. Sampson,
Real Estate Agent, Auchonecr. and Notary tuohc'
No. e21 Hull street. Manchester, Va.

Real Estate Agent, AuctlouecT. anu .'o'a'1 o'~'
No. 921 Hull street. Manchester va
DUBLIC AUCTION SALE OF A
/ LARGE NUMBER OF VACANT LOTS In
T1oTINND'S AND SNELLING'S ADDITION TO
TIE CITY OF MANCHESTE R.-At the request
of the owners, and by virtue of decree of The CIR
cult Court Of Chesterfield county euered AZ thS May
term 1878. of Avis, &c. Us. Hastings adninlStrH
tor. viii sell. on the premises, on iItUkSDAif l.
August 90 1873 commencing ut C9c G, 4; NJ,
the following VALUABLE VACANT LOTS us
above: yIor,TED
BUILDING LOTS In Hollanc's adrilon-louIl
fronting on Bainbridgc street In rty leeet anu
four fronting on Holland street thirty feet acn' iul
ming back about so feet to fifteen foot alley.
Second. Also, EIGHTEEN LOTS III stln ihialtion o..
fronting from twcniy-seYen and haf 10 lhIrtY ,ees
each on Hargrove slree., with depth OF ABOUT 1oZ
feet. ,,,ca. g., c,o,
linp,s addition. on Puwhaian street, ana near Inc
residence of Mrs. Jane Baird e.
FOURTH About TEN LOTS in said addition 'front.'
Ing partly on Bainbrdge street and partly on Ducn-
anan street. 49,, ord 7
Invite Investors In real estate and persons WISHING
10 buy good building lots TO attend this sale rs an
directed to close them out for the most part 10 Tile
highest bidder. .,,,r o,,d
TERMS : one half cash: the balance at four anc
Of cbt months for negolia ole notes secured by ded o.
da uv vf Sale f. j. SAMPSON.
"'. on -, aoitds Auciionctr.
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AND ONO RAIL-
~ WAY COMPANION 81: after >l'NNif.
June %, lh7S. passenger trails VIII i"aHr We.
arrive ut Richmond As toli""r:
WESTWARD.
No. l-7:2O \. N.-Lcaycs-F":: lIrNrfE".oy.
Daily exc, >. SUNDAY: .rn.. Al
all regular ,'a;i"m~: ARR, .. &.
tiorduusvr..r AZ 1885 4. 81.
Charlotte ...n al HE'S \. ":
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FoR WN>:t>GroS: Ari.t.i
1T ,,rrdru>@:5.c It 1898 :. w.;
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$50 /. NJ. arrives AZ u .-g-
n=ton a, H:lJ Pm
Fox i.YN' !iEuR": Arrives
at Chariot ".vi!" at ll:5 \
~: leave, ~ Virginia Nrl."'
at ll:3J \. NJ; arrive. &.
I.yucbuy- - 2:2o i. VI.
So.3 o:45P M.-Lray,S-F tIN,I>NAu:
naily: stops ai iauoyc~J..c-
tiuu Nur-. Beaver Dam. Ea,,;.
erick's lii" Luut'!a Iu-.l-
ans. Gordon .yi.r, Gotham,
k.swick. thariur'r.S Iil..
Lynchbur. sanction, Iyy. II.
chum'< River. Gr"rn" u''l. ~
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Stauui"n. ~%o"pc's. t"-W".
Millhnr"'. #.tton F"r@r. W.
hanson. IDwmD"r. t"'!a'-
ton. aud a.. stations We; Il
toying!Ol. Arrives 2t '"r-
louisville - i:!u \. NJ .uir-
lor,csyiLe =, 80! M: >''or'
ton at H. !. VI; i"yu.'"u
at 7:2U !. 81. ,orothia-rI 4;
White sulphur a 80 \. y ;
kauawha fal- ~ 1870 T.. w..
i,lIancrl: Huntington al 81
L. VI. Sicalnrr arrive, Al Posts.
mouth al 800 l.. NJ, il"ra'
natl at . \. NJ. nnd CONNECTS
with the He, tor The w.,
Nurihwr,,. a,, southwest.
For WN~iliNCTnS: Arr. :
ut ,ior,l"u,yi!." 1T 20 \ VI.
leaves by NirG!nia Midland 'rltn
NJ $50 A. ": arrives al Wa.n-
ingion ut : \. VI.
Fox lYS,IIHuEG: ARR
AT iioriun~.llir nj l:2o \. VI.
(ChLi.c rtT~j. ami kIls'a'
Midland arrives al Lyuc.'JI1
at 81 \. y.
No. s-3:45 r. NJ. ,rayc>-l or noRpoSSylLaE
AccnInlun,:,' ION. daily I.>' Ni
SundaN. stops At al ~iauua'
and arrives III G0r'ipn'Nn!r 81
7:43 L. NJ.
EASTWARD.
No. $500 r. M.-Arlivcs-fGcN IirTTI%G;T"T
Daily (cx,'rpL >mdayl: "-'r
Iuniinyinu ~ $3.50 l.. u.
White Sulj,..aC 1t cIj \. V.
StauuInn a, 1875 i. VI: 'H,-
lotcsvi!ir q, $50 T., "; ',".
donsgllic al i:.ij l.. vi.
FROM LIS, uBuRG: Nlf-'"
Midland Ir't:cS Lynch"nf 81
I.:5j T.. W. arrives n '.r
don.villc Al i:45 +. N. trln-
rars): Chesapeake and bot
leaves at Al Il. VI.
No O2-i:aJ p.M.-FRDH STANTON: L''''
slauuton daily ieXc'W sunday
at $40 \. NJ: Charlotte. d'
$50 \. ~: Inlt!ousy He. l".I
\. NJ; aEd stops at III s'.i'I. %
FROM WASHING! Va
ginii Midland !"tS"- IT ~
A. NJ: ar:.."- III hpriui.''l VIZ
at lO:i5 Chesapeake Ini rsl
frrGht am y ,@'i ,i,n ,'' u
and stOl,- at 81 stations
No. 4 6:45 \. N.-Arriyrs-lGUM tITciHN %